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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1977

Page

5

Carter Seeks Senate Support for Panama Canal Pact

President Carter mounts a four pronged drive to secure Senate ratification of the Panama Canal treaty, courting lawmakers and pressuring allies while touting enhanced U S security, Latin American relations, and aid. A separate accident report from Vandalia cites Joey Runyon sustaining serious injuries in a Route W crash.

Washington Carter Senate Gerald R. Ford Henry A. Kissinger United States Latin America Panama Congress Soviet Union Canal Zone U.S Sol Linowitz Ellsworth Bunker Panama Canal Joint Chiefs of Staff

Slurry Sealing Schedule Outlines Week of Road Work

Gil Patrick city engineer says slurry sealing on Mexico streets continues next week with Kent Road from Beacon to Bennington Streets first. Daily crews then tackle Robin Hood, Breckenridge, Missouri, Coal and Dorcas streets from Tuesday through Friday as part of the repaving plan. The note adds broader political context with President Carter promoting the pact amid opposition from Thurmond and Helms.

Mexico Kent Road Gil Patrick Beacon Bennington Robin Hood Curtis Sherwood Breckenridge Clark Jefferson Missouri Jackson Monroe Bowevard Dorcas Luther Hendricks

UMW Chief Tries To Stop Strikes

United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller heads to coal fields to persuade about 66,500 wildcat strikers to end the walkout over health benefit cuts. The executive board warns penalties including fines and expulsions if strikers refuse back-to-work orders, as funds deplete from health and pension trusts financed by royalties on union mined coal. Miners in West Virginia and carloads across Kentucky Ohio and Pennsylvania complicate the effort.

Washington United Mine Workers Arnold Miller Miller UMW West Virginia Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania Larry Nibert District 17 Executive Board Charleston W.va Pension Trust

Keller Named 1977 78 Mexico Community Chest Head

Jim Keller of Mexico Route 2 was named chair of the 1977 78 Community Chest drive by Larry Webber. Keller, Audrain Medical Center personnel director, led last year’s fundraising at the medical center and will oversee budget reviews from 12 participating agencies. The drive unofficially kicks off September 13 with a 6:30 dinner at Todd’s.

Jim Keller Mexico Keller Jim Chest Board Larry Webber Community Chest Board American Red Cross Arthritis Foundation Audrain County Cerebral Palsy School Boy Courtney Child Care Center East Central Missouri Mental Health Association Girl Scouts Head Start Mexico Recreation Corporation Social Service For Salvation Army USO Community Chest Handi-Shop Todd's Highway 54 South Steve Erdel Bob Rivers J. C. Pollard Jim Dye Louis Leonatti Jim Frazer Ernest Gantt al Gatioto Steven W. van Matre Kentucky Audrain Medical Center Brennan Locke William van Matre E.N. Locke Manchester Sam P. Locke Thompson van Matre van Matre and 12Th Judicial Circuit

Widow of Pvt Slovik Loses Army Insurance Claim

Washington AP report details Army Secretary Clifford Alexander upholding Pvt Eddie Slovik’s wartime conviction and execution. His widow Antoinette Slovik cannot collect about 70,000 in life insurance. She laments timing and seeks broader justice while an appeal to President Carter is anticipated.

Washington Antoinette Slovik Army Clifford Alexander Eddie Slovik Alexander Mra. Slovik Slovik Bernard Edelson France Edelson U.S

McCoys Fight Plan to Move Randall McCoy Grave

Huntington native O R McCoy, 73, opposes moving the 1914 grave of Randall McCoy from Dils Cemetery in Pikeville to clear space for a $6 million civic center and parking lot. Cemetery owners sue to block the move. city seeks dismissal with no hearing date set. McCoy recalls the funeral and a grave marked with an M.

Huntington W.va McCoy Hatfields Randall McCoy Pikeville O.R. McCoy Dils Cemetery Civic Center Dils

Berkowitz Lawyer Denies Selling Tapes To Daily News

New York AP report says David Berkowitz's lawyer Philip Peltz denied offering the six hours of taped Berkowitz conversations for North American Sunday rights at $50,000 to the New York Daily News. The paper declined the offer as Berkowitz undergoes psychiatric examination after arrest for the Son of Sam killings.

NEW York David R. Berkowitz Sam New York Daily News Berkowitz Philip Peltz News Peltz Stacey Moskowitz Son of Nathan Securities and Exchange Commission

Chip Carter to leave White House return to Plains

Chip Carter, 27, moves out of the White House and back to Plains Georgia to work at the Carter peanut warehouse while his wife Caron 26 and their six month old James Earl IV stay in Washington. The First Lady's press secretary declined to comment on a possible marital separation or living arrangements. The Carters married in 1973 and have lived at the White House since January 20. Caron is a Hawk in s ville native, Macon Wesleyan graduate with a master's in Early Childhood Education from Georgia State.

Supreme Court Leonard E. Youwein Peltz Leon Stern Berkowitz The Daily News Ira Leitel Brooklyn Robert Violante Ronald Aiello Aiello Queens Albany Hugh Carey State Crime Victims Compensation Board Washington Chip Carter White House Plains Mary Finch Hoyt Hoyt Chip Democratic National Committee Carter Billy Carter Caron James Earl IV Camp David Carters Jody Powell Jeff Carter Amy Hawkinsville Macon Wesleyan Georgia State

Billy Carter to resign peanut business post

President Carter's brother Billy Carter will resign as managing partner of the Carter peanut business in Plains Georgia. Trustee Charles Kirbo confirms the move saying Billy has left and Chip Carter may join to run operations. Billy will keep a 15 percent stake while other family holdings include a service station, 173 acres in Sumter County and a 3,000 acre Carter farm.

Atlanta Carter Billy Plains Charles Kirbo Billy Carter Kirbo Chip Sumter County

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Vandalia Joey Runyon Highway Patrol Charles Howdeshell Mr. Runyon Howdeshell Runyon Joe Runyon Strom Thurmond Rs.c Jesse Helms Rn.c General Services Administration Corps of Engineers Richard Vance Kings County Hospital Daniel Schwartz Kings County
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