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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1976

Page

3

Johnston Named COE Coordinator at Mexico Area Vocational School

Charles Johnston will serve as COE coordinator and adult education supervisor at the Mexico area vocational technical school. A Wellston High School graduate he earned a BS from Washington University St. Louis and an MEd from Missouri with six years of prior experience. Mr and Mrs Johnston have three children.

George Krudwig Mexico High School Hazelwood High School Krudwig University of Missouri, Columbia Hickman High School Columbia Cherf Erdel Eugene Field Erdel Lee’s Summit Rio Mexico Iris Shoemaker Mexico Junior High School Shoemaker Route 4 Sharon Stidham Columbia College Uppsala University Uppsala Sweden Taichung Taiwan Roger Hill Eldon High School Hill Central Missouri State University University of Misouri Lincoln University Crocker Newburg Kent Rd Lucinda Fuemmeler Monroe City High School Fuemmeler Northeast Missouri State University Dorcas Joan Fecht Fecht Northeast Missouri State Univeristy Louisiana Laddonia 1517 Ringo Margaret Rosser Hannibal High School Resser Hannibal- LaGrange College Darlene Isaacs Essex Iowa Charles Johnston COE Mexico Area Julie Sacks Richardson Hall Parkway West High School St. Louis Sacks Southeast Missouri State University Meramac Community College Route 5 Phyllis Cope Buchanan High School Troy Cope O'Fallon Auxvasse Jacquelyn Hagan Hagan Route 1 Kathryn Hopkins Smith-Cotton High School Sedalia Linda Morgan Eugene Field School McCluer High School Robert Hunter Centralia Hunter Arkansas Polytechnical School Greg Peck Beth Markenson Horton- Watkins High School Ladue Markenson Warrenton Julia Green East High School Nashville Tenn Middle Tennessee State University Murfreesboro Green North Wade Robert Carr ,Jr Waynesville High School Carr Mrs Paul Fields Mr. Fielda Northwest Missouri State University Maryville Fort Lauderdale Florida Lincoln Junior College Lincoln Susan Heuer Hawthorne School Heuer Hever Donald Miller Central High School Cape Girardeau Miller University of Arkansas Arkansas Missouri Coal St Kristine Craddock Rosa High School James Dishman Mexico Junior High University of Missouri St. Is St. Charles Dent Salem Camdenton Dishman 1300 West Breckenridge

Mexico schools hire numerous new teachers for 1960s era plan

No Photos For Some Miss Paulette Mueller will teach remedial mathematics at Mexico Junior High. Janet Banks will teach mathematics at Mexico High. Nancy Allen will teach home economics at Mexico High. Paul Fields will teach special education at Mexico High. James Dishman named Mexico Junior High principal. Multiple graduates from local and state universities join the staff, with addresses and prior experience noted. Kids outgrown their clothes, toys, bedroom furniture? Use a Want Ad.

Paulette Mueller Mexico Jackson, Mo Nancy Allen Mexico High School Miss Allen University of Missouri, Columbia Central Missouri State University East Love

Goats Clear Fire Breaks In California Forest

The U S Forest Service uses 1,200 goats to clear 300 foot wide fire breaks in Cleveland National Forest near Mt Laguna. The operation aims to save 30 to 100 dollars per acre versus herbicides or machinery, with 700 new goats added to the 500 in March. He says goats eat about 10 pounds of brush daily per animal.

MT. Laguna Calif U.S. Forest Service Cleveland National Forest National Forest San Diego Stan Allgeler Deacanso Forest Service Fred Chavez Chavez

Colson urges prisons opened to public view

Former Watergate figure Charles Colson, now a special counsel, told the American Correctional Association that U S prisons should be transparent to the public. He cited prisoner despair from sentencing disparities and warned of uncertainty and paranoia among inmates after his own experience in Maxwell, Alabama.

Denver Charles Colson Richard M. Nixon American Correctional Association

Part-time Workers Must Be Counted

Atty Gen John Danforth says Missouri Department of Higher Education must count part-time workers hired to process student loan and junior college aid applications toward its 25 full-time equivalent staff limit. He ruled these interns and work-release workers meet all criteria of regular employees under court decisions.

Jefferson City State Department of Higher Education John Danforth Danforth George Lehr Lehr

Phelps Won't Debate Rabbitt in November Campaign

Incumbent Republican Lt. Gov. William Phelps declined to debate Democratic nominee Richard Rabbitt. Rabbitt proposed a state wide debate series starting next month focusing on views and qualifications for the office. Phelps said media coverage will adequately present his positions and questioned fairness.

Jefferson City William Phelps Richard Rabbitt Rabbitt Phelps House Kansas City

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