Sewer Line Extension Could Reach East Annex by 1979
Mexico's sewer plan by Black and Veatch envisions extending main trunk lines into the Vandiver annexation area with a projected cost of 972000 dollars. Design work and studies add 307250 dollars. Funding would be 75 percent federal EPA 15 percent state DNR and 10 percent local, with possible revenue bonds or a sewer district if funds fall short. Public hearing set for Monday December 13 to review the report and timetable.
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Mexico
Black and Veatch
Kansas
Gary Eide
Vandiver
Audrain Broadcasting Co
C&a
Burlington Lake
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
State Department of Natural Resources
Bide
Elde
Eide
EPA
Teasdale May Name His Choices By Next Week
Gov elect Joseph Teasdale may announce three department heads next week as his transition team culls candidates. Officials say names were unanimously supported, with mid month readying of final recommendations. Budget staff and non merit job applications are being reviewed amid salary concerns.
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Teasdale
Jefferson City
Joseph Teasdale
Cliff Faddis
Faddis
Joe
Patrick Hartigan
State Capitol
Christopher
Bond
St. Louis
Brendan Ryan
Kansas City
Gilmore May Now Face Another Murder Trial
Convicted killer Gary Gilmore could be tried again for a second murder, as Utah County prosecutors plan to pursue charges in the 1978 Jensen gas-station shooting while the U.S. Supreme Court delays his execution for a third time. Gilmore, who turned 36, has expressed a desire to die, and the fate of the death sentence remains uncertain as legal actions unfold.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
U.S. Supreme Court
Gilmore
Utah
Atty Noall Wootton
Max David Jensen
Brigham Young University Law
Jensen
Bennie Bushnell
Provo
Bessie Gilmore
Utah Supreme Court
Mixed Results From Assessment Tests
Missouri seniors score just over half in problem solving and mathematics while showing over 75 percent in leisure time use and social development. The tests covered 17 areas, were taken by 27 000 seniors in 126 high schools, and aim to identify educational needs and guide future programs. Education Commissioner Mallory says the first results inform strengths and weaknesses and anticipate further testing next year.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Department of Education
Atumnr Mallory
Mallory
Funny Money Out Laughing Mint No
A batch of $1 bills with upside-down printing has surfaced in the Philadelphia area, sparking collector interest. Officials say the misprints involve 1974 series notes with Federal Reserve and Treasury seals inverted, with estimated 400 to several thousand in circulation and values up to 125 dollars each.
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Philadelphia
Sam
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
U.S
Norman Pullen
Robbinsville
N.J
H.T. Krisak
Bureau
Washington Mint
Federal Reserve Banks
Atlanta
Chicago
Kansas City
Carter rules out new wage and price controls
Plains Georgia President elect Carter says he will not seek authority to impose wage and price controls. He cites rising unemployment at 8.1 percent and wholesale price gains as reasons the economy may need help next year but plans tax cuts and job programs instead. Carter announces Cyrus Vance as secretary of state and Bert Lance to head the OMB, with Bob Lipshutz to be a presidential counselor.
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Plains
Carter
Labor Department
Experiment Station
Cyrus R. Vance
Vance
Johnson
Army
Defense
Atlanta
Thomas B
Bert’ Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Carter Camp
Bob Lipshutz
Lipshutz
New Fighting Flares In Parts Of Lebanon
In Beirut and across Lebanon new fighting erupted between leftist and rightist factions in the north and south, violating a two week old Arab League ceasefire. The Syrian led peacekeeping force moved to curb violence in the north while avoiding the south.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Arab League
Obituary for Edith E Spradlin of Mexico and family details
Edith Elnora Spradlin 47 of 610 N Jeffries Mexico died Friday at 6 35 p m Audrain Medical Center after a months illness. Born June 4 1929 near Perry she was married Nov 27 1947 to Robert E Spradlin. She was a billing clerk for Kingdom Telephone Co Auxvasse the past four years. Surviving: husband Steven Sprachin Mexico daughter Marva Jean Nickel Dallas Texas mother in Pin Oaks Nursing Home two grandchildren a brother Marvin Griffith Mexico two sisters Agnes Irene Jones Mexico Opal Fae Woolfolk Hallsville. Funeral Sunday 2 p m Precht Pickering Funeral Home Pastor Jim Randall Love Street Church officiating burial East Lawn Memorial Park. Family receives friends after 3 p m today at the funeral home memorials to the church Israel border fighting with casualties reported.
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Robert E. Spradlin
Jeffries
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Perry
Noah Floyd
Fannie Bell Crodis Griffith
Edith Elnora Spradlin
Eldon
Kingdom Telephone Co
Auxvasse
J.W
Opal Fae) Woolfolk
Hallsville
Precht-Pickering
Jim Randall
Love Street Christian Church
East Lawn Memorial Park
Danforth Campaign Spent Over Three Quarters of a Million
The AP reports Missouri U.S. Senate race spending shows John C. Danforth receiving 774,358 and spending 756,100 with a 18,258 balance. Hearnes for Senator runs about 12,000 debt. Hearnes year spent 596,625. Bond outspent Teasdale by 165,783. Tea sdale trails with about 100,000 in loans.
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Jefferson City
John C. Danforth
U.S. Senate
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Hearnes
Washington
Hearnes Committee
Guv. Christopher
Bond
Joseph P. Teasdale
Citizens For Bond Committee
Teasdale
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Vandiver Village
Ariendant
Supreme Court
Santa
North Pole
Marika
Roger Rosenthal
Richard Vance
Robert Spradlin
Israel
Bint Jbeil
Syria
Danforth
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