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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1974

Page

3

Senate Eyes House-Passed Usury Bill in Missouri Special Session

Jefferson City Missouri AP lawmakers push to raise the states 10 percent ceiling on most loans with amendments before sending to the Senate. The House approved a bill similar to the Senate plan but kept a lower limit on points, aiming to keep federal home loan participation and spur construction. A compromise awaits a joint conference committee as debates continue on an emergency funding measure for welfare programs. The session also sees approval to raise judgments interest from 6 to 8 percent and extend payment timing. The Senate confirmed Frank G Zarb as administrator of the Federal Energy Administration.

Jefferson City House Richard de Coster DeCoster Senate Canton Democrat Missouri Christopher S. Bond Kenneth Rothman D-Clayton House Senate James Baker Kansas City Baker Washington Frank G. Zarb Federal Energy Administration

Protesters Beef Going To Poor Families

Twenty Hereford cattle valued at 7350 dollars left the Agriculture Department lawn to be slaughtered and meat worth 12640 dollars donated next week to poor Washington families in 10 pound packages. Twenty seven more cattle remained overnight in portable steel pens on the Mall opposite Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz's office as protesters staged a day of demonstrations over livestock industry conditions.

Washington (Ap Agriculture Department Washington Agriculture Earl L. Butz Ofice

Postoffice Dog Licks Stamps For RFD Carrier

Hornbeak Tennessee post office features a mongrel named Hex who licks stamps for rural carrier Tucker. Postmaster Jerry Short says the dog has been an attraction for two years and can lick stamps off a hundred rolls, sometimes biting to swallow one. Tucker accepts the stamps and rewards Hex with a candy bar from Darnell's Grocery next door.

Hornbeak, Tenn Hornbeak Jerry Short Hex Jerry Tucker Rex Short Memphis Darnell’s

Army Patrols Rangoon After New Outbreak

Rangoon, Burma. Thousands of troops patrolled nearly deserted streets after a second spasm of arson and shooting on Thursday night. Rangoon Radio reported a tribunal sentenced 35 people to prison for three to five years for destroying public property as schools and markets closed and traffic scarce. Nine killed and 74 wounded in clashes since government forces recovered the body of U Thant.

Rangoon Burma Rangoon Radio U Thant United Nations

All-Star cast on list of suckers

A 100 million securities swindle indicts 13 in Los Angeles. Robert S. Trippet and 12 former Home Stake Production officers face a 39 count indictment for a forged oil drilling scheme. Celebrity and political investors included Andy Williams and Barbra Streisand among others.

Los Angeles Robert S. Trippet Oklahoma Home Stake Production Co Trippet George J. W. Goodman Adam Smith Andy Williams Jack Benny Buddy Hackett Liza Minnelli Walter Matthau Barbra Streisand Barbara Walters Bob Dylan Robbie Gentry John Goodell New York Jacob K. Javits South Carolina Ernest F. Hollings California HomeStake U.S Internal Revenue Service Securities and Exchange Commission

Layoffs Rise at Chrysler and Ford Across Industry

Chrysler extends Newark plant shutdown to February as Ford announces 19,000 indefinite layoffs plus 13,950 hourly workers furloughed for a week. Industry totals show about 106,000 open-ended layoffs, with GM reporting 57,000 to start January and Ford 19,000.

Detroit Chrysler Corp Ford Motor Co Ford Chrysler U.S Newark Del Dodge Warren Mich Lima Cleveland Ohio Kansas City General Motors

Badaracco Files For Congress In 1976 Run

ST. LOUIS AP Aldermanic president Joseph Badaracco, 55, filed as a Republican candidate for the 3rd District seat held by Leonor Sullivan. He plans to leave the aldermanic post when his term ends next April and believes Sullivan will not seek a 13th term. He had earlier announced a 1974 bid but withdrew when Sullivan sought reelection. Badaracco has served as aldermanic president for six years.

ST. Louis Joseph Badaracco Leonor Sullivan Badaracco Sullivan

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