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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1976

Page

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Ford Leaves Raft of Energy Issues

Washington AP. The departing Ford administration hands the incoming Carter team a raft of unfinished energy business from fuel taxes to the fate of the nuclear breeder reactor. Carter vows a unified policy by April 1 and faces key questions on offshore leasing, Western coal, Alaskan oil and gas plans, and a nationwide strip-mining control law.

Washington Ford Administration Carter Interior Department Stanley Doremus Interior Doremus New Administration Thomas S. Kleppe Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4 Alaska Navy Congress California Texas

Actor Jack Cassidy Dies In West Hollywood Fire

Los Angeles AP reports actor singer Jack Cassidy, 49, died from a fire in his fourth floor West Hollywood penthouse after a party. Investigators cite an unextinguished cigarette as a likely cause. deputy injured during evacuation. Cassidy was father of David Cassidy and ex-husband of Shirley Jones.

Los Angeles Jack Cassidy West Hollywood Cassidy David Cassidy Shirley Jones County Fire Department Rod Smith

Bellow Criticizes Writers In Nobel Lecture

In Stockholm Saul Bellow, Nobel Literature winner, denounced contemporary writers for clinging to radicalism while yearning for simplicity and truth. He argued ideas held by intellectuals often misrepresent humanity and urged writers to challenge conventional views. Separately, Leah Marie Rainwater was born to John and Mary Rainwater in Montgomery City, weighing six pounds two ounces at Audrain Medical Center.

Stockholm Sweden Saul Bellow Swedish Academy Milton Friedman Bellow John Steinbeck America Leah Marie Rainwater John Rainwater Montgomery City Audrain Medical Center Rainwater Empire Gas Co Jodi Lynn Fennewald John C. Fennewald Martinsburg John Ray Chipman Perry Jennifer Christine Chipman

NAACP Plans Monthly Meeting At Local Bank Room

The NAACP announces its monthly meeting will be Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the Community Room at the First National Bank. Members are urged to attend, said H.O. Tolson, president.

NAACP First National Bank H.O. Tolson

Lebanese Christian Factions Split Over Attacks and Kidnappings

A gun battle grenade attack and kidnappings split Lebanon s two largest Christian factions the National Liberal party and the Phalangist party claiming deaths and injuries while a Tigers militia withdraws from the united Christian command. A later joint statement sought to defuse tensions as attacks continue on Liberal offices and officials. Meanwhile in Missouri two separate newborns and a fire disaster dominate local notices.

Beirut Lebanon Camille Chamoun National Liberal Party Pierre Gemayel Phalangist Party Chamoun Tigers United Christian Command Phalangist Liberal Party Ashrafiyah Gemayel Bashir Unified Christian Command Elias Sarkis Syrian Army of Occupation

Mothers Of Punished Youths Threaten Lawsuit Over Cigarette Punishment

HOME Missouri AP. Mothers of two boys punished by forced cigarette ingestion threaten legal action after harassment from neighbors and threats to sue school officials. The involved students faced tobacco consumption as a disciplinary choice and health problems followed. amid protests the school board backed Principal Kenneth Hightower.

Home William Adkins Bill Hume High School Kenneth Hightower Hightower Adkins Terry Weatherman William Weatherman Weath Erman

Dentist Opens New Office in Mexico Missouri

William H. Jolly DDS announces the opening of his general dentistry office at 1415 S Morris Ave Mexico Missouri on December 6 1976. Appointments may be made by calling 581-0511.

William H. Jolly DDS S. Morris Mexico

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