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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1975

Page

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Full Financing Planned For ASCS

The Agriculture Department is set to announce $90 million in extra funds for the Agricultural Conservation Program next year, the full Congress authorization. Final approval rests with the White House budget office. The House rejected a deferral of $175 million for 1976 operations, requiring the department to spend the full amount. The program covers 50 to 75 percent of approved conservation costs, with supporters noting its economic and environmental value and political popularity in Congress.

Washington Agriculture Department Congress Department Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office of Management and Budget White House Ford Administration House United States Capitol Hill

Fifth American Kidnapped In Ethiopia From Eritrea Clash

Ronald B. Mischalke of Mabel Minnesota is reported kidnapped in Asmara capital of Eritrea by unidentified armed men. ELF rebels are suspected. five Americans from Kagnew base are missing since July and November. ELF claims captives are in a northern Eritrean camp, well treated, with talks ongoing via Sudan.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Ronald B. Mischalke Mabel Minn Asmara Eritrea U.S Mischalke Eritrean Liberation Front ELF U.S. Kagnew Collins International Service Co Navy P.O C. Thomas C. Bowidowicz Jersey City N.J Army Spec David Strickland Orlando Fla Steve Campbell San Leandro Calif Jim Harrell Milwaukee Wis

Wetterau Announces Management Changes in Food Services

Wetterau Incorporated discloses a series of leadership moves across its Food Services and Industries groups. William D. Holley will shift from Mexico division to Scott City division as vice manager with Jan. 5 acting duties. Elliott to lead Mexico division. Waldron to director of special projects. Carthy and Jahnke receive new sales and marketing roles. Shumake named assistant to the general manager. Riley and Bylski receive new institute positions with North expanding development duties.

Wetterau Incorporated Food Services William D. Holley Mexico, Mo Scott City Holley Leonard V. Waldron Waldron David A. Elliott Mexico Elliott Richard H. Carthy Hazelwood The Industries Group Richard H. Jahnke Larry E. Shumake James Riley Industries Richard C. Bylski Creative Management Institute William A. North Wetterau Industries Group

Elderly Woman Rescued From Mauling Lion at Safari

Emma Bates, 72, survived a lion attack at Lion Country Safari in West Palm Beach after a 400-pound male lion named Keba mauled her while she fed a lioness. Dennis Pruitt, 20, employed at the park, beat the predator off with a rake, saving her. Bates remained in hospital with a broken jaw and facial injuries, credited the rescue as miraculous.

West Palm Beach Fla Dennis Pruitt Emma Bates Elsa Miss Bates Keba Pruitt

China says US and USSR rush to new world war

The Peking People's Daily warns that the United States and the Soviet Union are rapidly expanding nuclear and conventional arms despite disarmament deals. It claims both powers exhibit imperialist aggression, mass arms buildup, and a looming conflict, urging global mobilization against aggression.

Tokyo United States Soviet Union U.S Peking People’s Daily Peking

Litton to Be Here Saturday in Mexico

Congressman Jerry Litton will attend a Dutch treat luncheon at Monterey Restaurant in Mexico at 11 30 a m on Saturday. The event titled mini Dialogue With Litton seeks input on issues in the Mexico area, per spokesman Mr. and Mrs. Carlos F Cope. In another note, Martinsburg couple welcome a daughter born at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds 15 ounces at 3 28 p m Wednesday.

Jerry Litton Mexico Monterey Litton Mexico Area Carlos F. Cope Martinsburg Audrain Medical Center Cope A.P. Green Refractories

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