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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1975

Page

12

Bond 'Hopeful' of ERA Passage in Missouri

Jefferson City Missouri AP reports a bond hopeful says he is most hopeful Missouri will become the 35th state to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. The item notes political support and the procedural path in the state capital.

Bond Jefferson City Missouri

Hamlett Opposes ERA Amendment in Missouri House Vote

Rep. Ray Hamlett of Laddonia says district mail favored no on the Equal Rights Amendment as the House approves ERA 82 to 75. He voices concern about Congress dictating laws, notes pending bills on hospital funding, dairy practices, unemployment pay, and a public employees union bill. The House also advances a consumer protection measure and ERA ratification gains momentum amid national political pressure.

Jefferson City Ray Hamlett House of Representatives Hamlett Congress House Senate St. Louis Agriculture Committee Rep House Employment Security and Unfair Labor Practices Committee Wweek Public Consumer Protection Committee Harold Volkmer Hannibal James Mulvaney Jennings Office of Consumer Counsel Service Commission Missouri Elections Commission Christopher S. Bond U.S Missouri Richard Rabbitt Sue Shear D-Clayton ERA House Action Kansas City Mary Gant State Senate Gant Springfield United States Betty Ford Stoner William Cason Clinton Missouri House John E. Rollins Columbia Laddonia Lloyd J. Baker Moberly W.E Bill) Blackwell Hermann W.O Bob) Howard Elsberry D.R Ozzie) ‘Osburn Monroe City Harold Reisch

NorCal Teachers Ask $7,600 As Base Salary

North Callaway R-1 Community Teachers Association seeks a base pay rise to 7600 with increments to 250 on the scale for B S and 15 graduate hours and 250 for masters track. They cite 12 percent cost of living rise this year and district funding limits while stressing recruitment and retention needs.

Kingdom City North Callaway R-1 Community Teachers Association Teachers Association CTA A-1 Missouri State Teachers Association R-1 James Zerr Board of Education Supt. of Lewis W. Hobson

Farber Club Backs Depot Restoration

The Farber LaFar lyettes MFWC meeting heard Mrs. W H McClain outline Federation aims and urged entry into CIP while votes supported a bicentennial depot restoration. A Katy Railroad branch between Moberly and Fayette faces abandonment due to track condition and costs, with PSC notices to mayors and chambers.

Moberly Missouri-Kansas-Texas Katy Higbee Public Service Commission Fayette Chambers of Commerce PSC Moberly-Fayette America McClain Ivern Wilson Leslie Crow Lillian Crow Welton Williams Francis Murphy al Herman Malcolm Hesse George Ellis la Far By-Ettes Club Valentine Wilson la Far By-Ettes Mfwc Betty Crocker Girls Town la Far Byettes GFWC Tom Prior Leroy Rathburn MFWC Farber Depot

Fire Destroys Bax Farm Pump House Near Wellsville

The Bax farm water pump house near Wellsville was destroyed by fire on Wednesday evening. Fire units arrived at 6:30 p.m. and stayed about 45 minutes. Fire Chief Raymond Norris said the water system was not damaged. The cause was believed to be an electric heater or faulty wiring. The Bax farm lies 1 mile east of Wellsville on Gamma Road.

Wellsville Raymond Bax Raymond Norris Bax Gamma Joe Kaufman Mexico Audrain Medical Center

Charles Wood Resigns From Paris Council

Paris city council notes resignation of alderman Charles R. Wood and city clerk Dale Vanhuis amid meetings on stray dogs trash pickup and audits. Adair and Holliday hired to audit city books. filing deadline moved to March 18. discretionary funding authorized. Warren and Van Praag rep discusses. Additional items cover Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Dance and local social notes.

Paris Juanita Ellington Ruth Alexander M.W. Taylor Caskie Painter Margaret Rigg

Phelps To Callaway Lincoln Day Dinner

Lt. Gov. William Phelps will be the speaker Tuesday at 6 30 p m when Callaway County Republicans hold a Lincoln Day Dinner at the Auxvasse Community Center. It is a carry in dinner with each family bringing a dish.

Auxvasse William Phelps Callaway County Callaway Pat Horner

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