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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1975

Page

6

Ford courts energy policy stance in Houston visit

President Ford travels to Houston to promote his energy program and press Congress to back a million barrel per day cut in imported oil. He warns against gambling on foreign oil and urges action to shield the economy, while calling for changes to natural gas pricing rules and ongoing Cabinet appointments. He also swears in James T. Lynn as OMB director and outlines a multi-state tour with meetings in Kansas and other states.

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Kissinger Pressures Israel For Action

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Israel to press for progress toward a Middle East settlement while keeping the option of other forums. He warned against rigid approaches as he planned 10 days of talks and possible quick return to negotiate an Israeli Egyptian accord. The trip follows political pressure from opposition leader Begin for new elections if land deals are demanded in talks. Officials noted Geneva as a possible alternative if diplomacy stalls.

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Court Won't Permit Class Action on Sales Tax Refunds

Missouri Supreme Court split 2 to 1 to deny a class action for refunds of sales taxes on a repealed federal excise tax. The ruling allows refunds only to individuals who filed within specified procedures. two plaintiffs received $7.63 and $7.39. Justice Seiler dissented, urging broader relief via class action and use of computerized records to determine refunds. Revenue director said manufacturer rebates are not subject to state sales tax.

Jefferson City Missouri Supreme Court Greene County Robert E. Seiler Missouri Seiler State Department of Revenue Sailer Peter C. Charles Jem D. Brierly James Spradling Spradling State Supreme Court L. Frank Cottey Lancaster High Court Hiland Dairy, Inc Foremost Foods Springfield

Mrs. Carl McCown Dies at 86 in Mexico Missouri

Mrs. Carl McCown 86 of 603 Washington Mexico died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Collins officiating. Burial East Lawn Memorial Park. Surviving Harold Homer Alma Dell Manning sister Eula Hildebrand four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Family receives friends Monday after 2 pm.

H.B. Brett Audrain Medical Center East Lawn Memorial Park George Wraith First Christian Church Brett John Bingle Morris Mexico Missouri Montana Washington Julia Arnold R.R. Sr Ophelia Morris Arnold H. Bradford Brett Bradford Arnold Brett John Barbara) Clatworthy Fort Morgan Colo Russell Bradford Brett D. H. Moss Elizabeth Parry Seattle Lawrence M. Arnold Ivan A. Parry Los Angeles Miriam Arnold Edmonston Precht- Pickering Audra Courts Uistu Incei Carl Maggie) McCown Arnold Funeral Home Robert Collins Callaway County William and Sallie L. Lynes Wolf Carl McCown

Legislative Breakfast at 8 AM at Revol Cafe

The Mexico Chamber of Commerce announces its first legislative breakfast of the year set for 8:00 tomorrow at Revol Cafe in Wexheu. Local attendees and legislators are expected to attend.

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Mrs Henry Bell Dies At 79 In Audrain County

Mrs Lutie Bell aged 79 died at 2 50 am today at Audrain Medical Center born March 23 1895 married Henry Bell on March 23 1952 survivors include her husband Henry Bell of 417 E Central St funeral services are pending at Green Funeral Home

Lutie Bell Audrain Medical Center Henry Bell E. Central St Green Funeral Home

Missouri city clerk jolted by April election date twist

Missouri election laws reveal Mexico city changes its local election to the first Tuesday in April, April 1, shifting filing deadline to March 7 and primary date to March 18 if more than four candidates file for two three year terms. The note underscores the narrow margin between caution and risk in local election timing.

Missouri Sheryl Ligon Mexico City Ligon

Public Hearing Tonight On Two Rezoning Cases

The city council holds two public hearings at 7:30 on rezoning near West Plaza. One hearing covers W Jackson between Abat and Missouri Streets from multi-family to commercial for Carter Water Conditioning at 801 W Jackson. The second hearing seeks to rezone 515, 517, 619 W Monroe from R-3B to C-2, with Gallaher-Smith-Feutz Realty proposing employee parking.

West Plaza W. Jackson Abat Missouri Streets The Mexico Housing Authority W.D. Carter Carter Water Conditioning John Gallaher Gallaher-Smith-Feutz Realty Co Monroe Gallaher Planning and Zoning Commission Vandiver Sunset Drive Tonanzio Consolidated Electric Environmental Protection Agency Missouri Clean Water Commission Omar Street Fairground Avenue Fairground W. Buchanan Boulevard Fairview Place

Schools Can't Sue Over Tax Valuations

Missouri Supreme Court rules school districts cannot seek court review of county property tax assessments they deem too low. The decision involves St Francois County RIll School District and the Board of Equalization, with the court noting no statutory avenue for underassessment review by governmental subdivisions. The ruling suggests legislative change may be needed.

Jefferson City Missouri Supreme Court St. Francois County R Ill Board of Equalization High Court General Assembly St. Francois St. Louis Board of Education

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