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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1977

Page

10

Motorman Denies Marijuana Use Before Chicago Crash

Stephen A. Martin, a Chicago Transit Authority motorman, denies using marijuana before the February 4 crash that destroyed one train and killed 11, injuring about 200. His lawyer said four marijuana cigarettes found in a pouch with his CTA ID may be tested, while Martin cites a blind spot and signaling failure as factors.

Chicago Translt Stephen A. Martin Sherwood L. Levin Martin Chicago Transit Authority Levin CPA CTA National Transportation Safety Board

Five Die in Australian Brush Fires

Australian brush fires killed five people across western Victoria, destroying 70 fires, burning 300000 acres of grazing land and killing thousands of livestock. In Streathem a fire wiped out the shopping district. volunteers and residents faced deadly heat and wind as fatalities climbed.

Melbourne Australia Victoria Darmage Streathem Skipton Richard Hurst Graham Neville Kirk Cressy Weering

Police Cadet Shoots Pilot and Stewardess on Turkish Jet

ANKARA AP A police cadet firearms incident wounded a pilot and a stewardess on a Turkish Airlines DC9 bound from Istanbul to Izmir. Passenger overpowered the gunman Aslan Mintas 17 as the plane landed safely at Izmir military airport. All 51 Turks aboard were reported unharmed.

Ankara Turkey Yugoslavia Izmir Aslan Mintas Istanbul Aegean

Buffalo Food Stamp Plan Altered After Free For All

After a weekend rush to distribute food stamps turned chaotic, Erie County officials plan a more orderly distribution today with numeric queuing and coded access. More than 12 000 people visited six centers, about 5 000 were turned away as crowding and tempers flared. Two women were arrested. police noted four faintings. A new plan will issue numbers and provide daily processing timelines, with alphabetical and ZIP code break downs to limit daily applicants.

Buffalo N.Y Erie Esidette New York Fred Buscagila

Haley’s Son in Army Sees Roots Impact in Class work

Sgt. William Alexander Haley, son of Alex Haley, teaches minority history at Ft. Dix and avoids using Roots in class. He saysRoots was an American family story, not a manual of black oppression, and his career aims to teach rather than write. He has received reaction to the book and notes his bond with his father strengthened by wartime letters.

William Alexander Haley Alexander Haley Ft. Dix Army Base New Jersey Sgt. Haley Ft. Dix Columbia Jimmy Gant Breanda Hendren Los Angeles Boone Charlie Foster Bill Whitehead Kenny Baumann Gant Miss Hendren Katherine Spry James Norman Keith Matthews Matthews Norman N.J Alex Haley William Haley Africa Era Roots Haley America Vietnam Coast Guard Dad Bill Haley Marge Suzie Fred Jack Smiths Jackie

Ice Hike Across Lake Erie Ends in Split Fates

Four men attempted a 30 mile trek across frozen Lake Erie from Catawba Point to Colchester Ontario. Wesley Schalamon and Daniel Greene completed the crossing despite harsh winds. Brian Kinal and Bob Bliss abandoned near Erie Pa after noon Sunday. Schalamon and Greene are Union Carbide workers from Parma technical center.

Lake Erie Canada Wesley Schalamon Valley City Ohio Daniel Greene Cleveland Catawba Point Sandusky Colchester Ont Bob Bliss Erie Long Point Schalamon Greene Union Carbide Corp Parma Technical Center Katya

Sophomores and seniors named to honor roll list

The roster lists R-6 sophomores Gerry Albus Chris Cox and Anne Wieschhaus juniors Brian Cox Bruce Erdel Steve Gastler Holly Hale Debbie Hoyt Lisa Mitchell Terry Patton Andy Strode and Jim Whalen seniors Kim Byrne Terri Dubbert Carol Fen newald and Randy Hoyt freshmen Steve Barker Becky Fennewald Patricia Fennewald Sherry Klante Lanna Lavinder Linda Maxwell Judy Meyer Terri Robison David Troesser Nancy Wieberg sophomores Juanita Autbur Mike Becker Rhonda Blane Donna Deimeke Kim Garnett Lee Ann Maxwell Terry Mayes Lynn Meyer and Mark Wortmann juniors Steve Arens Paula Clarke Mike Eastin Diane Fennewald Gina Graves Carolyn Heerboth Bruce Johnson Melody Joiner Anthony LaRue Annette Owens Lorie Pursifall Connie Robnett Teresa Steelman Jan Stucken schneider Calvin Webber Betty Welschmeyer Vicki Whalen and Janis Wieberg seniors Bob Becker Tom Becker Kathy Carson Dorothy Demeke Bill Eckler Rhonda Eliott John Gilltrap Kathy Hoyt Mike Korman Marcia Mitchell Delana Murphy Pam Paschal Roberta Righter Cheryl Schutte Nancy Stone and Mark Troesser.

Gerry Albus Chris Cox Anne Wieschhaus Brian Cox Bruce Erdel Steve Gastler Holly Hale Debbie Hoyt Lisa Mitchell Terry Patton Andy Strode Jim Whalen Kim Byrne Terri Dubbert Carol Fennewald Randy Hoyt Steve Barker Becky Fennewald Patricia Fennewald Sherry Klante Lanna Lavinder Linda Maxwell Judy Meyer Terri Robison David Troesser Mark Wortmann Steve Arens Paula Clarke Mike Eastin Diane Fennewald Gina Graves Carolyn Heerboth Bruce Johnson Melody Joiner Anthony LaRue Annette Owens Lorie Pursifall Connie Robnett Teresa Steelman Jan Stuckenschneider Calvin Webber Betty Welschmeyer Vicki Whalen Janis Wieberg Bob Becker Tom Becker Kathy Carson Dorothy Demeke Bill Eckler Rhonda Eliott John

Miss Shannon Named to Dean’s Honor List at SEMO

Rebecca L. Shannon, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Shannon of 631 Fairground Ave, is among SEMO's top 10 percent of 8000 students on the dean’s honor list for the fall term. A 3.5 GPA between A and B is required. The Ledger provides daily family updates.

Rebecca L. Shannon James Shannon Fairground Ave Southeast Missouri State University Cape Girardeau University

Students Put Out Philly Newspaper

Fledgling journalists at the University of Pennsylvania and Temple University publish special city editions to fill a newspaper void caused by a strike. The Temple News released its first special edition, Penn’s Daily, Pennsylvanian arranged extra ads to fund 12,000 additional copies for distribution in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania At Temple University Temple News Penn Pennsylvanian

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