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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1974

Page

7

Army At Palace Army At Palace

London AP reports a massive British Army operation expanded beyond London airport as it confronts Arab terrorist attacks. Details remain limited as troops secure key locations and pursue suspects in the capital.

London London Airport

Audrain County seeks two reelection candidates in August

Two incumbents filed for reelection in Audrain County on Friday for the August 6 primary. Floyd N. Lewis of Vandalia seeks the Democratic nomination for county judge in the eastern district, a post he has held since 1967. Leo F. Erdel seeks the Democratic nomination for county collector. he is finishing his second four-year term and has deep ties to local farming and community groups.

Audrain County Floyd N. Lewis Vandalia Mexico Lewis Missouri Judges’ Association National Farmers Organization Leo F. Erdel Audrain Erdel Kaiser Refractories Sunrise Christian Church The Mexico Chamber of Commerce Masonic Lodge Kiwanis Club American Legion Audrain County Heart Association Julia Paden Noel Wood Stanley Erdel

Prosecute Gas Gougers Warns Federal Energy Chief

Washington AP says criminal action will be taken against those charging illegal gasoline prices. William S. Simon cites fines and referral to the Justice Department as the office uses new authority. He discusses pressure on oil firms to cap sales and possible rationing if Arab oil leaks persist.

Washington Federal Energy William S. Simon ABC Simon Federal Energy Office Justice Department Gulf Oil Standard Oil Ohio Ashraf Ghorbal CBS

Law Keeps Man Innocence Secret Sparks Outcry

A Missouri law that seals the disposition of criminal cases once dismissed or not guilty shocks Frederick Steele who spent two months jailed on a felony charge. He had a polygraph test clearing him and asserts the case should have been reported. Republicans seek changes. The piece also notes a local hardware store move and unclear lines from a damaged ending.

Missouri Frederick Steele E. Holt St Audrain Steele Ledger Missoudi State Senate Mr. Steele Alamo Hotel Harold Volkmer Hannibal House Judiciary Committee

Board Urges Jail and Juvenile Home Improvements

Audrain County Board of Visitors filed its annual report urging minor jail upgrades. It calls for plumbing fixes, window security, and a part time clerk and bailiff, plus major renovations at the private juvenile home of Mrs. John Hoard to add bathrooms for visiting families.

Audrain County Board of Visitors George P. Adams G. Andy Runge Board of Visitors John Hoard Runge Vandalia Riley William Courtney Elenore Schewe Lewis DeHart James Landry Hobert i Nofier

Saltzman Dies in Car Crash at 50

Dorral G. Saltzman, 50, longtime manager and part owner of White Electric Supply, died yesterday afternoon while driving to his business. He slumped at the wheel on South Clark Street, veered into oncoming traffic, struck a station wagon, and was pronounced dead at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at St Matthew's Episcopal Church.

Dorral G. Saltzman Kentucky Rd South Clark Street Liberty Street Hatfield Carroll Motor Co Saltzman Mr. Saltzman Audrain Medical Center Electrc L.N. Brown Highway 54 East Crown Laundry St. Matthew's Episcopal Church

Farm & Home to Build Mexico Branch Office

Farm & Home Savings Association begins construction this month on a new Mexico branch at Jackson and Western Streets north of the post office. The 6,000 square foot building will have a classical arched brick facade, a basement community room for clubs, four teller windows, two private offices and a large service area. Parking for 30 cars surrounds the structure. a drive-up window will be covered. The existing branch remains at 121 S. Jefferson St until completion in early fall.

Farm & Home Savings Association New Mexico Jackson and Western Streets al Tangora Garnet and Shearman Architects, Inc St. Louis Tangara S. Jefferson St Tangora Bunce Corp. of Farm & Home Mexico Association Audrain County J. W. Gallaher Alamo Hotel

Tree Pickup Scheduled After Snow Delays

City crews begin collecting old Christmas trees tomorrow and Wednesday. Southside trees go Tuesday and northside on Wednesday, placed on the parkway between street and sidewalk. The effort resumes after heavy snow delayed the annual pickup.

Neil Nielsen Nielsen

Gimmicks Flourish Aft Service Stations

In Phoenix a Shell station requires a $10 coupon book to buy regular gasoline after 4 p.m. or Saturdays, allowing 100 gallons through January but coupons limited to nongasoline purchases. The plan, meant to ease lines, faces scrutiny under federal price controls. IRS officials note case-by-case evaluation amid mixed court rulings on tied sales and trinket incentives.

TATRO Associated Press Phoenix Ariz Fred Warrick Warrick Shell Station New York Chicago IRS

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