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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1971

Page

6

Fed Rate Cut Again To 5% Pct

The Federal Reserve Board cut the discount rate from 5% to 4 1/2% the third reduction in under 90 days. The move followed banks lowering prime rates to 6 3/4% to 6 4/2%, signaling broader easing in consumer and mortgage borrowing amid cautious buyers. The report notes the pattern shift as major banks reduced prime rates before the discount rate cut. Experten commentary from MBA head Everett C. Spelman cautions buyers about construction costs despite ample funds. In Troy, James Martin Flanagan is named minister of the First Christian Church, succeeding prior pastor.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Chemical Bank of New York Everett C. Spelman Mortgage Banker's Association of America MBA New York Reserve Board Troy James Martin Flanagan Waverly, Ill The Christian First Christian Church of

Tax Board Names Half Of Those Area Supervisor

H Dean Cissna of Palmyra has been promoted to area supervisor for the Missouri State Tax Commission. Cissna will serve the northeast counties of Scotland, Clark, Knox, Lewis, Shelby, Marion, Monroe, Ralls, Audrain, Pike, Lincoln, Montgomery and Warren.

H. Dean Cissna Palmyra Missouri State Tax Commission Jim Riney State Tax Commission Cissna Scotland Clark Knox Lewis Shelby Marion Monroe Ralls Audrain Pike Lincoln Montgomery Warren

In US Jails Not Convicted

Washington AP reports a Justice Department survey of 161000 inmates across 4087 jails shows 42 percent convicted, 37 percent awaiting trial, 17 percent awaiting arraignment. Many facilities are old, with 85 percent lacking recreation or education, half without medical care, and a quarter without visiting rooms. The ELAA will use findings to improve the system.

Washington Justice Department Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration

Roof Collapses at Benton High School Gym

In St Joseph Missouri the Benton High School gym roof collapsed Thursday after students were cleared from the gym. Assistant principal Bill Thedinga reported cracking noises and a tilting basketball goal around 12 40 pm. The wooden ceiling fell onto the playing floor about 40 minutes later. No injuries were reported and investigators looked into the cause.

St, Joseph, Mo Benton High School Bill Thedinga

Union Electric Agreement Fails Union Electric Agreement Fails

Union Electric strike near 50 days ends in rejection by Local 148 of a proposed settlement by 15 to 1 margins. About 1,300 members walked out Nov 20 at Missouri Illinois and Iowa plants amid cross-picketing by 2,900 other unionists. The dispute centers on disciplining three employees accused of trying to shut Cahokia plant as Union Electric bought power outside its system. Install Pastor Montgomery City Rev J W Outlaw named at St John Baptist Church succeeding Rev Isaiah Smith.

ST. Louis Operating Engineers Union Local 148 Union Electric Co Missouri Illinois Iowa Cahokia, Til Union Electric Montgomery St. John's Baptist Church Montgomery City J. W. Outlaw Isaiah Smith

Legislators Propose 219 New State Laws in Missouri

Jefferson City AP report details 219 bills and 15 constitutional changes proposed by Missouri's House and Senate. Measures include lowering school tax vote thresholds, extending rights at 18, expanding Medicaid, education aid to private schools, higher cigarette tax, liquor sales for 18 year olds, and mass transit funding, among many others.

Jefferson City Missouri House Senate Cline Department of Revenue St. Louis Jackson Christopher Kit) Bond Mexco Gateway Arch of

Arsonists Blamed For Hotel Deaths

A special board of inquiry concluded that the December blaze at Pioneer International Hotel killed 28 people and was started by one or more arsonists. The report cites two fires on the fourth floor hallway about 40 feet apart and relies on a preliminary arson investigation. No suspects named. police continue probe as city officials urge caution.

Tucson Ariz Pioneer International L. F. Peterson Cyrillis W. Holmes California Forestry James Corbett Jr

Morning-After Pill May Also Work On Arthritis

A group of prostaglandins may offer hope against rheumatoid arthritis by blocking enzymes from white blood cells in joints. NYU doctors Zutter and Weissmann report to the American Rheumatism Association that further study is needed but artificial prostaglandins might someday limit joint tissue damage.

Washington Robert B. Zutter Gerald Weissmann New York University School of Medicine American Rheumatism Association Zurer Weissmann

Institute Trains Court Managers in Denver

The Institute for Court Management, funded by a Ford Foundation grant, trains US Circuit Court administrators. Its first class of 31 graduated in December, including W. Wayne Bruckner and Andrew Talley. Backed by top judicial bodies and tied to the University of Denver Law School, the 26 week nondegree program covers court organization, judicial responsibility and personnel.

Denver U.S Institute For Court Management Ford Foundation W. Wayne Bruckner Missouri Andrew Talley Delaware James Thomas Institute Nixon American Judicature Society Institute For Judicial Administration American Bar Association University of Denver Law School

Law school dean eyes master’s degree in judicial management

Dean Robert Yegge of the law school says the institute may evolve into a master’s degree in judicial management. The program runs nine weeks in class, a two week seminar, and 15 weeks in Denver courts with exposure to juries and court calendars. About eight students participate this year.

Robert Yegge Law School Denver-area Thomas Yegge

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