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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1977

Page

3

Iowa Farmers Grapple With Drought Hit Water Shortages

Iowa farmers haul water for livestock as the worst drought in 104 years strains subsoil moisture and feeds worries about soybean, corn, and hay crops. Government crop experts warn it is early to judge 1977 wheat yields while December temperatures run among the coldest in a century, threatening the breadbasket and winter wheat with poor moisture absorption and delayed spring planting.

Des Moines Iowa David Loutzenhiser Blockton Midwest U.S Agriculture Department American Great Plains Soviet Union Ukraine North Caucasus Lower Volga Kansas USDA Illinois Chicago Rock Island Towa Atate Paul Waite

Demons Ruled Out In Giles County Home Disturbances

A Giles County, Virginia case of objects moving in a Dec. 19 home is not blamed on a year old boy said to be possessed by demon like mice. Dr J G Bret of the University of Virginia ruled out demons citing possible psychic energy discharge from the boy. The boy is in foster care while investigators pursue other explanations. local welfare director Johnson noted wide media interest and said his priority is the child.

Pearisburg Giles lUnke J. G. Bret University of Virginia Johnson

Wheat Storage Filling Rapidly in Midwest and Plains

Oklahoma Wheat Commission spokesman Don Dudley says surplus wheat from bumper global crops and low prices has led farmers to store grain, with plentiful on hand the first week of January. He warns space may run short, forcing temporary on ground storage and potential price impacts.

Dudley U.S

Unicorn Hunters Ban Words at Lake Superior State College

SAULT STE. MARIE Mich AP group called Unicorn Hunters at Lake Superior State College targets words deemed useless. This year they aim to ban phrases like perfectly candid active possibility and new dimension saying they mislead about truth likelihood and future actions.

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Skelton Named To Ag Committee For Freshman Replicas

Washington AP reports freshman Reps Ike Skelton of Missouri and Dan Glickman of Kansas were named to the U S House Agriculture Committee pending House Democratic Caucus approval. Skelton succeeds the late Jerry Litton, killed Aug 3 after winning the Democratic primary. Glickman will join Kansas colleague Keith ice on the committee and aims to boost farmer welfare, discuss drought legislation and wheat loan rate increases.

Washington Ike Skelton D-Mo Dan Glickman Dkan U.S House Agriculture Committee House Democratic Caucus Farm Committee House Democratic Steering Committee Skelton Jerry Litton Missouri Agriculture Committee U.S. Senate Glickman GOP Garner Shriver Keith Ice Craguas Comeeiartis

Missouri health shows lower death rate in 1976 amid rising venereal disease

Missouri's 1976 health report highlights a 2 percent drop in overall death rate, a 7 percent fall in infant deaths, and a 17 percent drop in maternal deaths, while venereal disease cases rose sharply with syphilis down 90 percent from prior years and gonorrhea increasing. The report notes life expectancy at birth reached 72.8 years and heart disease deaths declined 3 percent.

Jefferson City Mancaell Herbert R. Dorke Ioot Missouri Domke H. Denny Donnell State’ Division of Health L” Laclede St. Louis Kansas City

Union Candidates Ordered to Name Campaign Contributors

A Circuit Court judge ordered United Steelworkers presidential candidates Ed Sadlowski and Lloyd McBride to file depositions naming their campaign contributors. The nonpublic filings cover donations from individuals and firms, with a Jan. 19 hearing set on McBride’s complaint.

Chicago United Steelworkers Union John F. Hechinger Steelworkers Ed Sadowski Lloyd McBride St. Louis Tn Adult E Mcbride J.W. Abel Sadlowski Sadlowak Boston Arnold Hyatt

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