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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1976

Page

2

Missouri moves to end Sunday sales ban and study studded tires

Legislative committees recommended lifting Missouri Sunday sales ban while adopting a new ban on studded snow tires after April 15 1977. A public employee collective bargaining bill advanced alongside pay raise for state troopers and a constitutional amendment to end segregated schools. Industrial revenue bonds may be approved by officials without voter input.

Jefferson City Missouri House Senate Patrol Missouri Automobile Club National Guard Highway Patrol Teachers Association House Committee

MU Nursing Students Engage in Winter Community Health

Nursing students from the University of Missouri at Columbia are assigned to the City-County Health Unit in Mexico for winter semester for community nursing clinical experience. Deb orah Lyons and Anna O'Donnell from Missouri are under the supervision of Mra Anna Brooks R.N. Other students include Linda Jenkins and Vicky Hartwell under Mra Diana Johannaber R.N. in Monroe County, and Susan Abts and Barbara Ensor under Mrs Jewell J Ernst R.N. in Montgomery County. Eight students go to Callaway County with Doris L Pasley R.N. and a Callaway County Hospital, with Mary Cunningham and Barbara Mullins in Callaway County. A financial analyst Jerry Huett of Hazelwood will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Mexico Country Club. Mr Rueff is treasurer and VP of Wetterau Inc. in Hazelwood. Dick Holley is program chairman.

University of Missouri At Columbia Mexico Deborah Lyons Overland Anna O'Donnell Ballwin Mra Anna Brooks R.N Linda Jenkins Warrensburg Vicky Hartwell Holden Diana Johannaber Monroe County Susan Abts St. Genevieve Barbara Ensor St. Louis Jewell J. Ernst Montgomery County Callaway County Jerry Huett Hazelwood Rotary Club Mexico Country Club Rueff Wetterau Inc Dick Holley

Atkinson Couple Welcome Son in Audrain Medical Center

Mr and Mrs Roger G Atkinson of Auxvasse are parents of a baby boy weighing six pounds thirteen ounces born Wednesday at 10 21 p m at Audrain Medical Center. The father is employed by A P Green Refractories Co in Mexico.

Roger G. Atkinson Auxvasse Audrain Medical Center Atkinson A.P. Green Refractories Co Mexico

David G Binder Named Green Refactoring Controller

David G Binder is appointed controller at A P Green Refractories Co directing about 30 staff handling cost general auditing and coordination for parent and subsidiary firms. He joined in 1968 as systems and procedures analyst after five years with Haskins and Sells in St Louis. Binder a Southern Illinois University accounting graduate and former Toronto area volunteer leader plans to move to Mexico this spring with wife Sandy and three children.

A. P. Green Refractories Co David G. Binder Harry M. Stover Binder Waterloo, T Green Company St. Louis Haskins and Sells Mr. Binder A. P. Green Re Southern Illinois University Toronto North York Jeffrey Mike Angela Milton Ontario Mexico

Jury to hear psychiatrists in Simants mass murder trial

Prosecution plans rebuttal witnesses including two psychiatrists and a psychologist as Erwin Simants faces a jury on six counts of first degree murder while in the commission of or attempted commission of sexual assault. The defense rested after calling experts claiming schizophrenia and borderline retardation, with closing arguments possible by Friday or Saturday.

North Platte Neb Erwin Charis Simants Imants Simants Jack R. Anderson Lincoln Nebraska Department of Public Institution Henry Kellie Anderson Sam Campanella American Psychiatric Association Association Campanella

Crash At 90 MPH Kills 18 Year Old in Florissant

The 18-year-old Maurice Mark Willen of Florissant died when his car, moving near 90 mph, struck another vehicle after being pursued by a county officer near an intersection. Four occupants of the other car had minor injuries. Police could not determine why Willen was speeding.

Ants Simants Kellies Henry Kellie Kellie Campenalla Kellie’s Campanella Florissant St. Louis Maurice Mark Willen Wilson Willen

Vatican Decries Unbridled Sex Exaltation and Distinguishes Homosexuals

The Vatican issued a 6000 word declaration condemning premarital sex and masturbation while distinguishing between transitory and incurable homosexuals, urging understanding for the latter and prudence in judging culpability. It calls for age appropriate education and cautions media and art to show restraint amid rising moral decay. Durham report notes Governor Sanford in Duke Medical Center for rest as he pursues the Democratic presidential nomination.

Vatican City Vatican Sacred Congregation For the Doctrine of Faith Paul VI United States Conference of Bishops Archibishop Joseph L. Bernardin Cincinnati Durham N.C Terry Sanford Duke University Medical Center

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