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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1976

Page

7

They Kick And Buck A Little They Kick And Buck

New York report notes Democrats show restlessness at the convention as a Missouri Pro-Life push seeks to drop the abortion plank. Delegates threaten, whips quit, and Tom Eagleton meets Carter staff, but observers expect no major change and a voice vote on acclamation. Pro abortion advocates remain vocal.

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James Earl Carter Jr. A portrait of energy and politics

Reporters describe James Earl Carter Jr. as a man of prodigious energy with a steady drive and a practical, nonemotional toughness. He blends a sincere, controlled smile with a disciplined mindset, favors professional management learned in the Navy, and surrounds himself with a young staff as he pursues national leadership.

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Keynote speeches shift from crowd-pleasing to TV audience

John Glenn and Barbara Jordan faced press criticism for their keynote addresses. Glenn explained his approach aims at one on one communication with viewers at home rather than rallying delegates. The convention, he said, is now a television show targeting voters watching remotely.

John Glenn Barbara Jordan

Full List of Courses Offered at Tech School in Mexico

A Mexico Area Vocational and Technical School enrollment set for September 13 outlines a full fall course slate. The adult advisory group discussed offerings including Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, Auto Body Repair, Auto Mechanics, Amateur Radio License Prep, Basic Industrial Electricity, Electronics I II and IT, First Aid and Advanced First Aid, Hydraulics, Machine Shop, Nurse Aide, Radio and TV Repair I II, Residential Wiring, Small Motor and Boat Motor Maintenance, Concrete Block and Brick Laying, CB Repairman Basics, and related subjects.

Mexico Area

Four Held For CB Theft In Auxvasse Incident

Four Columbia men including a 15 year old juvenile were arrested by Auxvasse police after a citizens band radio was stolen from a pickup. A 1973 Chevrolet window entry attempt failed, but the radio and keys were recovered and the four transported to Mexico for processing. Separately, funeral services are set for Lee Roy Stowers, a former Wetterau driver who died in Columbia at age 49, with survivors listed and memorials requested to Hopewell Baptist Church.

Columbia Auxvasse Citizens Band Wetterau Inc Clyde Shanklin Larry Logan Cornell Lawhorn Audrain County Kenneth Davis Davis John Sunderland Buchanan Robert Rudd S. Singleton Kenneth McClury Mexico Rudd Frank Cason Public Safety Department Arthur Riley Lee Roy Stowers Route 1 Thompson Columbia Regional Hospital Arnold Funeral Home Weldon Forman Hopewell Baptist Church Elmwood Roy K. Stowers Wayne Lee Stowers Gale William Stowers Michael Eugene Stowers Kenneth Sue) Mullins Benton City Johnny Brenda) Winingear Robert Marjorie) Wood Paris W. Buchanan Wetterall Foods Inc

Ten property owners protest Audrain County assessments

Ten Audrain County property owners met with the county board of equalization in the county courthouse to protest assessments. Four properties saw value changes after review: Romdall on Carson Street, Sannebeck on 403 N Jefferson St, Jackson on North Western Street, and the Wilsons on North Kentucky Street. Several others had no change, and a future August 9 session was set for further appeals. A nursing home was recorded at an assessed value of 125000. A humor line about driving lessons follows.

Audrain County County Board of Equalization Robert C. Romdall Carson Street Wade Street Dorothy Sannebeck N. Jefferson St Raymond Jackson North Western Street Loyd F Elizabeth Wilson Washington Board of Appeals

Tonight's Schedule at Democratic National Convention

New York AP reports the third session opens with invocation and colors, speakers include Mayor Henry Maier of Milwaukee, Gov. Philip Noel of Rhode Island, and Gov. Reubin Askew. Nominations and roll call begin at 9:00 p.m. The chair will announce the nominee at 1:30 p.m. Benediction at midnight. session recess follows.

New York Henry Maier Milwaukee Democratic Mayors Conference Philip Noel Rhode Island Democratic Governors Conference Reubin Askel

Missouri Delegation Flare at Democratic Convention

At the Democratic National Convention Missouri delegates split over the abortion plank. Pro-Life leaders walked out briefly as they pressed to delete the abortion stance from Carter’s platform. Carter stood firm, Eagleton relayed his four points, and the minority petition proposal failed 43-22.

Missouri Earl Schler Dellwood Carter Thomas Eagleton Georgia Eagleton Lee

Carter Seeks Nomination At 1505 Milestone

NEW YORK AP Jimmy Carter reaches a pivotal mile post as the Democratic convention aims to nominate him tonight. He plans no running mate name until the prize is secured, after meetings with groups and work on his acceptance remarks. The convention's third session opens at 8 p.m. EDT and roll call will push Carter past 1505 votes. He then will contact six potential running mates from his list.

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Missouri Delegate Collapses at Democratic Convention

Larry Mills a Missouri delegate to the Democratic National Convention remained in critical care after collapsing on the convention floor Tuesday night Doctors said angina or a heart attack was possible Mills 36 is an instructor at Johnson County Community College and as Clay County Democratic chairman was carried from the floor Mills condition later described as stable and resting Mills was being evaluated at St Vincent s Medical Center in New York as the convention moved toward its climax with Carter s choice of running mate under discussion and top candidates listed ready for later declaration

New York Larry Mills Missouri Mills Excelsior Springs Johnson County Community College Overland Park Kan Clay County

Mrs. Anna Kirchner Dies At 88 In Centralia Mexico

Anna Kirchner 88 of 445 W Emmons St died Tuesday at Audrain Medical Center. Visitation Thursday after 2 pm with rosary at 7 pm at Arnold Funeral Home. Burial at St Brendan's Cemetery. Born August 25 1887 in St Patrick wed Nicholas Kirchner in 1905. he died 1968. Survived by daughter Pearl Hayes and granddaughters Leila George and Shirley Hayes.

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