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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1976

Page

6

Uncommitted Delegates To Decide GOP Nomination

Ford eyes undecided delegates at the White House while Reagan digs fences at his California ranch and calls delegates. Carter and Mondale rest. four weeks to Kansas City. Delegates tallied 1,066 Ford, 1,020 Reagan, 172 uncommitted. 1,130 needed.

Associated Ford White House Ronald Reagan California Jimmy Carter Walter Mondale Carter Plains Mondale Minnesota Kansas City

Electability Drives GOP Path to 1976 Nomination

Uncommitted Republican delegates weigh electability and potential November win as Ford holds a lead in AP counts with 1,066 votes to Reagan’s 1,020 and 172 uncommitted. Delegates in Connecticut and Utah swing for Ford and Reagan respectively as scenarios unfold ahead of the August convention.

Associated Press Ford Reagan Howard Baker Rtenn The Washington Post Washington Ronald Reagan Kansas City R-Tenn Connecticut Utah Jimmy Carter Edward Byrne Republican Committee Byrne

Bus Kidnap Motive Is Still A Mystery

CHOWCHILLA California AP report notes motive remains unknown while three masked men abduct 26 children and a bus driver in daylight. The crime appeared months in planning with surplus vans bought in 1976. one van traced to the kidnapping after a falsified San Jose registration. Authorities pursued with FBI, state, and local officers for over a day amid a large search.

Chowchilla Calif FBI Los Gatos San Jose

Mrs. Mabel Stewart 86 Dies At Home

Mrs. Mabel Ray Stewart 86 of 524 W. Whitley died today at her sister’s home in Mexico after a long service career with Morris and International Shoe Co. She was born Sept 6 1889 in Sumner and married Jasper E. Stewart in 1914 who preceded her in 1953. Surviving sisters include Mrs. George E. Stewart and Mrs. Burr Crawford. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Precht Pickering Funeral Home with burial at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery.

Mabel Ray Stewart W. Whitley Funeral Home East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery

Clues Rise in Chowchilla Kidnapping Case

Investigators in Livermore report new clues that may lead to arrests of three men tied to the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping. Officials say one or more suspects could be identified soon, though motive remains unclear amid FBI withdrawal and ongoing investigation.

Livermore Calif Chowchilla Madera Ed Bates Alameda County Ed Volpe Sonora Jack Baugh Alameda Madera County San Joaquin Valley San Francisco Bay Area Bates FBI U.S

Missouri governor race opens with attacks on Bond

Missouri state Senate leader William Cason and challenger Joe Teasdale focus their campaigns on Gov. Christopher Bond. Teasdale vows to overhaul the Public Service Commission and attacks Bond’s leadership, while Cason highlights professionalism and the budget. The race features party veterans, with Bond defending his re election prospects and other major Democrats staying out.

Jefferson City William Cason Democratic Cason Joe Teasdale Christopher Bond Teasdale Jackson County Public Service Commission Bond’s Kansas City Star Missouri Senate James Spainhower George Lehr Clinton U.S. Senate Missouri PSC Richard M. Nixon St. Louis Kansas City James Mulvaney George Camp

Bingham Drive Tops Goal By $146,000

Jefferson City officials report the Bingham Sketches drive raised 1.946 million for state purchase of 112 George Caleb Bingham sketches, surpassing the 1.8 million target. Proceeds beyond the price fund exhibitions statewide. the 1.8 million must be paid by June 30, 1979 with storage at Nelson Gallery and St. Louis Art Museum.

Jefferson City George Caleb Bingham Bingham Sketches, Inc Missouri Haskins and Sells, Certified Public Accountants Mercantile Library Association St. Louis Kansas City Nelson Gallery St. Louis Art Museum

Left Leg Mix-up Sparks Drill Sergeant Command

A tough drill sergeant ordered his men to hold up their left legs. One recruit accidentally lifted his right leg beside a buddy’s left. “All right, all right! Who's the wise guy holding up both legs?” the sergeant yelled.

New Refuse Plan Opens in Mexico City With Smooth Day

City engineers report smooth first day as residents choose curbside pickup over backdoor service. About 2,000 of 4,000 customers switch to curbside, saving a dollar. curbside pays 2.75 per month while backdoor remains at 3.75. Age and disability rate stays 2.75 for two months regardless of pickup choice.

Mexico Gil Patrick Mr. Patrick

US Evacuees To Take Road To Damascus

The U S Embassy said Americans and others would be evacuated from Beirut by road convoy to Damascus on Tuesday. Chartered planes would then fly evacuees from Damascus to Athens. The option of Sixth Fleet ships offshore remained unconfirmed. A prior mid June road convoy had been planned.

Beirut Lebanon U.S Damascus Athens U.S. 6Th Fleet

Fisherman Drowns Near Mineola

Vernon Kottman of St Peters, 56, drowned near Mineola when he fell from his boat on Lake at Loutre Valley Estates Route 1. The body was recovered at 2 30 a.m. He was visiting friends at their cabin on the lake when the accident occurred.

Mineola Vernon Kottman St. Peters Loutre Valley Estates Route 1 Kottman

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