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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1976

Page

5

Ford Backers Claim 1135 Delegates

Ronald Reagan and Gerald Ford claim solid delegate support as both race toward nomination. Ford cites 1,135 committed delegates, Reagan 1,140, with 1,096 Ford and 1,024 Reagan tallies in AP counts plus 138 uncommitted. Mississippi delegates discussed as potential deciders amid statewide lobbying and Sunday Jackson meeting.

Washington Ronald Reagan Gerald Ford Mississippi Ford Hunter Reagan John Sears Hawaii Associated Press Jim Lake Jackson House GOP John Rhodes Kansas City Rhodes Joseph Bernardin Jimmy Carter

Moss Says Ford Has More Taps Than Nixon

Washington AP Moss alleges Ford era has more wiretap requests than Nixon era with Rep. John Moss seeking reversal of a judge's injunction blocking AT&T wiretap records. DOJ says 1974 75 had 122 actual taps vs 190 in 1974. Moss cites 141 58 figures and argues executive privilege.

Moss Ford Nixon Washington Justice Department House Subcommittee Ford Administration John Moss D-Calif American Telephone & Telegraph Co Subcommittee Richard Nixon White House Ron Nessen At&t Oliver Gasch John Fox Senate Watergate Committee

Fifteen year old robs Farber bank teller at knifepoint

A 15 year old from Farber robbed the Farber Branch of Laddonial State Bank of 1542 dollars at 10:35 a.m. on Friday, then fled on foot. He was recognized by two employees, apprehended within an hour by Audrain County Sheriff and highway patrol, and remains in Juvenile Center custody. Authorities seek motive as linchpin of case.

Laddonia Farber Laddonia State Bank Audrain County Audrain County Sheriff's Department

Signatures Verified On Two Petitions In Audrain County

Audrain County Clerk staff completed checks of two petitions sent by Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick. For the food taxes repeal petition 232 pages listed Audrain signers and 324 verified as registered veterans. for the electric rate reform petition 153 pages from Audrain with 138 confirmed as registered voters. Deadline passed. no more petitions expected. Also a Sunday School tale notes a boy miswrote the fifth commandment asHumor thy father and mother.

Audrain County James Kirkpatrick Ninth Congressional District Audrain Secretary of State

Donating Blood Not New For Two At AMC

Mrs. Helen Talley and Mrs. Jan Burger, Audrain Medical Center employees, will donate blood with the Bloodmobile at Mexico United Methodist Church on Monday and Tuesday. Talley has given 12 pints and Burger eight pints since starting three years ago. Talley, a nurse technician, recalls fear at first but now feels good helping others and enjoys visiting the Blood.

Red Cross First Methodist Church Jan Burger Audrain Medical Center Helen Talley AMC Mexico United Methodist Church

Dragnet Out For Two Kidnapers

FBI joins nationwide dragnet for two men in the Chowchilla schoolbus kidnaping after a third man surrendered in Oakland Richard Allen Schoenfeld and his brother James L Schoenfeld are named along with Frederick N Woods IV in local warrants with 27 counts of kidnapping and 16 counts of armed robbery Bail set at 1 million each and warrants sealed for 10 days Victims were missing for 18 hours after the July 15 abduction in Chowchilla California

Chowchilla Calif FBI Richard Allen Schoenfeld Oakland Alameda County Schoenfeld James L Frederick N. Woods IV Madera Edward Merrill Symbionese Liberation Army Joseph Remiro Atherton San Francisco Dist Lowell Jensen Jensen

U S Talks With PLO On Beirut Evacuation

U S officials say direct contact with Yasir Arafat's PLO is needed to evacuate Americans from Beirut as PLO control in parts of Lebanon grows. State Dept stresses no policy change toward recognizing the PLO, while noting its rising regional influence and involvement in security issues amid Syria's Lebanon push. The Ford administration weighs Palestinian fate in broader Middle East settlement debates.

Washington Palestinian Liberation Organization Lebanon United States Yasir Arafat Beirut U.S State Department PLO Israel Arafat Syria United Nations Brown Ford Administration Middle East Ford

Seven States to File Suit Against 13 Cent Mail Rate

Seven states including Maine New Jersey Massachusetts Florida Indiana New Mexico and Texas will challenge the 13 cent first class rate in U S Court of Appeals saying the rate covers costs not tied to mailing a letter The suit follows ongoing challenges to the postal rate hike and mirrors an earlier suit by 11 states now on appeal The Postal Service says the rate reflects costs and aims to fund other classes of mail

Washington Postal Service Maine Joseph Brennan Brennan U.S. Court of Appeals Postal Service Plan Postal Rate Commission New Jersey Massachusetts Florida Indiana New Mexico Texas U.S. District Court National Court of Appeals

Christians Gain In Beirut Battle

Christians said they had overrun much of Nabaa after a heavy artillery barrage as the Arab League announced a tentative cease-fire in Lebanon's civil war. Fighting persisted in Beirut's port area and mountains east, with more than 170 killed and 235 wounded since Friday night, lifting total casualties to about 39,000. Fires raged in Nabaa near Tal Zaatar, as Christian forces and their opponents claimed advances amid ongoing street fighting and shelling of Tal Zaatar where Red Cross aid efforts sought to evacuate wounded from underground bunkers.

Beirut Lebanon Nabaa Arab League Tal Zaatar Jean Hoefliger Red Cross

Vandals Open Four Hydrants Darken Mexico Water

Missouri Cutlera water Co workers labored to restore normal pressure after vandals opened four fire hydrants in Mexico on Friday night. Division manager Orville Willis warned of fire danger as pressure fell from 70 to 35 pounds per square inch. By morning pressure rose to about 45 pounds, still low. Residents advised to contact police if hydrants are tampered with and to note license numbers or car descriptions.

Missouri Cutlea Water Co Mexico Orville Willis Willis The Water Company Mexico Public Safety Dept

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Bud Riley Farber Main Street Freda Spradling Spradling Mildred Wilkinson Edward French Providence R.I Lawrence Paros Paros Richard M. Nixon Ronald Ziegler Congress Abraham Lincoln Frederick Z. Brown Belle Sommers Piedmont Park Atlanta Mr. Willis
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