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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1971

Page

5

Mystery Plague Kills Wildlife In Florida

A mysterious wildlife die-off sweeps central Florida's fresh waters killing thousands of fish and dozens of birds including sixteen alligators. The outbreak along Lake Apopka and toward Lake Dora prompts emergency biologist studies and possible lake fishing closure if human risk is detected.

Florida Lake Apopka Fla Lake Dora Game and Fresh Water Earle Frye Apopka Orange County Frye

Mexico Ledger Front Page June 9 1971

Front page summary notes include local notices and brief world and national headlines. Highlights cover civic updates from Mexico and nearby regions, with potential dates and key institutions named for community readers.

Drive-in Guard Kills Customer in St. Louis

A drive-in restaurant security guard shot and killed customer Charles Conner, 45, after police say Conner pulled a knife during a disturbance. The guard told investigators he fired after being confronted at the drive-in. Police are reviewing the incident.

St, Louis Charles Conner Conner

Missouri Governor Signs Change In Vote Law

Governor Warren E Hearnes signed a set of bills in Jefferson City Missouri including a reduction of residency for presidential voting from 60 to 30 days and a provision allowing Missourians who moved out of state within 30 days of a presidential election to vote by absentee ballot or in person The measures become effective immediately Also approved were protections for cities counties and subdivisions a county wide dog control plan for Clay County and changes to the county recorder and circuit clerk pay schedules plus $106 000 in emergency funds for teachers who retired before 1957 acting as teaching consultants

Jefferson City Missouri Warren E. Hearnes Clay County

Spellers Vie For $1000 Prize In National Bee

Washington AP reports fifty three girls and 24 boys, all under 16, begin the 44th National Spelling Bee for a $1000 top prize. Contestants come from Guam, Alaska, Hawaii and across the U S after local contests selected by Scripps-Howard Newspapers. A cash and medal prize structure follows with $50 for all, second $500, third $250, four fourths $100 and ten fifths $75. The youngest entrant is 11 year old Barrie Kay Trinkle of Fort Worth, Texas. the oldest is 16 year old Brenda Hockaday of St Joseph, Missouri. Three returnees include John T Walsh, Kathy Collmer and Kim Chaloupka.

Washington Guam Alaska Hawaii Scripps-Howard New York City Barrie Kay Trinkle Fort Worth Tex Brenda Hockaday St. Joseph John T. Walsh Lowell Mass Kim Chaloupka Omaha Neb Kathy Collmer Dallas

Tear Gas Quiets Jail Disturbance in Clayton

About 15 prisoners at the St. Louis County jail caused a Tuesday night disturbance. Tear gas stopped the protest after prisoners refused orders to return to cells around 10:30 p.m. Twenty five nonparticipants were moved to other blocks. Guards had been doubled since a food-throwing incident Sunday.

Clayton St. Louis Robert Gruensfelder Gruensfelder

Grim search for bodies after Tweed Airport crash

Rescue workers press on amid wreckage of the Allegheny Airlines propjet that crashed on approach to Tweed New Haven Airport in fog. Flames engulf nearby houses as emergency crews recover remains. only the co-pilot and two passengers of 31 aboard survive. AP Wirephoto.

Allegheny Airlines New Haven, Conn

Assassination plunges Chile into political crisis

AP reports in Santiago that former vice president Edmundo Perez Zujovic, an antileft figure, was ambushed by three youths. Allende called it a deliberate provocation to alter Chile’s institutional life and ordered a curfew, roadblocks, and a night flight ban as troops hunted alleged ultraleft militants and suspended rights.

Santiago Chile Edmundo Perez Zujovic Eduardo Peres Christian Democratic Salvador Allende National Party Allende Privice

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