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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1973

Page

5

Food prices and scarce supplies warn of crop shortfall

William Holley of Mexico, vice president and general manager for Wetterau Foods, Inc., told Jim Swartz of the Kansas City Star that high food prices hinge on a bumper farm crop. If production falters, consumers may find groceries thin on shelves rather than cheaper cans of tomatoes or ketchup. Mexico serves as a wholesaler to IGA.

William Holley Mexico Jim Swartz Kansas City Star Holley Wetterau Foods, Inc Swartz Wetterau Foods IGA Wetterau Missouri Kansas City Buclmer Blue Springs Higginsville Oak Grove Cameron

Missouri PSC halts Missouri Power & Light rate hike

The Missouri Public Service Commission suspended rate increase filings by Missouri Power & Light Co for 120 days plus potential six month extension. The proposal would raise annual revenue by $969,428 and about $2 monthly for the average hearing customer. Hearings set for August 6 with testimony from the company and intervenors. July 27 deadline to file intervention requests.

Jefferson City Missouri Power & Light Co Missouri ‘Public Service Commission PSC Missouri Power & Light Commission PSC B Harry Wiggins Missouri Audrain Monttgomery

Hospital Group Seeks Higher Rates Amid Stalled Costs

American Hospital Association president John A. McMahan told the Midwest Health Congress that hospital prices have stayed at 1972 levels while suppliers may raise costs under Phase 3. He urged Nixon policy changes to curb rising health care costs, noting a 15 percent cost rise since 1963 with inflation and increased service volume driving most of the increase.

Kansas City Nixon John A. McMahan American Hospital Association Mid- West Health Congress McMahan Pital McMahan

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