Wholesale Prices Up Sharply in May Across Sectors
Government data show May wholesale prices rose 1.3 percent seasonally adjusted, with unadjusted up 1.5 percent. Industrial commodities led the gains, while farm product costs fell 2.2 percent for the month. Overall, prices were 16.4 percent higher than a year ago, with metals fuels and chemicals driving most of the rise.
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Washington
Labor Department
Hebron Lodge Hosts District Lecturers Meeting
Hebron Lodge 34 AF and AM of Mexico to host the quarterly gathering of the district deputy grand lecturers of North Central Missouri at Burroughs Masonic Temple. Stanton H. Brown grand lecturer will conduct. About 50 deputies expected with the business session at 9 am.
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Hebron Lodge
Mexico
North Central
Missouri
Burroughs Masonic Temple
Stanton H. Brown
Grand Lodge of Missouri
Goat finishes last on purpose at West Point
Otterbein cadet David L. Burget graduated last in his class at the U S Military Academy to claim the title class Goat and win 827. He plans to use the money for a Pago Pago vacation. Burget recalls two colonels urging him to improve but says the act was a challenge, not a insult to the academy. He mentions George Custer as a recalled class goat who became a general.
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U.S. Military Academy
David L. Burget
Army
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West Point
Pago Pago
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George Custer
Rotarians To Hear White On MacArthur
Robert M. White II program chairman will speak on Douglas MacArthur The Man at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Mexico Country Club Friday. White served on General MacArthur staff during World War I.
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Douglas MacArthur
Rotary Club
Mexico Country Club
White
Mrs Lemasters To Head Practical Nursing School
Mrs Fern Lemasters is named teacher coordinator of the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing to replace retiring Peggy Sterner RN. Lemasters trained at Rochester Mayo and Iowa programs, with a nursing career including University of Iowa Hospital, Van Buren Memorial, Fairfield schools, and Iowa Methodist Hospital later directing student nurses and health services.
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Woodrow Lee
Audrain Medical Center
Fern Lemasters
Mexico
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Keosauqua
Fairfield Community Schools
Fairfield
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
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Burlington
Mercy Hospital
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Marbrook
Fulton
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Schaeffer Manufacturing Co
St. Louis
Jan
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Acid rains threaten East Coast crops and forests
Two ecologists say increasing rainfall acidity endangers East Coast farming and woodlands despite pollution controls. In Science, Likens and Bormann attribute rising acidity to smokestack scrubbers removing visible particles, noting levels up to 1,000 times normal over two decades and accelerated corrosion of structures.
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Science Magazine
Gene E. Likens
F. Herbert Bormann
Likens
Cornell University
Bormann
Yale University
Flag Ceremony Opens Girl Scout Day Camp in Plunkett Park
A flag ceremony at 9 a.m. Monday near the Girl Scout cabin in Plunkett Park marks the start of the Mexico Girl Scout Day Camp with daily sessions through the week. Activities include nature crafts hikes outdoor skills campfire cooking dancing singing and an ecology project. Bring A Buddy Day highlights the schedule and safety rules.
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Plunkett Park
Mexico
Missouri Clean Water Fund Could Reach 60 Counties
Missouri Clean Water Commission revises a priority list to allocate up to 60 million in federal funds for sewage treatment. The May 22 hearing led to reductions and reordering. Bourbon may set funding cutoff as 16 million is withheld for cost increases. Top projects shifted, delaying several large secondary treatment efforts beyond the July 1, 1977 deadline.
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Missouri Clean Water Commission
Centralia
Warrenton
Hannibal
Louisiana
New London
Jack K. Smith
Commission
Bourbon
Missouri cities seek funds for sewer projects amid priority disputes
The Missouri Municipal and Grants Commission considers 60 projects totaling 59.5 million dollars with Independence as the cutoff. St Louis Metropolitan Sewer District, St Peters and Washington reduce requests, allowing Independence to fund two thirds of its 4.6 million project if reserves are kept at five million. Disputes arise over a 963000 St Peters request duplicating services of nearby utilities. Bucklin protests lack of notice on changed rating priorities and missing May 22 testimony.
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Independence
Metropolitan Sewer District of
St. Louis
St. Peters
Washington
Commission
Missouri Cities Water Co
St. Charles County Utilities Co
Bucklin
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