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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1972

Page

3

Drake Hotel in Carthage repurposed for elderly residents

SBA has turned the Drake Hotel over to Jasper County Social Services to house 22 elderly residents and pay bills until a sale or new housing is found. Foreclosure may start if no buyer appears. 40 to 60 days estimated. Speer disappearance noted. crisis-funding and emergency utilities kept open for now.

Carthage Small Business Administration Drake Hotel Jasper County Association For Social Services Ed Farmer Kansas City SBA Owen Dale Speer Jasper County Commodity Food Center Joplin Drake Fort Scott Kan Farmer Elmhurst Webb City Fair Acres Pam Cole Mark Thompson Charles West Barbara Shrable

McCloskeys Separate After 23 Years of Marriage

Rep. Paul N. Pete McCloskey and his wife have separated after 23 years. Albert R. Schreck, neighbor and campaign manager, said he announced the separation Friday as a friend of the couple.

McCloskeys Palo Alto Calif Paul N Pete’ McCloskey McCloskey Albert R. Schreck

Elder couple digs their graves in local cemetery

John Wilson 86 and his wife 64 in Havana Kansas prepared for the future by digging their own graves. Wilson learned grave digging from a brother and used sticks and rope for measurements. A friend donated removal of the dug dirt, and Wilson plans to live to 100 as they arrange for burial vaults to ease future worry.

John Wilson Kathy Carnes Independence Daily Associated Press Havana Kan Wilson

Trains Collide in Tunnel Near Vierzy Kills Many

In a debris filled tunnel 60 miles northeast of Paris two speeding passenger trains collided killing many and injuring scores. About 500 people were aboard, 35 bodies recovered, with 17 more believed trapped. Rescue crews worked through the night amid wreckage and panic.

Soissons France Paris Red Cross Vierzy

Medical manpower and rural care urged by congressman

San Francisco AP report says Rep. Jerry L. Pettis warned at the AMA council on health manpower that unless medical care is effectively distributed to rural and deprived urban areas, the federal government may intervene and the job will be done regardless of doctors. He noted rising school expansion but persistent shortages and high costs fuel public dissatisfaction.

San Francisco Organized Medicine Jerry L. Pettis Calif American Medical Association Council On Health Manpower AMA Pettis United States Congress Washington Malcolm C. Todd Long Beach Manpower Council Todd

Newly Planted Trees And Shrubs Need Summer Care

Newly planted trees and shrubs require careful summer care to survive the stress of heat and drought. Monitor soil moisture with a simple test, water deeply about weekly, adjust for hot spells, and use mulch to retain soil moisture. Avoid overwatering and protect new plants from pests and rodent damage while maintaining supports and proper wraps.

Penny Cearley Attends Missouri Summer Music Camp

Penny Cearley of Mexico is among 600 Missouri high school musicians at Central Missouri State College summer music camp in Warrensburg. Friday features four piano recitals at 3 pm, a small ensemble recital at 4 pm, and a 7 pm public concert by bands, choruses, and orchestras in Hendricks Hall.

Penny Cearley Mexico Missouri Central Missouri State College Warrensburg Hendricks Hall

Barbra Streisand Arrives in Jerusalem for Short Visit

Barbra Streisand landed in Israel on a Friday visit to Jerusalem. Dressed in blue jeans she toured near the Western Wall, joking in Yiddish as she planned a brief stay in the city.

Aviv Barbra Streisand Hald Miss Striesand West Walling Wall Jerusalem

Irving crimes end in prison and fines for fake Hughes bio

Clifford Irving and his Swiss wife Edith received two year and two month terms respectively for conspiring to publish a falsified autobiography of Howard Hughes. Each was fined ten thousand dollars. Irving to begin Aug. 28 after Edith’s release to keep their sons with a parent. Richard Suskind, an accomplice, got six months. The couple must return 750 000 dollars plus expenses to McGraw Hill.

New York Clifford Irving Howard Hughes Irving Edith U.S. District Court John M. Cannella State Supreme Court Joseph A. Martinis Martinis Richard Suskind Suskind McGraw-Hill Inc Hughes Irvings Daily Barbs

Carriere Attends Michigan Meeting

Allen Carriere executive vice president of the Mexico Chamber of Commerce left Friday for East Lansing Michigan to attend a week long institute for Organization Management at Michigan State University. During his absence Miss Annalee Sexton secretary will assist in the Chamber office.

Allen Carriere Mexico Chamber of Commerce East Lansing Mich Michigan State University Carriere Annalee Sexton

Agencies Under Merit System in Missouri

Gov Warren Hearnes placed two major state agencies under the merit system effective July 1, expanding the move already under fire. The Division of Budget and the Comptroller of the Division of Planning and Construction will require merit exams for new staff, with certain officials exempted from the change.

Jefferson City Warren FE. Hearnes John €. Vaughn Robert L. Norris John D. Paulus

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