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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1977

Page

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Gas supply outlook warns of possible winter shortage

Washington AP report from the Federal Power Commission says next winter’s natural gas supply may be as tight as last winter even under normal weather. Storage levels, emergency sales, weather, and customer fuel-switching will shape availability. past shortages saw 21 percent under deliveries and widespread curtailments.

Washington Federal Power Commission FPC American Gas Association

Erosion Hits Nearly Eight Million Acres in Plains

Washington AP reports nearly 7,993,000 acres of Great Plains farmland damaged by wind erosion during seven months ending May 31, highest since 1956 57. Colorado suffered about 2.2 million acres. other affected states include Montana Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming with hundreds of thousands damaged.

Washington Great Plains Agriculture Department Department Soil Conservation Service Colorado Northern Plains Montana Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wyoming

CEC Plans All Day Patron Meeting initiative

The Consolidated Electric Cooperative hosts its 39th annual patron meeting at Todd's hall July 8 with a 4 30 p m supper and 6 15 p m business session. Three directors will be elected from districts 1 6 and 7 with nominees from the floor as needed. Longtime director and treasurer Stanley Poage will not seek re election. Other elections include nominating committee members from Audrain districts 4 5 and Montgomery district 8. President Wessie Miller presides. Bylaw changes will be voted on. The event includes the annual princess contest and REA Friend of the Year award. Patronage refunds totaling about 70000 for 1955 will be distributed via roughly 3500 checks.

Consolidated Electric Cooperative Todd’s Hall Highway 54 Linden Vanlandingham Donald Dickey Monroe County Paul Clithero W. L. Woolfolk Audrain Laddonia East Ed Fisher D. G. Chamberlain Montgomery County Wessie Miller Delbert Sudbrook CEC Bill Heim Jr Near Gazette John Collens Jim Cope

Korea Funds Social Club To Buy U.S. Influence

Former KCIA director Kim Hyung Wook testified that KCIA financed a Washington George Town Club via a $3 million deposit to Park, aiming to sway U.S. congressmen. He described plans to pay 15 to 20 lawmakers, with Park using the club to exert influence and secure favorable outcomes. Construction of related facilities was slated to begin next February.

Korea U.S Washington South Korea Seoul Kim Hyung Wook Korean Central Intelligence Agency Tongsun Park George Town Club Kim KCIA House ECIA Park Kim Han Cho Korea Exchange Bank Monroe Street Richard Vance

Downtown Beautification Plan Goes to City and County

A Mexico plan for new sidewalks with corner islands and tree planting, designed by Mike Fountain, was presented to the city council and county court. The county would fund the courthouse sidewalks, the city the rest, with bids to follow once an agreement on corner islands is reached. Judge Floyd Lewis said progress depends on funding and a timely agreement.

Mike Fountain Mexico City Audrain County Court Fountain Tim Hagan Mexico Chamber of Commerce Mexico Square Audrain County B. G. Fountain Arcadia University of Kansas Lewis

Health Officials Promise Strict School Vaccination Enforcement

Jefferson City officials announce statewide enforcement of the measles and other vaccination law for school eligibility this fall. James Donoho predicts the first removal case will occur in late October as health officials step up campaign against measles.

Jefferson City James Donoho State Bureau of Immunizable Donoho

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