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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1977

Page

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Mexico adopts 911 emergency line Friday for city and county

Mexico residents with 681 and 473 prefixes will dial 9 1 1 to reach police fire or ambulance services starting Friday. Southwestern Bell says the system speeds access and connects callers to trained dispatchers at the Public Safety Department, with ambulance calls routed to Audrain Medical Center.

Mexico SOS A.P. Green Refractories Co. Exchange Southwestern Bell Gary Showalter Little Dixie AMC Showalter Public Safety Department 911 Center Public Safety Kirksville Columbia At&t Boy Scouts

Carter to pay tax he does not owe urges reform

Washington AP Aides say President Carter plans to pay $6,000 in federal income tax he does not owe as part of his tax reform aim. Carter and Rosalynn reported no federal tax on a 1976 gross income of $55,000 and expect a $26,026 refund, though he wants $20,026 returned. The return notes an investment credit from a warehouse and machinery for the peanut partnership offsetting taxes. The Carters filed after extensions and still have an investment tax credit exceeding $9,000 to apply.

Washington (Ap Carter Sam Rosalynn Treasury Carters Billy Lillian Atlanta Internal Revenue Service Jody Powell IRS Powell Treasury Department

Experiment Investment Pays Off For President

WASHINGTON AP reports a $10,000 1970 investment by Jimmy Carter in Tech Air, Inc. has grown to about $133,320 after American Can Co. bought Tech Air and stock reshuffling. Carter's blind trust and tax moves are noted, as is his 54,934 income in 1976 with a $26,026 refund.

Washington Jimmy Carter Carter Georgia Tech Air, Inc Mack D. Bowen Georgia Institute of Technology American Can Co Tech Air American Can Delmont Lohuis New York Stock Exchange Atlanta Charles Kirbo

Public Outcry Forces Halt of Metric Sign Plan

The Federal Highway Administration scrapped its $100 million plan to convert U S highway signs from miles to kilometers after widespread public opposition. Director William M Cox said 98 of 5 000 comments were negative and no revival is planned. The act made conversion voluntary under the Metric Conversion Act of 1975.

Washington Federal Highway Administration William M. Cox Cox Gerald R. Ford United States

County 76 Honorary Sheriffs Named in State Drive

Audrain County reports 76 honorary members of the Missouri Sheriff's Association after letters urged $15 dues to join. Gene Darnell says 46 of 114 counties were included, with more mailings planned to expand the program. Funds will back sheriff training and lobbying efforts at the state level. Other area counties Montgomery Callaway and Ralls are also soliciting donations as officers eyes broader support.

Audrain County Missouri Sheriff’s Association Arthur Bud) Riley State Association Gene Darnell Lexington Missouri Darnell Sheriffs’ Association Montgomery County Callaway County Ralls County John Whyte Montgomery

Senate Staff Studies Improper Use Of Funds

Missouri Senate accounts committee directs staff to draft rules governing use of Senate equipment and funds after a report on past use of printing facilities postage supplies and telephones to promote a citizens initiative. Boesch notes no total cost or contacts with involved individuals yet.

Jefferson City Missouri Senate Senate Accounts Committee Gene Boesch Democratic John Schneider Boesch William Cason Citizens’ Initiative

Sirica Reflects on Watergate Trials and Personal Toll

Orlando, AP Judge John Sirica says the awesome decisions during Watergate left him sad and alone. He notes long nights, a heart attack, and the toll on his health while honoring prosecutors Cox and Jaworski and considering retirement and a forthcoming book.

Orlando, Fla John Sirica White House Watergate Sirica

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