New Book Titles Added At Library
The Mexico Audrain County Library announced new fiction and non fiction titles across fantasy science fiction mystery and classic authors including Asimov Burgess Hemingway O'Hara King L'Amour Tolstoy Gogol Wilde and many more with entries spanning contemporary to historical works and reference guides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico-Audrain County
Horatio Alger
King's Castle
Leslie Ames
Patrick Anderson
Kosygin
Tom Arches
Gordon Ashe
Isaac Asimov
Todhunter Ballard
George Beare
Lee Belvedere
Jack M. Bickham
Veronica Black
John Clarke Bowman
Rose
Desmond Cory
Harry Crews
Thomas Duncan
Eagle Basin
Cliff Farrell
William Faulkner
George Markstein
Gideon's Press
J. J. Marric
Nicholas Meyer
Wilhelm Moberg
Marion Montgomery
Anthony Morton
Beth Myers
John
Elizabeth Seifert
Alma Stone
Rosalind Passes
Frank Swinnerton
Mary Dove
Jane Gilmore Rushing
Leo Tolstoy
Ivan Turgenev
David Wagoner
Irving Wallace
Phyllis A. Whitney
James Baldwin
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Diamond
Nicolas Freeling
Jean Mark Gawron
Janice Holt Giles
Nikolai Gogol
Russia
Maxim Gorky
Winston Graham
Eldna Grimsley
A. B. Guthrie Jr
Ben Haas
Do It Yourself Airplane Wash Opens at Wichita Airport
A new coin operated aircraft wash facility named Flight Prep Plane Wash opens at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport. Manager Robin Spurrier notes strong franchising interest from Dallas and Memphis while costs of equipment run under 10000 dollars and per wash pricing ranges from 7 to 10 dollars depending on cleaning depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Mid-Continent
Robin Spurrier
Spurrier Chemical Co
Spurrier
Dallas
Little Rock
Hypertension Isometrics May Kill People With High Blood Pressure
Texas doctors warn static exercises like isometrics can dangerously raise blood pressure in hypertensive patients. They contrast with dynamic activities such as jogging swimming and cycling, which may lower blood pressure and benefit heart health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Tex
Texas
Jere H. Mitchell
Norman M. Kaplan
University of Texas Health Science Center At
Dallas
University of Texas
University of Oklahoma
Kaplan
United States
Mitchell
Kids Sought Food In Garbage Cans
In Claremore Oklahoma a state judge will decide in September how to handle eight neglected children who rummaged through garbage for food. Associate District Court Judge Ed Carden ruled they are wards of the court and ordered return to foster homes they have lived in since last May. The family lived in a $30 a month rent house without gas or electricity with their mother Marcy Mace 31. She awaits extradition to Benton County Arkansas on a bogus check charge.
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Claremore
Okla
Associate District Court
Ed Carden
Marcy Mace
Ford Says He's Instant Product
Gerald R. Ford told the Grocery Manufacturers of America he is the nation s first instant vice president and noted his affinity for instant coffee tea and oatmeal during remarks in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia on Monday.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Gerald R. Ford
America
Marvin Dishman Selected for Who's Who in Missouri
Marvin Dishman of 721 Yale Street is chosen for inclusion in the biographical Who's Who in Missouri by the U S Public Relations Service. A building contractor for 25 years, he has spent four years as a real estate broker and is a World War II veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Dishman
Yale St
Missouri
U.S. Public Relations Service
Atlanta
Washington
Washington Corporation
Dishman
Thomas Takes Part In MU Conference
L. Buford Thomas, retiring Mexico Public Schools superintendent, joined 123 other administrators at the Missouri Association of School Administrators summer conference at the University of Missouri in Columbia. The event reviewed Missouri school concerns and explored modern educational trends and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Buford Thomas
Kentucky
Mexico
Missouri Association of School Administrators
University of Missouri
Columbia
Missouri
Farmer Gets Less Public Pays More
Washington AP reports farm price index fell 6 percent from May 15 to June 15, 4 percent below a year ago, while a May retail market basket of farm foods rose 19 percent from 1973. Officials blame higher middleman costs and rising labor and transport costs. A new task force led by Earl L. Butz seeks to trim markups and align producer and consumer prices, noting meat prices' decline as farm prices slide. Cattle on hoof at 32.20 per 100 pounds, down 4.90 from May and 11.60 below last year. May beef retail averaged 1.35 per pound, one cent less than May 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Buzz
Geary Named To Regional SS Post
Phil Geary son of Mr and Mrs Gene Geary and a 1974 University of Missouri graduate has been named a claims examiner in the regional offices of the Social Security Administration at Kansas City He will take up his new position July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Geary
Gene Geary
University of Missouri
Social Security Administration
Kansas City
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Keith Wilson
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Bay City
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Geary
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Capp Homes
East 14Th St
Des Moines
Iowa
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Laddonia
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Stylette Beauty Salon
Shady Rest
Motley’s
IGA
Bill’s Wrecker Service
Soil Service
Avery Furniture
Laddonia Feed & Supply
Garnett Cafe
Quality Lumber
Heim Equipment
Laddonia State Bank
Beinhoff Ins
Agency
Guinn and Seeley Garage
Roy Hamlett
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