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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1975

Page

3

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Barker Probe Seen As Political Motive Claims

Patrick F. Eldridge told a Kansas City hearing that U.S. Attorney Bert C. Hurn voiced concern the probe into former banker Alex Barker and others tied to the Hearnes administration could seem political. Hurn denied making the remark, while Barker fights two indictments over misapplication of bank funds used for political contributions. Eldridge testified about discussions naming Republican targets and assigned inspections, with no specific wrongdoing alleged.

Kansas City U.S Alex Barker Patrick F. Eldridge John W. Oliver U.S. Atty Bert C. Hurn Hurn Eldridge Warren E. Hearnes Barker Hearnes Oliver Civic Plaza National Bank R. J. King R-Clayton, As A Possible Republican Target. Eldridge King's Insurance Agency

New Records Keeping System Planned in Missouri Circuit Clerks

Mrs. Phyllis Rollinger of the state court administrators office joined Arch Hays Calvin Winter and Mildred Simon at the Mexico courthouse to discuss a uniform records keeping method for the 12th judicial circuit. A computer system operated from Jefferson City is planned, with mandatory adoption within three years and initial funding from the Law Enforcement Assistants Council.

Joseph Phyllis) Rollinger State Court Administrators Supreme Court Jefferson City Mexico Arch Hays Audrain County Calvin G. Winter Montgomery County Mildred C. Simon Warren County 12Th Judicial Circuit Hays Law Enforcement Assistants Council

New Store Opens Monday in Mexico

Shoppers Discount Inc launches a new shoe repair and boot shop in Mexico on Monday. The store sits at 121 S. Jefferson St. in the old Farm and Home McMonigle Agency building. Kevin Nelson of Montgomery City is manager, with Bob Black of Montgomery City listed as owner.

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