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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1976

Page

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Wholesale Prices In Sharp Drop In February

Washington AP reports wholesale prices fell five tenths of a percent in February, the sharpest decline in nearly a year, driven by a 2.3 percent drop in farm and food prices. Industrial goods rose modestly, while fuels and power dropped, signaling lower consumer prices ahead and reflecting ongoing inflation easing under the Ford administration.

Washington Labor Department Ford Administration White House James J. Pate Energy Policy and Conservation Act Agriculture Department

Ham theft abduction shocks rural Missouri home

Moberly Monitor Index reports a man abducted from his Route 3 home near Mt. Airy and Roanoke while his wife watched television. A black intruder forced him to help fetch hams from a shed and load them into a waiting car, with fear of a weapon and a chase toward Shelbyville. Sheriff Orville Price investigated. no further description beyond black male given.

Moberly Russell Spotts Mt. Airy Roanoke Spotts North Shelby High School Shelbyville Orville Price

Missouri Senate blocks gun control and prostitution amendments

In day nine of discussing a 283 page criminal code revision bill, Missouri Senate defeated amendments for city gun control in St. Louis and for decriminalizing prostitution by shielding customers. Gambling in private homes was also voted down, with concerns it would widen statewide gambling. No final action on the bill was taken.

Jefferson City, Mo Missouri Senate St. Louis Franklin Payne St. Louis City William B. Waters Dliberty Ike Skelton Liberty Sodom and Gomorrah Kansas City Mary Gant Water

Miss Audrain Pageant Contestant Janet C Carson

Janet C Carson a 22 year old Vandalia native stands five feet five inches with brown hair. She will perform an acrobatic dance baton twirl in the Miss Audrain pageant. A Monroe City R-1 High School graduate, she studies at Central Missouri State University Warrensburg and belongs to Alpha Xi Delta. She aims for a retail management career and training. Carson was a runner up in 1975 Miss Audrain County and was Miss Teenage Monroe City in prior years.

Janet C. Carson James E. Carson Vandalla Miss Carson Monroe City Central Missouri State University Warrensburg Alpha Xi Delta

Five Judges Named for 1976 Miss Audrain Pageant

A five member Missouri judging panel for the 1976 Miss Audrain County Pageant at Presser Hall includes Mrs Gingo Reed Kirksville Mrs Luann Stewart Excelsior Springs Phillip Buz Adams Springfield Richard E Hoover Kansas City and Daniel L Scotten Columbia Ron Darnell chairs the panel Final tabulation will be by Bryan Gruber of Mexico CPA.

Presser Hall Missouri Gingo Reed Kirksville Luann Stewart Excelsior Springs Phillip (Buz) Adams Springfield Richard E. Hoover Kansas City Daniel L. Scotten Columbia Reed Continental Telephone Co Atlantic City Hoover University of Missouri St. Joseph Independence Lafayette County Ray County Scotten Commerce Bank of Columbia U.S. Jaycees American Cancer Society Hutchinson Kan Kansas Ron Darnell Bryan Gruber Mexico

Visitors test loyalties in 1776 via Boston Bicentennial computer

A Boston Bicentennial exhibit uses a computer to gauge whether visitors would have sided with patriots loyalists or neutrals in 1776. Out of 115000 ballots, 47 percent favored patriots, 27 percent loyalty, with many neutrals. The display, in Quincy Market, mixes films slides and biographies before revealing the results.

Daniel Haney Associated Press Boston (Ap Boston Boston 200 Bicentennial Agency Quincy Market Faneuil Hall

Congressmen Missing CIA Documents Found Hidden or Misplaced

The House intelligence committee cannot account for about 2 percent of CIA documents given to the panel for its probe. Some are secret, some may have been destroyed or archived, with a portion possibly returned to the State Department by error. The leak to CBS and Village Voice sparked an ethics inquiry. most documents relate to CIA budgets and Cyprus operations.

Washington House Intelligence Committee CIA Otis G. Pike Pike New York State Department CBS Daniel Schorr Village Voice Schorr House Ethics Committee Cyprus Mitchell Rogovin

His Accidents Not A Matter Of Bad Luck

Houston AP says Arnold Parsley 28 has 20 accidents over three years linked to about $22,000 in insurance payouts. District attorney labels these as bad luck. investigators suspect theft by fraud for amounts over $10,000. A grand jury heard Sam Adama present the case Wednesday.

Houston Arnold Parsley Parsley Asst. Dist Atty Sam Adama

Mrs Merritt resigns from LWV Mexico Audrain board

Mrs William Merritt resigns from the Mexico Audrain County League of Women Voters board effective immediately. Announced by president Mrs Jim Inlow as Merritt has become a Mexico school board candidate. She has served as a board member and is a past president of the league.

William Merritt Mexico-Audrain

CIA Director George Bush Says Agency Cannot Account for 230 Documents

CIA Director George Bush states the agency cannot account for 230 documents, indicating missing records and a formal inquiry to locate them. The disclosure comes amid ongoing oversight and questions about document handling within intelligence operations.

CIA Geroge Bush

Unemployment Remains High in Major U.S. Cities

The Labor Department says 131 of 150 major metro areas had unemployment at 6 percent or more for December, with rates ranging from 4.2 percent in Richmond to 15.1 percent in Muskegon. The nationwide rate fell from 8.3 to 7.8 percent as winter figures show uneven state variations.

Washington Labor Department Manchester N.H Kenosha Wis Richmond Va Anid Harrisburg Muskegon Mich Michigan New York New Jersey Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut California

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