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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1975

Page

11

New Filibuster Rule Hailed As Big Reform

Washington AP reports the Senate adopted a new cloture rule letting debate be ended by a three fifths vote, replacing the two thirds. Mondale calls it a major reform amid inflation and energy concerns as supporters push faster action on tax reform and voter registration. The change retains two thirds for future rule changes, with a 72 to 21 vote to limit further debate before final passage.

Washington Senate Walter F. Mondale Dminn U.S. Senate Mondale James B. Allen Dala Allen

Fifteen Seek Miss Audrain County Title Tonight

Fifteen young women compete tonight at Presser Hall for Miss Audrain County in the Miss Mexico pageant expansion. The winner earns a $500 savings bond and entry in the Miss Missouri Pageant, with runners-up receiving smaller bonds and prizes for talent, congeniality, and ticket sales.

Atlantic City Jaycees Presser Hall Audrain County Nellie J. Kidd Elmer Kidd Vandalia Vivian Jan Oliver John F Nona Jane Oliver Mexico Rhonda Sue Gish Robert D. Gish Sandra Kaye Tomlinson Boyce Gilreath Linda Ellen Lierheimer C.T. Lierheimer

City-Wide Pickups Doing Pretty Well

Mexico's first week of comprehensive garbage collection added about 1600 residential and 100 commercial units. Superintendent Jim Henderson says routes shifted, some pickups occur earlier or later, and about 200 new residential locations lack cans. Bills will be issued bi monthly for new customers, with a maximum 32 gallon cans per location.

Mexico Jim Henderson Unis Henderson City Hall

Candidates to Appear on Mexico City Council Q&A Forum

Six candidates vie for two seats in Mexico City Council with a League of Women Voters Q&A on Channel 12 See TV at 6:00 p.m. Thursday. Primary March 18 trims field to four for April 1 general. Names, jobs, and addresses of Snyder Boyce Crouch Brooks Blackburn Knipfel listed.

Mexico City League of Women Voters Channel 12 See Louis J. Leonatti League Leonard Snyder John Boyce Walter Crouch Lewis Brooks Jr Russell Blackburn Robert Knipfel Snyder Florsheim Shoe Co

Elmer L Wessler Dies at 78 in Missouri Home

Elmer Louis Wessler 78 of 601 N Missouri died 9 10 p m Friday at Audrain Medical Center after one year in Coldwell Nursing Home He married Luella Kneemueller Feb 28 1924 She survives In St Charles he worked 21 years for Wagner Electric Co then farmed near Benton City from 1946 to 1969 Funeral Monday 1 p m Arnold Funeral Home with Rev John Donaldson officiating Burial in St Charles Memorial Gardens Visitation after 3 p m Sunday at the funeral home He was born June 1 1896 in Audrain County to Henry H and Emma Langeman Wessler Also surviving are his wife one brother Henry J Wessler two sisters Mrs Ella Dieckman and Miss Emma Wessler The home address is listed as Dixon.

Elmer Louis Wessler N. Missouri Audrain Medical Center Coldwell Nursing Home Arnold Funeral Home John Donaldson St. Charles Memorial Gardens Audrain County Henry H Emma Langeman Wessler St. Charles Luella Kneemueller Wagner Electric Co Benton City Clifton Barbara) Withers Dixon Henry J. Wessler Lamar Ella Dieckman Warrenton Emma Wessler Wentzville

Missouri Bankruptcies Rise Amid Economic Strain

Missouri faces a surge in bankruptcy filings with thousands expected in federal courts in St. Louis Springfield and Kansas City. In Kansas City filings jumped from 505 to 716 in January and February as Judge Frank Barker cites medical bills divorces and rising credit as key causes. A veteran worker, Jim Smith, illustrates struggles with unemployment and family debts while noting protections under the new plan.

Jefferson City Jim Smith Missouri Smith California St. Louis Springfield Kansas City Frank Barker

AT&T raises interstate tolls after midnight with one minute option

AT&T announces rate hikes effective 12:01 a.m. Sunday raising average residential bills by about 48 cents monthly and business bills by about 3.29 dollars. A new one minute charge could aid brief talks while discounts of 35 to 60 percent apply for evening night and weekend calls. Rates cover calls to Canada and Mexico effective March 29.

Washington At&t New York Los Angeles At&t Bell System Federal Communications Commission Commission FCC Richard Hough Long Lines Canada Mexico

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