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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1971

Page

3

Landowners Protest Scenic Rivers Hearing in Missouri

More than 1,000 people packed the House chamber in Jefferson City to oppose a scenic rivers bill, with landowners and timber interests arguing over gravel mining rights and land use. The hearing featured fierce rhetoric, broad citizen protest, and no immediate committee action as the bill stalled amid claims of constitutional rights and environmental concerns.

Jefferson City House House Parks and Recreation Committee Crawford County Orville L. Burnett Steelville U.S Burnett John Grellner D-Shrewsbury Leo Drey St. Louis Missouri Drey J. Anthony Dill Roffton Ozark Corsey Thompson Webster Groves Dorsey Bass Columbia Missouri Cattlemen’s Association Missouri Farm Bureau Federation Missouri Farmers Association W.E. Blackwell Dhermann

Hartford art sale tops $556000 at Parke-Bernet

Huntington Hartford said he was hard up for cash as his art sale brought $556,000 at Parke-Bernet galleries in New York. A Mary Cassatt painting titled Summertime realized $150,000, a new auction record for a woman artist. Salvatore Dali’s Discovery of America sold for $100,000.

New York Huntington Hartford Parke-Bennet Mary Cassat Salvatore Dali

Wainscott retires from Kaiser's after 25 years

Kaiser Refractories announces the retirement of James O. Wainscott on February 28 after a 25 year career mostly in the specialty department as a sacking crewman. He plans fishing and maybe a Florida vacation with wife Mary, at 410 East Orange St., Mexico.

Kaiser Refractories James O. Wainscott Wainscott Mr. Wainscott Florida Mary East Orange St Mexico

Missouri Considers $1.50 Minimum Wage Bill

A Senate Labor and Management Committee hearing on a Missouri bill proposes a $1.50 hourly minimum wage with 1.5 times pay after 40 hours. The Missouri Industrial Commission would supervise, and records could be inspected. Opponents include hotel, motel, retail, and restaurant associations. tips may count toward wages. Restaurant owner B R Christie warned price rises follow wage hikes. A similar previous proposal died last session.

Senate Labor and Management Committee Raymond Howard St. Louis Missouri Industrial Commission Missouri Hotel and Motel Association Missouri Retailers Association Missouri Restaurant Association Howard B.R. Christie St. Joseph Senate

Sedalia Gets Big Share In Revenue Sharing

Jefferson City residents question why Sedalia with smaller population would receive $433,154 under the federal revenue sharing plan while Jefferson City would get $329,460. Treasury official Robert L. Joss cites general revenues raised by local governments as the sole determinant, excluding certain state and utility revenues, with base-year figures from the 1967 Census of Governments.

Jefferson City Sedalia John G. Christy Richard H.ichord Ichord Christy Secretary of Treasury Robert L. Joss Joss Columbia

1967 hospital outlays explain city revenue gaps Sedalia Mexico

Joss notes Sedalia spent 1.431 million on hospitals in 1967, while Jefferson City and Columbia spent little. This single item largely accounts for the variance in revenue sharing among the three cities, clarifying why Mexico’s 1967 revenue appears far lower than Sedalia’s.

Sedalia Joss Jefferson City Columbia Mexico

Budget contrasts mark Sedalia hospital burden in 1887 note

The Mexico Ledger for Thursday March 11 1972 compares a formal budget to Sedalia’s hospital burdened 1887 budget. It mentions reader familiarity with names of local friends within the ledger.

Sedalia

Why Consumers Buy Ford Cars Today

Consumers shop more carefully today and favor Ford models. Ford LTD offers luxury feel and quiet ride rivaling pricier cars, Torino combines roomy mid-size comfort with easy handling for a balanced price, and Maverick is praised for low repair frequency making it America's best-selling compact.

Ford Ltd LTD Ford Maverick America

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