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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1974

Page

4

MU celebrates Nutrition Emphasis Week lecturer lineup

During Nutrition Emphasis Week at MU Miss Schoeppel visits with Miss Margaret Ohlson a nationally known nutritionist from Seattle Washington who was the specially honored lecturer of the week and Miss Margaret W Mangel dean of the UMC College of Home Economics.

Schoeppel Margaret Ohlson Seattle Wash Margaret W. Mangel UMC College of Home Economics University of Missouri College of Home Economics Nancy Schoeppel Elm Tree

Democrats Charged With Stalling Reform

Common Cause says Democratic congressional candidates collected over 1 million dollars from special interest groups in 1972 and accuses the party of delaying electoral reform. The report highlights 667,226 for House bids and 550,047 for Senate campaigns, with major donors including the Strauss committee and the Association Milk Producers Inc. political wing.

Washington Common Cause Washington Post Democratic House National Committee For Democratic Congress Robert Strauss Strauss House Committee Associated Milk Producers Inc National Aflcio Committee Nixon

Bond Names Bond Man to Lead Missouri Savings Campaign

Missouri Mental Health Director Dr. Harold Robb was named coordinator of the 1974 state government U S Savings Bond drive by Gov. Christopher S Bond in Jefferson City. Gov Bond also awarded Arthur J Mallory, last year's campaign chair and Education Commissioner, a Treasury award for the payroll savings program that added 3 198 employees. Common Cause accuses Democratic leadership in Congress, especially Wayne Hays, of delaying electoral reform.

Jefferson City Missouri Harold Robb U.S Christopher S. Bond Bond Arthur J. Mallory U.S. Treasury

HDC Grants Made Anemia Tests Planned

Audrain County Human Development Corp board approved a 504 grant to Handi-Shop Inc for better working conditions and 850 for Head Start summer programs including speech and hearing services by the Mental Health Center. John Dibble says housing winterizing work will start next Thursday on 10 houses in Mexico Laddonia Martinsburg and Vandalia. The group will sponsor a sickle cell anemia clinic March 27 at the Head Start Center with free tests.

Audrain County Human Development Corp. Board Handi-Shop Inc Mental Health Center John Dibble HDC Mexico Laddonia Martinsburg Vandalia Head Start Chicago J.B. Herrick West Indies

Rivers flood in Mato Grosso driving 15000 from homes

Turbulent Cuiaba River waters inundate western Mato Grosso cities sending more than 15,000 residents fleeing. Reptiles and arachnids such as snakes spiders scorpions and centipedes emerge from hiding as floodwaters rise to a record high near 35 feet.

Cuiaba Brazil Mato Grosso

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