City and School Elections Complicated and Expensive
The April 1 city and school elections face high costs due to a new law changing election officers when multiple entities vote same day and a statewide registration rule. Precincts multiply, requiring more judges and clerks, and a $2 minimum wage increase raises expenses. Polling locations spread across many towns and districts, with several communities tabulating at nonstandard sites and some districts delaying or altering typical arrangements.
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Mexico
Officials Appointed as Judges and Clerks for Audrain Precincts
County Clerk Jesse appoints supervisory judges and clerks across Audrain precincts including Mexico precincts 1A and 1B, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9A, 9B, 10, Vandalia wards, Laddonia, Rush Hill, Vandiver Village, Benton City, and Mexico school board selections. Names include Mrs Edwin Campbell Jr, Mrs Jack Goslin, Dorothy Long, Nina Phillips, Dessie Elliott, Pauline Leopold, Letha Nelson, Judy Holbrook, Bess Hodge, Quinnie Benton, Mrs Eugene Foreman, Mary Ellen Daniels, Mrs Marion Hellyer, Mrs James Mundy, and others with supervisory and clerk roles specified.
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Jesse
Mexico
Edwin Campbell Jr
Robert Deason
Jack Goslin
Janet Blumer
Jack Spurrier
Wayne Schroeder
Dorothy Long
L. M. Garner
Guy Riney
Edwin R. Campbell
Betty Moore
Virgil Stuart
Russell Phillips
Nina Phillips
Lillian Horton
Clifford Arnold
Ralph Schrader
Ruth Hildebrand
Dessie Elliott
Patsy Wilson
Pauline Leopold
Kirby Allen
Ed Meyer
Carl McCune
Letha Nelson
Virginia Botts
Judy Holbrook
Virginia’ Kilcoyne
Dorothy Kinchloe
Jarvis Martin
Russell Brooks
Mildred Greenup
Bess Hodge
Robert Forbis
Dessie Stubblefield
Madge Marshall
Quinnie Benton
Milkired Jaeger
Clayton Snook
Herndon Crews
Ida Baskett
Ethelyne Hayes
Edwin Dubbert
Pleasant Smith
Walter Moore
George Gieseker
Melvin Fuemmeler
Merle Langford
Eugene Foreman
Virgil Vance
William Banks
Walter Ritter
Mary Lou White
Lucy McCabe
Carl Bradley
Phil Crump
Maggie Gallop
Lizette Spangler
Kenneth Bingham
C. H. Nichols
Mary Ellen Daniels
Edna Knox
George Hogan
Sam Mundy
W. D. Fitzpatrick
W. W. van Matre
Marion Hellyer
Robert Helyer
Orville Barker
Ed Hesterberg
Hugh Miller
Farber
Tom
Nannie
Hull
Rosie Brandon
Ralph
Mildred) Hull
Wilma) Herman
Lewis
Mary) Prior
Clayton
Marjorie) Williams
Martinsburg
Steve Welschmeyer
Charles Lincoln
William Wenzel
Bertha Gieseker
Gertie Douglas
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Guy Etta Daniels
Donna Hoover
Mary Bourne
Flo Gramley
Ezra Rohr
Barbara McPherson
Anna McFarland
Ruby Burroughs
Patti Kuda
Hermena Collins
Blanche Phillips
Cody Mottaz
Vandalia Ward 3
Dorothy Brown
Floy Girard
Mable Goodpasture
Jane Lovelace
Lillian Lewis
Hazel Porter
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Bertha Clarke
Nora Wilson
Sandra Wright
Ollie French
Emma Kelly
Rush Hill
Betty Maxwell
Emma Gerwin
Blanche Allen
Curtis Graves
John Schoneboom
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Merritt Animal Clinic
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Velma Applegate
Marlene Jones
Jean Cutforth
Dorothy Spehr
Benton City
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Holsheiser
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William Allen
Robert Schrader
Max Berrey
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Best of America Show To Benefit Miss Missouri Pageant
Jaycees in Mexico sponsor a new Best of America production featuring eight reigning state queens from last September’s Miss America pageant in Atlantic City. The April 12 performance at Presser Hall aims to raise scholarship funds for Miss Missouri, with Miss Missouri Michelle Marshall co emceeing alongside Stan Thompson.
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Illinois
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Iowa
Deborah Kincaid
Tennessee
Sharon Pele
Nebraska
Donna Reel
New Mexico
Caral Schmitt
Wisconsin
Housing Bill Passes House Aims Subsidized Mortgages
The House approved the Emergency Middle Income Housing Act by 259 to 106 and sent it to the Senate despite a likely veto by President Ford. The bill would cap subsidies at 1.3 billion for a 12 billion housing portfolio, aiming to cut mortgage rates to 6 percent for six years, with most funds targeting new construction. Eligibility targets households at 120 percent of area median income with homes valued up to 38 thousand dollars.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ford
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Car tied to Hearst case found in Scranton junkyard
A 1968 Volkswagen once owned by Jack Scott, sought in the Patricia Hearst case, was found wrecked and stripped in a West Nanticoke junkyard. FBI would not confirm it linked Hearst and SLA members to a South Canaan hideaway. Scott, Scranton native, says he has not met Hearst and claims vacation from FBI harassment.
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Jack Scott
Patricia Hearst
Pennsylvania
FBI
South Canaan
Scranton Times
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Emily Harris
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Hearst
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Jury Probes Conran Loan Details in Hearnes Probe
A federal grand jury investigating former Gov. Warren Hearnes examined Mercantile Trust Company's loan to late J. W. Conran southeast Missouri Democratic Party leader. Raymond Weber testified he was asked to identify loan documents used to buy municipal bonds. Others who appeared included Patricia Lowther Howard Williams Douglas Cassity and Francis McCarthy.
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Warren FE. Hearnes
Mercantile Trust Company
St. Louis
J. W. Conran
Southeast Missouri
Democratic Party
Raymond Weber
Federal Grand Jury
Conran
Patricia Lowther
Gerald WH. Lowther
Springfield
Hearnes
Howard D. Williams
Chrisman Sawyer Bank
Independence
Douglas Cassity
Lowther
Francis McCarthy
Hammen Named Chief Engineer at Mexico Plant
Dennis Hammen has been named chief engineer for the Mexico plant of the A P Green Refractories Co. He will lead four engineers, directing feasibility studies and plans for equipment replacement and new facilities. A Missouri Rolla engineering grad, he joined Green in 1967 and has worked at 17 plants. He and wife Charlotte live at 1003 N Kentucky with daughter Sally, 11.
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Mexico
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Mr. Hammen
University of Missouri At Rolla
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U.S
Fulton
Hammen
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Charlotte
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Complete recovery hoped for Bradley after stroke
Gengomar N. Bradley continues to improve and is expected to recover completely with no residual effects from the stroke he suffered.
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Eos Angeles
Gengomar N. Bradley
Florida launches Prevent VD campaign for spring breakers
Florida health officials begin a two week Prevent VD campaign aimed at about 200000 college students arriving for spring break in Daytona Beach Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Imprinted frisbees banners and a mobile clinic will spread VD prevention information and provide contact numbers and contraceptives. The program notes VD risks and cites high recent case totals in the state with syphilis and gonorrhea numbers.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Clifford Cole
Daytona Beach
Volusia County Health Department
Cole
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