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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1977

Page

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Senate approves welfare law changes sent to governor

Missouri Senate cleared federally mandated welfare revisions, sending them to Gov. Teasdale amid threats of losing about 80 million dollars in funds. The measure, a Teasdale priority, shifts to an income-based benefit with a maximum subsidy and annual spending cap, aiming to aid needy families and secure support from absent parents.

Jefferson City Missouri Senate Joseph P. Teasdale Senate Teasdale House State Division of Family Services Missouri Nelson B. Tinnin Homeraville Tinnin A. Clifford Jones R-Ladue

Fired General Says He Would Follow Orders

Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub testified to a House Armed Services subcommittee that he would enthusiastically execute any final decision by superiors on Korea despite opposing views. He warned withdrawal could provoke war, noting senior Korean officers would likely say yes. Carter recalled him after an interview where he spoke on the plan. Rep. Stratton said many generals oppose pulling ground troops from South Korea.

Washington Carter Korea U.S John K. Singlaub House Armed Services Subcommittee South Kim Ilsung Washington Post Post Singlaub Rep Samuels. Stratton Dn.y South Korea Stratton

Iowan raises 700 crop varieties at Farm Progress Show

An Iowa supervisor oversees 700 varieties of corn soybeans sorghum and alfalfa planted in field plots for the 25th Farm Progress Show set for Sept 27 29 in central Washington County. Organizers expect about 350 exhibitors and 1000 acres of activity with tents demos machinery and a working display emphasizing a water moisture cautious climate and FAA sanctioned airstrip operations. Local farms Maurice Crawford Robert Jones and Keith and Edgar Stewart host the event drawing Midwest visitors and travelers by bus and air.

Des Moines Iowa Washington County Scott McKinnie Indianapolis Wallaces Farmer Magazine Farm Progress Illinois Prairie Farmer Indiana Prairie Farmer Monte Lesker Wallaces Farmer Maurice Crawford Robert Jones Keith Edgar Stewart Lesker Midwest

Merico Kiwanis elects new officers and board

George Irion was elected Kiwanis Club president at the Merico Kiwanis regular noon meeting. New officers include President-elect Dr. Richard Schmidtke, vice-president Denny Whisler, secretary Harold Enslen, and treasurer Jim Danser. Two-year board members are Dr. Michael Briggs, Don Bristow, Bob Moore. One-year board members are Alan Atkins, Bryan Gruber, Buckner Neate, Nate Phillips. Duties begin October 1.

George Irion Merico Kiwanis Club Richard Schmidtke Denny Whisler Harold Enslen dJim Danser Michael Briggs Don Bristow Bob Moore Alan Atkins Bryan Gruber Buckner Neate Nate Phillips

Births Adria M. Bolle and Mike Lee Born at Audrain Medical Center

Adria Michelle Bolle is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger D Bolle of Centralia born Tuesday at 6 30 p m weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. Elmer Leroy Stuart and Mrs Stuart of Wellsville announce a son born Tuesday at 12 06 p m at Audrain Medical Center weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces named Mike Lee.

Adria Michelle Roger D. Bole Centralia Audrain Medical Center Mr. Bolle Keith Schwarre Elmer Leroy Stuart Wellsville Mike Lee Stuart Kaiser Refractories Mexico

Open House Friday at Senior Citizens Center

Open House will be held Friday from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center, 606 Park. Officials invite all attendees to view programs and activities for older Americans as part of the center's community outreach.

Senior Citizens Center Park

Weekend Poppy Drive Supports Veterans in Mexico

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and VFW Aerie will accept donations for buddy poppies this Friday and Saturday in Mexico. Funds go to disabled veterans, their dependents, and children at the VFW National Home. The program aids hospitalized veterans with therapy and income, a 55 year service.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Mexico VFW Aerie VFW

Army Plans To Move Reserve Center To Richards Gebaur

Kansas City AP The Army proposes a 800 member reserve center at Richards Gebaur Air Force Base after the Air Force shifts 3,700 personnel to Scott Air Force Base starting in August. The move to be administered by GSA by November could give armed services priority over civilians at the base. Marines and Navy officials eyeing relocations and a possible 700 reservists from Millington plus financing center shifts are discussed. Jackson County officials plan possible court action to halt the move.

Kansas City, Mo Army Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base Air Force Scott Air Force Base Belleville General Services Administration Navy Kansas City Memphis Naval Air Station Millington Tenn Richards Gebaur M. M Slattery Carter Thomas Eagleton D-Mo John Danforth R-Mo Bob Dole Bkan Jackson County

Sales tax urged as best city finance option

Mexico councilman C T Loyd argues a 1 percent city sales tax is fairest funding method after considering earnings and property taxes and service costs. He outlines tax allocations for streets, sewers, parks, public safety, human services, and contingencies while noting exemptions for farm machinery and nonresident purchases. He urges a YES vote on June 7 for community improvement.

C.T. Loyd Missouri Citizens Advisory City of Mexico Sheriff's Office

Burlison Defends Marbles Title in Congress Contest

U S representative Bill Burlison of Missouri defeated Bill Alexander of Arkansas to retain the congressional marbles crown in the second annual contest. Burlison noted he practiced the night before with his son Jeff and claimed the skill returns like riding a bicycle.

Washington Bill D. Burlison D-Mo Bill Alexander D-Ark Burlison Jeff

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