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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1977

Page

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6 Percent Food Price Rise Forecast for 1977

Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department forecasts up to a 6 percent rise in U.S. food prices this year driven by higher costs for imported foods such as coffee cocoa and fishery products. Fresh vegetables eased in May while meat values slip through April but may rise again in spring and summer due to supply shifts and demand.

Washington United States Agriculture Department Department

County To Replace Damaged Bridge

Audrain County Court plans bridge replacement after a 35-foot Sunrise Road span was badly damaged Monday night when a tractor wheel struck and ripped away the rail and truss. The damaged bridge over an unnamed creek near Bill Jolly Jr. residence north of Mexico is weakened. officials hope to avoid heavy loads and school buses as repairs are arranged.

Audrain County Court Sunrise Road South Fork Bill Jolly Jr Mexico Glenn M. Barnes

Campaign forms as residents oppose Mexico city sales tax

With June 7 election looming organizers led by Doug Alewel gathered about 36 residents in the Audrain County courthouse to oppose a proposed one cent city sales tax. Fourteen pledged time and money, while five favored adoption.

Mexico sales tax split under city plan draws debate

Ledger details two articles about a proposed one percent sales tax. Former Mayor Lewis Brooks Jr. supports the plan, while Mayor David Lankford discussed it at a Jaycee meeting. Budget allocations propose 45 percent to streets and 10 percent to parks recreation public safety and salaries with 5 percent to human services landfill and contingency. Opponents question earmarking and overall need, urging cuts to basic services and questioning outsized spending on consultants.

Mexico Lewis Brooks Jr David Lankford Jaycee Ralph Siron S&s Electric Motor Service, Inc Alewel

Coroner's Jury Rules death by own action in Harrison

The coroner's jury ruled Roger Lee Harrison 21 died by his own action after being found stabbed at his Elmwood Trailer Court home on April 11. Deputy Thomas W. Cline testified to seven chest wounds near the heart, with no sign of forced entry. The proceedings, led by Coroner Kevin Farnen, included autopsy results by Dr. John M. Boyce and witnesses from the Audrain County Sheriff's department.

Roger Lee Harrison Elmwood Arnold Funeral Home Harrison Jake Miller Kevin Farnen Bob Kalkofen C. R. Stevens Ken Wyatt Jack Smiley Duane Cruzan Thomas W. Cline Audrain County Sheriff's Department John M. Boyce Mr. Harrison Farnen Cline Boyce

Organizations Renew Smoking Ban Push

Washington protest groups urge FDA to regulate cigarette sales like saccharin. Petitioners from Action on Smoking and Health and allies ask FDA to prohibit nicotine containing cigarettes, challenging agency jurisdiction.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA John If’. Banzhaf III George Washington University ASH Smoking and Health Group

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