Dewar To Head School Program At Sedalia
Randy Dewar, director of speech and hearing services for the City-County Health Unit and Audrain Medical Center, resigns to direct special education programs in Sedalia public schools. He came to Mexico in 1971 to establish local speech and hearing programs and is finishing a doctorate in special education administration at the University of Missouri. He and wife will move with their children Brooke and Heather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Dewar
Audrain Medical Center
Sedalia
Dewar
Five Democrats file for ninth district congressional seat
Jefferson City Five candidates filed for the Democratic nomination in Missouri's ninth district after Representative William L. Hungate indicated he might not run again. The first to file was Thomas A. Walsh, followed by Lester A. Dinerstein, Gary Hollenberg, Connie Cook, and Ken Maurer. Maurer and Hollenberg are high school teachers. Maurer previously lost a Missouri House primary last August.
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Jefferson City
United States
House of Representatives
William L. Hungate
Troy
Thomas A. Walsh
St. Louis
Jaycees vote $100 to 4-H'ers in Mexico
The Mexico Jaycees voted to donate $100 to the Mexico 4-H Association to buy paint for the H center. They outlined plans for the Miss Missouri Pageant July 37-19 and the tractor pull August 16 they sponsor. Afterward they sold trash bags citywide to fund the Jaycee scholarship. William E. Shocklee of Mexico remains a patient at Ellis Fischer Hospital in Columbia in room 308 HI and expects a four to five week stay.
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Mexico Jaycees
William E. Shocklee
Mexico
Ellis Fischer Hospital
Columbia
Nuns Help Harvest 28 Acres of Strawberries
In Glenn Ernst's fields 28 of 240 acres ripened fast and no local labor could be found. He donated the berries to the Sisters of St Francis in Effingham. About 11 nuns from a Springfield convent joined, intent on preserving and sharing the fruit with patients, despite sore knees.
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Farina
Glenn Ernst
Ernst
Sisters of St. Francis
Effingham
Southern Illinois
Jolina Snyder
Springfield
Jolina
Gasoline Rationing Plan Ready
Government plan for gasoline rationing, titled Gasoline Shortage Contingency Plan, sits with Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb. The 12 volume study proposes universal driver coupons, a 93,000 staff operation, cost of about 2 billion dollars yearly, and a potential nine gallons per week allotment.
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Washington
Frank G. Zarb
Associated Press
Ford
Emergency Room on TV to Repeat at Audrain Medical Center
A TV replay of an emergency room session at Audrain Medical Center See Ty is planned for Monday at 6 00 pm. The program shows simulated patient handling with hospital staff from the mental health unit X ray and other allied services taking part in the production.
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Audrain Medical Center
Swift Recalls Chicken Shipment
Swift Dairy and Poultry Co. in Clinton recalls 150 cases of Swift Premium Whole Chicken in three pound cans for being underprocessed. Twenty nine cases remain outstanding in shipments to Sioux City Davenport Norfolk McKinney Dallas Chamberlain and Kansas City. Consumers with cans stamped E055 should return them to the store.
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Clinton, Iowa
Swift Dairy and Poultry Co
Clinton
Swift
Sioux City
Davenport
Norfolk
Neb
McKinney
Dallas
Tex
Chamberlain
S.D
Kansas City
Kan
USDA
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Library Sets Summer Schedule for Mexico Audrain County
The Mexico Audrain County Library announced a summer schedule starting Sunday and running until school resumes. It will be closed on Sundays, open 9 to 5:30 Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday and Saturday, and 9 to 6:30 on Wednesday.
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Mexico-Audrain County
Missouri lawmakers advance jail standards and campaign finance bills
Missouri committees approved jail standards measures transferring enforcement to local officials and a campaign finance bill with differing rules between houses. The jail plan demands health and safety standards, while the finance bill would tighten income disclosure thresholds and exempt relatives in the House version.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Legislative
Senate Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
Emory Metin
Cassville
House
State Social Services Department
Larry Marshall
Columbia
Tast
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Missouri Elections Commission
Harold Holliday
Kansas City
George Donegan
Springfield
Holliday
Donegan
Job Bill Veto Won't Stand Says Albert
President Ford vetoed a 5.3 billion job program aimed at creating 900000 positions. House Speaker Carl Albert says Congress will override, noting votes 293 to 109 in the House and a Senate approval by voice. The plan funded public service jobs youth programs construction and small business loans amid high unemployment figures.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
House
Carl Albert
Albert
White House
Senate
Labor Department
Partment
Ponce
Puerto Rico
Flint
Mich
Detroit
Providence-Warwick- Pawtucket
R.I
Stronger Recovery Predicted After Bad Year
Washington AP reports the Ford administration forecast a worse unemployment and recession this year but a stronger rebound next year. Unemployment is seen averaging 7.8 million or 7.0–7.9% with a 3.6% GDP decline this year and a 6.3% growth rebound next year. Inflation is projected at 9.1% this year. deficits near $60 billion for FY1976, $42.6 billion for 1975.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Congress
Dangerous acid leak shuts highway near Little Rock
A yellow transit truck leaking papa cresol caused a hazardous spill on Interstate 90 near Little Rock. Five drivers and Trooper Gary Barnes were treated for minor burns. 10 drums of acid in the trailer were moved to safety as authorities blocked the Otter Creek Road area and waited for equipment. The driver, Marty Tucker of Memphis, and three other truckers were exposed to the toxin but survived.
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Little Rock
Ark
Otter Creek Road
Carlisle
Highway Department
Valley Steel Products of
St. Louis
Gary Barnes
Mabelvale
Marty Tucker
Memphis
Charles A. Heab
St. Jennifer
Henry J. Rogers Jr
Centralia
Ill
James Lynn Jones
Columbus
Barnes
Cincinnati
Ohio
Exxon Chemical Co
Houston
Tex
Sports Car Cops Find People Like Them Better
Scottsdale patrolmen patrol in flashy $9,500 sports cars donated by Malcolm Bricklin to improve public relations. The two seat blue and white cars draw crowds at schools and events, ease ice with youth, and helped separate a large school fight. Some officers complain about helmet clearance and slow exit via gull wing doors.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Bill Long
Malcolm Bricklin
Bricklin
Canada
Scottadale
Dave Townsend
Townsend
Teachers Begin Unemployment Pay Registration
Twenty five teachers and other school staff were processed for summer unemployment compensation in the Mexico Missouri office. Joe Robinson said more applications are incomplete and that registrations will continue weekly for school personnel from Community R-6 Scott's Corner Montgomery County R-2 Vandalia Wellsville Middletown districts.
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Joe Robinson
Mexico
Missouri Division of Employment
Scott’s Corner
Montgomery County
Vandalia
Wellsville- Middletown
Schol
Robinson
Senate
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