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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1975

Page

5

Ford Talks With Franco In Bid For Bases In Spain

President Ford and Gen Franco met in Madrid after a grand motorcade to discuss renewal of U S bases in Spain especially the Rota submarine base. Talks with foreign ministers followed a 40 minute session with little detail given. Ford urged a place for Spain in the transatlantic alliance while NATO showed limited appetite for formal ties.

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Auto Union Asks Extra Benefits Over Chrysler Layoffs

The United Auto Workers asked the federal government to grant 39,000 Chrysler workers extra unemployment benefits, citing layoffs since last November due to imports from Canada. Chrysler offered $200 rebates on several models through June, while Ford planned temporary layoffs and recalls over a brake issue. The UAW cites rising imports and shifts of production to Canada, and says the Trade Act of 1974 allows special benefits when imports are a major cause of layoffs.

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Wide Agreement On 1976 Upturn

Washington AP reports broad agreement on an economic upturn next year though unemployment will stay high through 1976. Inflation easing, interest rates lower, and growth expected around 6.3 percent for 1976, with unemployment averaging about 7.9 percent next year. Chrysler rebates, farm price changes, and a Treasury gold auction are noted.

Washington Ford Alan Greenspan President’s Council of Economic Advisers

California Girl Dies Of Plague

A 15 month old girl from Fillmore California April Louise Holladay died of plague on May 17 no cause for alarm officials say test results confirm. Ventura County health officer Dr Stephen Coray notes remote odds of a major outbreak and urges avoidance of handling common wildlife carriers. This is the first California plague death since 1970 and the first in Ventura County since 1955 with eight US cases reported last year mainly in New Mexico and Utah.

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Kin Fights To Keep $26 Million From Going To Nurse And Dogs

Mount Clemens Michigan AP A probate judge orders exhumation and autopsy of Sumner D Lamkins to test mental competency when drafting a 1968 will leaving heirs to three relatives against a 1972 will. Lamkins 82 died last September owner of New Haven Foundry left largely to his nurse and three German Shepherds with a $10,000 care fund for the dogs.

Kin Mount Clemens Mich Macomb County Kenneth N. Sanborn Sumner D. Lamkins Michigan Lamkins Lucille Rahmeyer Werner Spitz Wayne County New Haven

Morning Garbage Run Joke Brings Family Laughs

A homemaker in curlers calls to early morning garbage collectors asking if she is late. The refuse workers reassure and invite her to hop in, delivering a lighthearted domestic moment from a natural scene.

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Revenue Shares Up For 5-County Area

Ledgerland county and city governments will receive 1 649 547 next fiscal year from federal revenue sharing. The state reports a total rise of 226 099 from the prior year as Missouri distributes over 122 million in the sixth entitlement period covering July 1, 1975, to June 30, 1976. Local units across Audrain, Boone, Callaway, Monroe and others see varying increases and decreases in their shares, with state total and county by county figures outlined.

Ledgerland J. Neil Nielsen Missouri Nielsen Mr. Nielsen Audrain Benton City Farber Laddonia Mae Mexico Rush Hil Vandalia Vandiver Village Boone County Centralia Sturgeon Callaway County Auxvasse Kingdom City Monroe County

Abner Scott Dies At Age 94 in Missouri obituary

Abner A. Scott Sr. 94 of Mexico died at 8 15 am at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral services are pending at Arnold Funeral Home. He was born November 15, 1880 the son of Josiah W. and Mary McInich Scott. Survivors include 10 children: Arthur Scott Jr Eva May Rohlfing Mary Parker Paul Scott Pearl Moyle Claude Scott Margaret Manning Merle Brown Bill Scott Virginia Curless. The piece also lists Monroe and Montgomery County federal revenue sharing funding amounts for fiscal 1976 with changes from the prior year and distribution criteria based on population income and tax effort.

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Malpractice Crisis Expands Across States

A malpractice insurance crisis that began in California four weeks ago has spread to New York Texas and threatens Rhode Island. Physicians in New York react to the pace of legislative action and prepare for a potential weekend slowdown.

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