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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1975

Page

11

Rehab Project Aims To Repair 189 Homes In Wellsville

A public meeting outlined a city plan to use a 110000 grant to repair 189 sub standard homes. Mayor Shire and Mrs. Hoenig explained priorities for low income and the elderly, with a 3000 cap per home and a priority list rather than first come first served.

Wellsville Lawrence Hoenig Mike Shire HUD Shire Hoenig Lee Johnson Boonslick Carl Oligschlaeger Burton Buddy) Smith Robert Stevens George Asher Calvin Kemp

Prank Suspected As Cause Of Wellsville Barn Fire

A barn at the Charles Wilcox farm near Wellsville with 900 bales of hay burned completely overnight. Sheds and a nearby tractor were damaged or moved to safety as firefighters fought the blaze to prevent spreading to tall grass by the city lake. Earlier, an unoccupied Charles Craghead house three miles northeast also caught fire with hay bales placed near the west wall, believed set to ignite. Firemen speculated Halloween pranks may have sparked the incidents.

Wellsville Charles Wilcox Charles Craghead

Prison Site Announcement Due Tuesday

Jefferson City officials and Gov. Bond aides say the final county to host a new 15 million medium security prison will be announced Tuesday. Five western Missouri counties remain in contention for the 500 inmate facility with a 3 million dollar annual payroll, though names were not disclosed.

Jefferson City Christopher S. Bond Ralph Smith Missouri Smith Edward Haynes Division of Corrections Jackson Lafayette Cass Buchanan Johnson Kansas City St. Louis

Miss Susie Moore In Production

Susie Moore of Vandalia is a Culver-Stockton College freshman in the cast of the Thurber Carnival. A Van-Far High School graduate, she was active in choir Future Homemakers Future Teachers honor societies and 4-H. She taught Sunday School and Vacation Bible School and served as a district officer in Christian Youth Fellowship.

Canton Susie Moore Erwin Moore Route 1 Vandalia Culver-Stockton College

Bond Committee Is Organized for Governor’s Re‑election

The Citizens for Bond Committee filed papers with Missouri secretary of state, planning to raise funds for Gov. Christopher S. Bond’s anticipated campaign. Former aide Robert L. James, treasurer, said the group will act as his official committee if he runs again. James noted strong donor interest despite no formal announcement.

Jefferson City Citizens For Bond Committee Missouri Secretary of State Christopher S. Bond Robert L. James Bond James

Water Approved Signs Coming Down in Missouri

Missouri will remove over 2,500 "Water Supply Approved" signs from about 550 towns in November as federal rules render the signs obsolete. Officials say water quality remains high and the change avoids costly replacements as programs shift to the Division of Environmental Quality.

Jefferson City Division of Health Department of Natural Resources James Wilson Missouri State Highway Department State Board of Health Highway Department Division of Environmental Quality Wilson

Senate probes $800,000 St Louis food stamp shortage

A special state Senate committee will open hearings in St Louis next Thursday to probe an $800,000 shortage in the food stamp program. Governor Bond and Social Services Chief Graham blame federal information gaps for delayed detection. Chairman Norman Merrell will lead a bipartisan panel including Lawrence Lee, Franklin Payne, Richard Webster, and Emory Melton.

Jefferson City St. Louis Senate William Cason Christopher 5 Bond Social Services Lawrence Graham Cason Lawrence Lee Franklin Payne Norman Merrell Monticello Richard Webster Carthage Emory Melton Cassville

Monroe Ambulance District Election Set in Monroe County

The Monroe County Ambulance District schedules a November election for two three year director terms, with candidates filing declarations by November 8. Present directors Billy Ricks and Floyd Bond have terms expiring. Also noted are community and church notices including a Bicentennial Committee meeting, Women of the Paris Baptist Church events, Youth Sunday plans, and local hospital surgeries and admissions.

Paris Monroe County James Mintz Billy Ricks Floyd Bond Monroe County Bicentennial Committee Legion Hall Jim Paris Baptist Church Worldwide Baptist Day of Prayer Baptist World Alliance Women’s Department Baptist Illinois Michael Barrett W. J. Vanhuss Columbia- Mexico UMW Middletown Barrett Vanhuss Hallsville Mary Jackson Columbia Regional Hospital Wendell Sheerman Fort Madison Town Ralph Jett Audrain Medical Center Columbia Larry Pookes Bonnie Norman Harold Botking Memorial Hospital Moberly Harry Bowen Monroe Manor Monroe County Ambulance Charley Clark Frank Simon Boone County Hospital

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Montgomery County Senior Citizen Center Happy Workers Club of Claude Bishop Evelyn Cole John W. Bishop Gale Davey Ernest Blane del Stevenson United Methodist Christa Lynne Richard Oliver Jill Henry Kraftzeck Sim Big Spring Laney Bowlin Jacob Groom Big Springs Groom Sen. Merrell Monroe Ambulance District Foreign Mission Board Alma Turner Peel Ua van Heusen
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