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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1975

Page

12

Rehab Project Aims To Repair 189 Homes

Wellsville hosts a public meeting on housing and rehabilitation plans funded by a $110,000 HUD grant. The program targets 189 sub standard homes, with priority given to low income, elderly, minority, and large families. Maximum use per home is $3,000, and progress depends on future funds and carefully screened applications. Local officials stress no cost or obligation to applicants and confiden tial handling.

Wellsville Lawrence Hoenig Mike Shire HUD Shire Hoenig 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 a mile south of Wellsville burned completely, with 900 bales of hay lost and a nearby tractor moved to safety by Wellsville firefighters. Firemen also responded to an unoccupied Charles Craghead house nearby where three bales of hay were set on fire but the rock siding prevented spread. Investigators noted Halloween prank speculation as a possible cause.

Wellsville Charles Wilcox Charles Craghead

Prison Site Announcement Due Tuesday

Jefferson City officials said a county will be chosen Tuesday for the proposed 15 million medium security prison. An aide to Gov. Bond cited a final review of five western Missouri counties still in contention for the 500 inmate facility and 3 million dollar annual payroll, with counties expressing strong interest in hosting the project.

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

Miss Susie Moore In Production At Culver-Stockton

Vandalia resident Miss Susie Moore a Culver-Stockton College freshman majoring in special education acted in the Thurber Carnival production. She is a Van-Far High School graduate active in choir Future Homemakers and Future Teachers and honored in several societies.

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

Bond Committee Forms For Governor Bond Re-Election

AP reports Citizens for Bond Committee filed with Missouri secretary of state to back Gov Christopher Bond’s potential bid for reelection. Treasurer Robert L James says the group will accept contributions and that Bond has approved it to serve as his official committee if he runs. A Republican, Bond has not yet announced a candidacy but many supporters want to contribute.

Jefferson City Citizens For Bond Committee Missouri Secretary of State Christopher Bond Robert L. James 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 them obsolete. Department official James Wilson says all water supplies now meet federal safe drinking standards, making the signs redundant and costly to update.

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 $800000 St Louis food stamp shortage

A bipartisan Missouri Senate committee will launch hearings in St Louis next week to investigate an $800000 shortage in the state food stamp program. Senate leaders say federal information gaps hindered detection. Gov Bond and Social Services chief blame the feds. The panel, chaired by William Cason, includes Law rence Lee Franklin Payne Norman Merrell Richard Webster and Emory Melton.

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

Monroe Ambulance District Sets Director Election

Monroe County Ambulance District announces an election on Tuesday Nov 25 to elect two directors for three year terms from Districts 1 and 4. Candidacy declarations must be filed with James Mintz, secretary, by 5 p.m. Saturday Nov 8. Present directors Billy Ricks and Floyd Bond face reelection.

Paris Monroe County James Mintz Billy Ricks Floyd Bond

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