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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1977

Page

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British Firemen Quit Strike To Save Lives

London reports an oft tense situation as firemen quit the day-old strike to assist army crews at a hospital blaze and an apartment building fire. Soldiers and civil defense units joined the effort with minimal casualties reported. The Fire Brigades Union vows the action does not break the strike as Britain endures its first nationwide fire strike.

London John MacDonald Battersea Station St. Andrew's Hospital Jim Rogers East End Britain Glasgow Leicester Birmingham James Callaghan Labor

CTA Plans Community Survey In Mexico Education Study

The Mexico Community Teachers Assn under CTA president Glen Wheeler schedules a 200 random telephone interview survey to test local attitudes toward public schools. Interviews last 4-5 minutes and aim to evaluate perceptions and suggest improvements within a week.

Mexico Community Teachers Assn Glen Wheeler CTA Wheeler Missouri State Teachers Agsn

Soviets Buy Large U.S. Grain Shipment For 1977-78

Washington AP reports the Soviet Union purchased 601,600 metric tons of U.S. corn, part of a long term deal to buy at least six million tons of wheat and corn annually. The sale follows a 100,000 ton wheat sale earlier, lifting total 1977-78 purchases to over three million tons as grain stockpiles and export prospects rise.

Washington Soviet Union U.S Agriculture Department Department United States

Teasdale Plans Review of Fire Marshal's Work

Gov. Joseph Teasdale and two officials will meet to discuss State Fire Marshal James Helbig amid criticism over allegedly lost evidence in a murder arson case. The aim is to decide Helbig s future as fire marshal, with officials saying he has not been fired and remains controversial. Virginia Sue Hall and Michael Lawrence Jennings were also named in separate birth notices at Audrain Medical Center.

Jefferson City Joseph Teasdale James Helbig Kansas City Yimes Teasdale Gerald Orthals Helbig Dee Kenneth Carnes Ortbals Orthals Carnes Howard County Patrick Cronan Sandra Strope New Franklin Crestwood Missouri Highway Patrol St. Louis County Charles E. Jennings Vandalia Audrain Medical Center Hasen Michael Lawrence Jennings Jennings

Christmas Seal Drive Under Way in Audrain County

The 1977 Christmas Seal Campaign has begun in Audrain County with appeals and seals featuring art from primary students across the states and territories. Proceeds support the American Lung Association with a goal of reaching a record $400,000 as residents already totaled $388,052 last year.

Audrain County Puerto Rico Guam Virgin Islands American Lung Association Irene Exendine Mexico American Lung Association of Eastern Missouri TB Society Exendine

Birth of Stacey DeWitt Smith in Lakewood Colorado

Dr. and Mrs. Roger Smith of Lakewood Colorado welcome their first child, a daughter named Stacey DeWitt Smith. Born November 6 at 7:30 a.m., weighing eight pounds four ounces. Grandparents include Dr. Ned Rodes and Mrs. Rodes of Mexico, Mrs. Roger Smith of Virginia Beach, and Roger Smith of New York. Great grandmother Ryland DeWitt Rodes of Mexico. Dr. Smith is a Colorado state psychology doctor. Mrs. Smith is the former Randi Rodes.

Roger Smith Lakewood Colo Noy Stacey DeWitt Smith Ned Rodes Mexico Virginia Beach New York Ryland DeWitt Rodes Smith Colorado Randi Rodes

Producer Faces New Indictments In Broadway Case

New York AP reports Broadway producer Adela Holzer faces new SEC civil claims mirroring a separate 248 count indictment. The panel alleges she sold investment contracts in commodities, land in Spain, vehicles and stock, defrauding investors and issuing false financial statements while free on a $50,000 bond.

New York Adela Holzer Securities and Exchange Commission Spain Broadway

Saudis Press To Arm Somalia With US Weapons

Cairo AP report says Saudi Arabia plans to push Washington to supply Somalia with heavy arms after Mogadishu expelled Soviet forces and cut ties with Moscow. Saudi funds, already around 200 million this year, could finance such a sale, with Egypt Iraq and Iran aiding Somali rebels.

Cairo Saudi Arabia United States Somalia Moscow Mogadishu Mohammed Siad Barre Barre Kremlin Ethiopia Ogaden Egypt Iraq Iran Washington James Akins U.S Akins Henry Kissinger Britain France State Department Carter

Banks pressed to cut federal paperwork burden and data demands

In 1977 the Commission on Federal Paperwork urged banks and others to reduce forms and filings. Banks submitted 147 forms, and regulators proposed collecting race and sex data for loan applicants. The report warned such data could mislead about credit decisions and noted it would be illegal discrimination.

Commission On Federal Paperwork Ford Commission Hunan

Heyerdahl Builds Reed Cabins For New Tigris Voyage

Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl has installed two square reed cabins on his raft the Tigris in Qurna, Iraq as he prepares for a voyage to the unknown. He plans a Sumerian patterned craft and expects to sail within four days, aiming to test how far ancient Sumerians could have transported their civilization.

Qurna Iraq Thor Heyerdahl Tigris Heyerdahl

Birth Rate In US Shows Increase In Early 1977

Washington AP notes the first eight months of 1977 saw a higher birth rate and more births than 1976, with 15.3 births per 1000 versus 14.5. Experts urge caution, saying causes unclear and trends not yet proven. Marriages rose 3 percent and divorces 1 percent through July. 1.23 million marriages and 633,000 divorces reported.

Washington America Robert Heuser National Center For Health Statistics Heuser Center United States Paul C. Glick Census Bureau Glick

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Leqger—Twes Housing Authority Division of Family Services Courtney Courtney Child Care Centers Inc Housing Authority Center E. Breckenridge Happy House N. Wade Community Chest Community Development Virginia Sue Hall Lester R. Hall Montgomery City Hall Farms Michael L. Jennings Propte & Music Travelers Protection VFW Hall TPA Coe Ramsar Conor Commerce Bank of Mexico Hhi South
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