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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1971

Page

9

Death Upsets Lawsuit on Redistricting

Jefferson City Missouri AP three judge federal court to decide on a suit to reapportion Missouri s 10 congressional districts filed by Paul Preisler who died last week He was found dead in his St Louis home from a heart attack He was 69 The death complicates the August primary timeline and may affect successor representation in the proceeding and in a state senate reapportionment suit Preisler had led multiple actions to redraw districts and challenged bond issue provisions Survivors include a half sister Jennie Adolf and half brothers George Preisler and Frank Preisler Cremation will follow with a memorial service to be held later

Jefferson City Missouri Paul W. Preisler Preisler St. Louis Floyd R. Gibson 8Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Gibson Missouri Sureme Court Perry Stoddard Jennie Adolf George Preisler Ladue Frank Preisler Modesto Calif Alexander and Sons

Iowa and Nebraska Age 65 Plus Share High in Nation

A AP report from Kansas City notes Iowa and Nebraska tied at 12.4 percent of their populations aged 65 or older, ranking second nationwide. Missouri and Kansas also show 12 percent and 11.9 percent respectively, with increases since 1960. Iowa's 65-plus total is 350,293, Nebraska 183,526, Missouri 560,656, and Kansas 266,201.

Kansas City Iowa Nebraska Department of Health, Education and Welfare Missouri Kansas

Hungate Asked To Aid Nader Task Force

Congressman Bill Hungate was asked to assist Ralph Nader's Task Force on Congress, a non-partisan study group examining Congress structure and operations. Nader's director cited Hungate's experience as valuable to transmit an active understanding of the legislative branch to the public. Hungate called Nader a busy, elusive man and anticipated working on the project.

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