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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1975

Page

8

Cuts In Tax Levies Made Total Mexico Rate 6 73

County officials say library tax drops to 19 cents, lowering overall levies due to an 11.2 percent rise in assessed values. Mexico City library levy remains 18.5 cents within a $1.67 total, with county and district levies adjusting accordingly. City and village rates vary across municipalities, with detailed figures for Mar tinsburg Vanderlees and surrounding districts.

Mexico John Jesse State Tax Commission Little Dixie Tri- County Benton City Hazel Rush Hill South Wilson Skinner Thompson Skull Lick Vandalia Laddonia- Farber Van-Far Wellsville North Callaway Paris Sturgeon Community Centralia Middle Grove Vandiver Village Martinsburg Laddonia Farber Thompson Special Road Fire

Two Charged With Downtown Assault in Audrain County

Two Mexico men, Eric Miller and Ralph Benskin, were jailed on felonious assault charges after an incident near the intersection of West Jackson and North Clark Friday afternoon. Brown sustained minor facial injuries. Benskin faces a separate DWI summons. Bond set at $2500 each.

Mexico Audrain County Eric Miller Route 5 Ralph Benskin Brown Bill Nichols Nichols Skelly Benskin Miller Henry Finck Fulton Here Finch Farm

Sinai Accord Clears Way for Final congressional vote

A House International Relations Committee approved dispatching 200 civilian monitors to oversee the Sinai accord, with a clause for withdrawal if hostilities resume. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee prepared to back a similar measure as Kissinger faced calls for greater openness. The move hinges on final votes next week and a Columbus Day recess for Congress.

Washington House Sinai Congress Senate Henry A. Kissinger House International Relations Committee Carl Albert Senate Foreign Relations Committee Kissinger U.S Egypt Israel Frank Church Didaho Charles Percy Rth Percy Syria House Committee

Gilmore Smith Killed By Train in Kansas City

Gilmore Smith 58 of Route 3 Mexico was killed by a train Thursday while walking along tracks in Kansas City. Graveside services set for 1 p.m. Monday at Elmwood Cemetery. Earp and Son Funeral Home routing. Survivors include Dorothy Smith wife, son Riley in Navy, daughter Rebecca of Raytown, step son Willis of Raytown, several grandchildren, four brothers and five sisters.

Gilmore Smith Route 3 Mexico Kansas City Elmwood Cemetery J.C. Montgomery Earp and Son Funeral Home of Arkansas Enos and Lillian Gilmore Smith Dorothy Smith Riley Smith U.S. Navy Rebecca Smith Raytown Willis Smith Jack M. Smith Perry Smith Dewey Smith Columbia, Ill Columbia Mildred) Paschal Holts Summit William Louise) DeClue Lemay Wanda West Sedalia Bob

Mrs Zula Trice Dies in Mexico

Mrs Zula Trice of Mexico died this morning at Audrain Medical Center Funeral services are pending at Green Funeral Home

Zula Trice Mexico Audrain Medical Center Green Funeral Home

Rector Will Bless Animals Curse Hunters

The Rev. Frederick F. Powers of St. Giles Episcopal Church in Upper Darby Pa plans a St Francis Day blessing of animals and a "curse" on hunters and their weapons. He aims prayers at wetting gunpowder and rotting barrels to oppose sport hunting while urging conversion to target practice. The service targets about 1.25 million Pennsylvania hunters amid a season running Sept. 1 to mid January on five million acres of public land.

Upper Darby, Pa St. Giles Episcopal Church Philadelphia Powers St. Francis of Assisi Italy St. Giles Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Game Commission

Smile Trick Aims To Curb Inflation Without Mood Drop

Spooner Wisconsin Advocate notes a balancing act in inflation control. The piece likens price stabilization to pinning a balloon gradually, avoiding a drop in public mood while easing costs.

Spooner Wis

Gun Battle Foils Terrorists at Beirut Airport

Arab gunmen attacked Beirut International Airport in an apparent hijack attempt. Three gunmen were named Libyan, Palestinian, and Syrian. one killed and two or three captured after a terminal gun battle. Egyptian woman passenger and a Lebanese army commander were killed. at least six Egyptians and several security personnel wounded.

Beirut Lebanon Os Middle East Airlines

Ford Parade Ride In Bubbletop Limousine Ride

President Ford travels in a bubble-top armored limousine for a half hour parade ride in Elkins West Virginia as honorary grand marshal of the Mountain State Forest Festival. He then proceeds to Newark for a Republican fund-raising dinner.

Washington Ford West Virginia Elkins W.va White House Newark N.J Air Force One Republican National Committee Ron Nelsen John F. Kennedy Dallas Madrid Rome Nelsen Franklin D. Roosevelt Richard M. Nixon Secret Service Montreal Hirohito FBI Albany N.Y Knoxville Tenn Appalachian Alabama Georgia Kentucky Maryland Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Detroit

Firemen Defy Court Order Amid KC Fire Strikes

Kansas City faced 47 fires amid a walkout by 648 professional firefighters on Friday leading to amateur responders from police and public works aiding scene. Two major three alarm blazes, one near downtown and a lumberyard, stretched resources with Richards-Gebaur AFB assisting. No injuries reported as authorities plan firmer action if the strike continues and police heighten fire sightings via helicopter while National Guardsmen guard stations and key sites including City Hall and the airport complex.

Kansas City City Frank Spink Spink Public Works National Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base International Association of Fire Fighters Public Works Department Jackson County Joseph McNamara McNamara National Guards National Guard Kansas City International City Hall Battle Convention Center Worken Trans World Airlines

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