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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1973

Page

5

Mayor refutes St Louis decline study and cites new plans

St Louis Mayor John Poelker disputed Rand Corp findings predicting continued decline and highlighted recent downtown development. He cited a $25 million Convention Center plan, a $150 million Mercantile Trust project, a $223 million Bank complex, a $10 million hotel for the Spanish Pavilion site, Post Office renovations, and Union Station work as evidence of renewed optimism and growth potential.

ST. Louis John Poelker Poelker Rand Corp Seattle San Jose Calif Federal Housing Administration Veterans Administration U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Meramec Basin Kansas City-Chicago Rand Mercantile Trust Company Boatmen’s National Bank Union Station Harry Morley Pruitt-Igoe

Valet to Direct EMO Conference Choir

Gerald Valet choral director at Mexico High School will direct the East Missouri Conference Choir on Oct 22 and 24. The 80 students from eight EMO member schools rehearse at Wellsville High School and perform at Clopton Elsberry Van-Far and Troy.

Gerald Valet Mexico High School Elsberry Van-Far Troy Northeast Missouri Music Educators Assn Kirksville Valet

Holland Honors Gen Westmoreland for service in Europe

William C. Westmoreland, retired Army chief of staff, received The Netherlands Order of the Orange-Nassau from Ambassador Baron R. V. van Lynden in a brief Columbia ceremony. The decoration acknowledged his World War II service in Europe and his work promoting U.S.-Dutch ties.

Holland Westmoreland Columbia 5.C William C. Westmoreland Army Order of the Orange-Nassau Netherlands Baron R.V. van Lynden United States State House Europe

Reassurance In Study Says Spainhower

State Treasurer James J. Spainhower released a committee report on Missouri money handling. It found recommendations to abolish the revolving fund, centralize revenues by computer, speed income tax deposit transfers, and establish a computerized cash flow system with Office of Administration help.

Jefferson City James J. Spainhower Spainhower Office of Administration

State treasurer outlines reforms and bank deposits growth

Spainhower outlined changes to state finances including reviewing services by Central Trust Bank Jefferson City Commerce Bank of Kansas City and Mercantile Bank of St Louis. He urged faster revenue collection by the Department of Revenue and appointing a staffer to analyze investments and research for the treasurer. He noted improved coordination with the office of administration and said bank deposit counts rose since January from increased state deposits.

Central Trust Bank Jefferson City Commerce Bank of Kansas City Mercantile Bank of St. Louis Department of Revenue Spainhower

Ledger Finds Friends Names In Today's Ledger

A brief item notes that several friends are mentioned in today's Ledger. It highlights local curiosity about who appears in the paper and hints at possible social or community significance.

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