New Contract Vote Tuesday With United Brick Workers
Officials of Local 790 United Brick and Clay Workers move to present a revised contract proposal with A. P. Green Refractories Co before 900 striking members. A meeting is called for 10 30 a m Tuesday at Presser Hall with a federal mediator assisting negotiations. Members will vote from noon to 6 p m at their facility.
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United Brick and Clay Workers of America
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Presser Hall
Promenade Street
Mexico
Fulton
Merico and Fulton
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
All Park Mote
Wayne Murray
Lewis Miller
Presser
Hardin
1500 Contribution To Levy Campaign In Audrain County
The Governor's Council on Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities provided 1500 dollars to Audrain County to back a 20 cent per 100 valuation tax levy for constructing residential facilities for the mentally disabled. The measure targets handicapped residents and is tied to regional planning and long term goals, with voters urged to approve the levy on the upcoming election day.
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Governor's Council On
Audrain
Fred Lierheimer
Mexico
Hannibal
Governor's Council
Lierheimer
Audrain County
Audraine County
Handi Shop
Department of Mental Health
Pike County
Ship Lost In Bermuda Triangle With 37 Missing
Panamanian cargo ship Sylvia L. Ossa, 590 feet, carrying iron ore from Brazil to Philadelphia, reported missing with 37 crewmen in the Bermuda Triangle. Coast Guard found an oil slick and gear near the last position 140 miles west of Bermuda. No Mayday received. search to resume at dawn.
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New York
Coast Guard
Bermuda Triangle
Atlantic Ocean
Sylvia L. Ossa
Brazil
Philadelphia
Bermuda
Omnalum Shipping Corp
U.S. Coast Guard
OSSA
Norfolk
Puerto Rico
Pumpkin supply may be down but pumpkins remain plentiful
An Associated Press report notes pumpkin supplies at roadside stands may be reduced but overall availability remains strong for Halloween. USDA data on total production is incomplete for 1976, yet retail prices remain higher than last year with sizes large and quality described as top notch. Local growers report acreage shrinking as farmers switch to other crops while noting price ranges from 59 cents to 3 dollars.
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Associated Press
Midwest
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Gerald Huber
Starlight, Ind
Expansion plans reviewed by Tuesday night group
Guatine County leaders and AMC officials will hear updates on Audrain Medical Center expansion at a Stribling House Auditorium meeting. Delegates include AMC trustees physicians staff and architectural and consulting firms experts. Construction could start by late next year with financing discussed by Booz Allen and Hamilton and architectural firm Hammond Charles Burns and LePere.
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Guateine ‘County
Audrain Medical Center
Stribling House
AMC Board of Trustees
Physicians
Fred Fink
Booz, Allen and Hamilton
Management Consultants
Chicago
Woodrow Lee
Parents Alumni Pledge Record Amount To MMA
Parents and alumni pledged a record 27185 toward MMA improvement projects, with a 12 point plan to reach a goal of 65000. The Dad's Weekend in Mexico featured remarks by Robert M. White and Col. Charles Stribling II, naming committee members nationwide and plans for barracks refurbishments, equipment, landscaping, and academic improvements.
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Missouri Military Academy
Robert H. Weaver
Oakbrook
Robert M. White
the Ledger
Academy
Mexico
Charles Stribling TI
MMA
Parents
Milton H. Adler
Leawood, Kan
Forrest G. Carlstead
Campaigns Slow As Final Debate Looms In 1976 White House Race
Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter vows to avoid gutter tactics as he and President Ford ease pace ahead of Friday's third debate. Ford plans a New York Al Smith dinner trip and a final face to face in Williamsburg, with campaigns moving through up to 14 states before the November 2 vote. Carter rests in Plains after Sunday school as he contemplates the race and prays for those hurt by the campaign.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Ford
White House
Plains
Carter
Washington
New York
al Smith
Williamsburg
Grand Rapids
Mich
Polls Show Carter With Narrow Lead
National polls show Jimmy Carter with a slim edge over Gerald Ford though margins of error keep the race effectively indecisive. NBC recorded Carter 42 Ford 40 with 17 percent undecided. Time and Newhouse Chicago surveys show Carter ahead in electoral votes. Gallup and CBS Times show varying leads and shifts after debates. California poll favors Ford 44 to 43 with late September shift noted.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
NBC News
Time Magazine
Newhouse
Chicago Daily News
Time
District of Columbia
Newhouse-Chicago Daily News
George Gallup Sr
San Francisco
Gallup
CBS News
New York Times
CBS Times
West
California
Chest Drive Progress in Mexico Area 1976
More than 5300 dollars has been collected toward the Mexico Area Community Chest goal of 59900. Drive chairman Larry Spehr reports 5363 received so far, with division chairs noting over goal. Key Club raised 279.79 at a road block on Oct 9, and 29 new members joined the $25 & Up Club. A dean office incident involved a football prospect unable to answer simple questions.
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Mexico Area
Larry Spehr
Drive
Spehr
Frank Boyle
Jerry Engle
Commercial III
Donald Palmer
Mexico
William E. Johnson
Jean A. Spurrier
C.w.green
Margery N. Gantt
Robert C. Clack
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Devil's Triangle
United States Coast Guard
Amye Rae Key
Leslie Key
Churchill Place
John W. White
Montgomery City
Marjory Key
Jonesburg
J.N. Stumbaugh
George White
Key
Weems Trucking Lines
Clarence
East Central Mental Health Center
Mary Jo Fitzpatrick
W.D. Fitzpatrick
Mexico High School
Richard Vance
Staley
Palmyra
Ronald N. Carter
Clayton
George Davison
Mercer
Missouri
Michael H. Dyer
Belleville
Robert W. Ellington, Jr
Monroe
Roy H. Gant
Yorba Linda
Calif
M. L. Green
Gillette
Wyo
N.G. Hermes
St. Louis
Don E. Hand
Houston
Tex
Thomas Kiss
Rosemont
Ill
Myrtle Ledford
Detroit
Summit Medical Park
Bob Cobb
Cobb
Richard Duffner
Columbus
Ohio
Baptist Church
Bob Dole
Amy
Rosalynn
Lois Milian
Darline Tharp
Frances Cauthorn
Mary E. Wells
Margaret Recob
Judy Nix
Jane C. Collins
Margaret Jennings
Joseph EB. Hodgin
Don Green
Mrs
Julia Green
Betty L. Baker
William E. Lowry
John Mulgar
Dwight Linnemeyer
Joseph Gardner
Kenneth Dishman
Central Missouri Livestock Auction Center
Gamble Paint and Glass
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