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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1970

Page

7

Dynamite Loot From Local Mining Co Burglaries Reported

Burglaries across the county include theft of two to three cases of dynamite with eight to ten boxes of caps and ten foot wires from Bledsoe Mining Co southeast of Mexico. Deputies say the dynamite could be easily activated and dangerous. Other incidents include Stumpf's Grill break in for beer and candy, Quality Body Shop window tampering with small coin theft, and Mexico Lumber Co burglary with cash missing. Sheriff Sulgrove began investigations after 8:15 am and 7:30 am calls.

Bledsoe Mining Co Mexico Stumpf Route 1 Highway 54 Sulgrove Mike Stumpf Deloy Isging Bernard Steinman Quality Body Route 4

Bank Robbery Tale Lands Laddonia Man in Jail

A wild report of a bank robbery led Audrain County and state officers to Laddonia after George Guy Robinson claimed he was released by two men and a woman who held a gun to his head during a safe robbery. He was jailed on a false crime report charge after a breathalyzer test in Mexico.

Laddonia Audrain County George Guy Robinson Jefferson City Highway Patrol Audrain Harold Sulgrove Mr.inson Mexico Sulgrove Robinson

$500000 Damage In Kennett Fire

Fire in Kennett Missouri damaged two stores in the business district Sunday. A variety store and a drugstore suffered extensive damage and a neighboring clothing shop had heavy smoke damage. Causes were undetermined.

Kennett, Mo Missouri

Election School Held By League for Voters

The League of Women Voters of Mexico and Audrain County will host an election school Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the fellowship hall of the Mexico United Methodist Church on Coal Street. The event, approved by county party chairs, invites judges clerks and any interested public to observe model ballot procedures with demonstrations and Q A sessions.

League of Women Voters of Mexico Audrain County Fellowship Hall of the Mexico United Methodist Church Coal St

States Fight 18-Year-Old Voting Before High Court

Oregon and Texas urged the Supreme Court that Congress violated the 14th Amendment by granting 18-year-olds the vote. They argued a 21-year minimum is not discriminatory and that the 14th Amendment empowers Congress to correct such provisions. The case concerns roughly 17 million potential voters and pits state prerogatives against federal authority amid a fast-moving high court review.

High Court Washington Oregon Texas Supreme Court Congress Lee Johnson Charles Alan Wright U.S Arizona Idaho Nixon Justice Department High District of Columbia Hawaii Georgia Kentucky Alaska North Carolina

Vandalia Seeks OK On City Annexation Petition

The city of Vandalia seeks an Audrain Circuit Court declaratory judgment to authorize annexing a tract, naming numerous defendants. The petition cites council action in September and argues expansion supports development, growth, and municipal service capability, with William Meilroy of Bowling Green as counsel.

Vandalia Twe Randall Breneman John W. Kohl William Paul Galloway Tri-County Eugene Wiser Sherman Overton William Meilroy Bowling Green

First Part in a Play Earns 25 Year Husband Role

The Neligh News and Leader notes a budding young actor who won his first role in a play as a man married for 25 years. His father reacts with encouragement, predicting future speaking parts as persistence pays off.

Neligh

Washington School Burns To Ground

Washington School southeast of Mexico, serving generations for over a century, burned to the ground yesterday morning. The unused building, once active for 40-a-month teachers, drew attention from Sgt. Maurice Griffin and Sheriff Harold Sulgrove as it collapsed. investigation into probable cause began later, with County Clerk Glenn Barnes recalling old Washington alumni.

Washington School Mexico Maurice Boots) Griffin Teal Lake Road Harold Sulgrove Glenn M. Barnes Washington Barnes Clark

Montreal At War As Terrorist Crisis Grips City

Montreal under wartime measures as Army and RCMP hunt FLQ terrorists who abducted Pierre Laporte and threaten James Cross. Police check vehicles, bridges sealed, borders tightened, and Trudeau warns of further violence while pledging justice.

Montreal Pierre Laporte James R. Cross Royal Canadian Mounted Police Canada U.S New York Vermont New Hampshire Mounted Police Quebec Pierre Elliott Trudeau Trudeau Rose Perce Gaspe Peninsula Abner Biard Laporte Cross FLO James Richard Cross FLQ Cuba Algeria

Truman's Pitcher Recovered After St. Louis Junk Shop Find

A silver pitcher presented to Harry S Truman by Mexico area Masonic groups on June 9, 1950, was found in a St. Louis junk shop where it had been used to mix paint. Detective Fred Armes identified the item by its inscription and alerted the Truman Library. The pitcher was returned to Independence, where Rose Conway confirmed the loss during Truman's travels. Judge Joseph M. Bone, Hebron Lodge master, helped arrange the presentation. In other news, Mr and Mrs Warren Woolfolk welcomed a son at Audrain Hospital weighing seven pounds.

Marc Carbonneau Paul Rose Laporte Britain Cross Quebec Liberation Front PLQ St. Hubert Albert Lisacek Rose Montreal Mexico Harry S Truman St. Louis Joseph M. Bone Hebron Lodge Harry S. Truman Af&am R.A.M Royal Arch Masons Crusade Commandry K. T Knights Templar St. Louis Globe-Democrat Fred Armes Truman Independence Rose Conway Dective Armes

Community Chest Receives Kaiser Donation Today

At Kaiser Refractories ceremony Sally Hightower presented Kaiser Company's $3,000 check to Mexico community groups. Andy Boyd and Bob Pasley accepted on behalf of Troop 38 and Pack 36. The campaign supports 10 agencies in the Great Rivers Council with a $51,966.10 goal.

Kaiser Refractories Sally Hightower Kaiser Company Mexico Andy Boyd Bob Pasley Little Dixie Great Rivers Council Community Chest

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Jim Littrell H. Ross Vance Bledsoes Mexico Lumber Company Kennett Richard Vance League Ottawa Law Canadian Medical Association D. L. Kippen Federation of Quebec Medical Specialists Medical Association B. E. Freame Woolfolks Warren D. Woolfolk S. Kentucky Rd Audrain Hospital Woolfolk A. P. Green Refractories Co Andy Willaim E. Boyd S. Olive St Boyd Robert Pasley Holt St Murray Purcell A. L. Jesse United Brick and Clay Workers of America Pare Wee Oey Larry Hynes Mr. Wallen Mr. Hynes Dri
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