Mexico and Audrain County Business Statistics 1975 76
Statistics show bank deposits and electric power sales for Mexico and Audrain County. Mexico banks hold 49.063 million in 1976 against 45.375 million in 1975 while Audrain banks total 77.453 million versus 71.793 million. Electric power sales in Greater Mexico rise from 9.7 million kWh in 1975 to 12.8 million in later figures, with monthly and annual totals listed for 1974 75. Local financial and utility figures reflect growth patterns. Michael Lees, local Mutual of Omaha United of Omaha representative, earned a life insurance underwriting proficiency certificate after completing the school in Omaha. Lees belongs to Jerry Link Division Office in Jefferson City.
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Michael _. Lees
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Mutual of Omaha
United of Omaha
Michael Lees
Omaha
Mr. Lees
Jerry Link
General Agency
Mutual
United
Jefferson City
Stull Electronics to become Regency sales service hub
Regency Communications Inc. announces Stull Electronics in Mexico will serve as a sales, service and installation center for all Regency products. Stull Electronics is owned by Virgil L. Stull and managed by Ivan L. Stull.
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Satellite Beach
Fla
Stull Electronics
W. Monroe
Regency
Missouri
Regency Electronics Inc
Virgil L. Stull
Ivan L. Stull
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Newsprint Prices Jump Twenty Dollars a Ton
CHICAGO AP A $20 per ton price increase for 30 pound newsprint will take effect December 1. Great Lakes Paper Co spokesman in Thunder Bay Ontario said 30 customer newspapers in the Midwest were notified by telegram. The price rises from $265 to $206 per ton.
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Great Lakes Paper Co
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Ont
Midwest
Sixteenth Inch Idea Nets $250 Award
A.B. Chance Company worker Don Decker of Centralia earned a $250 award after tests showed a sixteenth of an inch thinner steel thickness could improve an earth anchor. Decker previously won $60 in summer for the idea of a thinner helix on some anchors. Larry Yohe of Madison collected $72.60 and Glen Brooks of Centralia received $70 for related suggestions, with Johnie Stein among others noted.
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A.B. Chance Company
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Don Decker
Decker
4 Centralian
Chance
Larry Yohe
Madison
Glen Brooks
Johnie Stein
Jury pool trimmed as homicide case moves court in Arizona
Jurors and eight alternates are selected and sequestered as the trial on organized crime and corruption proceeds. Reporter Bolles of the Arizona Republic was mortally injured June 2 when a bomb struck his car and, before dying 11 days later, he whispered Find John Adamson. Judge Heineman dismissed the first 100 prospective jurors citing a misunderstanding and moved the trial to a smaller courtroom. Sheriff and Maricopa County officials cited security concerns as the reason for the change. A second group of jurors was summoned and judges excused five of 47 prospects for hardship or other causes amid speculation Bolles' death could be linked to a conspiracy involving Adamson.
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