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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1977
Page
6
Farmers in Ames Iowa gain a new tool a pre programmed pocket calculator helps compute animal feed needs for proper weight gain. It simplifies formulas and equations used in dairy and livestock feeding planning.
Kansas and Missouri breast cancer centers contest a report claiming 59 mastectomies were unnecessary due to incorrect cancer diagnoses. KU Medical Center and Columbia Cancer Research Center reexamine cases, saying most original cancer findings were correct, with debates over eight questioned cases.
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger makes a two day private visit to Italy meeting President Leone Premier Andreotti Foreign Minister Forlani and Senate President Fanfani in separate talks. In Iowa State University notes, livestock specialist Gene Rouse describes a programmable calculator used for farm problems, with programs on magnetic tapes and a forthcoming manual.
Over the weekend Missouri roads claimed at least eleven lives. Victims include 88 year old Tose Meyer of Aurora struck crossing a street, four year old Terrance Platcher of Protem in a crash on Missouri 125, and 29 year old Anthony Munoz of Kansas City whose car overturned. Others include Jeannie McCaffrey of Monett on U S 71, Michael Pyatt of St James, Steven Pizzo of Ai Louis, Timothy Nowak of rural DeKalb, Vernie Wallace near Shelbina, Robert Loyet near Fredericktown, Chet Crider near Kansas City, and Harvey Meyers near Winona.
The Rev. Robert F. Weiss was installed as the tenth president of Rockhurst College in Kansas City during Sunday ceremonies. He succeeds Rev. Maurice Van Ackeren, who led the Jesuit college for 16 years. Weiss has been Rockhurst academic dean and led St. Louis University High School, holds a 1961 doctorate in education from Minnesota, and serves as Rainbow Division Veterans Association chaplain along with roles on the St. Louis Archdiocesan School Board and the AAHE.
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