Evening School offers wide variety of courses at Mexico High
Registration for the first semester of Mexico Evening School is set for Monday night September 30 at 7 pm at Mexico Senior High School. The catalog lists antique clock restoration, antique furniture refinishing, banjo, basic adult education, blue print reading, boating safety, bridge, cake decorating, and standard first aid among others. Fees vary from free to $20 with material costs extra. courses run ten to twelve weeks, with some limits on class size.
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Mexico
Mexico Board of Education
Chris Miller
Jim Stubblefield
Farl Scruggs
Herman Tolson
Mexico Area
Hans Neumann
Kreglo
al Tangora
Barbara Perry
Banc
American Red Cross
Dennis Schubert
Marty Milan
Herman C. Tolson
State Department of Education
Sweitzer
Hardin
Donna McMickle
Hawthorne Elementary School
Beth Boyce
Tom Wells
Lyons
Univ. Mo
Walter Kiburz
Learn Bridge and many crafts at area courses
A catalog lists multiple classes including Duplicate Bridge taught by Dr. John Boyce and Mrs. fancy borders, with a $15 fee for ten weeks, plus materials for some crafts. Other offerings cover knitting, sewing, pottery, painting, landscaping, tax prep, parenting and more, with varied schedules and class sizes.
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Goren
John Boyce
James
Carter Taylor
Priscilla Wheelan
Karen Allen
Bill Thompson
Pam Gordon
Sharon
Poage warns inflation will worsen before it improves
At a White House farm and food conference Rep. W R Poage and other speakers urged shared sacrifice to curb inflation. He warned rough times ahead unless inflation is halted, while speakers called for government spending cuts and stronger social programs to aid farmers and workers. A steady focus on budget balance and targeted protections for agriculture emerged as a central thread.
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Chicago
W. R. Poage
White House
Texas Democrat
House Agriculture Committee
Poage
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Labor Department
Don F. Magdanz
Omaha
Neb
National Livestock Feeders Association
Congress
Jerry Rees
National Association of Wheat Growers
Walter Huddleston
Dky
Huddleston
William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
Tony T. Dechant
National Farmers Union
Three Cent US Coin Holds Big Value for James W. Cline
James W. Cline keeps an 1853 three-cent piece found in a French château during WWII. The coin, nearly pure silver, is valued by coin books around 12.50 for buying and 4.75 for selling, but the owner values it far more. He also preserves a letter signed by Harry Truman, tied to his wartime service after Omaha Beach.
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James W. Cline
France
Mexico
Cline
Harry Truman
United States of America
Copper Price Stabilizes Warns on Future Decline
AP reports from Kansas City that copper prices on the world market are stabilizing. Robert W. Colgan of Toledo says copper used in home wiring now sells about 78 cents a pound versus 1.42 last spring. He cautions against expecting prices to return to two or three years ago and notes price controls aided U.S. exporters while prompt price spikes in conduit occurred as manufacturers hiked prices for domestic markets.
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Kansas City
National Electrical Contractors Association
Robert W. Colgan
Toledo
Ohio
Colgan
Nixon Objects To Carolina Subpoena
In Charlotte Nixon's attorney formally objects to a subpoena seeking materials from the 1971 Billy Graham Day rally. The request aims at documents and tapes on security measures at the Charlotte Coliseum on October 15 1971 amid a civil suit seeking 1 260 000 from Haldeman and others.
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Charlotte
N.C
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Charlotte Coliseum
Raymond G. Larroca
U.S. District Court
George Daly
H.R. Haldeman
White House
U.S. Secret Service
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
$3,000 Car Becoming Only Relic Of US Past
Detroit AP report notes the move of U S built entry cars toward $3,000 as base prices rise for 1975 models. AMC Gremlin at $2,800 base, Chrysler Plymouth Duster at $3,246, GM Vega about $2,600, Ford Pinto similar. Add-ons push most low end cars above $3,000. average model-year increases range 6.6 percent to 8.8 percent, amid small car sales slowdown.
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Detroit
United States
American Motors
AMC
Roy D. Chapin
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
U.S
Ford
Chrysler
Engineers Will Tour Stadiums by Missouri Society Chapter
The Central Chapter of Missouri Society of Professional Engineers will tour Kansas City Royals baseball and Chiefs football stadiums on Sept 17 starting at 3 p.m. Members will dine at 7:30 p.m. at the Arrowhead Club. Reservations to Bill Reinhardt in Centralia MO at 314-482-3505.
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Central Chapter
Missouri Society of Professional Engineers
Kansas City Royals
Chiefs
Arrowhead Club
Bill Reinhardt
Centralia
Hudson Plans To Build Refinery In Galveston Bay
Hudson Oil Co acquired an option on a 1,057 acre Galveston Bay tract as a potential site for a 500 million refinery. The Kansas City firm would operate a 200000 barrel per day plant at the Bayport complex developed by Exxon’s land subsidiary. Half of the output would be gasoline with other products including LPG diesel and home heating oil.
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Houston
Hudson Oil Co
Galveston Bay
Kansas City
Kan
Bayport
Exxon Corp
Mary Hudson
Wall Street To Stay Open Half-hour More
New York NY The NYSE board voted to extend trading hours to 4 p.m. starting Oct 1 amid strong sentiment from volume starved markets and a favorable SEC review. A poll showed most large retail brokerages supported the move while floor brokers opposed. Other exchanges planned to follow. West Coast extension shifts its close to 1 p.m. local time.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Mexico
NYSE
James J. Needham
Securities and Exchange Commission
Exchange
Needham
American Stock Exchange
Boston Exchange
Amex
Paul Boston
Detroit Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Exchange
West Coast
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Charles Scrogin
Missouri Water Patrol
Division of Water Safety of
Missouri
Division of Water Safety
Emma Callihan
Barbara Davis
Bryan Gruber
Leo Heim
Tim Hildebrandt
Matt Bybee
Don Kramer
Mendicunt Pottery High
Goodmans
Steve Goodman
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Goodman
North American Refractories Co
Farber
Lincoln Park Zoo
Children’s Zoo
Carolina
W.F. W
Mexico, Mo
Hudson
Christ Jesus
God
Sun
KSO
St. Louis
KTGR
Columbia
Texangio’s
Tonougise
Stavian Auto
Steve Koprivica
Auxvasee, Mo
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