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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1974

Page

1

Farm Bureau Pushes Open Primary and Bond Rule

Audrain Farm Bureau adopted several resolutions at its annual meeting at the 4H Center. A key proposal calls for an open primary for local and county offices while supporting the continued two thirds rule for bond issue passage. Only one resolution was rejected.

Audrain Farm Bureau 4H Center Bureau Memers Farm Bureau Audrain Jerry Johnson Laddonia John Sonwalt Morris Fort Martinsburg Isidore Winkelman Dale Hunt John Riedel John Rudasill Earl Cook Robert Schutte Audrain County John Zapf Missouri Farm Bureau Federation

Pemiscot Co Audit Faults Use Of Funds

Jefferson City AP reports a three year Pemiscot County audit faulted interfund borrowing and an ineffective investment policy. It urged investment of idle funds and corrected salary miscalculations amid recommendations for treasurer, collector, sheriff, circuit clerk, and county clerk reforms.

Pemiscot Co Jefferson City Pemiscot John Ashcroft Ashcroft Aschroft

Growers Grow Frustrated as Chicken Feed Costs Soar

CENTRALIA Ill AP Growers complain about higher poultry feed prices raising costs for large flocks. A 100 pound bag now costs 9.50, about double two years ago, with hens consuming many pounds monthly. Hatcheries cite rising corn prices. a ton of laying rations has jumped from 87 to 168 wholesale.

Centralia Ill Ahen Illinois Ralston Purina Co St. Louis United States

UN Assembly Opens With Record Problems And New Members

The United Nations General Assembly begins its 29th session with 138 members after admitting Bangladesh Grenada and Guinea-Bissau. President Ford will address the Assembly on Wednesday as Kurt Waldheim presses for international cooperation amid global tensions.

United Nations N.Y United Nations General Assembly Bangladesh East Pakistan Grenada Caribbean Guinea-Bissau Portugal Ford Kurt Waldheim Waldheim U.N

Blood Pressure Check at Garfield Senior Center

The Audrain Health Unit offers a free Pressure Check blood pressure screening Friday and Monday during the senior luncheon at Garfield Community Center. Nurse coordinators Edith Finke and Rae Hentges will take readings and answer questions about high blood pressure as part of a two county program funded by a Missouri regional medical grant.

Garfield Community Center Susan Dawson Audrain City-County Missouri Regional Donald Daut

Missouri Corn Remains Poor to Fair Across State

Missouri's corn stayed in poor to fair condition for the week ending last Saturday. 77 percent dented and 27 percent mature, compared with 38 percent mature last year. Soybeans fair to good with 89 percent setting pods. cotton mostly fair. alfalfa third cut 77 percent complete. Three field days, two-thirds sufficient soil moisture with regional shortages northwest and north-central.

Columbia Missouri State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Sapphire the September gemstone and its long history

Sapphire, the blue star among sapphires, is just one color of corundum. Across centuries people believed it protected from envy, attracted divine favor, and even served as sacred law tablets. Modern sales promise only style, inviting customers to see how good they can look wearing sapphires.

Moses Rennes

Ford Moves to Reorganize Security Council Power

Washington AP Ford transition team recommends peeling Kissinger from national security duties and restoring the NSC to a broad advisory role. Decision not yet made. The plan aims to reduce one‑man control by Kissinger who has led the council since his early days as aide and later as secretary of state.

Washington Ford National Security Council Henry A. Kissinger Council Kissinger State Department

Judge Bone Emcees 55th Class Reunion

Judge Joseph M. Bone Jr. of Mexico led the 55th anniversary reunion for Macon High School’s 1919 graduating class held Saturday night in Macon. About 66 started, 34 graduated, 19 attended with 12 guests. 34 are deceased. Guests included Mrs Susie Houston Goodson and teacher Elsie Reasor. Also noted is the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Null in Farber at Audrain Medical Center.

Joseph M. Bone Jr Mexico Macon High School Macon Judge Bone Susie (Houston) Goodson Elsie Reasor Jimmy Null Farber Audrain Medical Center Null C&e Refractories Co

Holography Demonstrated at Local Club Meeting

Ron Oetting of Southwestern Bell Kansas City explained holography and its three dimensional displays using a laser. He noted future potential for three dimensional displays, data storage, and rapid ID by law enforcement. President Stover awarded Smoky Woods 35 years and Glen Sims 45 years for service. A record 15 new members joined, including Daisy Barcus and Ola Mae Burchfield, with Ed Pasley back as a member.

Ron Oetting Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Kansas City A. P. Green Management Club Harry M. Stover D. N Smoky) Woods Glen Sims Ed Pasley Lenard Daisy) Barcus Ola Mae Burchfield Don Crowdis Rick Cole Riley Cook Tom Davis

International Sales School hosts eight European guests

Mexico Missouri Ledger notes the third annual International Sales School with eight European attendees. Special guests include Ken Bateman of Slough Roy Dennis of Liverpool Stig Franzen of Stockholm Ove Larsen of Copenhagen George Monnier of Brussels Roberto Orlandi Gian Simonetti and Luca Virando of Turin. Nineteen attendees plus guests attended the meeting.

Ken Bateman Slough England Roy Dennis Liverpool Stig Franzen Stockholm Sweden Ove Larsen Copenhagen Denmark George Monnier Brussels Belgium Roberto Orlandi Gian Simonetti Luca Virando Turin Italy

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