New Home On Permit Listing In Mexico Nine permits total 36207 dollars
The week saw nine building permits issued in Mexico valued at 36207 dollars. A first new home permit to J W Callison for 310 E Vine at 26000 dollars led the list, with several remodels siding and roofing later noted. The Home Institute in Valley Forge predicts the 2001 home will be energy self sufficient with solar power and strong insulation.
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J.W. Callison
E. Vine
C.W. Smallwood
Jackson
Kerr-McGee
BE. Liberty
Frank Kramer
Howard Crum
Margretta
Better Homes
Springfield
Elmer McGee
E. Jackson
S. Slater
G. Goff
S. Fairground
E.C. Greening
A. A. Mitchell
S. Jefferson
Robert Piper
Grand
Citizens Savings Assn
N. Jefferson
Don Buie
Home Institute
Valley Forge
Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Towns and Firms
County records show transfers involving Mrs. Kathy Botkins, Lucille Wilkerson as administratrix, and various buyers including Zula R. Trice Estate. Transactions cover Vandalia Mexico Benton City Laddania Parkview Harbison and other parcels, with parcels described by Lot Block and acreage. Notable parties include Jerry D. Zimmer and Don Glastard, McCue Moyle Development, Housing Authority of Mexico, and Butter Evans among others. New insulation recommendations from Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp featured alongside real estate notices.
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Kathy Botkins
John A
Barbara Williams
Zula R. Trice
Lucille Wilkerson
Sparks
Southern
Mexico
Lorenz
Maurine Emo
Charles O
Rosemary Hull
Farber
Ramona
Clarence J. Williams
Brian R
Margaret B. Butler
Vandalia
Jerry D. Zimmer
Don H. Glastard
Park View
Dona H. Glastard
Harbison
Walker Refractories Company
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
National Bureau of Standards
NBS
Federal Energy Administration
U.S
City of Mexico
McCue-Moyle Development Company
Lakenan & Barnes
Butter M
Marilyn J. Evans
James A
Peggy A. Davidson
Laddania
A. Wayne
Teresa L. Sims
Gary 0
Patsy Jo Garnett
Benton City Cemetery Association
Jewel
Repairing rotted gutters with patch and makeshift fixes
Reader asks how to fix a small rotted gutter section without replacing it. Answer suggests patch kits from hardware stores using fiberglass pieces or a canvas or aluminum foil patch secured with roofing cement. Also notes convenience of noninvasive fixes as alternatives.
Utilities Lose 2 Million in Kansas City Flood
AP reports last week's flood in the Kansas City area caused about 2 million in damages to the three largest utilities. Southwestern Bell Telephone estimated 1.5 million in losses from damaged cables and destroyed equipment, with 1.1 million of that in Missouri. Kansas City Power & Light lost about 450,000 mainly from overtime, while Gas Service Co. incurred overtime costs though reporting no major equipment damage.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Gas Service Co
Max Cox
Southwestern Bell
Telephone
Cox
Missouri
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