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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1975

Page

7

Ambulances Delivered as Vandalia Hosts Welcome Plan

A welcoming committee greeted the second Tri County Ambulance in Vandalia as Curvie Township residents vote to form the Van Far Ambulance District. The $14,000 vehicle was funded by $8,000 public donations and $6,000 from the Tri County reserve.

Vandalia Tri-County Van-Far Curvie Township Audrain Pike County Gary Williams Shelly Basinger John Maple Farber Mary Hechler Fund Drive George Ellis Gene Grasser Coach Sales Inc St. Louis Archie Holt Dave Strassner Tri-County Ambulance Assn Floyd Chinn Tri- County Board Richard Vance

House panel may force showdown on US secrets

The Democratic majority on the House intelligence committee plans to move a full House vote to compel Ford administration access to secret information. Rep. McClory urged disclosure as the panel continues its investigation, while Pike and Democrats seek strong congressional oversight and public release procedures.

Washington House Intelligence Committee Ford State Department U.S Turkey Cyprus Robert McClory Illinois McClory Otis G. Pike D-N.y Administration Pike Congress CIA William E. Colby

Burns warns against new spending to curb unemployment

Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told the Senate Budget Committee that inflation already hinders the recovery from recession and that Congress would court disaster by enacting new spending programs to cut unemployment. He urged prudence and reduced federal outlays as the economy gains momentum.

Washington Federal Reserve Arthur F. Burns Congress Burns Senate Budget Committee George Meany Afl-Cio Treasury William E. Simon CBS “Morning News Today Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Vienna

Saudis Lead Walkout Over OPEC Oil Price Boosts

In Vienna the OPEC session failed to agree on a price increase as moderates led by Saudi Arabia walked out amid a push by Iran led price extremists for more than a 20 percent rise. The group eyed a five to ten percent basic increase with differential cuts to offset higher quality crude costs.

Vienna Austria Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Saudi Arabia Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani Yamani OPEC Ras Tanura Tayeh Abdul Karim Washington U.S. Treasury Wil Nag Ds Siman CBS Simon Iran Iraq Nigeria Abu Dhabi Libya Indonesia Ezzedin Mabruk

Thieves Nab Band Gear From Locked Garage

The Starlighters band loses 1590 dollars in CB radios microphones amps and a Gibson SG guitar from a van in a locked garage on Highway 22. The theft occurred Tuesday night while the McHattons were away. Local reports say stolen gear is common, with five CB units stolen in Holts Summit this week and twenty stolen across Callaway County in three weeks.

Citizens Band Joe McHatton American Legion Hall Highway 22 Starlighters McHatton Mr. McHatton Mexico Church of the Nazarene St. Louis Callaway County Holts Summit Callaway

Skelton Urges Death Penalty For Assassins

Missouri state senator Ike Skelton urged a bill to impose the death penalty on anyone who attempts to kill the President or a declared presidential candidate. He argued the measure would deter would-be assassins amid recent Ford plots and Kansas City hosting the 1976 Republican convention. The quote about supervision appears from another source.

Jefferson City Ford Kansas City Missouri Sen Ike Skelton

Eight Patients Poisoned In Hospital in Marion Illinois

State's attorney says eight or more patients may have been poisoned at Marion Memorial Hospital from August 1974 to January 1975 with adulterated anesthetics. Two deaths confirmed, including a 3-year-old and a 21-year-old. a 15-year-old survived. Virtually everyone at the hospital is a suspect and lie detector tests have been inconclusive.

Marion, Ill Marion Memorial Hospital Robert Howerton Howerton

Close Vote In House Insists On US Control Of Canal Zone

The House voted 203 to 197 to deny funds for ceding any privileges in the Panama Canal Zone, signaling stubborn U.S. control as Panama presses for a new treaty. Panama's Alfonso Lopez Michelsen arrives to meet President Ford amid talks. demonstrations at the U.S. embassy followed.

Canal Zone Washington House U.S Panama House of Representatives State Department United States Canal Alfonso Lopez Michelsen Ford Colombia Lopez Senate

Littrell seeks democratic sheriff nomination in Audrain County

James Littrell former Audrain County chief deputy and Mexico police veteran filed as a Democrat for sheriff subject to the August primary. He served as chief deputy to Sheriff Arthur Riley until October and previously led Auxvasse police this year. He has military MP service and a long local residency. He and wife Joy Good live at 1110 Omar St with two daughters. He previously ran for sheriff in 1972.

James Littrell Audrain Littrell Audrain County Mexico Sheriff's Office Army Military Police Corps Joy Good Barbara Sara Omar St

Last Gap Effort On Nuke Plant Out

Missouri Public Service Commission dismissed a MoPIRG request to require utilities to inform customers about nuclear disaster steps, saying plan timing premature before 1981 and that evacuation information falls under governor and adjutant general, not the commission. The 1.7 billion plant remains slated for Callaway County with 2.3 million kilowatts, expected by 1983, amid continued debate over public readiness and safety.

Jefferson City Missouri Public Service Commission Union Electric Co PSC A. Robert Pierce Commission Governor’s Office Adjutant General Missouri Public Interest Research Group Mopirg Steve Graham Hugh Sprague Sprague Tomers Utilities C. Gene Fee Stephen Jones Ralph Nader Fee Graham Missouri Callaway County

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