Weather and Market Roundup With Local Readings
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show a 34 degree high last 24 hours and 2 inches precipitation month to date 2.0 inches. Forecast for Zone 5 warns of a freeze tonight with light snow possible and clearing Friday high 48 to 55. Missouri outlook cooler with showers or light snow north and highs in 40s to 50s, sunnier Friday. KANSAS CITY AP notes Lake of the Ozarks stage 4.4 feet below flood, many area hospital admissions and several births, discharges, and deaths reported. Obituaries list Edwin E. Flock and Obie Rogers among the deceased.
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Marriage licenses and public safety notes from Mexico MO
Marriage license applications list Richard E Moore and Janet K Woolfolk of Mexico, and John W Hendren of Moberly with Carol J Crown of Wichita. Public safety items cover jail fire, minor vehicle accidents, a hospitalized van crash near New Florence, a stolen medical bag recovered with syringes, and numerous city court fines and overtime parking payments in Mexico.
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Richland
Janet Kay Woolfolk
Mexico
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Moberly
Carol Jean Crown
Wichita
Kan
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Harry John Miller
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Saundra Sanders
Missouri St
Rose E. Berry
Route 1
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Highway Patrol
Highway 19
New Florence
Hermann Area Hospital
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St. Louis
Robert Seevers
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Jim Derwin
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William Jolly
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Arthur Hills
Jim Littrell
Route 22
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Firefighters seek wage talks with Mexico city officials
In Mexico Missouri IAFF Local 2184 seeks bargaining with City Manager Nielsen over pay and working conditions. Firefighters accuse understaffing and long 66 hour weeks after canceled march meeting. A $130000 discrimination suit from 1972 is noted as resolved. Rooftop sniper incident at Jacksonville University wounded a teen. suspect arrested.
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Neilsen
Bowen
Dishman
Nielsen
Kelly Davis
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Griffin
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Davin
Edwin Flook Dies in Wellsville at 76
Edwin E. Flook 76 of Route 2 Wellsville died Wednesday at his home after a period of illness. A retired farmer and World War I veteran, he will be buried in Olney Cemetery after funeral services at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Methodist Pres-byterian Church in Wellsville, with Masonic rites at 8 p.m. Friday at Myers Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife Addie M. Porter and two sisters.
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Hoover, Ind
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Wellaville
Obie Rogers Dies at 75 in Centralia
Obie Rogers 75 of Centralia died suddenly Wednesday at his home. Funeral services Saturday at Mt Olive Baptist Church Centralia with Rev. Davis and Rev. Givens, burial in Centralia City Cemetery. Born December 25 1898 in Boone County, survived by wife Mary Blondelle Sneed, two sisters, one brother, and other relatives. He worked 42 years with Wabash Railroad and 25 years with General Telephone. He was a deacon and longtime Sunday school teacher at Mt Olive. Visitation after 7 p.m. tonight at Meador and Son funeral home.
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Obie Rogers
Boone County
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
C. J. Davis
Vandalia
W. M Givens
Centralia City
Walter Rogers
Anderson
Ind
Ollie Tucker
Oakland
Calif
Dora Williams
Los Angeles
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R C Dunn Services Held
Funeral services for Robert C. Dunn of Plattsburg formerly of Auxvasse, killed in a head on crash near Plattsburg Monday evening, were held at St. Ann's Church. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery, Kansas City, with survivors including sister Mary Helen Riley, brother John Dunn, wife Eileen, son Robbie, daughter Brenda, and father William C. Dunn. Born August 2, 1929, Dunn was a MU graduate and Korean War veteran.
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Auxvasse
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Kansas City
William C
Helen Creed Dunn
Auxvasse High School
University of Missouri, Columbia
Arthur
Mary Helen) Riley
Mexico
John Dunn
Arlington Heights
Ill
Eileen
Robbie
Brenda
William C. Dunn
School Board Election Results and Staffing Actions
The board announced results with 757 votes for Dr. Hodges, 662 for James DuBus, and 602 for Kermit Head. Hodges and DuBus taking three-year oaths. Four resignations accepted: Susan Cam den, Julie Lang, Ginny Raney, and Michael Straube. Linda Diane Yelton Wyatt hired to teach remedial reading at Hardin and St. Brendan's under Title I. She is a Mexico High School and University of Missouri graduate, taught in Excelsior Springs, and resides in Columbia with her husband.
Retirement announced for longtime McMillan School teacher Vera Washburn
The School Board confirms the retirement of Mrs. Vera Washburn after 40 teaching years, 30 in Mexico, reaching the mandatory age, saying they are retiring her. Washburn, a third grade teacher at McMillan, is a Madison High School alum with a BS from the University of Missouri and study at Northeast Missouri State University, Central College and Colorado State Teachers College. She previously taught ten years in other Missouri schools.
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Lake of the Ozarks
Devastating Tornadoes Roar Across Kentucky and Midwest
A string of tornadoes ripped through Kentucky Kentucky suffered the worst toll with a disaster area declaration and curfews in Frankfort Louisville and Brandenburg Brandenburg 23 dead and searches with Ft Knox lights in debris Ohio saw 24 dead 1000 homeless Xenia Cincinnati and Windsor Ontario were also hit Indiana faced leveled towns and outages Dozens unaccounted for and emergency missions with National Guard in multiple states Weather warnings and rapid rescues followed as communities reeled from the catastrophe.
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Lexington
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Ohio
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Ray Jordan
Cincinnati
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Decatur
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Lone Bandit Gets $50 000 Cash At SIU
A lone bandit entered a Southern Illinois University security car outside Edwardsville National Bank and escaped with 50000 dollars in student payroll funds with help from an accomplice. The driver, David Johnson, followed the bandit to a rendezvous and no injuries or shots were fired.
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State Senate Votes To Hike Pay To $10,800
Missouri Senate gives first round approval to a bill raising lawmakers salaries from 8400 to 10800 a year. The vote followed a Young amendment trimming a 12000 figure after a committee action. House action on 12000 and 15000 levels looms as lawmakers compare state pay to Illinois figures.
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D-St. Ann
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St. Louis
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D-Lemay
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