Hearnes unlikely to be indicted
KANSAS CITY AP reports a federal grand jury recessed, signaling no indictment for former Gov. Warren Hearnes over 1968 income tax returns as the statute nears expiration. Hearnes maintains innocence, credits the judicial process, and says the probe focused on banking state funds and political contributions rather than personal profit. He also notes questions about state deposits and his dealings with various firms yielded no personal profit.
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Kansas City
Warren Hearnes
The
Kansas City Star
Bert C. Hurn
U. S
Missouri
Hearnes
Hurn
Justice Department
Washington
Betty
Star
Paducah
Grand Jury
Nuclear Power Fee Admits He Was Wrong
Federal hearings on Union Electric Co. nuclear plant near Fulton in Callaway County recessed to April 22. Dr. Jacob K. Frenkel admitted his cancer risk claims were exaggerated by about 1,000 times, while insisting on studying long term area effects. Union Electric witness Dr. Marvin Goldman said low level radiation had no animal effects, noting his work was largely AEC funded. The plant faces opposition from a utility consumers group and environmentalists.
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ST. Louis
Union Electric Co
Fulton
Callaway County
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Jacob K. Frenkel
Frenkel
Union Electric
Marvin Goldman
University of California
Old
Atomic Energy Commission
Union Electric Plant
Mattingly Store Founder Dies At 95
Ernest Mattingly, 95, of Warrensburg and founder of Mattingly Stores, Inc., and former city councilman, died Wednesday at Johnson County Memorial Hospital. Maj. John Reddick will speak at Missouri Military Academy weekly vespers, with Cadet Paul Gant as reader.
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Ernest Mattingly
Warrensburg
Mattingly Stores, Inc
Johnson County Memorial Hospital
John Reddick
Missouri Military Academy
Paul Gant
Onassis planned divorce from Jackie before death
New York AP report says Aristotle Onassis moved to divorce Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis shortly before his death last March and instructed a lawyer to begin proceedings. The Times notes she receives about 3 million from his will, far less than earlier reports, with trust funds of 1 million for her children Caroline and John until age 21.
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New York
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline
New York Times
Onassis
John F. Kennedy
Legion Chief Opposes More Vietnam Aid Until Thieu Proves Defenses
James M. Wagenseller, national commander of the American Legion, says South Vietnam should get no further U S military aid until Thieu proves he can defend what remains. He cautions credibility eroded after Congress cut aid and questions U S commitments in Southeast Asia. He notes Ford sought 722 million for aid and urges restraint until a defensive capability is shown.
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New York
James M. Wagenseller
American Legion
South Vietnam
U.S
Thieu
South Viitnam
Wagonseller
Ford
Congress
Cambodia
Wagenseller
Stull resigns from Mexico Police for Army commission
Kavan L. Stull resigns from the Mexico Public Safety Department after serving as an officer since May 1974. He will take a 12 week Military Police basic officer course at Fort Gordon starting April 20 and then assume duties as second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. Stull, a Northeast Missouri State University ROTC graduate, was commissioned last May and is married to Donna J. Shrader of Mexico.
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Kavan L
Stull
Mexico
Mrs George Coil Services Today
Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. today at Arnold Funeral Home for Mrs. George Coil with Rev. Weldon Forman officiating and burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Organist Mrs. John Willer and soloist Mrs. John Connor to perform. pallbearers include George Coil Marvin Coil Harold Monk J R Monk Roy Monk and Duane Mosley.
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Arnold Funeral Home
George Coil
Weldon Forman
Elmwood
John Willer
John Connor
Marvin Coil
Harold Monk
J.R. Monk
Roy Monk
Duane Mosley
Judge bars beef grade change harming consumers in Nebraska
U S District Judge Robert Denney issued a temporary injunction blocking nationwide beef grading standards he says would strip federal grading from retail meat and lower marbling for cattle aged 12 to 30 months. The order takes effect unless the 8th Circuit overturns, with USDA scrutiny uncertain and a government appeal possible.
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Omaha
Neb
U.S
Robert Denney
U.S. Agriculture Department
Denney
8Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Agriculture Department
Nebraska
Independent Meat Packers Association of Omaha
Earl Butz
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
U. 5
Stephen L. Muehlberg
Mrs Elliott Rites This Afternoon At Arnold Funeral Home
Mrs Beulah Elliott's funeral is scheduled for 1 30 p m today at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Robert Collins and Rev Marvin Jones officiating. Burial will follow at Bethel Presbyterian Cemetery. Organist is Mrs John Willer and vocalist Mrs John Connor. Pallbearers include Charles Wilson Claude Woods Donald Hook James Botts Ned Ardell and Botts Cauthorn.
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Beulah Elliott
Arnold Funeral Home
Robert Collins
Marvin Jones
Bethel Presbyterian Cemetery
John Willer
John Connor
Charles Wilson
Claude Woods
Donald Hook
James Botts
Ned Ardell
Botts Cauthorn
Craghead Rites To Be Sunday
Funeral services for Lyn dall Craghead will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Ivan Donaldson officiating. Burial follows at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Organist is Mrs. Wendell Wehrmann and soloist Mrs. Henry Finck. pallbearers include Quentin Lecrease, David Moore, Henry Finck, Milford Fischer, Wendell Wehrmann, and Robert Barker.
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Lyndall Craghead
Arnold Funeral Home
Ivan Donaldson
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Wendell Wehrmann
Henry Finck
Quentin Lecrease
David Moore
Milford Fischer
Former Monroe Resident Dies
Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Memorial Funeral Chapel in Columbia for Grace Herschel born Nannie Grace James in Paris on July 17 1922 daughter of Thomas and Amanda Simon James. She married Robert Herschel in Columbia on November 24 1948 and was a member of First Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband two daughters Phyllis Jarman and Donna Guthrie both of Columbia two grandchildren stepmother Mrs Thomas James Kirksville one sister Mrs Robert McGlashen Kirkwood and one brother Arthur James Monroe County.
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Paris
Memorial Funeral
Columbia
Grace Herschel
Nannie Grace James
Monroe County
Thomas
Amanda Simon James
Robert Herschel
First Presbyterian Church
James
Phyllis) Jarman
Robert
Donna) Guthrie
Thomas James
Kirksville
Robert McGlashen
Kirkwood
Arthur James
Cecil Hulsey Dies in Middletown at 85
Cecil Hulsey 85 of Middletown died at 1 am today at Audrain Medical Center Mexico after a three week stay. He lived with daughter Mrs. Lester Gearhart since 1965 and was a lifelong Crawford County farmer. Survived by three daughters Marian Barnicle Grace Reader and Gearhart a son James Hulsey three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services pending at Halburt Funeral Home Steelville. He was the last of nine siblings and his wife Grace Stinett Hulsey died in 1949. He was a Presbyterian Church member.
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Cecil Hulsey
Lester
Elizabeth) Gearhart
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Halburt Funeral Home
Steelville
Hulsey
Crawford County
Alexander
Elizabeth O’ferrell Hulsey
Grace Stinett
Kenneth
Marian) Barnicle
Ballwin
Victor
Grace Emma) Reader
Vinita Park
Gearhart
James A. Hulsey
Black
Clair Coolley Rites Today at Pickering Funeral Home
Clair A. Coolley rites scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Pickering Funeral Home Centralia with Rev. Donald Mattson officiating. Burial will be in Centralia Cemetery. Organist Mrs. Chester Kuntz and vocalists Mr. and Mrs. Perry Roberts Jr. Pallbearers: Howard Burton John Kreutzer John Maher Frank Pool William B. Roth Albert Wood.
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Clair A. Coolley
Pickering Funeral Home
Centralia
Donald Mattson
Centralia Cemetery
Chester Kuntz
Perry Roberts Jr
Howard Burton
John Kreutzer
John Maher
Frank Pool
William B. Roth
Albert Wood
Weather and local notices from Ledgerland area
Weather reports show high 53 and low 30 in last 24 hours with 7 a.m. temp 33. Forecast calls for clear nights, Sunday sunshine, highs in 60s in Missouri, with a chance of rain early next week. Hospital notes list multiple admissions and births, with many residents from Mexico Sturgeon Centralia and Auxvasse. a birth at 9:57 p.m. Friday and several dismissals. Death reported: Cecil Hulsey, 85, Middletown. Marriage license applications filed for Chester Dunn and Jacqueline Coates of Fulton. Fire department responded to a shorted light fixture at 3 Melody Lane with no damage.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Cecil Hulsey
Chester
August Dunn
Jacqueline Carol Coates
Fulton
Melody Lane
Hal Randolph
Public Safety Report Details Multiple Minor Collisions
No injuries reported after several Friday incidents. A school bus driven by Carolyn Clithero hit a parked car owned by Gary Wayne Benton. an eight track tape player was stolen from Nancy Ryker’s car at Mexico Junior High. two cars driven by Paul W. McCann and Luther Bay Spoor collided on a private drive east of Green Boulevard with moderate damage. another collision at Promenade and Coal Streets between Frank Lee Morris and Harry A. Kause caused moderate damage. Highway Patrol reported Lyle C. Schlanker escaped injury when his car ran into a ditch on Highway 161. Magistrate Court filed burglary and theft charges against John Thomas Fierge and Gary Wayne Sandland, with sentence deferment for Lloyd N. Greenplate’s guilty DUI plea. Other court actions included fines for speeding and careless driving across Montgomery County residents. Stock and grain market notes listed. funeral services held for Flavous Durham with burial at Hast Lawn Memorial Cemetery.
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Carolyn Clithero
Middletown
Gary Wayne Benton
Centralia
Nancy Ryker
Mexico Junior High School
Paul W. McCann
Paris
Luther Bay Spoor
Fairground
Green Boulevard
Frank Lee Morris
Bougainville
Harry A. Kause
Promenade
Coal Streets
John Thomas Fierge
Charlie’s Standard Service
S. Clark St
Gary Wayne Sandland
Montgomery Ward Co
Lloyd N. Greenplate
Fusileers Drill At Illinois U National Meet
The Missouri Military Academy fusileers drill team of 25 under Maj Kenneth Mortenson compete at the National Invitational Drill Meet at the University of Illinois in Champaign aiming to recapture the Governor's Trophy won in 1971.
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Missouri Military Academy
Fusileers
University of Illinois
Champaign
Kenneth Mortenson
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