Missouri rivers near normal. fishing fair to excellent statewide
The Missouri Department of Conservation reports rivers and lakes are mostly clear and near normal levels. Crappie fishing is excellent on several lakes and some white bass runs are progressing. Water temperatures range mid 50s to low 60s, with varied conditions and fish activity across many rivers and reservoirs.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Department of Conservation
Mississippi
Alton Dam
Missouri
Pomme de Terre
Bagnell Dam
Big River
St. Francis
James
Conditioss Bull Shoals
Theodosia Arm
Power Pool
Forsyth Arm
Taneycomo
Table Rock
Wappapello
Norfolk
Blind Pony
Montrose
Schell-Osage
Thomas Hill
Paho
Sever
Uinewell
Little Dixie
Duck Creek
Bennett Spring
Roaring River
Montauk
Meramec Spring
Deep Throat screening fuels Ann Arbor campaign row
Ann Arbor Michigan AP candidate Perry Bullard plans six showings of the film Deep Throat at the University of Michigan to boost campaign funds. University counsel says proceeds cannot directly fund Bullard’s race, while opponent Republicans denounce the event as a debasement of the legislature.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Perry Bullard
Bullard
Michigan House
University of Michigan
Roderick Dean
Dean
Big Three win approval to ship US cars to Cuba
The Ford Chrysler and General Motors plants in Argentina will export cars to Cuba under new State Department licenses. Industry estimates place the sale total around 150 million dollars. The move marks a rare exception to embargo policy amid hemispheric talks and a shifting stance on Cuba's participation in inter American affairs.
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Washington
U.S
Cuba
State Department
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors Corp
Argentina
Fidel Castro
Emilio Rabasa
Castro
Rabasa
Organization of American States
Buenos Aires
Houtchens Jury Calls Bankers in KC Probe
A federal grand jury in Kansas City subpoenas three Independence bankers to produce records next week as it investigates the affairs of Clinton financier Delton Houtchens, former state Democratic chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Independence
Delton Houtchens
Clinton
Subpoena Sets May 2 Date In Watergate Tapes Case
White House weighs response as U.S. District Judge Sirica orders Nixon to surrender 64 presidential conversations and related documents by 10 a.m. May 2 for use in the trial of Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell and four others. The move follows failed voluntary talks and affects ongoing impeachment scrutiny and IRS gift inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Sirica
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
U.s.circuit Court of Appeals
Archibald Cox
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Watergate Committee
Hugh Scott
House
John H. Melcher Jr
American Ship Building Co
Jaworski
Internal Revenue Service
Congressional
Woman Convicted Of Attempt To Kill In Oklahoma City
In a second trial Mary Nell Barnett was found guilty of attempting to kill hospital patient Peggy Hoge by injecting a lethal drug while posing as a nurse on September 26, 1973. Hoge survived the injection but later died from cancer. The jury recommended a year in prison and treatment. sentencing is set for May 17 with Barnett released on bond.
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Oklahoma City
Mary Nell Barnett
District Court
Barnett
Lamar
Peggy Hoge
Hoge Lay
Hoge
Lynn Burris
ABA Chief Counsels Saxbe Critique of SLA Case
The American Bar Association president Cheaterfield Smith says Attorney General Saxbe may have endangered the prosecution of SLA members in the San Francisco bank robbery and could affect Patricia Hearst's case. He notes prejudicial comments risk tainting an impartial jury if widely read. The FBI has a warant for Hearst as a material witness and charges against four SLA affiliates.
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Washington
American Bar Association
William B. Saxbe
FBI
Miss Hearst
SLA
Randolph A. Hearst
Saxbe
Justice Department
Smith
Student director fills major role in campus play Please No Flowers
Kathy Erdel fell ill and Priscilla Singleton quickly learned the lead for the Wednesday show of Please No Flowers. The student performance drew 127 seated and standing audience members for the second showing.
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Kathy Erdel
Priscilla Singleton
Kathy
Jesse James Park Delayed in Clay County Kentucky?
KEARNEY Mo AP a plan to convert the 40 acre Jesse James farm into a county park is delayed Probate Judge Rollie Baldwin appoints Don ald Tripp as guardian of the James estate to allow time to seek a financial return before sale for park. A 1967 court ruling questioned Mae James handling affairs. HUD tentatively approves a 42000 grant to buy the farm while local businessmen push preservation.
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Kearney
Jesse James
Rollie Baldwin
Baldwin
Donald Tripp
Liberty
James
Clay County
Mae James
Frank
Seven pound six ounce son born in Montgomery City
Mr and Mrs Dale M Houck of Montgomery City welcomed a seven pound six ounce son at 206 am today at Audrain Medical Center The father teaches in the Montgomery County R 2 School System
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Dale M. Houck
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Mr. Houck
Montgomery County
Mexico Audrain Library bookmobile schedule next week
The bookmobile will visit Strother Maple Grove Fox Lafayette Circle Sunset Trailer Court Vandalia Hi Way R 3 Martinsburg Farber Laddonia and Union sites. Times vary by location from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. on Monday to Friday with multiple stops including schools and branches.
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Mexico-Audrain
Vandalia South
Hi-Way
Community R-6
Union
Martinsburg
Farber
Laddonia
Truck Rams Stopped Car Two Dead Near Monroe City
A truck rammed a line of waiting vehicles on U S 36 at a Monroe City construction site, killing Doris E. Harris 59 Hunnewell Mo and John H. Randall 44 Omaha the truck driver. Randall’s vehicle crushed Harris’s car. three other drivers injured and five vehicles damaged.
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Monroe City
Doris E. Harris
Hunnewell
John H. Randall
Omaha
U.S. 36
Chemical Overflow Kills St Lowisan
An overflow of the chemical nitrobenzene at Mallinckrodt Chemical Co. in St Louis killed production supervisor Bradley J Hofman, 26, who inhaled fumes. Ten others were injured, including a truck driver and six firemen. all injuries described as minor as investigators probe the incident.
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St, Louis
Mallinckrodt Chemical Co
Bradley J. Hofman
More Talks No Classes At Kansas City
A federal mediator joined a third round of contract talks in Kansas City between the school board, striking teachers led by Norman Hudson of the American Federation of Teachers, and Superintendent Dr. Robert L. Medcalf with mediator Beryl M. Carl. The board, proposing no new terms, allowed the mediation after a Thursday poll, as only 29 percent of teachers indicated willingness to return to work. Hudson faced a 10 day jail term for violating a temporary restraining order.
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Kansas City
Norman
Hudson
American Federation of Teachers
Robert L. Medcalf
Beryl M. Carl
Medcalf
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PHA
ACY
East Jackson
Bookmobile
Aes Family Show
Mearnes
Sun
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Nearnes Multipurpose Bldg
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Carroll Motor
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