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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1974

Page

9

Weather and town notices from Audrain County

Official 7:00 a.m. readings show highs around 80 and lows near 48 with 7:52 p.m. sunset and 6:21 a.m. sunrise. Forecast calls for cooler nights, sun and warmer Tuesday with highs in the 70s, and a Missouri extended outlook through Friday with low 70s to low 80s and possible Thursday/Friday showers. Audrain Medical Center reports numerous admissions and births in Mexico and nearby towns, with dismissals listed for several patients and daily local weather figures and calendar details.

Missouri

Deaths and patrol reports fill Daily Record page

The Daily Record notes deaths for Mrs. Minnie Ann Foreman and Mrs. Charles Covington, age 90, plus a highway patrol report of Jackson Swift of San Antonio arrested for driving while intoxicated after a collision at Highway 54 and the Wal Mart Shopping Center. Also recorded are minor vehicle damage in a separate Route B crash near Montgomery City, a dissolution petition in circuit court, an inventory filing in probate court, and agricultural market data from Missouri Livestock Market Center and National Stockyards with state and national price listings.

Highway Patrol Jackson Swift San Antonio Tex Harold Schneider Mexico Swift Schneider James Herman Hibbert Wellsville Allen Jones Martinsburg Montgomery City Jones Hillcrest Circuit Court Theressa Sue Olebeare Marshall Lee Olebeare Olebeare James Cafer Ben C. Eliott William van Matre

Tornado Toll in Wisconsin and Midwest Floods

Tornadoes struck Wisconsin at about 4 p.m. killing a 74-year-old Campbellsport woman and a 5 month old baby in a car crash. National Guard manned cleanup in Oshkosh as state of emergency was declared. Northern Texas and Illinois faced injuries and property damage. Souris River flooding prompted evacuations near Minot, with Army Corps diking and new channels under construction.

Wisconsin Campbellsport Robert C. Zimmerman National Guard Oshkosh Texas Illinois Polo Stillman Valley Minot N.C Souris U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Policeman Killed Two Escapees Held in Wisconsin Kidnap Case

Two escaped Magnum Prison Farm inmates Joseph Molonare and Gordon Stockenauer were captured after fatally shooting Patrolman Martin Chivas during a gasoline station break in Troy Michigan. The suspects, linked to the Charlene Beaudin kidnapping in Wisconsin, were wanted for first degree murder.

Flint, Mich Wisconsin Joseph A. Molonare Jackson Mich Gordon L. Stockenauer Lansing Magnum Marquette Martin Chivas Troy Force Charlene Beaudin

Oklahoma jail escape suspect captured in Colorado chase

Timothy Peterson, 23, arrested five miles into Colorado after a high speed chase from western Nebraska on I-80. He and Richard Young, 26, are wanted for jail escape and murder investigation in Okemah, Oklahoma.

Julesburg Colo Oklahoma Nebraska Colorado State Patrol Timothy Peterson Ogallala Neb Peterson Richard Young Okemah Okla

Rising prime rate drags Wall Street in quiet session

New York AP reports a weak stock market as the noon Dow falls 4.30 to 855.60 with more losers than gainers on light NYSE trading. The First National Bank of Chicago lifts its prime from 10.1 to 10.4 percent and experts forecast a broader rise toward 10 percent later in the week.

New York New York Stock Exchange First National Bank of Chicago

Cannon Dam projects urged as regional economic boost

Col Rogers urges visiting the Cannon Dam construction site praising its setting. Tom Brown of Commerce Bancshares predicts the project will add about 200 million dollars in real income, spur recreation and attract industry, with highway routes debated as critical to growth.

Col. Rogers Mexico Ralls Tom Brown Economic Development Division of Commerce Bancshares, Inc Kansas City Cannon Dam Missouri Brown Chicago M. W. Boudreaux Palmyra Missouri Highway Department Highway Department Hannibal St. Joseph Iowa Ilinois

Hoyt Names Newborn Bradley Ray Hoyt

Mr and Mrs Teddy Hoyt of Route 2 Laddonia welcomed a son Bradley Ray Hoyt born at 835 p m Friday in Audrain Medical Center. The couple has two other children Sandy and Rickey. Grandparents are Mrs Glenn Hatfield of Mexico and Mr and Mrs Elwood Hoyt of Laddonia. Hoyt is a farmer.

Bradley Ray Teddy Hoyt Route 2 Laddonia Audrain Medical Center Sandy Rickey Glenn R. Hatfield Mexico Elwood Hoyt Hoyt

Mrs Minnie Foreman Dies In West at 85

Minnie Ann Foreman 85 of Santa Monica Calif formerly of Monroe County and Mexico died 11 30 p m Sunday at Santa Monica Convalarium She had lived there two years Funeral 2 p m Wednesday Arnold Funeral Home Rev J C Montgomery officiating Burial Walnut Grove Cemetery Paris Born Sept 22 1888 Edina daughter of James and Matilda Woodward Married Cyrus W Foreman Feb 14 1904 He died 1932 Survived by five sons Eugene Mexico Homer Rush Hill C W Independence Ray Woodland Hills James Solvang one daughter Helen Lawndale two brothers Leo Hatton Luther Kansas City one sister Ethel Carpinteria Twenty five grandchildren 46 great grandchildren three great great grandchildren Also survived by two sons and two daughters Visitation after 8 p m Tuesday until service time at Arnold Funeral Home.

Minnie Ann Foreman Santa Monica Calif Monroe County Mexico Santa Monica Convalarium Arnold Funeral J. C. Montgomery Edina Minnie Ann Woodward James Matilda Craig Woodward Cyrus W Rus) Foreman Foreman California Eugene Foreman Homer Foreman Rush Hill C. W. Foreman Independence Ray Foreman Woodland Hills Cal

Mrs. Alma Covington Dies At 90 In Mexico Nursing Home

Mrs. Alma Covington 90 formerly of New Florence died this morning at Coldwell Nursing Home in Mexico after a year as a resident. She is survived by her husband C. R. Covington of New Florence. Funeral services are pending at Schlanker Funeral Home in Montgomery City.

Montgomery Charles Alma) Covington New Florence Coldwell Mexico C. R. Covington Schlanker Funeral Home Montgomery City

Mrs. Elizabeth Patrick Rites in Bell Gardens Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth M. Patrick of Bell Gardens California, formerly of Mexico, were held this afternoon at Precht Pickering Funeral Home with Rev. Robert R. Collins officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. Ruth Koen served as organist. pallbearers were Leo Wolfe Bill Maddox John Salmons Warner Williams Ralph Orcutt Raymond Newman.

Elizabeth M. Patrick Bell Gardens Calif Mexico Precht- Pickering Robert R. Collins Elmwood Cemetery Ruth Koen Leo Wolfe Bill Maddox John Salmons Warner Williams Ralph Orcutt Raymond Newman Fulton

Charles Stowers Rites Today

Funeral services for Charles G. Stowers of Centralia were held this afternoon at the Pickering Funeral Home with Rev. Edsil Dale officiating. Burial followed in Centralia City Cemetery with Mrs. Chester Kuntz at the organ and Mrs. H. EB. Swartz as soloist. Pallbearers were Bob Kilbourn, Lester Bryson, Eddie Swartz, Don Harshbarger, Raymond Edwards, Bill Sexton, Truman Coolley and Stanley Barker. honorary pallbearers included Emmit Bryson, Chester Kuntz, C. T. Sexton, Linwood Martin, Louis Tanner, Lester England, Frank Everhart, T. J. Bryson Jr., Charles Duff, Clair Coolley, Morris Powell, Donnie Shelton, Archie Stauterman and Herbert Beamer.

Centralia Charles G. Stowers Pickering Edsil Dale Moberly Centralia City Cemetery Chester Kuntz H. EB. Swartz Bob Kilbourn Lester Bryson Eddie Swartz Don Harshbarger Raymond Edwards Bill Sexton Truman Coolley Stanley

Doctor cites overdose in guitarist Christopher Donald death

In Charlottesville Virginia a doctor examining the body of 25 year old Christopher Donald the lead guitarist of the Sha Ma Na rock group determined the musician apparently died of a drug overdose.

Charlottesville, Va Christopher Donald

Vintage plane show at airport canceled by weather

Antique plane show drew few participants and one vintage car on Sunday as weather halted planned public display. Great Rivers unit of the Antique Aircraft Owners Association aims for a later local showcase. Mushroom hunters report red and white morels, spring greens and asparagus noted. wild turkey hunters successful. fishing modest amid weekend winds. Mrs. John Cilne of Cunningham Road found Ewell Gibbons's book Inspiration, on wild asparagus.

Great Rivers Assa John Cilne Cunningham Road Ewell Gibbons

West Saling Road bond issue passes in special district

Twenty voters in the West Saling special road district approved a $24 000 bonds proposition with no opposition. The bonds require a 75 cent tax levy per $100 valuation for two years to fund construction, repair, and maintenance of bridges, culverts, and public roads within the district, with voting at the Pisgah Community Center north of Sturgeon.

West Saling Special Road Pisgah Sturgeon

Midwest Trucker Group Backs National Drive for Rollbacks

In Poplar Bluff Missouri the Midwest Independent Truckers Association voted to back The Road Masters a new national group led by Mike Parkhurst Overdrive Magazine. About 300 independent drivers met and 17-15 approved joining a planned national truck shutdown on May 13 to push price rollbacks and a 65 mph speed limit.

Midwest Truckers Poplar Bluff Midwest Independent Truckers Association Gary Phelps Road Masters Mike Parkhurst Overdrive Magazine

Nixon to withhold subpoenaed materials to House panel

Reports indicate the Nixon administration will not provide all subpoenaed documents to the House committee. An aide says some conversations were not recorded and others involve national security. Public relations efforts aim to shape public reaction to the president's stance.

Phoenix Ariz White House Nixon House Committee

Cambodia Force Caught In Fatal Trap

Cambodian government troops attempting to retake Oudong were driven from Kompong Luong in a four hour Khmer Rouge assault. Forty soldiers were killed, hundreds missing, with some fighting their way to Longvek. Elsewhere government forces recaptured a railroad station near Kampot as the clash for river shipping continued. South Vietnam reports Base 711 near Plei Me retaken by government troops.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Oudong Kompong Luong Phnom Pehn Longvek Khmer Rouge Tonle Sap Kampot Gulf of Thailand South Vietnam Plei Me

City Firemen In Discussion In Mexico Meeting

Officials of the City of Mexico and Local 2184 IAFF held a third discussion in three weeks at 10 a.m. today. A headquarters representative joined the talks on a consultative basis with local leaders. Don Bowen of Hannibal, president of the state association, also attended as the wages hours and conditions dispute was being addressed at the firefighters request.

Mexico International Association of Fire Fighters International Association Don Bowen Hannibal State Association

No Progress In Kansas City Strike Talks This Weekend

In Kansas City, no new progress was reported in construction contract talks over the weekend. A coalition of unions planned to meet to decide on a possible industry wide strike Tuesday. Negotiators Karl Rogers and W W Hutton suggested a settlement remains possible without a strike.

Kansas City Karl Rogers Teamsters Union Local No. 541 Coalition W. W. Hutton The Builders Association

Watergate committee request called comprehensive and conclusive

Nixon aides finish transcripts of subpoened tapes and draft a long document the White House says will prove the President innocent. Release or handover to the committee not decided. Sen. Charles Percy criticizes White House delay in relinquishing tapes and rejects edited transcripts over full tapes.

Nixon White House Sen Charles Percy R-Ill House Committee ABCTV

Ehrlichman Briefed Nixon On O'Brien Tax Audit Details

Washington AP report reveals John Ehrlichman admitted briefing President Nixon on the O'Brien tax audit. The memo by Senate Watergate investigators' Terry Lenzner questions IRS probes into the Hughes money linked to Rebozo and potential connections to the 1972 DNC break-in.

Washington John Ehrlichman Senate Nixon Lawrence F. O'Brien Terry Lenzner Associated Press Lenzer Democratic National Committee O’brien Howard Hughes Hughes C.G. Behe” Rebozo O'Brien Lenzner Internal Revenue Service IRS Hughes Tool Co F. Donald Nixon Rebozo Ehrlichman White House Treasury George) Shultz John Dean Larry O’brien DNC

Humphrey backs tax cut to ease inflation impact

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey joins Senators Kennedy and Mondale in urging a $5.9 billion income tax cut aimed at low and middle income families facing high living costs amid a recession. President Nixon’s adviser says a tax cut isn’t being considered now, citing inflation risks and a slow economy.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Senate Democrats Minnesota Democrat Congress Humphrey Edward M. Kennedy Dmass Walter F. Mondale D-Minn Nixon Kenneth R. Cole Jr NBC Meet the Press Joint Economic Committee House Carl Albert D-Okla Wilbur D. Mills Ways and Means Committee

Mount Hermon flashpoint in Mideast tensions described

The report details ongoing positions on Mount Hermon with Israel having captured the mountain’s south shoulder in 1967 while Syria held the rest. Syrian commandos overran Israeli posts at the war’s start last October, but cease fire saw Israel drive them from the entire summit.

Page 1 Hermon Israel Syria

Death toll in Northern Ireland religious conflict rises to 1,001

In Belfast, the official death toll from Northern Ireland's religious war climbed to 1,001 over the weekend. Two men were shot, two judges attacked, a border village bombing occurred, and militant Protestants jeered the Archbishop of Canterbury during the third violent weekend. James Murphy, Kinawley filling station owner in County Fermanagh, was the 1,001st fatality.

Belfast Northern Treland Northern Ireland The Irish Republic Archbishop of Canterbury James Murphy Kinawley County Fermanagh

Mrs Mae Carpenter Services At Paris

Services for Mrs Mae Carpenter were held at 2 p.m. today at Agnew Funeral Home in Paris with the Rev Mike Crouch officiating. Burial followed at Sunset Hill Cemetery in Madison with pallbearers Aubrey Nolan Ronnie Newbrough Donnie Mudd Wayne Porter Maurice Nolan Dale Mattingly and Russell Nolan.

Paris Mae Carpenter Agnew Funeral Home Mike Crouch Sunset Hill Cemetery Madison Aubrey Nolan Ronnie Newbrough Donnie Mudd Wayne Porter Maurice Nolan Dale Mattingly Russell Nolan

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Edith P. West Alwina Knott Earl W. McGruder Patricia Davenport Joseph Wayne Danyelle K. Falls Elliott P. Cunningham Estil Woolfolk Aaron C. Littrell Jewell W. Sidney Bill Robinson Garnett Thomas Willie Bruner Robert W. Yates Leonard O. Cossey Paul Davis Jr Judy M. Hatfield Gerald Niekamp Lewis C. French Irene C. Yowell A. E. Bastain Ann J. Seigfreid Nora B. Olds Richard Herndon Jr Lonnie B. Casey Lula M. Cox John M. Jesse Robert C. Seiler Tracy L. Wright Car Hunt Francis H. Montgomery Paul A. Simon Jr Janice S. Reading Middletown Ann E. Miller Agnes R. Renner Pearl L. Usry Caroline L. Harman Thompson Ernest Schofield Benton City Mae J. Smith William S. Bontrager Forrest C. McPheeters Auxvasse Raymond C. Riley Holliday Roberta L. Moore Alta A. Dunham Bryan S. English Vandalia Paul T. Hibbard Perry Mark A. Pursifall Robert A. Booska Mariano Gonzalez Vernon Sutton Irene Carter Beulah Crystal Mia Edwin Campbell Edwin R. Campbell Henry Bell Paul Brower Jr Homer R. Banks John Hatfield Steven Seliger Ella Marie Marshall Wilmon Smithee Quinton Adams John A. Owens Ida Fuqua Laddon ST. Louis Boonville Jefferson City Jermann Cape Girardeau Quincy the Daily Record Edith Lake Lori Shenk Mabel Murphy Mary Nalley Lloyd D. Runyon Pamela Sexton Roy Mack James Birmingham George Reading Candace Kimbley Don Davis Bellflower Charles Covington Callaway County James Jeffrey Rte. 9 Missouri Livestock Market Center Mo. Dept. of Agr Mns Roger Parker U.S National Stockyards, Ill Board of Trade Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Bradley Ray Hoyt West Mrs. Patrick Services Charles Stowers West Saling Road Norman B. Hudson Beryl Carlew Hudson American Federation of Teachers Local 691 Federal Mediaton George W. Lehr Jackson County Lehr Carlew Jackson County Department of Corrections Leht Watergate Mideast
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