Weather roundup with river stages and admissions list
Local weather readings show highs in the 80s and 90s with clear skies and mild nights. Forecast calls for sun and warming conditions into Tuesday, with scattered showers possible in Missouri. The report lists river gauges around Kansas City and St Louis, plus a long admissions and births roster from Audrain Medical Center including many named residents and new arrivals.
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Lévi
Ledgerland
Missouri
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
St.Charles
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Quincy
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Stockton
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
Grand
Deaths and public notices from The Daily Record
Obituaries list Mrs. Effie Foster and others with memorials for named individuals. Marriage license applications for Randall Cole and Maurine Holsheiser and Darrell Miller and Betty Newsom. Public safety reports include thefts, car and motorcycle accidents with injuries, theft of a billfold, and various police and sheriff activity. Court notes cover magistrate rulings and driving charges. Missouri Livestock Market tabs with regional price data and national stockyard summaries accompany.
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Robin Patrice Smith
Julia A. Lockwood
Randall AR. Cole
Maurine E. Holsheiser
Mexico
Darrell Lee Miller
Betty Jo Newsom
Market Closes Down on Slow Wall Street Session
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 3.20 to 982.80 as declines outweighed gains amid weak buying interest. Coca Cola Bottling of New York led activity, down, with large blocks traded. NYSE composite slid to 55.31 and AMEX down 0.10 to 103.31. In Audrain County births and obituaries were reported alongside death notices for residents, listing names ages and addresses.
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New York
Wall Street
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
R W Doerge Rites Today
Funeral services for Russell William Doerge were held at Precht Pickering Funeral Home with Rev. Marvin Jones officiating. Burial was in East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Public notices list numerous births with dates and addresses across Missouri towns including Mexico and New Florence.
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Russell William Doerge
Precht- Pickering
Marvin Jones
Friendship Baptist Church
Gerald Goff
Ron Hedrick
A.W. Hager
Herbert Martin Sr
Donald Doerge
Victor Griffith
Donald Joe Koelling
Danny
Death notice for Effie E Foster of Perry
Mrs. Effie Ethelyn Foster 76 of Perry died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after two weeks as a patient Burial 11 am Wednesday Cater Funeral Home Moberly Rev Hugh Ash of Montgomery City to officiate Burial in Moberly She was born Feb 9 1900 in Randolph County married Feb 16 1920 to George Jacob Foster who died in June 1963 They lived in Kansas City and Moberly Survived by three daughters a son a brother and a sister ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren She lived at Twain Haven Nursing Home in Perry for six years and was a Christian Church member.
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Wellsville
Effie Ethelyn Foster
Perry
Cater Funeral
Moberly
Hugh Ash
Montgomery City
Randolph County
Frederick Pearl
Anna Myers
George Jacob Foster
Kansas City
Foster
Marion
Mary Ethelyn) Carter
Hyattsville
Clarence
Georgia Naomi) Henry
Ulrich, Mo
Robert
Anneta Lucille) Wagner
Carl R. Myers
Pearl Anna Walters
Madison
The
Christian Church
Twain Haven
Military Graveside Rites Tuesday
Paris George Preston Megaffin 80 died Sunday at Monroe Manor nursing home. Graveside services at 2 p.m. Tuesday Walnut Grove Cemetery conducted by Monroe County American Legion Post 22. Visitation noon today at Agnew Funeral Home. Born Oct 3 1895 Hunnewell son of Andrew H and Julie Baird Megaffin. Survived by wife Zella Ruth Donaldson three sisters Anna Sharp Hunnevel Ora Gosney and June Gosney Monroe City.
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Paris
George Preston Magaffin
Monroe Manor
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Monroe County American Legion
Agnew Funeral Home
Megaffin
Hunnewell
Andrew H
Julie Baird Megaffin
Zella Ruth Donaldson
Anna Sharp
Hunnevel
Ora Gosney
June Gosney
Monroe City
Mrs. Julia Lockwood Dies At Age 92
Mrs. Julia A. Lockwood, 92, longtime Montgomery City resident, died Saturday at Boone County Hospital. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Schlanker Funeral Home with Rev. Ernest Slovensky. burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. Visitation after 7 tonight. Survived by two sons, two daughters, a sister, 19 grandchildren, and several great grandchildren. She was born November 20, 1863, in Hermann and married Arthur C. Lockwood in 1914.
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Montgomery City
Julia A. Lockwood
Boone County Hospital
Schlanker Funeral Home
Ernest Slovensky
Montgomery City Cemetery
Lockwood
Hermann
Philip and
Marie Ernettly Kuhn
Arthur C. Lockwood
Montgomery Methodist Church
United Methodist Women
Png Uae Ee
Jerer
Kansas City
Sydney
Irene) Jaynes
Columbia
Marvin
Anna Katherine) Garrett
High Hill
Raymond
Margaret) Hartmann
Seattle
Norman
Irene) Huckman
Pershing
Mrs Chloe Young Nevins Dies At 80
AUXVASSE Mrs Murray Irene Young of Auxvasse survives Mrs Chloe Young Nevins 80 who died recently in Staten Island New York where she lived for many years Known as Cora Young she was the last surviving child of Hale Young She grew up in Jonesburg. Mr and Mrs Thomas Kurucz of Purdy are the parents of a son Nicholas Thomas Kurucz weighing eight pounds seven ounces born Saturday morning at St Vincents Hospital in Monett He has a sister Katie Jane 2 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs L Buford Thomas of Monett and Mr and Mrs Nicholas Kurucz of Miami Fla Great grandmother is Mrs Bert Enagleburger of Springfield Mr Kurucz is the superintendent of the Purdy School District Mrs Kurucz is the former Jane Thomas of
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Auxvasse
Murray
Irene) Young
Chloe Young Nevins
Staten Island
N.Y
Cora Young
Hale Young
Jonesburg
Thomas Kurucz
Purdy
Nicholas Thomas Kurucz
St. Vincents Hospital
Monett
Katie Jane
L. Buford Thomas
Nicholas Kurucz
Miami, Fla
Bert Enagleburger
Springfield
Kurucz
Jane Thomas
Mexico
Saudi Minister Predicts Oil Price Hike For 1977
Geneva AP Sheik Ahmed Zak Yamani, Saudi oil minister, forecast a price rise for crude in 1977 but warned against a very drastic jump urged by some OPEC members. He cited factors including Western economic recovery and noted a current $11.61 per 42 gallon barrel benchmark set since October 1975.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Sheik Ahmed Zak Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Bali
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Audrain County canvass under way after last Tuesday's primary
Votes cast in the recent primary are being canvassed today at the Audrain County Clerk's office. The canvassing board is led by Miss Ellen Erdel and Miss Sarah Wilfley.
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Audrain County
Ellen Erdel
Sarah Wilfley
Coal Miners Still Stay Out
Appalachian coal mines remained closed in a broad walkout that began in Kanawha County near Charleston. United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller predicted some of the nearly 100,000 miners would return to early shifts today, but West Virginia mines did not. Indications of a back to work movement appeared in Illinois, while operations in the soft coal region stayed at a standstill. Miller prepared to brief the International Executive Board in Washington.
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Charleston
W.va
Appalachian
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Ilinois
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kentucky
Kanawha
Union
International Executive Board
Washington
Landon backs Connally for Ford running mate
In Topeka AP reports Alt M Landon publicly backs former Texas governor John Connally as Ford’s vice president. Landon, 1936 GOP nominee and former Kansas governor, said his support came weeks ago and he had not discussed it with Connally. He also declined a second choice, saying he never has a second choice when for a fellow.
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Topeka
Kan
M. Landon
Texas
John Connally
Ford
Ming
Kansas City
Landon
Kansas
Connally
Dave Owen
Bob Dole
Owen
Midwest
Missouri Democrats weigh candidate for Senate nomination
State treasurer Spainhower was renominated without opposition and discussed a process that lets members vote freely. The executive committee set August 21 for a state committee session in Jefferson City. Campaign aides for Jerry Litton remain active, signaling continued party involvement and possible floor action in selecting the nominee.
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Mittee
Jerry Litton
Spainhower
State Committee
House
Senate
Litton
Republican platform muted on abortion at committee meeting
The text outlines positions to be included in the platform but does not name the canal or call for a constitutional abortion amendment. It notes Reagan condemning abortion in most cases and Ford urging reverence for life. The decision on a Kansas City trip and broad platform breadth were also discussed by party leaders.
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Reagan
Ford
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Mary Louise Smith
Hurricane Belle Rips Across Outer Banks Evacuations Rise
The storm battered the North Carolina coast with 49 to 54 mph gale winds and three feet of water flooding roads from Frisco to Hatteras. Ten thousand tourists evacuated, while 2,500 to 3,000 island residents rode out the gale in place. By 9:30 am high tides overtopped roads as evacuees crowded a Kill Devil Hills fire station.
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Frisco
Hatteras
Weather Service
Buxton
Belle
Kill Devil Hills
Nags Head
Lynn Fox
Reagan delegates push balance for platform in Kansas City
Ford Reagan country noted the drafters must balance sensibly to craft a meaningful platform. Helms flew to Kansas City Sunday to meet Reagan delegates who then moved at the committee's organizational meeting. Gov Robert D Ray of Town was elected permanent chairman but 42 to 34 vote denied him power to name sub committee chairs, letting panels choose. Most chairmen expected to be renamed.
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Country
Helms
Kansas City
Reagan
Robert D. Ray
Town
Rhodesian Farmers Stand Firm Amid Sudden Attack
In northeastern Rhodesia farm club life persists as tension grows. Len Phillips and other farmers display nerves yet carry on, while a Mozambique-based guerrilla assault leaves scars on property. Officials report 1,068 guerrillas killed this war, with 127 white casualties.
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Rhodesia
Len Phillips
F.N
Dick Fansen
Fansen
Anne
Faasen
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