Weather forecast for Ledgerland and Missouri regions
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show yesterday highs near 85, lows around 66, with 66 at 7 a.m. Forecast calls for Ledgerland: partly sunny and warm with isolated thundershowers, highs upper 80s, southeast winds 10-15 mph, 40 percent rain tonight and Tuesday. Missouri: partly cloudy with thundershowers possible, highs mid 80s to near 90, tonight and Tuesday mostly cloudy with thunderstorms, extended outlook shows several periods of thundershowers Wednesday through Friday, highs in the 80s, lows around 60s to 70s.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Lake levels at Missouri and Kansas reservoirs show mixed changes
AP report lists lake stage readings across Missouri and Kansas. Lake of the Ozarks at 658.5 feet, 3.5 feet above normal. Pomme de Terre at 639.8, 0.8 feet above normal, down 0.1. Stockton 658.2, 8.8 feet below normal, no change. Bull Shoals 640.89, 13.11 feet below normal, down 0.94. Table Rock 903.42, 11.58 feet below normal, up 0.04. Beaver 1106.31, 13.69 feet below normal, up 0.0. Grand 742.11, 2.89 feet below normal, up 0.45.
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Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Stockton
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
Grand
Public Safety Reports Sweep Saturday Incidents Across Area
Multiple reports caught authorities Saturday including a vehicle driven into a yard on Western and several thefts from vends and homes. An accident on Highway 4 near Rawlings Street left minor damage and no summons. Highway Patrol logged injuries from a Route W rollover and a series of minor crashes with few arrests.
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Public Safety
Raymond Fricke
Western
Leo Swaim
Route 3
Clark
S. Clark
Mexico
E. Liberty
Duane Cruzan
Cruzan
Charles Perkey
Route 1
John M. Portee
Bolivar
Highway 4
Rawlings Street
Portee
Perkey
Gale Kimbley
N. Olive
Nannie Willingham
W. Anderson
E. Don Harmon
East
N. Coal
Rebecca Rodes
Waterloo
Iowa
Rena Walker
Pollock Road
Wayne Boicourt
Bennington
Highway Patrol
Randall D. McDonald
Vandalia
Michael E. Williams
Laddonia
Audrain Medical Center
McDonald
Gary L. Boling
William M. Fairchild
Benton City
Dorothy W. Ham
Charles C. Ham
Shirley M. Ragsdale
Middletown
Scott's Corner
Shirley Ragsdale
Dennis E. Harris
Centralia
Ragsdale
Ham
Gary W. Doyle
Boonville
Dorthy A. Sladek
Paris
Highway 63
Columbia
Sladek
Doyle
Highway 19
Montgomery City
Thomas C. Evans
Perry
Mike Miller
John. A. Worsham
Bellflower
William E. Horton
Worsham
Fontell M. Logan
Wellsville
Charles Long
Verus A. Overkamp
New Florence
Hermann Area Hospital
Big Spring
Deaths Mrs Montague Dies At 98 Rites Tuesday
Martha Elizabeth Montague 98 died at 1 05 p m Sunday in Mexico after living near Laddonia until 1971. Survived by daughter Eunice Carlaon son in law Larry in Mexico and two great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Bienhoff with burial in Laddonia Cemetery.
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Mexico
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Eunice) Carlaon
Bienhoff
Marvin Jones
Friendship Baptist Church
Montague
Wordan
John Albert
Mary Elizabeth Hoxsey King
Otis M. Montague
Roger Montague
A. Dillard Montague
Farber Baptist Church
Runyon Rites Held Sunday At Paris
Services for Clarence Harvey Runyon 75 of Paris were at 2 p.m. Sunday at Agnew Funeral Home with Rev. Dallas Bundy officiating. Burial followed at Eastlawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Mexico. Survivors include wife Glenna Wheeler, a son Gene of Paris, two daughters Marcella Blankenship and Irene Jennings, one granddaughter, two great grandchildren, two sisters and five brothers. Runyon died Thursday at Woodland Hospital in Moberly. he operated Runyon's Frozen Food Service north of Paris.
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Clarence Harvey Runyon
Agnew
Dallas Bundy
First Baptist Church
Eastlawn Memorial Park
Mexico
John Jennings
Bates Browning
Leonard Runyon
Paul James
Bob Winterbower
J.T. Lutz
Runyon
Woodland Hospital
Moberly
Hannibal
Chance and
Clyde Runyon
Lloyd and
Muriel Runyon
Vandalla
Curryville
Andy Aubuchon Dies at 87 in Wright City
William Andrew Aubuchon 87 of Wright City formerly Bellflower area died Saturday in a St. Louis County nursing home. Retired farmer, born December 15, 1889 in Martinsburg. Survived by Grace Shults Aubuchon spouse, daughter Alpha Gettinger, eight great grandchildren, three grandchildren, one great great grandchild, brother George Aubuchon. Funeral at Schlanker Funeral Home Wednesday at 10 a.m. with Rev. Ambrose Stratman officiating. burial Resurrection Cemetery Wellsville. Visitation after 6 p.m. today.
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Montgomery City
William Andrew
Andy) Aubuchon
Wright City
Bellflower
St. Louis County
Schlanker Funeral Home
Ambrose Stratman
Resurrection Cemetery
Wellsville
Mr. Aubuchon
Martinsburg
Charles
Mary Martinie Aubuchon
Clayton
Grace Orlena Shults
Alpha C. Gettinger
George Aubuchon
Edgewater
Aubuchon
Walter Pidgeon Undergoes Brain Surgery
Walter Pidgeon, 76, recovering from brain blood clot removal at St. John's Hospital in Los Angeles. Spokesman said he is in stable condition after Friday night surgery. he was admitted August 4 following a fall at a Motion Picture Relief Fund meeting and moved to intensive care.
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Los Angeles
Walter Pidgeon
St. John’s Hospital
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Pidgeon
Motion Picture Relief Fund
Missouri livestock market reports hog steer and lamb prices
Missouri Livestock Market Center with price tiers for slaughter hogs and sows, cattle and sheep. Prices show gains for hogs 1-3 to 2-4 weights, sows up to 0.50, cattle steady to lower, with slaughter steers and heifers mixed, and feeder classes listed. National Stockyards data include hogs up to 46.75 and cattle steady to weak with mixed grades, plus Chicago commodity quotes and a NY stock market snapshot.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agri
MNS
Roger Parker
Carter Sees Mixed Six Month Review of His Presidency
President Carter says he has improved the tone of the federal government but admits inflation and unemployment remain problems. He notes no spectacular foreign gains though outlines a coherent program and a goal to improve Southern Africa, the Middle East, and relations with the Soviets. He also says cooperation with Congress has increased his insider feeling.
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Carter
ABC News
Plains
Africa
Middle East
Congress
Senior Menus This Week at the Senior Citizens Center
The center offers a daily menu plan for seniors with Tuesday chicken and noodles and mixed greens, Wednesday meatloaf and creamed peas, Thursday ham and beans and coleslaw, and Friday baked chicken with macaroni salad. Each meal includes milk or coffee and RSVP via 581-7749.
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Senior Citizens Center
Chip Carter Plans Move to Plains. marital issues persist
Washington AP Chip Carter, 27, plans to relocate with his wife Caron and baby James to Plains, Georgia, to work in the Carter peanut business after resigning from the Democratic National Committee. Reports say Chip and Caron have faced ongoing marital problems amid public appearances and family statements.
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Washington
Chip
Caron Carter
Plains
White House
Democratic National Committee
Carter
Caron
James
James Earl Carter IV
Prison Choir Conductor Vanishes After Breakfast Escape
John Henry Wagner, a 38 year old bank robber from St Paul Minnesota and inmate at Leavenworth, directed the prison choir at a Kansas City breakfast then disappeared with the group before returning to the prison. He had been jailed since February 7 for parole violation on a 1967 bank robbery conviction.
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Kansas City
Kan
John Henry Wagner
U.S
Leavenworth
Wagner
St. Paul
Minn
Camp Leavenworth
Missouri House Resumes Session on Capital Improvements Bill
Missouri House members return to the Capitol to resume work on a $142 million capital improvements measure funding state building maintenance and new prisons. The bill’s prison compromise includes $25 million for a St. Louis area medium security prison and $11.7 million for renovations and extra maximum security space in Jefferson City. The Senate plans hearings on the measure and on Gov Teasdale’s appointments, with adjournment targeted next Tuesday.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Capitol
House
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Joseph Teasdale
Alberta Slavin
Public Service Commission
House Appropriations Committee
Teasdale
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Prices Go Up On Some Smokes
R J Reynolds Tobacco Co announces a about six percent wholesale price increase on domestic cigarette brands and Winchester Little cigars. The rise, effective Friday, sets regular and king size brands at 14.35 per 1000 and 120 millimeter brands at 14.85 per 1000, due to higher raw materials and operating costs.
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N.C
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Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco
R. J. Reynolds Inc
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Camel
Salem
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Former Gestapo Officer Kappler Returns to West Germany
BONN West Germany AP Herbert Kappler a convicted Nazi war criminal who fled from a Rome hospital over the weekend apparently returned to West Germany a government spokesman said. Spokesman Armin Gruenewald said a call from Kappler’s wife indicated he is in the country but his exact location was not known. Kappler who is serving a life term for the reprisal execution of 335 Italian civilians was being treated for cancer. He had sought death in Germany but Italy’s highest court ruled against freeing him last December.
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West Germany
Herbert Kappler
Rome
Armin Gruenewald
Kappler
Gruenewald
Gestapo
Germany
Italy
Federal funds planned for youth employment programs
The Labor Department announced an estimated 17.3 million dollars for youth employment initiatives across Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, and Nebraska. These funds, not final allocations, will guide planning for 23 prime sponsor governments under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act.
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Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Labor Department
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