Weather Roundup Brings Lake Levels and Local Temps
Official morning readings show high 30s to 40s across the region with a warming trend into Tuesday. Lake levels at Lake of the Ozarks and Pomme de Terre exceed or approach normal, while Stockton and Bull Shoals sit below, with beaver and table rock also below normal. Admitted and discharged lists reflect numerous local residents at Atudrain Medical Center, and a death reported for G.B. Quisenberry.
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Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Stockton
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
Public Safety Summary From The Daily Record Blast
No injuries reported after a parked Paul Gibbons pickup rolled into Marcia Paden’s car on Highway 15 north of Pearson. Minor damage to the Gibbons truck and moderate damage to Paden’s car.
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Paul Gibbons
W. Pearson
Marcia K. Paden
Highway 15
Pearson
Paden
Gibbons
Steven L. Sims
Salmons Trailer Court
Sims
Melvine E. Nelson
E. Lafayette
Green Boulevard
Trinity
Dorothy Gieseker
Western
W. Monroe
Highway Patrol
Marilyn M. Bell
Wellsville
Laddonia
Highway 54
Auxvasse
Patton
Bell
David Powell
Montgomery City
Paula J. Adams
Columbia
Highway 161
Market Reports and Mixed New York Stock Exchange Activity
Market reports show lamb and feeder lamb values climbing with slaughter lambs steady to higher and feeder lambs up 3 to 5 dollars. In New York, a mixed stock market edged higher early but profit taking rose amid concerns over economic recovery as October indicators fell for a second month. Westinghouse led activity on the NYSE, and overall indexes fluctuated with the Dow down to 860.04 at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Westinghouse Electric
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Secret Session To Name New Cortes Head
Madrid AP reports the Council of the Realm met in secret to name a new Cortes president with a possible renewal of Juan Carlos liberalization. Nominees include Torcuato Fernandez Miranda. Cortes chief Alejandro Rodriguez Valcarcel’s term ended. Camacho derides the amnesty, promising to free more prisoners and vote to oppose it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Council of the Realm
Juan Carlos
Cortes
Carlos Arias Navarro
Torcuato Fernandez Miranda
Luis Carrers Blanco
Alejandro Rodriguez Valcarcel
Marcelino Camacho
Congress Do Or No Do Continued From Page 1
Congress debates tax cuts tied to the 1976 election while trimming popular programs. Ford vetoed bills and faced overridden measures on health, education, and lunch programs as Congress moves toward local public works funding and a split tax bill likely after adjournment.
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Ford
Congress
Senate House
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Raymond Ferguson Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Raymond Ferguson were held at 2 p.m. at the Precht-Pickering Funeral Home with Rev. Melford Schmidt officiating followed by burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named were William Lierheimer Marion Munford Robert Munford Ralph Hudson Dave Hudson James B Ferguson Jr. and Rich A Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ferguson
Precht-Pickering
Melford Schmidt
Elmwood Cemetery
William Lierheimer
Marion Munford
Robert Munford
Ralph Hudson
Dave Hudson
James B. Ferguson Jr
Rich A. Ferguson
Court Won't Rule On Poverty Limit
The Supreme Court declined to decide how poor a defendant must be to qualify for a free court-appointed lawyer, leaving Ohio's decision intact. It also declined review of a Dayton desegregation plan, upholding a circuit ruling for a systemwide plan by year end. Other actions included overturning a Georgia car theft conviction for speedy trial failure and allowing a publicly owned hospital to refuse abortions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Dayton
Ohio
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Georgia
Three Convicted Of Defaming Pope
American author Robert Katz and film figure Carlo Ponti along with director George Pan Cosmatos were convicted in Rome of defaming Pope Pius XII over a 1944 Rome massacre book and film. Katz got 14 months, Ponti and Cosmatos seven months each. sentences suspended.
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Rome
Robert Katz
Carlo Ponti
George Pan Cosmatos
Pius XII
Katz
Ponti
Cosmatos
Auto racer Graham Hill dies in plane crash near London
British racer Graham Hill, 46, former world champion and 1966 Indy 500 winner, died when the light plane he piloted crashed on a fogbound golf course near London. Five crew members also perished. Hill retired last year to focus on Formula 1 car making.
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London
Graham Hill
Hill
Ford in China as talks set on security and detente
President Ford and Mrs. Ford visit China for talks with Teng and Chou. They discuss Korea peninsula security and U S Soviet relations while stressing continued Chinese American ties. The trip includes state dinners, cultural exchanges, and a shift in tone toward stronger friendship.
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Teng
Chou
Ford
Li Hsien-nien
Susan
Kissinger
Chiao Kuan-hua
George Bush
U.S
Peking
Bush
Tong
Korean
China
Nixon
Cho
White House
State Department
Taiwan
America
Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
Alaska
Asia
Tokyo
Kiiichi Miyazawa
Hirohito
Middle East debate and UN extend Sinai mandate
Egypt hailed UN decision as progress toward a broader Middle East settlement while Syria criticized Cairo for signing a second stage Sinai accord. The UN Disengagement Force mandate was extended for six months in a 13 to 0 vote, with PLO participation debated in January and Kissinger mediating interim negotiations. Israel handed over Abu Rudeis oil field to UN troops and Italian technicians as Egypt prepared to assume control.
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Egypt
U.N
Cairo
Syria
Sinai
Israel
Middle East
Anwar) Sadat
Tahseen Bashir
Golan Heights
Jacob A. Malik
Soviet Union
PLO
United States
Chaim Herzog
U.S
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Council
PIO
Malik
Moynihan
Kissinger
Abu Rudeis
Sinai Peninsula
Smoke Shop Preserves Turn of the Century Vibe in Hannibal
Clarence Schaffer runs Schaffer Smoke House in Hannibal with a 90 year tradition. The shop features tin decor and old time grill work reflecting late 1800s style. Schaffer describes family ties to cigar making, his 1949 purchase, and his hobbylike stewardship keeping it open seven days a week unless for weddings or funerals.
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Sandy Luipersbeck
Hannibal Courier-Post
Associated Press
Hannibal
Schaffer
Clarence Schaffer
Laura Frazier
Mark Twain
Becky Thatcher
Twain
Connecticut
EU Com Summit Sees Deep Splits On Key Issues
In Rome the Eu Common Market summit of 17 nations faced rifts over energy and economic policy, with Britain resisting willingness to speak with a single voice. Paris talks later this month may be delayed if federalists lose ground. Giscard d Estaing met Pope Paul VI and urged peaceful emulation for Europe while leaders planned an open ended council to assess recovery and unification prospects.
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Rome
Europe
Britain
Paris
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Giscard d’Estaing
Paul VI
Giovanni Leone
European Council
Spain
Portugal
Bible City Promoters Fail To Show
Springfield AP reports Bible City promoters behind a $20 million Bible oriented recreation park near Springfield have vanished from their offices. Promoter Bill Caywood and associate Russell Phillips are absent amid questions about securities, financing, and prior aborted projects. Local church leaders and the Better Business Bureau questioned the campaign as unsubstantiated and failed to secure BBB or Chamber memberships.
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Springfield
Bible City
Bill Caywood
Caywood
Springield
Cambridge
Ohio
Mobile
Ala
Fort Worth
Tex
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
Russell Phillips
Oklahoma
John Spence
United Christian Fund of
Dorsey E. Levell
James Craig
Ozarks
Better Business Bureau
Springfield Chamber of Commerce
Craig
Progressive Investors, Inc
Phillips Enterprises
Legislators Debate Weapons Law in Missouri
In Independence Missouri three legislators debated mandatory 10 year prison sentences for using a deadly weapon in crime. Sen Donald Manford and Rep Glenn Binger support the plan, Sen Jack Gant opposes. Binger says it would deter violent crime and render handgun registration unnecessary. Manford seeks no leniency for first offenders.
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Independence, Mo
Missouri
Donald L. Manford
Ckansas City
Glenn Binger
D-Independence
Jack Gant
Manford
Binger
Gant
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Atudrain Medical Center
Jesse C. Scrogin
Anna M. Force
Woodrow W. Anderson
Armit W. Norfleet
Betty E. Storck
Jessie C. Burt
Ezra W. Goodwin
Melissa M. Henderson
Roy Hendrix
Clifford O. Downing
Janet M. Hake
Roger W. Freeman
Henry Shuck
Lorraine R. Pearson
Monica A. Bertels
James A. Dodson
Jake Wieschhaus
Martinsburg
Bradford E. Hulse
Jerry Terry
E. Violet Kobusch
Vandalia
Irvin F. Gruer
Homer C. Starr
Madison
C. Wayne Posey
Arthur J. Coureton
William L. Atkins
Kenneth Wade
Roy Milhollin
Centralia
John A. Acton
Wesley H. Erb
Monroe Cassens
Harold Hemphill
Angela Curtis
John Chapman
Delbert Admire
Norris Sterner
Larry Dickerson
James Redmond
Helena Gantt
Fred Fritschie
Ralph Hueston
Vida Peer
Mexico
Porter Minnis
Chillicothe
Leslie Cluster
Everett Clark
Mongomery City
Ray Shepard
Henry Carver
Vandilla
Thomas Nazarenh
Arthur Berck
Charles Cillis
George McGee
Holliday
Floyd Vaugin
Thomas M@s
Melanie Fiiday
Perry
John Pemberton
Kingdom City
Cassauira Wilson
Farber
Clarence Young
John
Ferris
Thomas Maxwell
Rush
Quisenberry
Cory Alar Ezell
Barbarianne Hodges
Melvern ¢, Worley Jr
Linda Sue Dobbs
Eeeien
the Daily Record
Julius Ray Brazil
Audrain County
Columbia Police
Citizens Band
Brazil
Dinetta J. Griffith
South Trails
Norita Shirley Douchant
John Henry Puckett
Circuit Court
John Willis
Mark
Mildred) Authur
Mexico- Audrain
William
Patricia) Ehrlich
Route 1
Chicago
Cash Grain
National
Lincoln Park Zoo
Mideast
Santa
Jesus Jeans
Vatican
Joves
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