Weather and safety brief from Mexico area daily record
Official 7:00 a.m readings show last day highs 32 and lows 18 with 0.10 inch precipitation on Saturday and 1.00 inch snow. Forecast calls for clear, cold tonight and sunny, not as cold Tuesday with highs in the 30s. Lakes region levels and hospital admissions listed with names, births, dismissals, deaths and local public safety notes including a traffic accident and a highway incident near Mexico.
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Strange Undertow Fatal To Diver At Bull Shoals Lake
Marcia Mathias a Des Moines Iowa nurse drowned Friday while scuba diving to about 60 to 80 feet in Bull Shoals Lake. Her fiancé Dr Don Russell reported a strong underwater current hindered ascent, she ran out of air, and she disappeared while he briefly blacked out during buddy breathing. Authorities continued weekend search for her body and noted a prior drowning in the same lake area last September.
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Bull Shoals, Ark
Marcia Mathias
Des Moines
Russell
Warner
Mathias
Market Drops as Coal Strike Vote Looms in New York
New York stock market faltered amid growing unease over the pending end to the coal strike. The noon Dow fell 10.09 to 608.59 as losers outpaced gainers by more than 3 to 1 on the NYSE. Matsushita Electrical led Big Board volume, slipping to 12% on a 256,000 share trade. Pacific Coast Properties was down 1 16.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Bega
Matsushita Electrical Industrial
American Stock Exchange
Big Board
Pacific Coast Properties
Amex
Gunmen Take Hostages In San Francisco Supermarket
Two masked gunmen seized eight hostages at Petrini Plaza Market near Golden Gate Park, releasing three as police surrounded the store. Officers negotiated by phone. no injuries were reported. The store is in a densely populated residential and business area about two miles from downtown.
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San Francisco
Gordon Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Petrini Plaza
Golden Gate
Tammy Rene Curtis Services Tomorrow
Funeral services for Tammy Rene Curtis age 2 will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Green Funeral Home chapel with Rev. William Duncan officiating. Burial follows at Elmwood Cemetery. She died November 26 while en route to University Medical Center in Columbia. Born October 27, 1972, she is survived by her mother Hazel Evan Curtis, two brothers Johnny and Ronald, a great grandmother Mrs. Viola Curtis, and other relatives.
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Tammy Rene Curtis
Green Funeral Home
William Duncan
Elmwood Cemetery
University Medical Center
Columbia
Hazel Evan Curtis
Johnny
Ronald
Viola Curtis
Plane crash near Upperville claims several lives in Virginia
The Trans World Airlines crash near Upperville Virginia killed multiple passengers and three stewardesses. The aircraft plunged into a mountain area after losing radar contact near Dulles. Authorities and government personnel, including workers at a nearby underground disaster headquarters, aided in the search and recovery. The victims’ identities and ages were reported, with relatives describing the impact and loss.
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Dexter Davis
Federal Aviation Administration
Dulles
Loudoun County
George Hocker
Washington
Indianpolis
Columbus
TWA
Kansas City
Trans World Airlines
Upperville
Denise Stander
Pittsburgh
Jen van Fossen
Redding
Calif
Elizabeth Stout Martin
Lexington
Mike Martin
New York
Ford to face inflation, recession questions at news conference
President Ford, amid a recession, is expected to be questioned about new plans to curb inflation and the economic slump at a news conference. He spent hours in the White House and met with staff chief Donald Rumsfeld after attending Sunday services at St. John’s Episcopal Church with Mrs. Ford.
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Donald Rumsfeld
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mrs Henry Cope Rites On Wednesday
Martinsburg native Mrs Henry Cope 69 died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico. Born January 1 1905 in Montgomery County she was the former Pauline Fort daughter of Morris and Luie Brinegar Fort Sr. Survived by husband Henry Cope and a large family. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Myers Funeral Home Wellsville burial Bellflower Cemetery visitation after 3 p.m. Tuesday. Survivors include son Donald Martinsburg daughter Martha Andrews Buell eight grandsons four great grandchildren five brothers and three sisters with ties to Wellsville Martinsburg Auxvasse East St Louis Warrenton and Olds Iowa.
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Henry Cope
Audrain
Mexico
Montgomery County
Pauline Fort
Morris and
Luie Brinegar Fort Sr
Myers Funeral Home
Wellsville
Bellflower Cemetery
Donald
Martha Andrews
Buell
Ted
George
Ben Fort
Morris Fort
Emil Fort
Olds
Iowa
Clara Coil
Auxvasse
Edna Fowler
East St. Louis
Virginia Cavender
Warrenton
Nellie Johnson Dies After 20 Years in Kansas City Area
Mrs. Nellie Johnson formerly Nellie Dean died Wednesday at St Marys Hospital in Kansas City. Funeral at Mount Moriah Chapel and burial there. She and former husband ran Deans Drug Store in Mexico. Survived by husband John D. Johnson Prairie Village Kan a daughter Ann Bauer Milford Conn two brothers J. W. Bramblette Des Moines and Robert Bramblette Seattle three sisters Pearl Bolin Kansas City Jean Johnson Des Moines Ellen Hassler Mexico and four grandchildren.
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Kansas City
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mount Moriah
Johnson
Nellie Dean
Mexico
Dean
John D. Johnson
Prairie Village
Kan
Ann Bauer
Milford
Conn
Robert Bramblette
Seattle
J. W. Bramblette
Des Moines
Pearl Bolin
Jean Johnson
Ellen Hassler
Mrs Musgrove Dies In Arizona
Mrs Edward Musgrove 82, formerly of Mexico, died in a Farmington New Mexico hospital. Funeral services are set for 10 30 a m Wednesday at Precht Pickering Funeral Home with Don Wortman presiding burial follows. Born August 6 1892 in Indianapolis she was daughter of Andrew and Sadie Kettery. Her husband Edward died in 1952. Survived by four sons Thomas Denver James Aztec Earl Maryland and Bruce Mexico two brothers Gladdon Mexico and Cleaver Mesa three sisters Mrs Earl Precht Mexico Mrs Goldie Redman Columbus Ohio and Mrs Blanche Hamilton Columbus Ohio Friends may call after 2 p m Tuesday at the home. Out of town family expected Tuesday.
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Arizona
Mexico
Farmington
N. M
Precht-Pickering
Don Wortman
Elmwood Cemetery
Indianapolis
Ind
Andrew
Sadie Kettery
Thomas Musgrove
Denver
Colo
James W. Musgrove
Aztec
N.M
Earl H. Musgrove
Maryland
Bruce Kettery
Gladdon Kettrey
Cleaver Kettery
Mesa
Ariz
Earl Precht
Goldie Redman
Blanche Hamilton
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Ralph McCabe Dies At Neelyville
Mrs. Ralph McCabe aged 82 died at Poplar Bluff hospital after staying with her daughter Mrs. Kenneth Schneider in Neelyville. She is mother of W.R. McCabe of Services are pending at Memorial Funeral Home in Columbia. Memorials are asked for to the American Heart Association.
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Kenneth Schneider
Neelyville
Poplar Bluff Hospital
W.R. McCabe
Mexico
Memorial Funeral Home
Columbia
American Heart Association
Two Installed In Honor Society
Gary W. Linnenbringer of Auxvasse and Thomas Richard Lenz of Centralia are among 85 University of Missouri students in Columbia slated for initiation into the Gamma Sigma Delta agriculture honorary on December 6. Eligible members include seniors in the colleges of agriculture home economics and veterinary medicine and the school of forestry fisheries and wildlife. Seniors must rank in the top 15 percent with a 3.00 GPA, graduates 3.25.
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Auxvasse
Thomas Richard Lenz
Centralia
University of Missouri
Columbia
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UMC Colleges of Agriculture, Home Economics and Veterinary Medicine
School of Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife
Dentist unveils drill-free tooth filling method
New York AP reports Dr. Donald A. Wel plans to describe a filling technique needing little to no drilling or anesthesia. He says enamel acid treatment creates irregularities for locking fillings lasting up to 10 years at the 50th Annual Greater New York Dental Meeting.
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Oklahoma Health Service Center
Wel
Greater New York
Hal A. Huggins
Colorado
Huggins
Three Crew Die As Northwest Jet Crashes En Route To Colts
A Northwest Airlines 727 charter crashed in a storm while en route to pick up the Baltimore Colts, killing all three crew members aboard. The victims were Capt John B. Lagario, copilot Walter A. Zadra, and flight engineer James F. Cox Jr. The flight departed Kennedy Airport at 7 14 p.m. and radioed about a spin before disappearing from radar near White Plains. The Colts’ public relations director said the flight was chartered at short notice after a prior charter was grounded by snow.
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Kennedy
Westchester County
White Plains
New York
Ernie Accorsi
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Actress Cicely Tyson Burglary Loss Reported
Police report Cicely Tyson suffered about 35000 dollars in jewelry and furs during a burglary of her Manhattan duplex on Fifth Avenue. The break in occurred between Friday night and Saturday morning when the apartment was empty and was found by a Tyson employee.
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Israel President Katzir cites nuclear potential uncertain
Maariv quoted President Ephraim Katzir saying Israel has a nuclear potential but it is unclear if he meant military or peaceful use. The remark came to American science writers in Jerusalem as officials avoided confirmation. Israel has two reactors and past visits found no arms program but noted plutonium capability.
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Coal Field Snow Delays Balloting
Heavy snow in the Appalachian coal fields delayed balloting on a new contract for 120,000 United Mine Workers members on strike since November 12. UMW President Arnold Miller sent telegrams urging locals in the first rank-and-file ratification vote in 84 years to extend balloting through Wednesday night to maximize participation.
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Mills Attacks in Interview Sparked By Nixon Parody Plans
In a candid dressing room session actor Shirley MacLaine’s involvement and Mills’ remarks about launching performers were noted while he promoted a Nixon parody submission to Lew Wasserman of Universal. Mills cited heart trouble and heavy sedation as he spoke with Miss Foxe and her estranged husband present.
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Israel Says Arafat Faction Gunned Israeli Frontier Village
Israeli officials attribute the Rihaniya raid to two of Yasir Arafat's Al Fatah guerrillas. A Moslem factory worker was killed and his wife wounded as gunmen pressed for hostages. Peres vowed to end such attacks and noted repeated failed raids on Lebanon border.
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Holdup Man Gunned Down In Restaurant Robbery
In St Louis a holdup man was killed and his partner fled after a diner customer, a 60 year old dentist, fired back in a Marys Fine Foods robbery. The suspect Bradley 38, recently paroled for a 1956 patrolman slaying, died later at City Hospital. The dentist surrendered to police as a witness. Leslie Cowan dies at 86 in Columbia.
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