Weather and river levels and Missouri floods update
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show high 69 and low 49 in the last 24 hours. December normals noted. Forecast for Zone 5 calls for colder tonight and Tuesday with showers or thundershowers, rainfall probability about 70 percent. Missouri outlook predicts cloudy, rain likely then cooler, with highs in the 40s to 60s and cooler nights. Lake of the Ozarks stage at 656.5, 1.5 feet below full. Pomme de Terre at 843.4, 3.4 feet above full. Saint Louis river stages listed for several locations. Audrain Medical Center reports multiple admissions and discharges in Mexico, Missouri, with many local names.
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Missouri
Bootheel
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
ST. Louis
Boonville
Jefferson City
Dos Hermann
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Quincy
Deaths and Public Safety Report From Audrain County
Public Safety report lists several incidents and arrests in Audrain County including a window breaking at 634 Robinson Street and a DWI case involving Edward V. Major after a 10 30 p m crash on N Jefferson Street causing damage to three parked cars. Magistrate Court details three separate releases on assault charges tied to a Rainbow Bar disturbance and a burglary case, with multiple defendants and bonds. Also noted are hunters charged for over the rabbit limit, a murder arraignment in circuit court, and Missouri livestock market listings with cattle hogs and feeder pigs prices and futures. Births for October documented by Alberta Edmonston reflect numerous newborns with parents’ names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewellen
Public Safety
Herbert D. Painter
Robinson St
Edward V. Major
S. Kentucky St
N. Jefferson St
Major
N. Jefferson Street
Judith Ann Mordaunt
St. Paul, Minn
Robert Leroy Merill
Audrain Medical Center
Leslie Allen Newbrough
Donald Robert Fisher
Audrain County
Dennis Lee Newbrough
Robert Greene
Joe Heffner
Vernon Schneider
Mexico
Rainbow Bar
Dennis Newbrough
Gary Wayne Harris
Effie Laverne Brown
Harris
Kaiser Refractories
Duane Cruzan
St. Louis
Martinsburg
Willie Owens
James Moore
Hiram Tucker Jr
Levi Tucker
George Henderson Jr
Henderson
David Bear III
Delores Rummans
Mexico Ledger notices and stock market report 1979
Dec 3 1979 Mexico Ledger lists births marriages and deaths with dates from Oct and September, including Melinda Ann Hudson Delores Ann Henderson and Stella Jackson. Deaths include George Marion Pearl Jeffrey Alan Hudson Hattie Pearl Guile Christopher Griffiths. Stock Market: Monday blues as Dow 30 industrials down 14 to 808.25 with energy worries recession fears and high rates cited.
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George Marion Pearl
Jeffrey Alan Hudson
Mary Lenora Nevins
Carlton Francis Dobyns
Helen Evelyn Swanson
Russell Bliss Robert
Dorothy Elizabeth Thornton
Herbert F. Ellington
Irven Henry Horton
Clarence Edgar Weeks
Thomas Ray Day
Malcolm A. Davis
Georgia Vesta Damron
Julius John Holtwick
Hattie Pearl
Alma Marie Ruebling
Gertrude W. Sanford
James O.helm
M.D
Donald F. Shay
Josephine Dunham
NEW York
New York Stack Exchange
Ralph Acampora
Harris, Upham & Co
American Stock Exchange
Ryan Homes
Cutter Laboratory A
General Electric
The Godfather Name Bar Renamed The Father
ELNORA New York AP State Liquor Authority refused a license for the restaurant The Godfather citing criminal connotations. After costly edits the Italian American eatery now operates as The Father with a license and changes to signs menus and paraphernalia. Frank Parisi the owners’ attorney will seek reconsideration.
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Elnora
N.Y
God
State Liquor Authority
Guy Benacquista
Frank Parisi
Mrs. James Lewellen Dies At 95 In Paris
Daisy Florena Leitch Lewellen born October 9 1678 in Monroe County died at Pleasant View Rest Home Paris early Sunday. Widow of James Lewellen married February 14 1905, survived by four sons Orval Oliver Norris Glenn, 15 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, 12 great great grandchildren and two sisters Delia Anderson and Mary Leitch. Funeral 1 p.m. Tuesday Agnew Funeral Home Paris with Rev Kenneth Kelly, burial St. Jude Cemetery Monroe City.
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Paris
James Lewellen
Pleasant View
Daisy Florena Leitch
Monroe County
John
Eliza Carman Leitch
Orval
Moberly
Oliver
Greentop
Norris
Shelbyville
Glenn
Colorado Springs
Harvey Gander Rites Are Held
Services for Harvey Joe Gander 60 of Palmyra were held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Christian Church in Philadelphia Missouri with Rev. Luther Lewis officiating. Burial followed at St. Jude's Cemetery in Monroe City. He died suddenly of a heart attack at 11 a.m. November 27 at his home. Survivors include his wife Sue Cole, five foster children, two brothers, a half brother, two sisters, and his mother, with several relatives listed.
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Harvey Joe Gander
Palmyra
Christian Church
Philadelphia
Luther Lewis
St. Jude's Cemetery
Monroe City
Mr. Gander
Mexico
Sue Cole
Vernon
Shirley) Vaughn
Holden
Gennie Curtis
Quincy, Ill
Wanda
Marie
Mary Kathryn Cole
Alvin Curtis
Davenport
Iowa
Eddie
Tommie Cole
Susan Vaughn
Harve Gander
Clifford Gander
Bruce Gander
Herbert Phelps
Wichita
Kan
Victor
Edith) Young
Macomb, Ill
Jackie Coon
Tucson, Ariz
Energy Crisis Continues With Oil Cutoff and Reactions
The article reports on a CBS interview where energy concerns are discussed amid an oil cutoff. Treasury Secretary Schultz calls the shortage a long-term crisis and notes the Arabs have awakened the country. Weekend developments include many drivers staying home, near-total pump shutdowns, senators urging a government cut of energy use by a third, and the President easing fuel allocations for general aviation from 42.5 to 25 percent.
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CBS Radiotelevision
NBC
Meet the Press
Treasury
George P. Schultz
United States
Truckers Parade Protests Rules
Sixty independent owner operators from Grants Pass led a diesel and speed limit protest along a 10 mile stretch of Interstate 5 in southern Oregon. Joined by other truckers, the demonstration saw rigs stopped at three points between Grants Pass and Rogue River, the caravan stretching over a mile at one point.
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Grants Pass
Ore
Oregon
Interstate 5
Rogue River
Boyle Loses Appeal On Illegal Funds
In Washington AP reports former United Mine Workers president W A Tony Boyle had his appeal denied by the Supreme Court. He was convicted in March 1972 of illegally funneling 49250 to political candidates via Labor's NonPartisan League and faces fines totaling 130000, plus five years in prison. His lawyers argued First Amendment rights and double jeopardy concerns.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Supreme Court
William 0. Douglas
Boyle
Labor
NonPartisan League
Mine Workers Union
UMW
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Yablonski
Pennsylvania
Kissinger To Visit Faisal In Middle East Tour
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger plans a five nation trip through the Middle East with a stop to see King Faisal of Saudi Arabia later this month. Diplomats say the itinerary may include Lebanon and other states as he pushes for a productive Geneva peace conference and oil relief.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Kissinger
Lebanon
Israel
Geneva
Cecil J. Phillips Returns Home After Cataract Surgery
Cecil J. Phillips of Jackson, home from Boone County Hospital in Columbia where he had cataract removal in one eye. The other eye had been treated previously. He is reported recuperating nicely.
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Cecil J. Phillips
Jackson Sr
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Head Start Drive Seeks Extra 1820 for Local Funds
The Head Start Council and Audrain County Human Development Corp. Board aim to raise 1820 in local funds for Mexico Head Start classes. Local funds cover speech, mental health, a summer program, supplies, and equipment not funded by federal grants.
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Head Start Council
Audrain County Human Development Corp. Board
Mexico
Bill Johnson
Audrain County
Johnson
Audrain City-County
East Central Missouri
First Presbyterian Church
California Krogh Charges Are Dismissed
Los Angeles AP A Superior Court judge dismissed burglary and conspiracy charges against Egil Krogh in the Ellsberg case after considering his guilty plea in Washington DC The judge accepted a prosecutor's recommendation and Krogh did not appear at the brief hearing Krogh's attorney said he would testify at the co defendants trial after sentencing Krogh admitted approving a 1971 Beverly Hills break in to obtain Ellsbergs psychiatrist records
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Los Angeles
Egil Krogh
Ellsberg
Krogh
Washington, D.C
Gordon Ringer
Atty
Stephen Trott
John D. Ehrlichman
G. Gordon Liddy
David Young
Norbert Schlei
Trott
White House
Washington
Daniel Ellsberg
Lewis Fielding
Beverly Hills
Bond, Senate Clash Over Plan To Expand Merit System
Legislation shows a rift over executive control and a merit system expansion with Senate proposals for environmental commissions and more positions, while Bond pushes direct governor reporting and a wider reorganization. Debate spans emergency powers, energy bills, and campaign finance reforms with ethics and spending limits outlined.
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Senate
Bond
Cason
Revenue Department
House
Secretary of State
State Ethics Commission
Rental Cars Shrink As Half-Tank Policy Emerges
Associated Press reports how gasoline shortages push rental firms toward smaller cars and half-tank policies. Hertz, Avis and others see no sign of broad rent-a-car slowdowns yet, but executives worry over rationing and fuel supply. Fleet shifts toward compacts and intermediate models reflect manufacturing limits and demand.
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Associated Press
Hertz
Avis
Sol Edidin
Car and Truck Rental and Leasing Association
National Car Rental
Nixon tied to two bank CDs held by Rebozo ally
Nixon reportedly held two certificates of deposit totaling 250000 at a Key Biscayne bank run by C G Bebe Rebozo. One 100000 issue dates to September 1969, another 150000 to March 1973. Dade County prosecutors seek Nixon bank records, bank lawyers contend privilege.
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Key Biscayne
C. G
Bebe) Rebozo
Nixon
Dade County
Fla
Richard Gerstein
Gerstein
Robozo
Howard Hughes
Rebozo
Union Leader Opposes Oil Execs in Energy Plan
United Mine Workers chief Arnold Miller denounces President Nixon for using 250 oil executives to direct the federal energy program calling it a disaster. He ties energy policy to coal contract talks, vows strict safety enforcement, greater living cost adjustments, and paid sick leave as pensions rise. The convention opened under Miller after reform leadership ousted Boyle in a government supervised election.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Nixon
UMW
Arnold Miller
Miller
Reform
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Legislation files span campaign finance and local powers
The legislature considers bills on campaign spending reporting, party checkoffs, a Missouri Bureau of Investigation, licensing of physical therapists and labs, reclassifying mobile homes for tax purposes, regulating savings and loan stock associations, extending physician assistants’ duties, raising bank interest under the federal system, pesticide regulation, and public easements. Other measures authorize liquor at resorts, allow city or county fee offices, preserve telephone easements on government land, and shift grade-crossing fund surplus to annual accumulation.
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Cason
Missouri Bureau of Investigation
Federal Reserve System
20Th Judicial Circuit
Franklin
Gasconade
Osage
Revenue Department
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William D. Rucker
Kenneth R. Hays
Warren Ransdell
Earl W. McGruder
Joel McHatton
Millard Hayes
Raymond Nimer
Raymond Hildebrand
Claude McFadin
Charles Perkey
Ralph A. Ross
Larry E. Snell
Joy L. Smith
Margaret W. Maddox
Shelbina
Wilbert Haux
Stu
New Florence
Mike Shire
Grover Burts
Wellsville
Leslie R. Marshall
Louisiana
James E. Foiles
Paul Burnett
Vandalia
Roy Milam
Center
Leslie Gliser
Boyd W. Clark
Bessie Rosser
Vanda Johannsen
William Bohlen
Warren
Dee) Daugherty
Thomas R. Torreyson
Glen L. Rosen
Howard Myers
Alex Marshall
Gerald Porter
Leo Lyng
Sylvester Schmidt
Mont
the Daily Record
Comery City
Raymond A. Deimeke
Floyd Allen Jr
Mokane
Leslie S. Smith
Charles R. Francis
Herbert R. Cochran
Middletown
Katherine Atterberry
Charles St. Clair
Curryville
Ray Miller
Santa Fe
Richard Taylor
Richard Gentry
Auxvasse
Anna M. Wheeler
Frank E. Carey
Highway Patrol
Ronald Lee Heyer
Route FF
Centralia
Lowell Eastin
Market Reports
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Mo. Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
National Stockyards
U.S
Alberta Edmonston
Salt River
April Latrice
Ronald Gene Scott
Timothy Aaron
Larry Eugene Hartman
Terry Lee
William Lance Jennings
David Scott
James David Montgomery
Karen Michelle
Danny Levi Pitts
Brandi Nicole
Billy Bob Workes
Paul Allan
James Albert Williams
Justin Kyle
Earl Edward Adams
Elizabeth Renee
Luther Clint Patterson
Clint Jeffery
Ronald Lee Arnold
Charles David
Edward Coolidge Moreau
Paula Jean
Dennis Martin Schroeder
Ross William
Richard Wilhite Ward
Connie Sue
Stanley Keith Dowell
Matthew Lane
Howard Jay Potter
Stephen Lee
Stanley Edward Hudson
Macy James
Joe Wendell Rodenbaugh
Veronica Lynn
Robert Alan Davidson
Bradford Wayne
Donald Wayne Cooper
Jason Lee
Ben Jay Tindle
Kristin Denise
Roger William Wall
Paul Wayne
Carl William Houston
Crystal Mae
Sterline Dennis Wayne Albright
Melinda Ann
Tommy Edward Hudson
Delores Ann
Joseph Paul Nickens
Eric Lee
Earl Franklin Nowlin Sr
Jason Edward
Walter Donald Woods
Stephanie Lynn
Harold Ronald Williams
Holly Anne
Richard Lawrence Lincoln
Christopher Stephen
Ronnie Gale Rackiey
Kimberly Dawn
Dale Martin Dobbins
Rebecca Sue
John Robert Dunkle
Phaedon Gizikis
Greece
Athens
Gizikis
George Papadopoulos
the Godfather
Harvey Gander
C.J. Phillips Home
California
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