Local Weather and River Notes From Missouri and Kansas City
Forecasts show snow and wind with very cold conditions in Ledgerland and Missouri travel advisories. River stages across Kansas City, St Louis, and nearby towns are listed with below normal levels. admissions include multiple names and local entries from various towns. a newborn is reported in Mexico.
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Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Stockton
Beaver
Grand
ST. Louis
Waverly
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
St. Charles
Hannibal
Mexico and nearby towns death and public safety update
Tributes and obituaries for Ross Ferris and others noted at Audrain Medical Center. Public Safety reports include a parked car hit by an unknown vehicle on Clark and Clay, hydrant vandalism causing slick roads, and a minor collision at Herb's Apco. Highway Patrol details multiple incidents including a rear-end crash on Highway 54, a DUI charge after a culvert strike, and a rollover on Route CC near Centralia. Circuit Court lists a loan judgment against James E. and Vivian Davis and a marriage dissolution petition for Kathy Ann Hahn and Gary Lee Hahn. Market reports cover Missouri livestock and Chicago futures. James H Staples, 72, of Salem, former Mexico resident, dies.
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Joe Feger
Route 4
Clark and
Clay Streets
Bob George Pontiac
Feger
Promenade
Eastholm
Public Safety Department
Leon McKinnon
Bass
George W. Wilson
Mexico
Herb
Apco
B. Liberty
Highway Patrol
David L. Kemp
Audrain Medical Center
Kemp
Robert F. Winters
Florissant
Winters
Emmett A. Cummins
Madison
Centralia
Donald Sigman
Cummins
Elmer Isgiig
Boone County
Walter R. Turpin
Madisen
Lola A. Dunn
Moberly
Highway 15
Paria
Dunn
Jack
Turpin
Highway
Courts Circuit Court
Farmers Mercantile Bank of
Bowling Green
James FE
Vivian Davis
Vandalia
McIlroy and
Milan
Kathy Ann
Gary Lee Hahn
Market Reports Stock Market Gains On Anticipated Stimulus
NEW YORK AP Market indicators rose as investors priced in possible government steps to boost the economy. The noon Dow Jones industrial average stood at 954.70, up 4.15 as advances outpaced declines 21 to one among NYSE issues. President-elect Carter signaled no immediate tax cut move, while Handy & Harman led activity at 20, after opening at that price on 177,000 shares. Volume reached 6.91 million on the Big Board through two hours.
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Stock Market
New York
Jimmy Carter
Handy & Harman
Aged patient in nursing home shoots three then kills self
In Payallup Washington 94 year old Albert Andre killed two fellow patients, wounded a nurse, and took his own life at Riverwood Care Center after a dispute. The victims were Louis Schoenbachler 70 and Orval Holthusen 77. Nurse Patricia Carman was treated for a jaw wound. Police have a theory but no confirmation of a motive or weapon source.
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Payallup
Sumner
Tacoma
Goodby
Albert Andre
Riverwood
Andre
Nursing Home
Louis Schoenbachler
Orval Holthusen
Tacoma General Hospital
Patricia Carman
Pointblank Range
Mrs Spradlin Funeral Held for Edith Spradlin
Funeral services for Edith Elnora Spradlin age 47 of 610 N Jeffries were held Sunday at Precht Pickering Funeral Home with Rev Jim Randall of Love Street Christian Church officiating. She died Friday. Pallbearers included Charles R Johnson Ronald Kamper Fulton Noah Mackey Auxvasse John Hatcher Baker Nelson Willing. Burial followed at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Robert
Edith Elnora) Spradlin
N. Jeffries
Precht-Pickering
Jim Randall
Love Street Christian Church
Charles R. Johnson
Ronald Kamper
Fulton
Noah Mackey
Auxvasse
John Hatcher
We Baker
Nelson Willing
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Mark W. Everett Rites In Arkansas
Mark W Everett 51 of Wellsville died Friday at his home after illness. Former truck driver, burial at Oxford Ark. Services held at Brockwell Community Building. Howard Funeral Home Melbourne in charge. Born May 19 19% at Brockwell, son of Ralph and Nellie Couch Everett. married June 24 1975 to Velma J Sawyer at Oxford. She teaches home economics at Wellsville Middletown R 1 High School. Surviving mother resides in Arkansas.
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Wellsville
Mark Warren Eiverett
Welleville
Everett
Brockwell
Ark
Oxford
Howard Funeral Home
Melbourne
Mr. Everett
Ralph
Nellie Couch Everett
Velma J. Sawyer
Wellsville-Middletown
Arkansas
Robert E. McLane Dies at 91 in Centralia Rites Today
Robert Everett McLane 91 of Centralia died Saturday at Audram Medical Center after a long illness. Born September 10 189. He married Minnie Ridgway in 1910 who died in 1965. Survived by son Arnold two grandchildren and two great grandchildren with several nieces and nephews. Funeral services 2 pm today at Meador and Son Chapel with Rev. Seal Bradford officiating. Burial at Glendale Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers listed.
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Centralia
Robert Everett McLane
Audram Medical Center
Mr. McLane
John and
Mary Frances Sexton McLane
Minnie Evelyn Ridgway
Arnold McLane
Mrs West Rites Today In Montgomery
Rosa McKinley West 79 formerly of Moberly died Saturday in Colonial Manor Nursing Home New Florence where she had been patient since October. Funeral at Schlanker Funeral Home at 2 p m conducted by Rev Ron Copeland burial Bellflower Cemetery. Born November 30 1897 in Missouri daughter of John and Mary Parkey. Married Thomas J West October 11 1991 in Bowling Green he died 1954. Survived by brother Ira Parkey Vandalia and many nieces and nephews. Seven siblings preceded her in death. Memorials to Cancer Fund.
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Rosa McKinley West
Moberly
Colonial Manor
New Florence
Schlanker Funeral Home
Ron Copeland
Bellflower Cemetery
Thomas J. West
Bowling Green
Ira Parkey
Vandalia
Cancer Fund
Services Held For Mrs. Pruett in Centralia
Mrs. Mary K. Pruett 80 of Centralia died Friday at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral services were Sunday at Meadow and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Cleo Kottwitz presiding. Pallbearers included Carroll Bryson Howard Burton Charles Fecht Melvin Gee Sr Bill Henry Jim Henry Joe Ingram and Harold Ward. Pruett served as city collector in 1946 and city clerk from 1959 until retirement in 1967. Burial followed at Centralia city cemetery.
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Centralia
Mary K. Pruett
Meadow and Son
Cleo Kottwitz
United Methodist Church of
Carroll Bryson
Howard Burton
Charles Fecht
Melvin Gee, Sr
Bill Henry
Jim Henry
Joe Ingram
Harold Ward
Pruett
Audrain Medical Center
Centralia City
Death Notice for John Walker of Green River Wyoming
Relatives learned Sunday of the death of John Walker in Green River Wyoming after an extended illness. Funeral services are set for Wednesday in Green River. He is survived by his wife a daughter and three grandchildren. His wife Minnie Dunlap is a slater and was raised near Centralia.
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John Walker
Green River
Wyo
Minnie Dunlap
Slater
Emma Jones
Yale St
Centralia
Return of Maggie Gallop from Rochester Funeral
Mrs Maggie Gallop of 20 Fairsite Drive returned from Rochester Indiana where she attended the funeral of Mrs Alice Baxter of that city. Mrs Baxter is the mother of Mrs Howard Gallop of Lebanon Pennsylvania. Also attending were Mr and Mrs Delaney Linda and Dan Mokane and Mr and Mrs James Gallop of Wheaton Illinois.
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Maggie Gallop
Fairsite Drive
Rochester
Ind
Alice Baxter
Baxter
Howard Gallop
Lebanon
Delaney
Linda
Dan Rr Mokane
James Gallop
Wheaton
Ill
AMA Divided On Insurance Plans Stirs Debate at Convention
PhiladelphiaAP The American Medical Association House of Delegates debates national health insurance options as the Board of Trustees reviews strategies. Some delegations oppose any AMA backing while others back a voluntary plan run through private insurers with no payroll tax.
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Philadelphia
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Congress
Board of Trustees
AMA
Association
Carter
Richard E. Palmer
Nebraska
Louisiana
Ilinois
South Carolina
New Mexico
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
James C. Corman
D-Calif
Palmer
Peace Force Stays Out Of New Lebanese Battle
In southern Lebanon Moslem and Christian villages shelled each other above the Israeli border while Arab League peacekeepers did not enter the region. A Lebanese police spokesman reported one killed and five wounded as both sides blamed each other for starting the fire.
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Farouk Nassar
Associated Press
Wester Beirut
Lebanon
Arab League
Israel
Yasir
Jury Recalled In Inquest On Sydenstricker
A coroner's jury recalls tonight at 7 with Coroner Connie Pickering at the Precht Pickering Funeral Home to review autopsy results in the death of Harvey A. Sydenstricker a Hatton native who collapsed October 26 at Kenneth Suttons home. Police suspect cocaine overdose. jury members include Bernard Oligschlaeger Herbert Jackson Jr Leo Mayes Leo Wolfe Carl Atking and Mrs Tim Hagan.
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Bud Riley
Harvey A. Sydenstricker
Connie Pickering
Precht- Pickering
Hatton
Sydenstricker
Joe Sydenstricker
Route 4
Auxvasse
Kenneth Sutton
Singleton
Bernard Oligschlaeger
Herbert Jackson Jr
Leo Mayes
Leo Wolfe
Carl Atking
Tim Hagan
Governors Seek Regional Liaisons For Economic Interests
Five Southern and Southwestern governors urge President-elect Carter to create regional liaison offices to protect and promote state economies. Mississippi's Cliff Finch hosted a conference with David Pryor, David Boren, Edwin Edwards, and George Wallace. They stressed offices should serve the nation, not favor any single region.
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Jackson
Miss
Carter
Mississippi
Cliff Finch
Finch
Governor
David Pryor
Arkansas
David Boren
Oklahoma
Edwin Edwards
Louisiana
George Wallace
Alabama
North
Midwest
West
South
Savings Firm Remains Center Of Diverse Tenants In City
The building complex housing Savings Firm, continued from Page 1, hosts numerous tenants including Parsons Jewelry Hogan's Maytag Beltone Hearing Aid Clearview TV McCue-Decker Realty a new record shop by Steve Craghead and Larry Pollard Bob Arens barber shop Missouri Department of Agriculture grain testing Jimmie Houser insurance and Lierheimer MFA insurance Upstairs houses the School of Metaphysics. Citizens Savings Assn built on 1955 with directors Frank H. Kister Jewell Bybee Edward L. Rodes Alan Coatsworth and Mr. Baker. Asset growth shows 1965 at 30 790 then 4 070 579 five years later 15 769 798 and by 1972 45 040 297. Baker succeeded Kister in 1968 and Robert Ollis became executive vice-president in 1968.
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Clarence Barnes
Parsons Jewelry
Hogan’s Maytag
Beltone Hearing Aid
Clearview Tv
McCue-Decker Realty
Steve Craghead
Larry Pollard
Bob Arens
Missouri Department of Agriculture
Lierheimer Mfa Insurance Agency
Baker
Kister
Robert Ollis
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