Local Weather and Public Safety News from Mexico
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show 24 hour high 43, low 38, with 38 at 7 a.m. Precipitation 0.25, month to date 0.30. Forecast: Missouri partly cloudy west, rain to snow northeast, colder tonight and Sunday. Extended outlook clear, warming, 42-52. Audrain Medical Center reports admissions and births, plus dismissals and public safety updates including fire call, summons for following too closely, and highway patrol incident at junction of Highway 54 and Route B east of Mexico.
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Craig and
Love Streets
J. R. Runyan
Jefferson
William Duckworth
Route 3
Duckworth
George E. Allen
Alabama
Elmwood
W. Liberty
Lester Dewey
Mexico
Bessie M. Griffith
Venus
Monroe
Olive
Dewey
Griffith
James R. Hayes
Mississippi
500 E. Jackson
Larry E. Bowers
Maxwell car pass cited for improper passing at collision
At the intersection the Daily Record reports a left turn collision where Brooks received an improper passing citation. Both cars had moderate damage.
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Maxwell
Brooks
Mrs Wright Wyatt of Jonesburg Dies at 91
Mrs. Lillian Wyatt, 91, of Jonesburg, died Friday at Katie Jane Home in Warrenton. She lived in or near Jonesburg most of her life and is survived by Wright Wyatt. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Harding Funeral Home Jonesburg with burial in Jonesburg Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p m today. Born July 10 1883 in Iowa to George and Nancy Wells Asry.
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Jonesburg
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Katie Jane
Warrenton
Harding
Tom Sanders
Wyatt
Iowa
George
Nancy Wells Asry
Wyatts
Nice Boy Kills Parents With Baseball Bat in Missouri
Roland Ross Steer, 20, described as polite and quiet, admitted beating his mother Melvin Capehart and stepfather Jackie May Capehart to death with a baseball bat in their Ballwin home after an argument. He was in custody in St Louis County as murder warrants were expected. Two younger siblings were at school. investigators found blood in the trunk of Steer's car and later located the bodies behind a Bourbon area cabin. Neighbors recalled the victims as devout Baptists and Steer as a disturbed youth who said he did not want to see what he did.
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Roland Ross Steer
Ballwin
Melvin Capehart
Jackie May Capehart
Bourbon
Stoer
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Missouri
Sullivan
Crawford County
Norman Hoerner
Steer
Baptist College
St. Louis
Hoerner
Capehart
Capeharts
James Daly
Two Men You'll Hear More About at the Convention
Report from a mid term Democratic gathering contrasts 1968 and 1972 Chicago scenes. Delegates appear well dressed, well behaved, no antiwar chants, and observers say a stronger Democratic party may emerge from lessons learned since 1972.
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Miami Beach
Chicago
LBJ
Nebel Addresses Juvenile Facilities At Optimist Club
Nebel, director of juvenile court services for the 12th judicial circuit, spoke to the Optimist Club at the Monterey Restaurant this morning about housing juveniles detained in Mexico and the limited facilities. He presented slides showing conditions of juveniles in custody or awaiting release. Guests included Richard Sewell, Cy Swoboda, David Neihouse, George Bolte, Kevin Blumholt, Pat Estes, Arland Peck, Charles Hill, and Dr. David Luke.
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Nebel
Rod Nebel
12Th Judicial Circuit
Optimist Club
Monterey
Mexico
Richard Sewell
Cy Swoboda
David Neihouse
George Bolte
Kevin Blumholt
Pat Estes
Arland Peck
Charles Hill
David Luke
Tolson speaks on human relations at Missouri campus
Mexico Mayor Herman Tolson was principal speaker Friday night at the University of Missouri Columbia Center for Student Life meeting in Jesse Hall. The program titled Good Human Relations the Keys to Love Compassion and Understanding focused on career education and was sponsored by the Center for Student Life.
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Herman Tolson
Mexico
Center For Student Life
University of Missouri
Columbia
Jesse Hall
Litton Boomed For VP Nomination 1976
Kansas City AP report notes supporters of Rep. Jerry Litton of Missouri wooing him for the Democratic party's vice presidential nomination at the midterm conference. Dale Morgan, Missouri's 6th District Democratic chairman, circulated among delegates Thursday night and said Litton did not discourage the effort. Morgan said he also spoke with delegates from other states about Litton as VP in 1976.
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Jerry Litton
Northwest Missouri
Dale Morgan
Faucett
Missouri
6Th
Morgan
Litton
Milk Strike Ends in New York City Area
A tentative settlement ended a two day milk drought affecting 10 million residents in the metropolitan area. The agreement averts further shutdowns and restores milk supply to retailers and consumers.
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New York
$1 500 000 For Air Crash Injury
Robert Whitney, 21, of Bremerton, Washington, received 1 050 000 in a consent judgment for injuries from the Ozark Air Lines crash at Lambert-St. Louis Airport on July 23 1973. Whitney was one of eight survivors from a flight that killed 36. His parents were awarded 450 000 for medical expenses.
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Ozark Air Lines
St. Louis County
Robert Whitney
Bremerton
Wash
Ozark
Lambert-St. Louis
Whitney
Harley Whitney
Pachyderms Hear Carter on LEAP Program in Mexico
James D. Carter, former LEAP member, spoke to the Mexico Pachyderm Club Thursday with a LEAP slide program. New officers for 1975 are Ron Holbrook president, Bob Fenlon vice president, Glen Werner secretary, Ralph Lierheimer treasurer, and Ed Dubrouillet and George Sullivan directors. Bandit Not Identified. Police seek the identity of a man shot and killed Friday while fleeing a Leawood National Bank robbery.
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Carter
James D. Carter
LEAP
Mexico
Leawood National Bank
Fanne Foxe Doubles Fee Ahead of Orlando Engagement
Fanne Foxe the Argentine stripper and ally of Rep Wilbur Mills will be paid 30000 for a two week stint at Club Juana in Orlando FL club owner Mike Pinter says Foxe raised her weekly rate from 3500 to 15000. She had just ended a New York performance after Mills entered Bethesda Naval Hospital for an undisclosed illness.
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Fla
Fanne Foxe
Arkansas
Wilbur D. Mills
Mike Pinter
New York
Mills
Bethesda Naval Hospital
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