Egyptian Guns Move Out Of Sinai
Egyptian antitank guns and heavy artillery reportedly moved west toward the Suez Canal Friday signaling thinning troop presence in the Sinai. Israeli forces continued withdrawing across the canal as U.N. forces begin marking new buffer lines. Syria and Jordan discussed steps to separate their forces from Israel amid ongoing diplomatic maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Suez Canal
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Suez City
3Id
Isaeli
Canal
United Nations
U.N
Canal Front
Cairo
al Ahram
Hafez Assad
Anwar Sadat
U.S
Syria
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Damascus
United States
Jordan
Israel
Hussein
Nixon
Middle East
Fire kills 177 in Sao Paulo bank blaze
A three short circuit in an air conditioning system sparked a two hour fire on the 12th floor of a modern Sao Paulo bank building. Flames fed by plastic materials trapped workers, causing about a thousand employees to evacuate or leap from windows. Officials fear more victims remain inside the charred structure.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Bank Of‘ficials
William Franz Williams
Banco Crefisul Investmento
Brazilian Air Force
Rene Contieri
Wie Duild
Contieri
Pauly Avinu
Price controls loom over major department stores
Price restraints may dampen increases across the sector, affecting ten firms including Sears Roebuck and Co. and Macy’s Inc. The council will monitor periodic reports from the large firms and take action if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Marcor, Inc
Montgomery Ward
J.C. Penney Co
Kresge Co
Federated Department Stores, Inc
F.W. Woolworth Co
Allied Stores Corp
Broadway Hale Stores
Macy's, Inc
Marshall Field & Co
Dunlop
Former Guilty of Bank Fraud
William Q. Lemons, 55, a Sedalia farmer and former Blackwater bank president, pleaded guilty in federal court to defrauding Fidelity State Bank & Trust Co. in Topeka of 12,500 dollars. He was fined 3,000 dollars and placed on three years probation. His son William R. Lemons, 27, of LaMonte, Mo., was indicted last March for helping defraud the bank.
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Kansas City
William Q. Lemons
Sedalia
Topeka
Lemons
Blackwater
Fidelity State Bank & Trust Co
William R. Lemons
LaMonte
Five Oil Firms Raise Gasoline Prices In January
Five major oil companies report higher wholesale gasoline prices in January with increases ranging from 2.6 to 5.5 cents per gallon. Texaco kept February prices steady for gasoline heating oil and diesel, but hiked residual fuels by 6.5 cents. Mobil, Standard Oil of Ohio and others also announced bumps approved by the Cost of Living Council, while retail pass-through to consumers remains possible at service stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Shell Oil Co
Atlantic Richfield
Continental Oil
Getty Oil Eastern
Clark Oil & Refining
Cost of Living Council
Clark
Shell
Continental and
Getty
Mobil Oil
Standard Oil of
Ohio
Returns To Her Home After Dismissal From Phillips Home
Mrs Amanda QC Sannebeck has been dismissed from Phillips Nursing Home and has returned to her home at 714 N Calhoun St.
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Amanda QC
Sannebeck
Phillips Nursing Home
N. Calhoun St
Horrible Fire at Sao Paulo Bank Building Claims 170 Lives
Brazilian survivor Wilson Parrillo recalls a deadly blaze at a 25 story Sao Paulo bank. Fire spread rapidly as hoses leaked and equipment hindered responders. Many workers, mostly women, fled or jumped to escape. Volunteers aided evacuations as chaos unfolded.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Wilson Parillo
Parrillo
Sao Paulo Bank
Rene Contieri
Gt We Waildigeg
Two More Enter Miss Mexico Contest Adds Doris Collens
Wade McArthur announced two more contestants for Miss Mexico honors Doris Collens daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Collens 815 S Clark Sr and Lisa Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Gardner Route 3 Mexico They join Juanita Lynn Laurel Enslen Frances Phillips Deborah Deason Merl Reddick Delores Clark Rachel Gould Pricilla Singleton Daren LeBrell Fanny Duvall Debbie Bird The contestants meet Sunday at 1 00 pm at Audrain County Historical Society for pictures A fashion show was announced for Kline's Department Store on Wednesday Feb 20 at 7 00 pm.
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Raymond Collens
S. Clark Sr
Lisa Gardner
Victor Gardner
Route 3
Mexico
Juanita Lynn
Laurel Enslen
Frances Phillips
Deborah Deason
Merl Reddick
Delores Clark
Rachel Gould
Pricilla Singleton
Daren LeBrell
Fanny Duvall
Debbie Bird
Audrain County Historical Society For the Pictures
Kline's Department Store
GOP Director Urges Reform and Efficiency in Missouri
Clair Elsberry executive director of the Missouri Republican Party told Mexico Rotary Club that Missourians want efficient government and that the GOP will push reforms in 1974. He praised leaders Bond Phelps Ashcroft and Danforth as patterns for public service and stressed optimistic party plans, citing Rendlen as a driving force and noting the party’s goal to attract candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Republican Party
Clair Elsberry
Trenton
Mexico
Ina
Country Club
Elsberry
Missouri Republican Party
Bond
Kit Bond
Bill Phelps
John Ashcroft
Jack Danforth
Mr. Elsberry
Phelps
Ashcroft
Danforth
Albert Rendlen
Rendlen
Kennedy Boy In For Treatment
Edward M Kennedy Jr, 12, son of Massachusetts senator, is hospitalized for tests and treatment to prevent bone cancer recurrence. His right leg was amputated above the knee on November 17 after a rare bone tumor was found. Doctors report no persistence of tumor and outline periodic hospital stays every three weeks.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy Jr
Massachusetts
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Kennedy
Diesel fuel crisis shuts roads across nation
Truckers continue a nationwide slowdown affecting about 10 000 workers as diesel prices spike from 20 to 50 cents a gallon. National Guardsmen monitor rock throwing while Florida urges gas to fire and police amid near panic. The ICC lifts freight rates 4 percent for iron and steel haulers, but independents demand price relief before returning to work.
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General Electric
Florida
Michigan
Don Wolf
Atlanta
Miami
National
Pennsylvania
Reubin Askew
National Guard
Jacksonville
Interstate Commerce Commission
Midwest
Iron and Steel
Richard Lowe
Peoria
Ill
Mexico
Oo Wees
Steelworkers and Aluminum Makers Strike New Pact
The United Steelworkers and top aluminum producers have finalized a new labor contract affecting 25,000 workers at Alcoa Kaiser and Reynolds Metals. The deal includes a pension boost equal to 95 percent of basic wage with Social Security, a 15 percent wage hike over three years, and a cost of living escalator. The average hourly raise is 69.7 cents. The agreement, effective immediately, is seen as a pattern for upcoming steel industry talks in Washington.
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New York
United Steelworkers
T.W. Abel
Washington
Abel
Alcoa
Kaiser
Reynolds Metals
Doughnut Champ Fails To Break Record In Parkersburg
In Parkersburg West Virginia Tim Yeager and two Parkersburg Catholic High School students attempted the world glazed doughnut eating mark of 28 in 15 minutes. Yeager managed 2 during the 15 minute trial but did not surpass the existing record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W.va
Tim Yeager
Parkersburg Catholic
Daily Record Forecast and Local Public Notices
The Daily Record reports zone 5 forecast with cloudy skies highs in the 30s, tonight in the 20s, and Sunday in the 40s. Missouri outlook cool with possible rain midweek, and extended forecast to 42 to 52 degrees. Also lists hospital admissions at Audrain Medical Center from multiple towns, discharges, a death of Jennifer Elaine Woods, a marriage license application for William Darrel Davis and Marie Antonette Montgomery, a public safety report of a noninjury accident, magistrate court charges for several individuals, probate administrator Grover Rex for the William Dale McWhirt estate, and estate values.
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Missouri
William Darrel Davis
Marie Antonette Montgomery
Warrenton
Grover Rex
William Dale McWhirt
Clark Says Truman Never Mentioned His Big Mistake
Former Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark says Harry Truman never told him about calling Clark his biggest mistake. He notes a 1960s Miller biography draws on taped interviews and quotes Truman criticizing Clark for his roles as attorney general and on the Supreme Court. Clark recalls a long friendship with Truman, testifying near a Texas constitutional hearing and defending Truman as one of America's great presidents.
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Austin
Tex
Harry Truman
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
Clark
Truman
Merle Miller
Miller
Constitutional Convention
Judiciary Committee
Kansas City
Court
Market Reports Yesterday's Cash Grain Summary
Soybeans 6.23, corn 2.70, milo 3.95. No wheat local quotes. St Louis No 2 red (soft) wheat 6.41, hard wheat 6.00.
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St. Louis
Mansfield vows action on Watergate and impeachment
Montana Senator Mansfield outlined his 1974 agenda highlighting Watergate questions of impeachment and resignation. He pledged to conclude House and Senate action this session, supported TV coverage of proceedings, and urged Congress to restore public confidence amid the energy crisis. He suggested Nixon may order rationing and favored price rollbacks over excess profits laws to curb soaring prices.
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Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
Mansfield
Montana
Trucker Joins Guardsman Patrol During Pennsylvania Strike
James Beer a 45 year old truck driver from Wilkinsburg left his rig to join the Pennsylvania National Guard unit on patrol during the truckers strike. He said this is his job and he must be present as the 107th Field Artillery unit has been called up to patrol western Pennsylvania highways.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
James Beer
Pennsylvania National Guard
Beer
Wilkinsburg
107Th Field Artillery
Pennsylvania
Stocks and trading figures from yesterday in over the counter and NYSE
Over the counter bids and asks included A. B. Chance at 10 to 11 percent, Commerce Bancshares 24 to 25 percent, Wetterau 17 percent both bid and ask. NYSE results show Robbie Brooks at 3 percent, 1,100 shares. Dresser Industries 605 percent, Kaiser Aluminum 21 percent down four. Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 34 percent down four, Ralston Purina 41 percent down four, US Gypsum 21 percent down as, Wal-Mart 1844 down 42 on 500 shares.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart 1844
Jennifer Elaine Woods Dies at Audrain Medical Center
Jennifer Elaine Woods five months old daughter of Larry and Susan Hendren Woods of Mexico was pronounced dead at 9 15 a m at Audrain Medical Center Coroner Connie Pickering said she was rushed to the hospital after being found dead in her crib Graveside services will be conducted at 11 4 m Monday Rev Martin Capehart will officiate assisted by Rev Victor Clark Precht Pickering Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements Jennifer was born Aug 2 1973 in Hannibal Surviving parents a brother Jeffrey Dale 3 paternal grandparents Olin Woods Arcata Calif Mrs Betty Fisher Mexico maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs William Hendren Mexico great grandparents Mr and Mrs Hollis Davidson Sr Mexico Mr and Mrs Claude Woods Fulton and several aunts and uncles
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Jennifer Elaine Woods
Larry
Susan Hendren Woods
Muldrow Sr
Audrain Medical Center
Audrain County
Connie Pickering
Martin Capehart
Victor Clark
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Jennifer
Hannibal
Jeffrey Dale
Olin Woods
Arcata
Calif
Betty Fisher
Mexico
William Hendren
Hollis Davidson Sr
Claude Woods
Fulton
Mrs Nelle Whitaker Rites At Moberly
Mrs Nelle D Whitaker 75 of Moberly died Wednesday in Whitaker Nursing Home She was mother of Mrs Harold Edwards of Mexico A Santa Fe native she had five grandchildren two sisters Miss Mary Wilson and Miss Viola Wilson both of Moberly and a brother Oren Wilson of Paris Services were held at 1 30 p m Friday at Million Greer Funeral Chapel in Moberly Burial was in Santa Fe cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle D. Whitaker
Moberly
Whitaker Nursing Home
Harold Edwards
Mexico
Whitaker
Santa Fe
Million and Greer Funeral
Mary and
Viola Wilson
Oren Wilson
Paris
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Chamber of Commerce Office
Ron Darnell
Gary Sanger
Rita Gipson
Jaycee Wives Advertising
Ron Holbrook
Tim Baker
Wade McArthur
Dave Clark
Wally Frazier
Mike Cherches
Dave Wilmshorst
Darriel Douglas
Jaycee Wives
Dee Isgiig
Bob Barnes
Steve Erdel
Dwight Schindler
Richard Vance
Doris Collens
GOP
Truckers
Aluminum
the Daily Record
Kevin Davenport
Blanche M. Johnson
Trenton J. Black
Albert H. Dillard
William J. Stone
Laddonia
Charles L. Franklin
Auxvasse
Perry Hammett
Farber
Magele Gouldman
Delores I
Cornty
Montgomery City
Mary Ella Cobb
New Florence
Boyd W. Clark
Clevan
Roddy
Roy Milhollin
Toby R. Moore
Leo Dicknelte
Centralia
Lanzie R. Righter
Hallsville
Arthur Kobush
Melissa Harper
Jana Allen
Paul Baker
Marie Creasman
Francis Hughes
Stella Norfleet
Billy Rippeto
Howard Baugh
Wellsville
Jason Mantle
Robert N. David
Benton City
Fred B. Miller
Charles Bush
Hunewell
Lloyd Austin
Bellflower
Mattie Batterton
Jason Gifford
Arnold J. Jones
Willie Meyers
Christopher Harp
Thompson
John Buckman
Leo Funk
Lancaster
Public Safety
S. Clark Street
Green Blvd
Ralph G. Gaston
S. Clark
Elmer Donaldson
Dorcas St
Donaldson
Charles Eugene Gish
B. Breckenridge St
Charles F. Roden
George E. Schafer
David Lawrence Tate
Richard Deorwallis
Jerry Ray Hoagland
Harry
Paris Manufacturing Co
Cleveland
Stock Market
Nelle Whitaker
Valentine Diamond
Jefferson
Aga
Francis
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