Weather snapshot and hospital notices from Ledgerland area
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show highs in 30s and 40s, lows near 30. Forecast calls for rain or snow tonight and Tuesday, 40 percent. Missouri entries note mainly cloudy with chances of rain, turning colder midweek with possible snow north. River and lake stages listed. Audrain Medical Center reports multiple admissions and discharges including a new birth in Mexico, with several local names.
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Deaths and public safety update from The Daily Record
The Daily Record sums death notices for Mrs. Smith Key 83 Mrs. George Hunt 63 Mrs. Emma Clark 79 Marley McGuire 54 Richard Scohee 81 Howard Pickerell 74 and Mrs. Beulah Peery 77. Public safety reports detail a missing girl located by a neighbor and a recovered tape recorder from Hawthorne School. Road patrols report traffic incidents including a minor stroke during a collision and multiple injuries in separate crashes near Mexico Middletown and surrounding areas. Courts list magistrate and circuit actions including burglary charges and driving privileges. Market updates cover Missouri Livestock and Chicago grain futures trends.
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Emma Clark
Marley McGuire
Richard Scohee
Howard Pickerell
Beulah Peery
Public Safety
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Sherwood
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William Maddox
Robin Hood Rd
Medical Center
Delores
Angela
Steven
James Daniel Pierson
New Bloomfield
Hermann Area Hospital
MacKittrick
Pierson
John Holem
Franklin
Robert Boeger
Middletown
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Highway 161
Teddy Baugh
Wellsville
Baugh
Boeger
Secret Service Used Funds Wrong
Washington AP The General Accounting Office ruled that Secret Service funds were improperly used to pay for protecting Treasury Secretary William E. Simon. Comptroller General Elmer B. Staats said the secretary is not among protected individuals and protection cannot be ordered using Secret Service funds.
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Market mixed after last week's rise in New York
New York stock market was mixed in thin trading after a strong prior week. The noon Dow fell 0.47 to 703.22 as 776 advances beat 426 declines on the NYSE among 1596 issues. earnings and rate cuts fueled some gains while autos fell and banks cut prime rates to industry lows.
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Bar-Hopping Ends In Death Of Two Lawmen
In Manhattan two off duty housing authority officers killed each other after a night of drinking along with a uniformed city police officer and a cab driver. The officer Frank Bugdin died after exchanging shots with Thomas Vodicka and his companion John Corcoran was wounded. Vodicka was killed. Bugdin had served 17 years and was survived by a wife and three children. The incident followed Vodicka firing into the air and prompted a police confrontation two blocks from the Waldorf-Astoria. In a separate note Time magazine reports Nixon may seek a China ambassadorship returning to public life in Republican circles.
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Deaths Mrs Smith Key Dies At 83 Rites Today
Mrs Clara Lillian Key 83 of Paris died Saturday at Monroe Manor after a long illness. Services were 2 p.m. today at Davis Funeral Home Shelbina with Rev Mike Crouch officiating and burial at Sunset Slope IOOF Cemetery Shelbina. Born June 7 1891 near Granville the daughter of W W and Mary Ellen Conley. She married Stanley Key December 26 1909. Surviving are her husband a sister Mrs Earl Dry Holliday three grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Preceded by a son and two daughters she was a Granville Christian Church member.
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Howard Pickerell Dies At 74 In Missouri
Howard Pickerell, 74, of Wellsville died at home after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Schlanker Funeral Home in Montgomery City, with burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. Born May 29, 1900 in Audrain County, he lived in Shamrock before moving to Wellsville two years ago. Survivors include sister Mrs. Laura Gibson and four brothers Lewis, Jess, Frank, and Homer. Memorials may be made to Cancer Fund.
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Wellsville
Schlanker Funeral Home
Audrain County
William B
Katherine Dietrich Pickerell
Shamrock
Liberty Christian Church
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Lewis
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Jess
Auxvasse
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Couleteer
Iowa
Homer
Kansas City
Cancer Fund
Mrs. George Hunt Dies At Middletown
Mrs. George Hunt 63 of Route 3 Middletown died Saturday evening. Funeral services planned for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Myers Funeral Home Middletown, Rev. Hugh Ash officiating. Burial in Sunrise Memorial Gardens near Wellsville. Visitation after 1 p.m. Monday. Born Marie Hall December 11, 1911 in St Louis County. Survived by husband George Hunt. daughter Georgia Cole Patoka Ill. sons Albert Hunt St. Ann and Ralph Hunt St John Mo. brothers Frank Hall St. Louis and Robert Hall Detroit. sisters Mildred Cherry St. Louis, Margaret Canterucci Detroit Eleonor Meneau Ohio, Betty Wilton West Virginia. eight grandchildren. stepfather William H Mueller. Memorials to cancer fund suggested.
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Route 3
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Sunrise Memorial Gardens
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Patoka
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Frank' Hall
St. Louis
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Detroit
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Cancer Fund
Mrs Emma Clark Dies At Hospital
Mrs Emma Clark 79 of Wellsville died at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico. She had been ill months. Funeral 1:30 pm Thursday at Montgomery City with Rev Lewis Bynum officiating. Burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. Born May 29 1896 to Henry and Jane Briscoe. Widower Ora Clark died May 31 1963. Survived by sisters Maude Nickens and Florence Williams of Wellsville and brother William Briscoe of
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Richard Scobee Dies At 81 In Perry Rites Pending
Perry funeral arrangements are pending for Richard Scobee 81 of Perry a retired railroad employee in Washington. He died at 9 30 p m Sunday at the University of Missouri Medical Center after a two week illness. Born May 31 1893 in Florida Mo he was a son of Caleb and Essie Wilkerson Scobee. He is survived by his wife Marie Jackson two sons three daughters two sisters and several grandchildren.
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Woodrow Funeral Today In Santa Fe
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. today for Jesse S. Woodrow a farmer from near Santa Fe who died recently. Rites were led at the Santa Fe Methodist Church by Mrs. Tillie Cash of Hannibal. Burial took place at Lick Creek Cemetery in Perry with Wilkey Funeral Home in charge.
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Mrs Beulah Peery Dies in Columbia at 77
Mrs Beulah Peery 77 former Buell resident died Sunday night at Boone County Hospital in Columbia. She moved to Columbia to live with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Freie. Funeral 2 p m Tuesday Buell Methodist Church. Burial Fairmount Cemetery Middletown. Visitation after 7 p m today Myers Funeral Home Wellsville. She leaves daughter Anna Mae Freie son in law George Freie and two grandchildren Timothy and Jeffrey Freie and an aunt Mrs Mary Bauer at Montgomers City.
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Votes Soon On Tariff Food Stamps in Congress Test
AP report: Ford administration tariff and food stamp price boosts face House votes this week. Dems seek a select CIA FBI surveillance committee and budget debate on Ford’s 349 billion dollar proposal for next year.
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ACP Eliminated From Farms and Programs In Ford Budget
Ford budget plans drastic cuts to farm subsidies including elimination of the Agricultural Conservation Program. Direct payments to farmers would fall from over 1 billion this year to about 401 million next year, with disaster payments easing as weather normalizes.
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Ford outlines permanent reductions to curb federal spending
President Ford defends a large 1976 budget aimed at cutting deficits, proposing $17 billion in cuts, defense boosts, energy tax hikes with rebates, and limits on Social Security and other programs. Congress doubts passage while critics warn of high interest, stalled growth, and lost jobs.
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Ford seeks big energy research boost in 1976 budget
President Ford urged Congress to lift energy research funding in his fiscal 1976 budget while holding civilian spending to a $600 million rise. He proposed a $786 million energy increase, emphasizing solar, geothermal, fossil fuels, and nuclear programs. The plan targets a sixfold rise for solar and geothermal research, a 50 percent rise for fossil fuel research, and a 20 percent rise for nuclear energy, mainly breeder reactor development. The energy push is paired with tax and price-control changes aimed at reducing foreign oil dependence, with funds returned to the public via rebates and benefits. Environment programs would rise 7.1 percent, with $463 million more, offset by small cuts elsewhere.
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Aid To Asia Essential in Vietnam Cambodian Aid Bill
Congress debates a 2.7 billion fiscal year 1976 package for Vietnam and Cambodia. The measure covers military and economic aid, deemed essential to regional security and reconstruction efforts. The proposal emphasizes backing for defense and stability amid postwar recovery.
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