Audrain Weather, Dockets, and Rates From The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports a 7:00 a.m. reading with clear to partly cloudy forecasts and warming trend through Sunday in Zone 5. Missouri projections show highs in the 30s today and 40s Sunday, with a Tuesday to Wednesday warm spell and a chance of showers. Audrain Medical Center lists admissions including Charles H. Nichols and Andrew S. Newbrough, noted births, discharges, and deaths for Roland B. Golden and Mrs. Lawrence Clark. Public safety updates include collision reports on Anderson and Olive, Trinity and East Liberty, and Highway 19 near Martinsburg, plus magistrate driving licenses, court pleas, and a divorce petition in Circuit Court.
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Missouri
James Floyd Stone
N. Clark Sr
Anderson and
Olive Streets
Anderson Street
Carl R. Becker
Stone
Montgomery Ward Co
Ronald Terry
Washington St
Trinity
East Liberty Streets
Terry
Trinity Street
Otha Lee Pasley
Hazel
Pasley
David Halter
Kentucky St
Train Car Crash Sparks Search and Rescue Effort
An Illinois Central Gulf train stopped after colliding with a Beck car, with crew and volunteers aiding a search for an infant and freeing an injured woman. Officers noted the Beck car lacked functioning headlights though the light switch was later found to be in working order. no further details on injuries or outcomes given.
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Ilinois Central Gulf Railroad
Hannaford
Bolli
Beck
Glen’s
Rogert Greene
Four H clubs award seals and pins at Eminence event
In Eminence Missouri four H clubs presented awards including blue and silver seals for members such as Gina Holsheiser Susan Sonwalt and Coni Arnold. Awards covered food preservation nutrition agriculture sheep swine beef crafts photography woodwork health and horticulture. Four-H members in good standing received Production Credit Association pins. Authorities report Bart L Lewis, 67, died after kerosene spilled and ignited while poured on a stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Holtkamp
Sarah Wilfley
John Rudasill
Susan Sonwalt
Don Harshbarger
Beth Smithey
Gina Holsheiser
Coni Arnold
Leroy Cleeton
Bruce Jay Bryson
Michael Wayne
Steven Ray Dean
Lewis Clithero
Gene Silver
Randy Maxwell
Harvey Gifford
Jerry Maxwell
Jean Duff
Carl Newbrough
Jeff Rudasill
Swine
Tom Welge
Delbert Healy
Diane Newbrough
Cheryl McBride
Eddie Mongler
Bobby McBride
Joann Helwig
Don McDermitt
Michael Wayne Dean
J.O. Isging
Penny Heitmeyer
Jill Woolfolk
Ken Wade
Jim Powell
Carroll Love
Mila Smithey
Floyd Crews
Jack Wills
Alan Fisher
Jim
Marty Silver
Susan Beth Kroeger
National Congress
Bruce Bryson
Moody
Prairie Dale Helping Hands
Sims Happy Helpers
Strother
Four-H
Production Credit Association
Market snapshot from Mexico MOQ Ledger February 10 1973
Over the counter bids and asks show A B Chance 22 bid 22% asked Commerce Banc shares 62% bid 63% asked Wetterau 24 bid 24% asked On the NYSE Bobbie Brooks 7% unchanged 2,600 shares traded Dresser Industries 47% up Interco 60% up Kaiser Aluminum 1454 down Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 40% unchanged Ralston Purina 42% down US Gypsum common 235% down 4 61,500 US Gypsum preferred 29% up Wal-Mart 30% unchanged 2,000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Hodge Explains Mexico Court System to Optimists
Edward D. Hodge, local attorney, described Mexican and Audrain County courts at a Mexico Optimist Club meeting in Mexico. He outlined the Audrain County Circuit and Magistrate Courts, city police court, and new city court fines up to 500 dollars with 1 to 90 day sentences. Centralia Optimists Bruce Oliver and Tom Wells were introduced. attendees included Ward Bailey, Harold Burnett, Joe Ingram, Bob Shaw, and Mel Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Hodge
Mexico
City Police Court
Circuit Court
David Wilkingon
Bruce Oliver
Tom Wells
Centralia
Monterey
Ward Bailey
Harold Burnett
Joe Ingram
Bob Shaw
Mel Vance
Paris Man's Rites Sunday
Services for Clevie Cleary 78 of Paris will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Agnew Funeral Home with Mrs. Helen Bailey officiating. Burial will be at Walnut Grove Cemetery. Cleary died Thursday night at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico. He was born August 26, 1894 in the Stoutsville area. Survived by wife Helen Osborn, married May 5, 1939. two sons J.W. of Moberly and Eddie Wayne at home. a daughter Geneva Ludwig of LaGrange. seven grandchildren. two sisters Bessie Yates of Fort Myers Florida and Myrtle Williams of Rockford Illinois.
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Paris
Clevie Cleary
Agnew
Helen Bailey
Walnut Grove
Cleary
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Stoutsville
Helen Osborn
J.W
Moberly
Eddie Wayne
Harold
Geneva) Ludwig
LaGrange
Bessie Yates
Fort Myers
Fla
Myrtle Williams
Rockford, Il
Newborn Karl Edward II Reported in Audrain County
Karl Edward II was born Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Edward O Connors of 1800 N Clark Sr. Grandparents include Mrs. Virginia Craghead of Norwalk California Gene Graghead of Mexico Route 1 and Mr. and Mrs Bill O Connor of Mexico Route 1 Great grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs J L Shellabarger of San Benito Texas and Mr. and Mrs. Lyndall Craghead of Mexico Route 1 along with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Morris of 1003 Carrico Street Mexico.
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Carl Edward O'Connor
1800
N. Clark Sr
Audrain Medical Center
Karl Edward II
Cynthia Roxann
Denise Rockhelle
O’connor
McGee Packing Co
Virginia Craghead
Norwalk
Calif
Gene Graghead
Mexico
Bill O'Connor
J. L. Shellabarger
San Benito
Tex
Lyndall. Craghead
Everett. Morris
Carrico St
May Trim Aid To Disabled Viet Vets
The Nixon administration proposes drastic cuts to Vietnam era veterans disability payments, moving from 90 percent to 40 percent on leg injuries and reducing yearly sums by about 160 million dollars. Rep. Dorn opposes the plan and seeks congressional approval constraints, while VA and American Legion defend the adjustment as aligning benefits with earnings losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Veterans’ Committee
Veterans Administration
House Veterans Affairs Committee
W. J. Bryan Dorn
D-S.c
Dorn
Nixon
Office of Management and Budget
American Legion
Congress
House Committee
Oliver Meadows
Meadows
Secrecy Shapes Talks Over World Currency Crisis
In Bonn and Basel discussions among leaders and central bankers focus on the dollar slump. Japan withholds regular market moves fearing a surge of dollars as European markets close for the weekend. Brandt and Nixon receive limited updates amid rapid speculation and intensive debate over potential currency action.
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Bonn
Germany
U.S
Japan
Europe
Basel
Switzerland
Britain
Treasury
Anthony Barber
London
Paris
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Nixon
Brandt
Smithsonian
Washington
United State
Plane Crash at Alameda Leaves 10 Dead Identified Navy Pilot
Eyewitness describes the jet crash as a shooting star over Tahoe Apartments in Alameda California. A Navy board said no clear evidence of mechanical or human error emerged. Eight bodies and part of a ninth were recovered with victims possibly cremated by the fire. The death toll is expected to reach 10, including Lt. Robert Lee Ward from Cary North Carolina.
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Alameda
Calif
Navy
Navy Board of Inquiry
Tahoe
Roland W. Prahl
Alameda County
A. D. Longquist
Longquist
Alameda’ Naval Air Station
Richard Joseph
Naval Board
Robert Lee Ward
Cary
N.C
Ward
Bucher Heads Mine Clean-up
Navy Cmdr Lloyd M. Bucher, former Pueblo commander, becomes chief staff officer of Mineflot One tasked with clearing mines in North Vietnamese waters. The Pueblo surrendered January 23, 1968 off the Korea coast after heavy fire. Bucher and 10 crew were wounded during eleven months in captivity.
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Washington
Navy
Lloyd M. Bucher
Pentagon
Bucher
Mineflot One
Pacific
Pueblo
Korea
U.S
Frosts marriage plans called off
New York AP reports television entertainer David Frost and singer actress Diahann Carroll have ended their engagement. Frost announced Friday night the two will remain close friends. The couple had planned to marry this Easter, but canceled the wedding while continuing a friendship.
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New York
David Frost
Diahann Carroll
Frost
Miss Carroll
Three Men Arrested In Large St Louis Drug Ring
In St Louis, police and federal agents arrested James H Woods 27 Earl Williams Jr 26 and Sylvester Atkins 26 on federal warrants for sale and possession of heroin. Bond set at 100000 for Woods and 50000 each for Williams and Atkins. The nine month investigation tied the group to a heroin operation serving up to 10000 addicts and moving about 250000 in heroin daily.
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ST. Louis
James H. Woods
Earl Williams Jr
Sylvester Atkins
Woods
Williams
Atkins
Brother's Rites Attend Chicago Funeral for Roy Smith
Mrs. Carl Greene of 915 East Love Street left Friday to travel to Chicago for the funeral of her brother Roy Quinton Smith.
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Carl Greene
E. Love St
Chicago
Roy Quinton Smith
Bond Names 4 Kansas City Appointees
Governor Bond nominated three to four year terms on the Kansas City Police Commissioners and one appointment to the Election Commissioners. Nominees include former mayor Jus W. Davis Faye Werner and Edward B. Bivins with G Lawrence Blankenship named to the Election Board. The other three existing election commissioners were recently named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Board of Police Commissioners
Kansas City
Werner
Robert W. Willits
Franklin C. Werner
Research Hospital
Kansas City General Hospital
Clay County Medical Society
Kansas City Citizens Association
Children’s Special Education Center
North Kansas City Memorial Hospital
Clay County United Fund Board
Bivins
Hallmark Cards
John H. Wells
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Urban Coalition of
Greater
Nixon
Advisory Council
Horace
Georgeanne) Hedges
John E. Kelly
Robert Langworthy
Gets Jail Term For Striking Photographer
COLUMBIA Allen Petty found guilty of striking a news photographer during a November 7 MU picket and was sentenced to ten days in jail. The sentence was stayed if he avoids further disturbances. A second striker will be tried February 21 on resisting arrest and destruction of private property.
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Columbia
Allen _—_— Petty
Clairvoyants Aid Search For Lost Iowa Boy
A group of Missouri clairvoyants joined the search for Guy Heckle an 11 year old Cedar Rapids Boy Scout missing since last Saturday Linn County Sheriff Walter Grant said the organized search had been called off The Clairvoyants at the Physical Research and Training Center in Richmond Heights Mo may come to the scene to aid the investigation The boy s parents Mr and Mrs Howard Heckte of Cedar Rapids had a photo and clothing flown to the center in hopes ESP could help locate him.
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Toddville
Iowa
Guy Heckle
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Walter Grant Friday
Grant
Los Angeles
Friday
Physical Research and Training Center
Richmond Heights
Beverly Jaegers
Young Heckte
Howard Heckte
Civil Rights Commission Faults Leaders Over Enforcement
The United States Commission on Civil Rights faults federal enforcement of civil rights for lacking a government wide plan. It warns that without presidential leadership a steady erosion of progress toward equal rights, justice, and protection will occur. The report calls for unequivocal, forceful implementation of all civil rights laws.
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Washington
Nixon
United States Commission On Civil Rights
Commission
Ronald L. Ziegler
Congress
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Father Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
Stephen Horn
Long Beach
Calif
Court Ruling Sidetracks Arctic Oil
Anchorage leaders react to a U S appeals court ruling that blocks or delays the 789 mile Arctic Slope oil pipeline project. The 150 page decision says a 146 foot right of way violates the Mineral Leasing Act of 1920, prompting talk of a congressional amendment to gain a wider line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Appeals” Court
Arctic
Washington
William A. Egan
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Interior Department
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Alyeska
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic Slope
Congress
George Hart
National Environmental Policy Act
Girl for Stowerses Born at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Charles G Stowers of Centralia welcomed a daughter at Audrain Medical Center at 2 47 p m Friday. The newborn weighed six pounds four ounces.
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Charles G. Stowers
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
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J.W. Dowell
Shirley J. Mantle
Nadine R. Diederich
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Donald Bishop
Wiley L. Miller
Marvin L. McGee
Ruth Ann Campbell
Mary Helen Strack
Bellflower
Tommie D. Coureton
William J. Angel
Montgomery City
Mike
Perry
Marlin Fewin
Laddonia
Melvin Early
Vandalia
Chester McMorris
Donald McElhiney
Arthur Rowe
Tou Darnell
Myrtle Burns
Floyd Erisman
Benton City
Rayond Frikke
Goldie Shelledy
George Beasley
Wayne Schneller
Lawrence Clark
Roland B. Golden
James Isaac Latimer
Sturgeon
Clara Margaret Vaughan
Highway Patrol
Ruth Anne Campbell
Highway
Martinsburg
Timothy Mark Briggs
Fulton
Robert M. Kilbourn
Kilbourn
Steyn B. Hendrix
Marika Ann Flynn
Charles K. Bankhead
Frank Clare Gibson
John Brock Rexroat
Cheryl Gay Ogden
Next Friend
Betty Mae Burdett
Dudley James Miles Ogden
Barnes and Barnes
Phillips Home
Leo Rothe
Cranston
Robin Cranston
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Joyce Williams
Eminence
Shannon
Bart L. Lewis
Hodge
Karl Edward O’connor II
Bond
Tonangio
Stadion Villa
JJ Ope Soto Natatatete
Civil Rights Commission
Arctic Oil
Stowerses
Mary’s Kountry
209 West Promenade
Liberty
Jack Lemmon
Juliet Mills
Abilly Wilder
Walt Ixsney
Pete Nass
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