Weather detail with several local readings and forecasts
The 7:00 a.m. reading cites last 24 hour high 25 low 16, with a 0.65 inch precipitation and 8 inches of snow. Forecasts call for cloudiness, light snow tonight with a low 18 to 25, and a Saturday high 30 to 35. Missouri region shows light snow ending northwest with possible rain/snow southeast, with weekend highs in upper 20s to 30s. Extended outlook through Tuesday predicts cooler, then milder with sun. Includes Lake of the Ozarks stage at 856.1 and other local observations, births, and police activity snippets.
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Missouri
Auto accidents and citations in Mexico and Audrain County
The Daily Record reports multiple traffic incidents. Marvin L. McGee of 1227 West St. was cited for failure to keep a proper lookout after a backing accident at 6 43 a m in the 1100 block of N Western St. James Edward Wilson drove a panel truck. no injuries noted. Charlotte Clement of Mexico slid into a ditch on Highway 15 near Route 7, minor injuries treated at Audrain Medical Center. William Clinton Green of Mexico was cited for failure to yield after a two car crash on Highway 54 near Route D, colliding with Lynn Hichings of Hannibal. no injuries reported.
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Wilmshorst
Marvin L. McGee
West St
N. Western Street
McGee
McGee's Market
N. Western St
James Edward Wilson
Mexico
Highway Patrol
Charlotte Eileen Clement
Audrain Medical Center
William Clinton Green
Route D
Lynn Marie Hichings
Hannibal
Magistrate Court fines in Des Moines area cases
Eric John Miller fined $25 and costs for malicious destruction of property amended from attempting to steal over $50. Dale Reece Sanderson fined $50 and costs for failure to drive on the right side. Howard Madison Hickman dismissed on motion for failure to have vehicle inspected. William Samuel Robertson fined $100 and costs for failure to put out reflectors. Roger Dee Field bound over to circuit court on tampering with motor vehicle. Linda Joyce Kiplinger fined multiple sums for driving without license and related offenses. John Stephen Sudbrook pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated, trial set for March 15. pleaded guilty to possession of altered license and permitting unauthorized driver, sentencing postponed. Vernon Thomas Stuart fined $125 and costs for driving while intoxicated. failure to drive on right dismissed. Harold D. Cockrell continued to Feb 22 on liquor license charge. Hugh E. Ferrier and John B. Potter continued to March 10 on related driving while intoxicated and liquor charges. Bernard Cross pleaded not guilty to DWI. trial set for March 8. Circuit Court actions include divorces for Linda L. Dempsey and Roy Fredric Clark. Robert Eugene Ellis sentenced to six years for burglary, five for stealing, two for breaking jail, with terms concurrent. Edward Zimmerman pleaded not guilty to forgery. sentencing deferred to April 4. Missouri Livestock Center report lists hogs and cattle prices. National Stockyards receipts and prices noted. Chicago soybeans futures show weakness. cash grain prices listed. Death notice for Mrs. Hallie Chase Alvin.
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Eric John Miller
Dale Reece Sanderson
Howard Madison Hickman
William Samuel Robertson
Roger Dee Field
Linda Joyce Kiplinger
John Stephen Sudbrook
Vernon Thomas Stuart
Harold D. Cockrell
Hugh E. Ferrier
John B. Potter
Bernard Cross
Circuit
Linda L. Dempsey
van Matre
Billy H. Dempsey
Roy Fredric Clark
Martha May Clark
Robert Eugene Ellis
Adair County
Robert G. Hoester
Edward
Zimmerman
Stock Market Slips as Profit Taking Weighs on NYSE
Over the counter bids and asks showed mixed activity with A B Chance, Commerce Banc shares, and Wetterau among listed movers. On the New York Stock Exchange the Dow stood at 916.24 at noon, down 5.04, with more declines than advances as profit taking trimmed earlier gains across most sectors except rails and steels.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Dresser Industries
Robbie Brooks
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Pipeline
Ralston Purina
NEW York
Dow
Display Signs Urged by Chamber for Mexico Town
The Mexico Chamber of Commerce asks downtown merchants to display Welcome Visitors signs this weekend and the next two weekends. Visitors include Missouri Military Academy Valentine Ball attendees this weekend, Region II Jaycee meeting on Feb 19, and the 1972 Miss Mexico Pageant the following weekend.
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Mexico
Power cuts hit Britain as coal strike looms over heating
Britain's power crisis worsened as 80 percent of homes faced electricity outages amid a coal strike. Big Ben dimmed with Parliament, while Londoners heated and lit with candles as stores ran low on gas lamps. Age Concern tied coal shortages to seven Newcastle deaths. 5,000 steel jobs and 1,000 paper jobs threatened. Coal Board and miners' leaders stalled in pay talks, fuel stocks usable for three weeks.
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House of Lords
Big Ben
Parliament
Britain
London
Age Concern
Newcastle
British Steel Corp
National Coal Board
Death of Mrs. Hallie W. Chase 64 Modesto Calif
Mrs Hallie W Chase 64 of Modesto California former Mexicaan died Thursday Funeral services set for 1 30 pm Saturday at Franklin and Downs Funeral Home Modesto with cremation and burial in Elmwood Cemetery Three sisters survive Goldie Brown Puntagorda Florida Helen May Granbury Texas Margaret Fraser Hartville Ohio
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Hallie W. Chase
Modesto
Calif
California
Leo R. Willis
Mexico
Chase
Mexico High School
Franklin and Downs Funeral Home
Elmwood Cemetery
Goldie Brown
Puntagorda
Fla
Helen May
Granbury
Tex
Margaret Fraser
Hartville
Ohio
Legueree Rites Held at Wellsville
Graveside services for Robert Legueree of Lutesville Missouri were conducted by Rev Quenten Boyd Tuesday morning at Wellsville Cemetery He died Saturday after a long illness and funeral was held in Lutesville Monday Survivors include a daughter and five grandchildren Frank Haislip formerly of Wellsville was a brother in law
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Wellsville
Robert Legueree
Lutesville
Quenten Boyd
Legueree
Maude Erickson
May Farrow
Frank Haislip
Who's Who list includes Missouri student Peggy Jones
University of Missouri Columbia students named in the 1971 72 Who's Who among Students in American Colleges and Universities include Peggy Lynn Jones in the education division from Mexico route 2 along with Carolyn Morris Vandalia route 2 home economics Lloyd Huffman Paris route 2 agriculture and Sheryl Smith Cen tralia education The selection cites academic achievement activities and contributions to UMC In Middletown Alvin C Osborne died at St John s Hospital in St Louis Funeral services expected Sunday Myers Funeral Home pending
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Y Lynn Jones
Mexico
University of Missouri- Columbia
Carolyn F. Morris
Vandalia
Lloyd Wayne Huffman
Paris
Sheryl Ann Smith
Centralia
UMC
Middletown
Alvin C. Osborne
St. John’s Hospital
St. Louis
Myers Funeral Home
Jefferson City to Jointly Build Juvenile Attention Center
Jefferson City and Cole County will cooperatively establish a Juvenile Attention Center to provide early treatment and intervention for youths. The center, funded initially by the Mid-Missouri Law Enforcement Assistance Council and the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare, will offer counseling and supervision of court wards and be housed in rental facilities separate from the Cole County courthouse.
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Jefferson City
Cole County
Donald J. Cline
Mid-Missouri Law Enforcement Assistant Council
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Cline
Damage Suit Against Union Begins Monday
Noranda Aluminum Inc. of New Madrid, Missouri, sues the Carpenters and Millwrights union for 1.5 million dollars over an 11 day 1970 strike that delayed a Southeast Missouri plant project and increased costs. The non jury trial before U.S. District Judge James Meredith will last at least two weeks. Noranda, a subsidiary of Noranda Mines Ltd of Toronto, says gates and chutes were done by steamfitters, not millwrights, and the original claim of 1.8 million was lowered after pre trial talks.
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ST. Louis
Noranda Aluminum Inc
New Madrid
Carpenters and Millwrights
Morris J. Levin
Sikeston
Missouri
U.S
James Meredith
Noranda
Noranda Mines, Limited
Toronto
Canada
Irving case probes draw witnesses from high profiles
Irving Jorney's office launches a second large-scale investigation as a New York County grand jury convenes. Baroness van Pallandt travels from Ibiza to testify before a federal grand jury. Anne Baxter is subpoenaed in Miami. Robert Maheu sues Hughes in Los Angeles for 17.5 million dollars over alleged slander while court sources note growing frustration with federal cooperation.
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Jorney
New York County
Ninavari Pallandt
Irving
New York
Grand Jury
Anne Baxter
Miami
Fla
Los Angeles
Robert A. Maheu
Hughes
Nevada
Maheu
van Pallandt
Peter
Irvings
Ibiza
Mexico
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes Tool
Missouri Utility Rate Freeze No Immediate Effect
Jefferson City Missouri AP Marvin B Jones chair of the Public Service Commission says the 30 day nationwide price commission rate freeze until March 10 does not affect major Missouri cases yet. He cautions about a four day Washington public hearing later this month that could influence Missouri utilities.
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Jefferson City
The
Price Commission
Missouri Public Service Commission
Marvin B. Jones
Jones
Associated Press
Missouri
Washington Commission Prans
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Washington
Kansas City
Iran Blizzard Traps Thousands West of Tehran
Air force helicopters and special trains rush search for about 4,000 missing in eight feet of snow in Khaheen and Takestan areas west of Tehran. Rescue teams zero in on 14 villages, with 18 bodies found in Sheklabad and 11 in nearby villages. Bread and dates dropped to sustain victims until aid arrives.
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Tehran
Iran
Amir Abbas Hoveida
Ettejaat
Billion in Credit Seen for Rural Areas
The article discusses a proposed $1 billion in federally backed credit to aid rural development. It covers migration from rural to urban areas, the decline of farm populations, and how the funds could back commercial and industrial ventures as well as water, sewage, and industrial parks to boost employment and reduce urban-focused spending.
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Business Mirror
John Cunniff
NEW York
Congress
America
State Action On Salvage Yard Dismissed
The state's suit against Charles L. Black and his salvage yard on Highway 22 near Mexico was dismissed after a hearing before Judge Lawson Romine. The State Highway Department may file an amended petition within 20 days. The case, filed in 1967, sought an injunction to curtail yard operations pending compliance with highway screening laws. Black’s counsel argued the first amended petition lacked notice and failed to state a cause of action.
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Charles L. Black
Highway 22
Mexico
Lawson Romine
State Highway Department
Audrain Circuit Court
Black
van Matre
It Isn t Easy To Get Rid Of Lizard
Royal Oak Michigan AP report on exotic pet s including the Vandebroek family running the Animal Relocation Center offering counseling and rehoming for unwanted exotic pets. They have placed 30 to 35 animals in six months while experts note the challenges of keeping and rehoming creatures like monkeys and lizards.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Francine Vandebroek
Michigan Humane Society
Zoo
Frank Andrews
The
Humane Society
Nixon outlines tax relief and busing stance amid foreign policy talk
The report notes President Nixon considering a value added tax to ease property taxes. He reiterates opposition to busing for racial balance but cites court splits and plans talks with lawmakers on a possible constitutional amendment to ban forced busing. He denies anti India aims, seeks better ties with India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, and addresses a leak inquiry into secret minutes.
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Nixon
India
Pakistan
Subcontinent
Bangladesh
United States
East Pakistan
China
U.S
Jack Anderson
Danforth Praises Hearnes Appointees
Atty. Gen. John C. Danforth praised Gov. Warren J. Hearnes for his appointments to Missouri’s State Training School Board. He commended the board as capable of modern juvenile delinquency rehabilitation and called the appointments a giant step forward for the state. The praise follows last year’s reshuffle after violent acts and findings of poor operations at the Boonville boys school.
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Jefferson City
John C. Danforth
Warren J. Hearnes
State Training School Board
House Appropriations Committee
State Training School For
Boonville
Tracy Lynn Malacarne Born in Kansas City Kansas
Mr and Mrs C John Malacarne of Kansas City Missouri announce the birth of their first child a daughter born dan 31 in Kansas City She is named Tracy Lynn Malacarne Mrs Malacarne is the former Kathleen Emilee Morris daughter of the late Major Fred Locke Morris of Mexico
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C. John Malacarne
Kansas City
Dan
Tracy Lynn Malacarne
Malacarne
Kathleen Emilee Morris
Fred Locke Morris
Mexico
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