Weather and Local Notices Briefing
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show last 24 hours high 25 and low 20, 7 a.m. temp. 20. Normal February values 1.85 in for month, 1.65 in year to date. Forecast: increasing clouds, cool tonight with light snow possible, Saturday 30 to 35, northeast to north winds. Missouri outlook: colder north, mixed precip south. Sunday through Tuesday cooler to warm with sun. Lake of the Ozarks stage 656.1, 3.9 ft below full. Pomme de Terre 89.1 no change. Hospital notes list admissions in Mexico Centralia Sturgeon Vandalia Auxvasse and births in Vandalia Perry Middletown Columbia. Dismissals include several area residents. Marriage licenses issued in Mexico and Centralia. police report details two-car crash on Jefferson near Jackson and a stop sign driving while intoxicated case on N Western Street.
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Missouri
Elmer Lee Williams
Mexico
Mildred Evelyn Greenburg
Dennis Lee Yand
Centralia
Sherry Arlene Brown
Columbia
Russell Leonard Long
Sturgeon
Donna Louise Dorman
Michael Lee Wilson
Abat, Sr
N. Western Street
Jefferson
Jackson Sts
Ruth A. Wilmshorst
Kent Rd
John Lee Duckworth
W. Boulevard
Wilmshorst car crash leads to lookout charge
Marvin L. McGee of 1227 West St. faces a failure to keep a proper lookout charge after a 4:30 a.m. collision in the 1100 block of North Western Street when his car backed from McGee's Market and crossed in front of a panel truck driven by James Edward Wilson. A separate Highway Patrol report cites a Mexico driver in a one car crash on Highway 15 north of Route 7 at 4:30 p.m. yesterday with minor injuries treated at Audrain Medical Center. Another two-car crash on Highway 54 north of Route D involved William Clinton Green of Mexico and Lynn Marie Higgins of Hannibal, with no injuries. Magistrate Court fines were imposed on several defendants for various traffic and property charges. Circuit Court actions included divorce suits, burglary and theft sentences, forgery not guilty pleas, and deferred sentencing for Edward Zimmerman.
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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
Highway 54
Route D
Lynn Marie Hichings
Hannibal
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 Court
Linda L. Dempsey
van Matre
Billy H. Dempsey
Roy Fredric Clark
Martha May Clark
Robert Eugene Ellis
Adair County
Robert G. Hoester
Edward
Zimmerman
Market Reports from Missouri Livestock Center and National Stockyards
Missouri livestock prices fall with hogs down 26 cents to 75 cents and sows lower. cattle steady to up to 75 cents, with steers and heifers priced in the 32 to 36 dollar range. National Stockyards receipts estimated at 7000 hogs and 3500 cattle. hog prices mostly lower, cattle price testing yields, while soybeans and grains show mixed shifts in Chicago markets. Deaths noted: Mrs. Hallie Chase Alvin, Osborne.
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MISSOURI _LIVESTOCCK CENTER
Depart. OF AG
National Stockyards
Chicago
Chicalo Board of Trade
Cash Grain Chicago
Hallie Chase
Alvin
Osborne
Display Signs Highlight Downtown Mexico Weekend Events
The Mexico Chamber of Commerce asks all downtown merchants to display Welcome Visitors signs this weekend and the next two weekends. Out of town guests attend the Missouri Military Academy Valentine Ball this weekend. On Feb 19 the Region II Jaycee meeting is hosted by the Mexico Jaycees and Jaycee Wives. The following weekend visitors come for the 1972 Miss Mexico Pageant.
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Mexico
Britain braces as coal strike cripples power supply
Power cuts darken London as House of Lords debates the crisis and Big Ben goes dark. About 80 percent of homes rely on electricity for heating while coal supplies dwindle. Temperatures drop to the 40s, markets stockpile candles and kerosene, and gas lamps surge. Hospitals stay open but losses loom for steel and paper jobs, with 5,000 potential layoffs and 1,000 in doubt as miners and the National Coal Board deadlock over pay.
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House of Lords
Big Ben
Parliament
Britain
London
Age Concern
Newcastle
British Steel Corp
National Coal Board
Stock Market Edges Down on Light Overthecounter Trading
Over the counter trading showed mixed results with A B Chance 28 percent bid and 2 cents asked, Commerce Banc shares 43 percent bid 47 asked, Wetterau 335 bid 94 asked. On the New York Stock Exchange declines outnumbered advances two to one as profit taking and a soft session left the Dow at noon down about five points near 916.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Banc
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Dresser Industries
Bobble Brooks
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Pipeline
Ralston Purina
NEW York
Dow
Deaths Mrs Hallie W Chase 64 Modesto California
Mrs Hallie W Chase 64 of Modesto California a former Mexican died Thursday in California She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo R Willis of Mexico A Mexico High School graduate Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Saturday at Franklin and Downs Funeral Home Modesto After cremation burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery Three sisters survive Mrs Goldie Brown Puntagorda Flo Mrs Helen May Granbury Texas and Mrs 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
Legueree Rites Held at Wellsville
Graveside services for Robert Legueree of Lutesville Missouri were conducted by Rev Quenten Boyd Tuesday morning at Wellsville Cemetery. Aged 70 he was a son in law of Mrs Maude Erickson of Wellsville and husband of the late May Farrow. He died Saturday after a long illness. 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 Members At Missouri University
Peggy Lynn Jones of Mexico Route 2 is among Missouri University of Columbia students named in the 1971 72 Who’s Who Among Students in the American Colleges and Universities education division. Other area students include Carolyn Morris Vandalia Route 2 home economics Lloyd Huffman Paris Route 2 agriculture and Sheryl Smith Centra lia education. Separately Middletown Alvin C Osborne of Middletown died at St John’s Hospital St Louis with funeral plans pending.
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Peggy Lynn Jones
Mexico
University of Missouri- Columbia
Carolyn F. Morris
Vandalia
Lloyd Wayne Huffman
Paris
Sheryl Ann Smith
Centralia
UMC
Middletown
Alvin CC
Osborne
St. John’s Hospital
St. Louis
Myers Funeral Home
Jefferson City Plans Joint Juvenile Attention Center
Jefferson City will partner with Cole County to establish a Juvenile Attention Center funded initially by the Mid-Missouri Law Enforcement Assistance Council and the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare. The center will provide treatment, counseling, and supervision for juveniles before problems escalate, and operate 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
Cliné
Damage Suit Against Union Begins Monday
In federal court Noranda Aluminum Inc. of New Madrid Missouri sues the Carpenters and Millwrights union for 1.5 million over an 11 day 1970 strike that delayed construction at a Southeast Missouri plant causing overtime rent and other costs. The non jury trial before U S District Judge James Meredith will last at least two weeks. Noranda a subsidiary of Noranda Mines Limited of Toronto began production at the wire and rod mill about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Broad Probe Expands With Testimony
A second large scale inquiry into the Irving case begins today before a New York County grand jury. Baroness Nina van Pallandt testifies in New York, while Ann Baxter is subpoenaed in Miami to appear. Robert Maheu sues Hughes alleging 17.5 million dollars in libel claims in Los Angeles.
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Jorney
New York County
Nina van Pallandt
Irving
New York
Grand Jury
Ann Baxter
Miami
Fla
Los Angeles
Robert A. Maheu
Hughes
Nevada
Maheu
van Pallandt
Peter
Irvings
Ibiza
Mexico
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes Tool
Utility Freeze Has No Immediate Missouri Effect
Missouri Public Service Commission Chairman Marvin E. Jones says the 30 day nationwide utility rate freeze announced by the Price Commission will not affect any major Missouri case before the PSC. He notes concern about a four day Washington public hearing planned later this month that could influence Missouri utilities.
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Jefferson City
The
Price Commission
Missouri Public Service Commission
Marvin E. Jones
Jones
Associated Press
Missouri
Washington Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Washington
Kansas City
Seek 4 000 Missing In 8 Foot Snow
Tehran broadcast says 4,000 villagers and travelers remain unaccounted for after eight feet of snow in the Khaheen and Takestan areas west of Tehran. Helicopters and trains rush rescue teams. 18 bodies found in Sheklabad, with 11 more nearby. Bread and dates dropped to sustain victims. Premier Hoveida calls it an extraordinary situation.
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Tehran
Iran
Amir Abbas Hoveida
Ette- Jaat
It Isn't Easy To Get Rid Of Lizard
Royal Oak Michigan AP report on the Animal Relocation Center run by Francine Vandebroek and family offering counseling on exotic pets and placement services. Experts from Detroit Zoo and Humane Society note placement challenges and lack of facilities for unwanted exotics. families face endings for pets like monkeys and lizards.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Francine Vandebroek
Michigan Humane Society
Zoo
Frank Andrews
The
Humane Society
Billion Credit Backing Rural Areas Seen By Analysts
A 1940s analysis notes mass migration from rural to urban areas, with 1 billion in federally backed credit proposed to aid rural development. It argues improving water, sewage, industrial parks and credit access could create durable employment, potentially easing urban overburden while supporting rural communities.
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Congress
State Action On Salvage Yard Dismissed
The state's suit against Charles L. Black and his salvage yard on Highway 22 at the west edge of Mexico was dismissed after a hearing before Judge Lawson Bornine. The State Highway Department was given 20 days to file an amended petition. The 1967 suit sought an injunction to stop yard operations pending compliance with screening statutes.
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Charles L. Black
Highway 22
Mexico
Lawson Bornine
State Highway Department
Audrain Circuit Court
Black
van Matre
Nixon options on taxes busing and foreign policy
Nixon weighs tax relief for homeowners and a value added tax while opposing busing for racial balance though courts vary on the issue. He would study a constitutional amendment to ban forced busing and pursue better ties with India Bangladesh and Pakistan after a war buildup. He denies anti-India bias and cites leaked minutes with insufficient evidence for court action.
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Nixon
India
Pakistan
Subcontinent
Bangladesh
United States
China
U.S
Jack Anderson
Danforth Praises Hearnes Appointees
Attorney General John C. Danforth praised Governor Warren E. Hearnes for appointing a new state Training School Board. He called the selections outstanding and focused on rehabilitation and modern juvenile delinquency programs, saying the action is a giant step forward for Missouri.
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Jefferson City
John C. Danforth
Warren E. Hearnes
State Training School Board
House Appropriations Committee
State Training School For
Boonville
Tracy Lynn Malacarne Born to Tracy and C John Malacarne
Mr and Mrs C John Malacarne of Kansas City Missouri announce the birth of a daughter on June 31 in Kansas City Her name is Tracy Lynn Malacarne This is their first child Mrs Malacarne is Kathleen Emilee Morris daughter of the late Major Fred Locke Morris of Mexico
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C. John Malacarne
Kansas City
Tracy Lynn Malacarne
Malacarne
Kathleen Emilee Morris
Fred Locke Morris
Mexico
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William Elliott
Lisa Lynn Broemser
Joe A. Callison
Clarence Varvil
William Garrett
Gladys G. Hutchens
Russell M. Beamer
Madison
John L. Farris
Rush Hill
Leslie Crow
Farber
Eura F. Carpenter
Orpha J. Shaw
Irma J. Dinwiddie
Lillie M. Bradley
Van
Bellflower
Arthur B. Dare
Kingdom City
Lena Klinger
Jonesburg
Floyd Langley
Fulton
Bill B. Durbin
the Daily Record
Chamber
the Ledger
Dew
Dixie
Mrs
Alvin Osborne
Jeff
Curtis ST
Hawthorne
Ledger
Richard Vance
Business Mirror Broom
John Cunniff
America
Danforth
Hearnes
Tracy Lynn
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