iCarbine Tote r Dies In Shootout
SEATTLE AP Albert Loges, an 8 year old transient, carried a rifle everywhere including a grocery store. Police questioned him about it Friday and he retreated to his hotel room where he was shot to death after firing on officers. A tear gas siege followed as officers tried to talk him out. Loges had been a paid customer at J&K Grocery and lived at the Strand Hotel for about a year. Neighbors described him as armed and quiet. the owner of the grocery regretted calling police.
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Seattle
Albert Loges
John Kovacevic
Loges
Kovacevic
J&k
Logos
Larry Farrar
Farrar
Strand Hotel
Toges
B.R
Frenchy
LaBlanc
P G Wodehouse Dies At Work On 97th Book
Humorist P G Wodehouse died at Southampton Hospital after visiting with his wife of 62 years. He was 93 and had been knighted by Queen Elizabeth II and became an American citizen in 1955. He was known for Jeeves and the butler character he created.
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Remsenberg
N.Y
P.G. Wodehouse
Cheerio
Southampton Hospital
Nella Wodehouse
Jeeves
Wodehouse
Plum
Life term given Columbia robber
Jefferson City. Ad rian Gibson, 20, of Kansas City, received a life sentence after a Cole County Circuit Court jury convicted him of kidnapping robbery and assault for the April 29 robbery of the First Bank of Commerce West in Columbia. He is the second of four men charged in the case. Robert Bryant of Kansas City was previously convicted of armed robbery and assault with intent to kill in October in the same courtroom.
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Jefferson City
Adrian Gibson
Kansas City
Cole County
First Bank of Commerce West
Columbia
Gibson
Robert Bryant
Julian Huxley Dies at 87 in London Home
London AP reports Sir Julian Huxley British biologist and author dies Friday night at his London home aged 87. In San Francisco AP notes former White House aide John Ehrlichman and ex Asst Atty Gen Robert Mardian suspended from practicing law in California over Watergate cover up. Correction item about Wal Mart ad contains garbled text.
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London
Sir Julian Huxley
San Francisco
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Asst. Atty
Robert C. Mardian
California
Deaths in Montgomery City and surrounding areas
Funeral arrangements pending for Mrs. Charles Hupe 96 of Truxton who died at Jonesburg Nursing Home. Burial planned at Truxton Zion Cemetery. Former Teota Linthicum born 1878 in Missouri, widow of Hupe died 1973, survived by daughter Geraldine McCormick Mission Kansas, four grandchildren, three nephews and a niece. Also noting funeral today for Annie Bledsoe at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. George Wraith officiating and burial in Elmwood Cemetery. H. L. Cobb 54 Cherokee Iowa died after three month illness. survivors include sister in St. Charles and extended family. services held in Cherokee. Paul Niederschulte formerly of Mexico died in Wentzville with settlement pending.
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Montgomery
Schlanker
Charles Hupe
Truxton
Jonesburg
Truxton Zion
Hupe
Teota Linthicum
Missouri
Andrew
Anastasia Davis Linthicum
Olney Christian Church
Emmett
Geraldine) McCormick
Mission
Kan
Annie Bledsoe
Arnold Funeral Home
George Wraith
Elmwood Cemetery
John Conner
William S. Lowe
Robert M. White II
Buford Thomas
Larney Barnes
Lakenan Barnes
W.D. Carter
H. L. Cobb
Cherokee
Iowa
University of Iowa Hospital
Iowa City
Zearing
Middletown
Mexico
Cobb and Maizer
R. W
Lizzie) Jansen
St. Charles
Boothby Funeral Home
Robert Hurty
Oak Hill Cemetery
Miss Witte Killed Near Wentzville
Elizabeth May Witte nineteen of rural O Fallon was killed Friday night in a one car crash on Missouri Route 7 three miles south of Wentzville according to the Missouri Highway Patrol. Her northbound car skidded off the road overturned and pinned her in the wreckage. Markets closed Monday for Washington's Birthday.
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Went27ville
Elizabeth May Witte
O'Fallon
Here
Missouri Highway Patrol
Miss Witte
Commerce Bancshares
Wetteral
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
A.B. Chance
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser
Panhandle Eastern
Ralston Purina
U.S
Wal Mart
Dow Jones
Washington
Death of Brother-In-Law John Scanlon
Mrs. Carl A. Mahood of Hannibal learns of the death of her brother in law John Scanlon of Prineville Oregon. He had been ill after a severe timber injury. Burial was planned near Prineville. The Scanlon family once lived in Hannibal before moving to Oregon in the late 1930s.
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Carl A. Mahood
Western St
Inlaw
John Scanlon
Prineville
Ore
Scanlon
Hannibal
Oregon
Missouri Weather Forecast and Local Hospital Admissions
A Missouri forecast calls for freezing rain changing to snow tonight in the north, with rain likely southeast tonight and Sunday. Lows range from the 20s north to the 40s southeast. Monday to Wednesday highs will be 30s to 40s, with teens and 20s north and 30s south for lows. A chance of snow north and rain south Tuesday. Audrain Medical Center reports admissions including Homer D Appling and others from Mexico and Fulton areas. Ronald dismissed.
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Missouri
Audrain Medical Center
Homer D. Appling
Elsie A. Snook
Mary E. Boeger
Laura Sanderson
Danny Rouse
Gary L. Stanford
Jewell M. Ellyson
Frances K. Robinson
Mexico
Claude Turnbull
Bowling Green
Archie Miller
Thompson
Edna M. Johnson
Fulton
Charles Hawkins
Bellflower
Richard Myers
Jerry Ratliff
Perry
Gerald Stanton
Gene Stigman
Ruby C. Rieken
Centralia
Hubert Carte
New Florence
James R. Winkelman
Deaths and public safety notes in Strong Missouri daily
The Daily Record lists deaths including Mrs Ella Huckabey 90 in Mexico and Paul Niederschulte with multiple obituaries. Public safety notes cover theft of a 1975 Pontiac Firebird valued at 9000 from Wetterall Foods, a minor car collision with no injuries, and a stolen M-1 carbine from a truck in Martinsburg. Highway Patrol and sheriff reports follow with fines for speeding, drunkenness, and license issues, plus a sales tax public notice and upcoming dissolution petitions in Boone and Montgomery counties.
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Public
Earl T. Jones Jr
Columbia
Wetterall Food Division
S. Elmwood Drive
Jones
Wieberg
Martinsburg
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P. G. Wodehouse
Long Island
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England
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France
Julian Huxley
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Bar
Wal-Mart
Liberty
Paul Niederschulte
Wentzville
Miss Bledsoe
Cherokee, Iowa
Mr. Niederschulte
TAS Awe
SAO AD
Vi Hartman Pono Sinden -Sacques
Marin Mako
Ea Dj
Asneta Eckemyr
Tale Maurice "Jarre Winston Hibler
Usc
Robert Stevenson
Walt Disney
Winnie the Pooh and Tigger
the Daily Record
Albright
William Sullivan
Narvel Riley
Alwina Knott
John Grossman
Jewell McGee
Ralph Luckaman
Karl Bauer
Reginald Mudd
James Blakey
Paul Crump
Sturgeon
Harry Woods
Holliday
Raymond Norris
Emily Briscoe
Wellsville
Kimberly Flower
Stella Kisor
Agnes Huck
Vandalia
James Gough
Shelbina
Leslie Smith
James Sierly
Stoutsville
John Wenger
Benton City
Harry Robison
Harold Moore
Auxvasse
Harley
Larry Allen Thomas
Madison
Glenn Hayhurst
Shelbyville
Richard Hoagland
Farber
Charles Palmer
Ina Hill
Kimberly Kenoyer
Montgomery City
Ella Huckabey
Charles Hope
Samuel A. Moon
Brenda Gail Furkin
Ardith Ann Welch
S. Calhoun
W.E. Heidbreder
S. Washington
W. Liberty
Welch
Larry C. Young
Route 2
Josephine
Highway Patrol
Connie Sue Weldon
Weldon
Gary Earl Chandler
Hallsville
Boone County
Magistrate Court
Russell Guy Kimler
Frankie Melton Debrodie
George A. Silvy
Darrell Floyd Rivers
Ronald Lee Duncan
Paul Green Walker
Richard Lee Trower
Case
Alphia Durham
C. R. Stevens
Circuit Court
June Eikel
Harvey Eikel
Edwards, Seigfreid, Runge and Hodge
Ruby Elaine Biggs
van Matre
Albert Biggs
Lola Belle Sandoval
John Richard Sandoval
Ronald Duane Fair
Janice Elaine Fair
Montgomery County
Kenneth Ronald Rakiec
Blue Springs
Mary Anne Hubbert
Parkville
Maurice Richard Shane Jr
Mark Dillman
Richard Dillman
Philip Anthony Miceli Jr
St. Louis
Virginia C. Boaz
Kirkwood
Alan Craig Cotton
John R. Hank
Kevin H. Hendricks
Melody Rose Maylee
Vicki Lynn Williams
Mineola
Freddie Ball Jr
Nadine F. Schmidt
Danville
Ill
Ricky Joe Cash
Deborah S. Langston
High Hill
Steven Karl Poindexter
MFA
Fowles Grain Co
Brendan Griffey
St. Brendan Catholic Church
Missouri Military Academy Memorial Chapel
Tom Wittman
Kelly's
Kelly’s Carpet City
Carpet City
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