Weather and notices from Kansas City and Missouri daily bulletin
Official 7:00 a.m readings show 7 a.m. temperatures with snow chances in western Missouri overnight and eastward by Sunday morning. Highs in the 40s to 50s midweek, lows in the 20s to 40s, outlooks for light snow west and east. Audrain Medical Center lists admissions and discharges including names and places. Died: Charles L. Hope, 88, Bellflower. Gifts to Tribute Fund noted in memory of Hazel Whitehead and Beula Utterback.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kirksville
West Plains
Joplin
Central
Audrain Medical Center
Nada E. Simmons
Stella 0. Anderson
Barbara Dailing
Herman L. McFarling
David L. McCumber
Russell Chaney
John Potter
Mexico
William E. Riechers
William R. Groves
Jon R. Mattson
Walter Hill
Donald G. DeBolt
Centralia
Ethel Riggs
Sturgeon
Pony Eunice B. Dawson
Maude D. Snell
Ethel
N. Mallory
Pacis
Charles T. Spires
Wesville
C. A. Griesbauer
New Florence
Mary Pierce All
Glennon P. Martin
Vandalia
Ernest Miller
Elburn Polk Connoway
Harold Watts
William Alton
Junior King
Jackie Smith
John Rudasill
Jack Anderson
Dorsey Griffith
Mary B. Smith
Roque Lopez
Forrest Mueller
Harold Blake
Althea Hook
Deborah Bird
Walter Harrison
F. Howard Peck
Carroll Testerman
Charles Frisbie
Herbert Dwayne Mallett Jr
Santa Fe
Della Delozier
Wellsville
Jimmy Null
Farber
William Grow
Paris
Lori Baldwin
Cletus Hudson
Thompson
Chad Mitchell
James Shaw
Philip Reid
Middletown
Raymond Carroll
Wendell Culwell
Bessie Kirklink
Mary Parrish
Deborah Howell
Monroe City
Charles L. Hope
Bellflower
Hazel Whitehead
Beula Utterback
Rebel Killed In Dominica
SANTO DOMINGO Dominican Republic AP Francisco Caamano Deno rebel leader in the 1965 civil war and two guerrillas were killed by government forces the army said. The soldiers hunted insurgents reported to have landed on the coast Feb. 4 from Cuba aiming to overthrow President Joaquin Balaguer. Shooting occurred about 3 30 p.m. in a mountainous area 30 miles west of Santo Domingo. Four soldiers wounded. Caamano led rebels when their bid to restore former President Juan Bosch faltered amid U S Marines presence.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Francisco Caamano Deno
Dominican
Cuba
Joaquin Balaguer
Caamano
Juan Bosch
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Deaths and public safety notes from The Daily Record
Charles L. Hope, 88, reported dead. Fire crews responded to a crane fire at Monroe and Western Streets, finding the blaze extinguished with no damage. Public safety reports recount minor vehicle damage from two parking lot incidents, with no summons issued, one involving Anna Bond and Barbara Halter, and another vehicle damage while parked on Clark Street. A rear window was broken on a Kent Road car.
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Charles L. Hope
Monroe
W. K. Mason
Anna B. Bond
Starroute
Paris
Washington St
Barbara Ray Halter
Kentucky St
Thomas B. Woodward
Clark St
DA. Bramble
Kent Road
Two Different Kinds Of Cars May Be Needed
GM scientists propose a two car strategy to meet 1975 EPA rules with urban cars featuring catalytic converters for dense areas and cleaner models for other locales. Leaded gas could undermine catalyst durability, while widespread urban restrictions could reach 80 percent as Los Angeles faces air standard deadlines.
Meritt Transferred From New London To Mexico
James C. Meritt a 26 year lineman for Missouri Power and Light Co in New London has been transferred to Mexico. He joined MP&L in 1946 after Marine service and is active locally with Lions Club American Legion Boy Scouts and church. The Meritts now reside at 1220 Luther Drive Mexico with two children.
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James C. Meritt
Missouri Power & Light Co
New London
Mexico
Mr. Meritt
Mp&l
U.S. Marine Corps
New
The
Christian Church
Meritt
Monday Study Club
MFWC
DAR
Charles W. Cagle
Kansas City
James J
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Luther Drive
Month's Juvenile Load: 64 Cases
Rod Nebel, juvenile officer of the 12th judicial circuit, reports 64 juvenile cases investigated in January across Audrain, Montgomery, and Warren counties. Of the cases, 36 involved boys and 28 girls. offenses ranged from robbery to truancy and ungovernable behavior, with ages from under 10 to 17.
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Rod Nebel
12Th Judicial Circuit
Audrain County
Montgomery County
Warren County
Kevin Gregory Promoted To Captain At MMA ROTC
Kevin Gregory of Middletown has been promoted to cadet captain in the Missouri Military Academy ROTC unit. Lt. Col. John Starke cites scholastic athletic and leadership progress as factors. MMA, an 84 year old boys school for grades 4 through 12, earned Honor Unit with Distinction last year from Fifth Army inspectors. Cadet Gregory is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell O. Gregory.
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Kevin Gregory
Middletown
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Missouri Military Academy
John Starke
MMA
Fifth Army
Gregory
Wendell O. Gregory
RFD 1
Stocks Fall Across Markets From Trading Data
Over the counter bids and asks show A B Chance 21 22 percent, Commerce Bancshares 61 62, Wetterau 25 26. NYSE results include Robbie Brooks 7 percent, Dresser Industries 45 down percent, Interco 5144 unchanged, Kaiser Aluminum 14 down 4 percent, Panhandle Eastern 3954 down 1, Ralston Purina 434 percent, US Gypsum common 25 up percent, US Gypsum preferred 28 down 54 percent, Wal Mart 32 up 34 percent with high volume across several issues.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Bahamians Hunt Girl And Kidnappers In Bahamas
Police and residents searched Grand Bahama Island for Andrea Spencer the four year old daughter of Canadian banker Robert Spencer and his wife Joan after two men seized her at gunpoint from their New Glasgow Nova Scotia home. The abductors demanded 250000 in ransom and fled in the family blue 1970 car. The case follows a prior 1972 abduction of Mrs Spencer who escaped.
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Lucaya
Grand Bahama Island
Robert
Joan Spencer
New Glasgow
Nova Scotia
Spencer
Andrea
Joan
Royal Bank of Canada
Freeport
Grafton Ifill
Bob
Spencers
Bond To Speak At KC Tonight
Gov. Christopher Bond will headline the Kansas City Lincoln Day dinner at Alameda Plaza Hotel with Lt. Gov. William Phelps and Atty. Gen. John Danforth among speakers. U.S. Rep. Gene Taylor will also speak Saturday night, while Danforth attends the breakfast and Phelps the luncheon.
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Jefferson City
Christopher
Bond
Kansas City
Alameda Plaza
William C. Phelps
John D. Ashcroft
John C. Danforth
U.S
Gene Taylor
Witnesses Back Pesticide Bill in Missouri Senate
The Missouri Senate Agriculture Committee heard unanimous support for a bill regulating sale and use of pesticide chemicals defoliants and plant controls. Farm and pesticide groups plus an EPA representative endorsed the measure introduced by Sen Nelson B Tinnin. Witnesses said they could live with the bill, preferring state rules to likely stricter federal action.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate Agriculture Committee
Environmental Protection Agency
Nelson B. Tinnin
D-Hornersville
Charles Hupe Dies at 88 in Truxton Community
Charles L. Hupe, 88, of Truxton, died 10:50 p.m. Friday at Audrain Medical Center. He was born Sept. 25, 1884, a lifelong Truxton resident and farmer. Survived by wife Leota and daughter Geraldine McCormack of Mission, Kan. Funeral Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Truxton Zion Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery after visitation begins Sunday at Schlanker Funeral Home, Montgomery City.
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Charles L. Hupe
Bellflower
Audrain Medical Center
Leota
Everett
Geraldine McCormack
Mission
Kan
Truxton
Truxton Zion Methodist Church
Schlanker
Montgomery City
Davis Funeral Friday Morning in Centralia
Funeral services for Lawrence L. Davis 85 of Riverton Wyoming and former Centralia resident were held Friday morning at First Baptist Church. Rev Joe Acuff officiated with burial in Centralia Cemetery. Organist Mrs Carl Yager accompanied vocalist Mrs Dean Friedii. pallbearers included Al Remley Roy Hulen Donald Burnett and L C Henderson. Arrangements were handled by Ballew Pickering funeral home.
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Centralia
Lawrence L. Davis
Riverton
Wyo
First Baptist Church
Joe Acuff
Carl Yager
Dean Friedii
al Remley
Roy Hulen
Donald Burnett
L.C. Henderson
Rothwell Vaughn Dies At Fulton
Rothwell Vaughn aged 72 of 324 West Eighth Street died Thursday at his Fulton home. Born October 9, 1900 in New Bloomfield to F Jackson Vaughn and M Martha Berry both deceased. He moved to Fulton from Mexico three years ago. Services 2 p.m. Sunday at Green funeral home Fulton with burial in Crow's Fork cemetery northeast of Fulton.
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Rothwell Vaughn
West Eighth St
Fulton
New Bloomfield
F. Jackson Vaughn
M. Martha Berry
Vaughn
Mexico
Green
Crow’s Fork
Garretts Welcome Navy Baby Willie E. Garrett III
Willie Garrett II and his wife welcome a son born at Navy Hospital Great Lakes on Monday at 9 03 p m. The infant weighs eight pounds six ounces and is named Willie E. Garrett III. The father serves in the US Navy at Great Lakes. Grandparents are Willie E. Garrett Sr of Salmon's Trailer Court.
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Willie E. Garrett Jr
Waukegan
Navy Hospital
Great Lakes
Til
Willie E. Garrett III
Garrett
US Navy
Willie E. Garrett Sr
Salmon’s Trailer Court
Sprouls Retires From Kaiser Refractories After 32 Years
Robert L. Sprouls recently retired from Kaiser Refractories after 32 years of service. He worked in shipping for eight years and spent the rest as a maintenance mechanic. The Sprouls reside at 1517 N. Clark St. with their four children and 10 grandchildren. They plan to travel fish hunt and enjoy more family time.
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Robert L. Sprouls
Kaiser Refractories
Sprouls
Marie
N. Clark St
Laddonia Personal News Highlights Local Guests and Services
Personal notes from Laddonia record a reception with Columbia guests and a 10 student vocal number from Community A-6. Farber figures Claude Tipton and Dale Keller presented slides on Farber Centennial. Rev Ordway shared Central America trip photos. about 65 church members attended.
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Children of Columbia
Community A-6
Claude Tipton
Dale Keller
Farber
Ordway
Central America
Court Order Puzzles Missouri Desegregation Move
Missouri school officials expressed confusion over a federal court order to desegregate or face loss of federal funds affecting about 200 districts. The order covers Kansas City St Louis University City Normandy Webster Groves Maplewood Richmond Heights Ritenour New Madrid R 1 Kirkwood Columbia Berkeley. Columbia officials were unaware of any violations while St Louis area districts faced questions on meaning and impact. The Kansas City district noted its federal funding of 5 to 7 million dollars annually earmarked for targeted programs.
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Associated Press
Missouri
John Pratt
U.S. District Court
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas City
St. Louis
University City
Normandy
Webster Groves
Maplewood-Richmond Heights
Ritenour
New Madrid R-1
Kirkwood
Columbia
Berkeley
Robert Shaw
Ray Lewis
Columbia School Board
Clint E. Crites
Crites
George W. Brown
Brown
No Rift Says Secret Service Head
Secret Service Director James J. Rowley denied a rift with White House staff led to the removal of the Nixon protection chief. He said Robert H. Taylor was transferred to head the Foreign Dignitary Protective Division as part of rotating supervisory personnel for accuracy.
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Washington
Secret Service
James J. Rowley
Nixon
White House
Rowley
Robert H. Taylor
Explorers In Rifle Match At Armory
Explorer Post 51 sponsored by Battery B of the 128th Field Artillery holds its second annual small bore rifle match at the National Guard Armory. About 32 competitors travel from Bowling Green Versailles Warsaw Brunswick plus one Optimist Junior Rifle Club team. Shooting runs 6 a m to about 3 p m with awards for top teams and individuals across positions and rifles. Local guard unit funds trophies. Black Powder Explorer Post in Columbia to demonstrate. Centralia school menu included but unrelated.
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Explorer
128Th Field Artillery
National Guard
Bowling Green
Versailles
Warsaw
Brunswick
Optimist
Thoenen
Black Powder Explorer Post
Columbia
Optimists Hear About Project Avoid at Mexico Club Meeting
Mexico Optimist Club members and guests at the Monterey heard Optimist International’s Project Avoid presented by Community Service Chairman Gordon Kutscher. A film and literature were shown and Sunrise Optimist Club members joined the attendance. Local actions included Khoury League signups, a shooting match at the National Guard Armory, and sponsoring two boys to Boy's State.
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Optimist International Community Service
Gordon Kutscher
Project Avoid
Mexico
Mexico Optimists
Jefferson City
LSD Weakens Body's Ability Against Disease
CHICAGO AP Researchers at the University of Illinois report that LSD reduces the body's ability to recover from infections. Dr Edward W Voss Jr says LSD interferes with antibody production in test cells from rabbits and mice, effectively shutting off antibodies.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
Edward W. Voss Jr
New York
Voss
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