Missouri Weather and Public Safety Roundup
Weather notes for the region show a sunny but cold day with a high in the upper 20s to low 40s and a clear night, followed by a warmer Tuesday. Local public safety reports include a minor traffic accident on Clark Street with no injuries, and a DWI arrest on Promenade Street. Public records list hospital admissions, births, and deaths from Audrain Medical Center, plus court and probate actions.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
S. Clark Street
Lakeview Road
Marjorie A. Davis
Route 1
Clark
Thompson Auto Sales Co
Thompson
Leslie Allen Stallings
S. Jefferson St
Promenade Street
Washington Street
Stallings
Alfred Travis
W. Latney St
Danny Hager
Emmons St
Watergate fund-raising details emerge in new indictment
Kalmbach says he raised 2.6 million in pledges to support defendants families and pay legal expenses at the request of John W. Dean III. The conduit committee, formed around March 1, 1970, allegedly directed funds to Republican candidates in 19 states with 1.1 million from an unidentified donor. Other Nixon aides face possible indictments as Jaworski’s deadline looms and impeachment inquiries gain momentum.
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Conduit Political Committee
White House
Kalmbach
Jaworski
Atty
John N. Mitchell
New York
Mitchell
Senate Watergate Committee
John J. Wilson
H.R. Hal
John K. Andrews Jr
Nixon
Stock market ebbs as three-day rally loses steam
New York AP reports uneven trading as the noon Dow Jones industrial average stood at 850.83, down 5.18 points, while advancers held a slim edge over decliners on the NYSE in light-to-moderate activity.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
National Stockyards
Ill
U.S
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Mrs. Wicklein Dies Former Wellsville Resident
Word Sunday arrives of the death in Springfield of Mrs. John Edward Wicklein 45 after a long illness at Cox Medical Center. Prayer services were held last night. funeral set for 2 p.m. today at Trinity Catholic Church, with Fr. Fred Lutz officiating and burial in Resurrection Cemetery. She was the former Marian Franey, daughter of Ruth Franey of Montgomery City, and wife of the late Lester Wicklein’s son. Surviving: her husband, mother, son David, daughter Carla Metz, and one grandchild.
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Wellsville
Under 21 Drivers To Get Licenses With White Stars
Jefferson City Missouri AP reports a new license feature for under 21 drivers. New licenses will bear three white stars in each upper corner to alert clerks and restaurants that the holder is a minor. Stars apply only to renewals and appear at renewal time. Officials say liquor violations by minors remain the department’s chief issue. In 1973 the department filed 1,257 charges under liquor control laws, with 309 involving unlawful sales to minors. It is a misdemeanor for a minor to buy possess or drink alcohol or use false ID.
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Jefferson City
Michael Garrett
Department of Liquor Control
Garrett
Missouri
Kissinger Shifts to Middle East Talks After Mexico Trip
Kissinger moves quickly from Latin American meetings to Middle East diplomacy. He meets Nixon at the White House and attends a luncheon for Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy hosted by ambassador Ashraf Ghorbal, signaling a new phase on Syria and Sinai.
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Israel
Syria
Sinai
Sadat
Kissinger
Mexico City
Middle East
Nixon
White House
Ismail Fahmy
Ashraf Ghorbal
Energy shift and highway funding slack in states
An Associated Press survey shows New York moving from a voluntary energy system while states cut back on highway construction and delay repairs due to lower gasoline tax revenues. New Jersey service stations accept federal and state actions, halting a statewide shutdown push. Chicago area ends a drought of fuel, officials hope longer lines ease as gas supplies rise.
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New York
Associated Press
New Jersey
Chicago
Deaths Harm Harold Kirtlink and Iva Reynolds in Missouri
Obituaries report the death of Harold Kirtlink of Paris and Iva Reynolds of Paris at 92 in Moberly. Reynolds, born April 15, 1881, died at Woodland Memorial Hospital, survived by daughter Marguerite and son Carl, with funeral arrangements at Agnew Funeral Home and burial at Bethel Cemetery. Kirtlink’s funeral was in Jefferson City at First Baptist Church, with burial at East Lawn Memorial Park and multiple pallbearers. services led by Rev. Frank Park, assisted by Attorney General John C. Danforth, with Precht-Pickering Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Paris
Iva Reynolds
Woodland Memorial Hospital
Moberly
Missouri
George
Susan Dennison Dunn
Ae I. Reynolds
Reynolds
Agnew Funeral Home
Richard Spratley
Bethel Cemetery
Holliday
Paul Beamer
Amos Miller
Leslie Lewellen
Russell Bondurant
Millard Haley
Robert Liesman
Jack Dunn
Virgil Hulen ,Jr
Darold Edward Kirtlink
Jefferson City
First Baptist Church
Frank Park
John C. Danforth
Episcopal Church
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
John Conner
Lawrence Rudroff
Linn
Sam Rise
Holts Summit
Bill Ward
Alex Netchvolodoff
Ralph Dulle
George Perry
Alex Rienkm
Mrs. James E. Robinson Dies at 83 in Sturgeon
Mrs. James E. Robinson 83 of Sturgeon died Sunday at Community Memorial Hospital in Moberly. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Meador and Son Funeral Home Sturgeon, Rev. James Jones officiating. Burial Mt. Horeb Cemetery. Visitation 7 p.m. tonight. Born Feb 18 1891 in Boone County. Survived by son William Earl Robinson, brother Willie Robinson, three grandchildren. lifelong Sturgeon resident and Sturgeon Baptist Church member.
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Sturgeon
James E. Robinson
Community Memorial Hospital
Moberly
Meador and Son
James Jones
Mt. Horeb Cemetery
Robinson
Boone County
Mary Ellen Robinson
Billie
Betty Gibson Robinson
Ostermeyer Dies Unexpectedly in Kansas City
C E Bud Ostermeyer about 63, formerly of the town, died suddenly of a heart attack in Kansas City this month. He once ran a local jewelry shop sold to Tom and Mrs Parsons about 21 years ago and later owned Bass Point resort at Lake of the Ozarks. He moved from St. Louis, worked as a watch repairman for Worrells six and a half years, opened his own shop in 1944 and served as Lions club president. His daughter Daryl Ann, a nursing graduate in 1956, survives.
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Kansas City
C. E
Bud) Ostermeyer
Ostermeyer
Tom Parsons
Lake of the Ozarks
Bass Point
Mr. Ostermeyer
St. Louis
Worrell’s
Lions Lab
Daryl Ann
Wiggins Resigns as Missouri PSC General Counsel
Harry Wiggins, general counsel of the Missouri Public Service Commission, resigns. Appointed in early 1973 after serving as Missouri coordinator for the George McGovern campaign, he will stay on until a replacement is named.
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Wiggins
Jefferson City, Mo
Harry Wiggins
Missouri Public Service Commission
Missouri
George McGovern
PSC
Senate May Vote On Own Pay Raise
The Senate may vote on boosting congressional salaries from 42500 to 52800 over two years, with Cabinet and top officials also affected. A veto awaits but Byrd notes a possible Thursday or Friday vote to block the raises, tied to Nixon’s budget. The House considers energy legislation and a Federal Energy Administration upgrade, plus private pension reforms.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
House Rules Committee
Nixon
Federal Energy Administration
Robert C. Byrd
D-W
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Stowers Recovering After Heart Attack at Hedrick
Lester S. Stowers of Chillicothe, formerly of Mexico, recovers satisfactorily at Hedrick after a Tuesday heart attack. He is expected to stay about three weeks and is in room 29, according to his sister Mrs. J W Given Jr.
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Lester S. Stowers
Chillicothe
Mexico
Hedrick Medical Center
J.W. Given Jr
Two Files For Wellsville City Collector Election
Wellsville residents report two candidates for city collector in the April 2 election. Mrs. J.W. Vanita Clement joins incumbent Mrs. Cecil Albia Tarrants on the ballot.
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Wellsville
J.W
Vanita) Clement
Cecil
Albia) Tarrants
State Gets $2.2 Million For Centers
The Missouri Corrections Department received a $2.2 million federal grant to establish correctional service centers in St. Louis Kansas City St. Joseph Springfield Cape Girardeau and Mid Missouri. Centers will offer pre release services employment counseling training and other treatments to aid ex offenders return to home communities. The two year program begins April 1 and includes Missouri Ex Offenders Association an industrial advisory board and a citizen review committee.
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Jefferson City
Bond
Missouri
ex-Offenders Association
Missouri Ex-Offenders Association
Corrections
Balloonist Gatch Searched Over Moroccan Sahara As Ocean Flight Fails
Little Hope remains for American balloonist Thomas Gatch after eight days since departing Harrisburg to cross the Atlantic. Air and sea searches covering the 300 mile Moroccan Spanish Sahara frontier yield no trace. Weather and desert terrain hindered recovery. officials weigh continuing the hunt.
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Thomas Gatch
Africa
Gatch
Spanish Sahara
U.S
Morocco
Harrisburg
Atlantic Ocean
Mrs Eddie Oliver Dies In Phoenix Funeral in Montgomery City
Mrs Ileen Mary Olive, 68, of Phoenix Arizona, died Friday in Phoenix. She was the wife of the late Eddie Lee Oliver formerly from Montgomery City. Born in New York City, August 26, 1905, she was daughter of Michael and Elizabeth Lane. Surviving are daughter Ester Rollins of Rockville Maryland, two grandsons Edward and Steven Rollins of Rockville, three sisters Loretta Redding of Phoenix May Rattel of Riviera and Elizabeth Johnson of Long Beach. Funeral 11 am Tuesday at Schlanker Funeral Home Montgomery City with burial in Montgomery City Cemetery.
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Montgomery City
Ileen Mary Olive
Phoenix
Ariz
Eddie Lee Oliver
New York City
Michael
Elizabeth Sullivan Lane
Oliver
Denver
Ester Rollins
Rockville
Edward
Steven Rollins
Loretta Redding
May Rattel
Riviera
Elizabeth Johnson
Long Beach
Calif
Schlanker Funeral Home
Montgomery City Cemetery
Miss Reddick crowned Miss Mexico in pageant
Miss Reddick, a senior at Mexico High School, won Miss Mexico after a Charleston themed talent and art background. She plans to study fine arts at Stephens College and later pursue a master’s degree. The pageant, in its seventh year, was produced by the Mexico Jaycees with Wade McArthur as executive director.
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Miss Reddick
Mexico High School
Stephens College
Columbia
Farous and Barr
David Bailey
Missouri Military Academy
Mexico
John
University of Missouri
Betsy
Hardin
Capt. Pred Ian
Wana
Christopher Bond
United States
Washington, D. C
Old Mexico
New York
Colorado
Connecticu
Europe
Reddick
Paul Anka
Miss Clark
James Brown
Deason
Terri Dodson
Missouri
Compton
Miss Nichols
Goldsby
Barbara Moore
Miss Dodson
Precious
Few
Stros Moore
Shelbina Girl Dies Of Injuries in Highway Wreck
Delilah Joy Bowling, 17, of Shelbina Missouri died at the University of Missouri Medical Center becoming the second fatality from a northeastern Missouri highway crash earlier in the week. Three other Shelbina youths remain hospitalized in Columbia with one in critical condition. The Tuesday wreck on US 36 east of Hannibal also killed Marvin Eugene Rhode, 41, of Hannibal.
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Columbia
Delilah Joy Bowling
Shelbina
University of Missouri Medical Center
Missouri
Miss Bowling
Marvin Eugene Rhode
Hannibal
Leans
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Robert L. Cagle
Lois E. Hill
Gary W. Sanger
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William S. Smith
Ethel L. Bradley
Cecil. Umstattd
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Bernice Snow
Marvin James Munford Jr
Cassandra Hanneken
HS. Wilson
Lafe L. Jennings
William Branstetter
Vandalia
Evaline McBride
Bowling Green
Steven Shade
Carl Stewart
Farber
Roger E. O'Leary
Gladys Harrington
Ronald E. Platt
Sam
Raymond Divers
John C. Gilbert
Joseph F. Schroeder
Bellflower
Olive F. French
Thomas W. Talley Jr
Milley Silvey
Laddonia
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Rush
Roy Diffenderfer
Perry
Tommy Mellhatton
Robert Parrott
Hubert Hassler
Fred Leach
Loire Lierheimer
Fillmore Kakac
Eugene Jaeger
Howard J. Potter
Carl Willingham
Karen Jacob
Charles Spires
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Edward L. Hammett
Robert Deppe
Daren Clark
Douglas Rahn
Mark Cox
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