Missouri forecast and local court news from Audrain county
Partly sunny and mild in Missouri with highs in the 60s to 70s and valleys of 40s at night. Audrain County briefs cover hospital admissions and births, dismissals, and deaths, plus a magistrate court DUI case and a liquor confiscation ruling. The section includes a three vehicle crash on Highway 19, a separate police report, and a divorce decree with child custody awarded to the mother.
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Missouri
Highway Patrol
Highway 19
Hermann
Connie S. Lackman
Rhineland
Randy P. Eikermann
Bobby G. Sinklear
Washington
Eikermann
Lackman
Linklear
Orville J. Hoelmer
Marthasville
Hermann Area Hospital
Highway 94
Hoelmer
Edward Dean Spires
Gregory Franklin Hendricks
Route 1
New Florence
Circuit Court
Cecil Arthur Gentry
Audrain County School Fund
Gentry
VFW
Conrad
Mary Elaine
Howard D. Harper
Safety Changes Ordered For Nuclear Plants
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission orders 17 boiling water reactors to modify containment and pressure systems to boost safety against loss of coolant, allowing plants to operate during changes. Names of affected utilities and plants include Oyster Creek Nine Mile Point Pilgrim Dresden 11 I Quad Cities I II Millstone I Peach Bottom II III Browns Ferry Hatch Cooper Fitzpatrick and more.
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Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Commission
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Jersey Center Power and Light Co
Oyster Creek
Niagara Mohawk Power and Light Co
Nine Mile Point
Boston Edison Co
Pilgrim
Commonwealth Edison Co
Dresden
Quad Cities
Northeast Nuclear Enemy Co
Millstone I
Northern States Power Co
Monticello
Philadelphia Electric Co
Peach Bottom
Tennessee Valley Authority
Browns Ferry
ST Georgia
Hatch 1
Nebraska
Nixon Receives Large Welcome in Canton China
Tens of thousands crowd Canton as former President Nixon greets supporters amid security tense moment near his limousine. He tours The Peasant Movement Institute and Mao relic rooms while traveling with Dr Shang Teh-ting and aid Robert Dunn before departing for home.
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Canton
China
Richard Nixon
Liberation
Revolutionary Army
Mao Tse-tung
Nixon
Nixons
Li River
Weilin
Kweilin
Mes
Shang Teh-ting
San American Medical
Peasant Movement Institute
Mao
Hunan
U.S
Clergyman’s Bank Robbery Spree Ends in Prison
In Exeter England AP a 32 year old Anglican priest Rev Stephen Care received seven years in prison after a two year crime spree that included a bank raid with a fake bomb. He told his housekeeper We’re going to be like Robin Hood amid the case. The plot involved $38000 in stolen property with extensive planning and prior preparation. Mrs Bunting received two year conditional discharge after admitting participation in a school holdup.
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Exeter
England
Stephen Care
Robin Hood
Stella Bunting
Cave
Neil Butterfield
Care
Plymouth
Butterfield
Flynn's Condition Is Serious After Accidental Shooting
Tammy Joe Flynn a 17 year old from Auxvasse is in serious condition at University Medical Center Columbia after a .2 caliber pistol wound to the abdomen. Callaway County Sheriff Ted Slamons says details remain unclear but believes the shooting was accidental. The incident occurred at the Thomas home and Tammy was transported first to Audrain Medical Center by his father Edgar Thomas before transfer. The article also notes a 1962 U S announcement of atmospheric atomic tests near Johnson Island in the Pacific.
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Auxvasse
Tammy Joe Flynn
University Medical Center
Columbia
Callaway County
Ted Slamons
Tammy
Audrain Medical Center
Edgar Thomas
Ben Dobyns Service Set For Sunday At 2
Funeral services for Ben F. Dobyns 78 of 625 S Jefferson are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. Brendan's Catholic Church with Rev Father Brendan Griffey officiating Visitation is today after 3 p.m. with a rosary at 7 p.m. at Precht Pickering funeral home Survivors include his wife Besse five children 11 grandchildren four great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Two sisters and three brothers preceded him in death Burial will be at Eastlawn Memorial Park Cemetery Memorials are suggested to Audrain Medical Center.
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Ben F. Dobyns
S. Jefferson
St. Brendan's Catholic Church
Brendan Griffey
Precht- Pickering Funeral Home
American Legion
James Bledsoe
Knights of Columbus
Besse
Eastlawn Memorial Park
Audrain Medical Center
Sudbrock Funeral Services Today at Precht Pickering
Funeral services for Mrs Dora Rae Sudbrock were to be held today at 2 p.m. at the Precht Pickering Funeral Home. Rev J C Montgomery of Mexico United Methodist Church officiated. Pallbearers were Fred Jacobi Joe F Deimeke Jake Jacobsmeyer John Lamberson Glen Whittaker and Ralph Howd. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Dora Rae Sudbrock
Precht-Pickering
J.C. Montgomery
Mexico
Truxton Man Dennis Winter Dies In Car Crash
Dennis Ray Winter 23 of Route 1 Truxton died after a single car crash on Lincoln County Route A near Hawk Point. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Lincoln County Hospital in Troy after his car rolled in a dirt bank. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Zion Methodist Church Truxton with burial in the church graveyard. He was a farmer son of Arban and Coleen Winter. surviving sister Judy White and grandparents. Visitation after 3 p.m. Sunday at Harding Funeral Home Jonesburg.
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Truxton
Dennis Ray Winter
Route 1
Lincoln County Hospital
Troy
Hawk Point
Highway Patrol
Lincoln County
Jensen at Vespers at Missouri Military Academy
Charles Jensen speaks at the weekly Vespers service at 6 30 p m Sunday in the Memorial Chapel Cadet Raul Casso serves as reader and the services are open to the public
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Charles Jensen
Missouri Military Academy Memorial Chapel
Raul Casso
J T Watts Returns Home After Heart Surgery
J T Watts of Highway 22 in Mexico returned home Wednesday from the Harry S Truman Veterans Hospital in Columbia after undergoing open heart surgery.
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J.T. Watts
Highway 22
Mexico
Ford Reagan ticket attractive says Gov Bond
Kansas City AP Gov Christopher Bond said a Ford Reagan ticket could be very attractive. He was surprised Ford beat Reagan in New Hampshire and predicted Ford would do well with Missouri's 49 delegates. Bond said he would not seek the nomination if Ford asked and planned to announce plans in April.
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Kansas City
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Christopher S. Bond
Ford
Reagan
New Hampshire
Republicn
Manchester Union Leader
Bond
Missouri
Staff Changes At Juvenile Office In 2nd Circuit
The juvenile office of the 2nd judicial circuit announces staff changes this week. Dennis L. White is hired as a counselor at the juvenile detention center with an annual salary of $6,000. Patricia Marshall, secretary in the juvenile office, has resigned effective February 27.
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2Th Judicial Circuit
Dennis L. White
Patricia ©. Marshall
Neebs Have Son in Clarence at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Ronald Prentice Neeb of Clarence welcomed a son weighing seven pounds born Friday at 1206 PM at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Neeb is employed by the Moberly Police Department.
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Audrain Medica Center
James C. Meritt
Charles R. Campbell
Chauncy M. Johnson
Elva B. Hammack
Fannie Edwards
Jessie M. Albus
George W. Fischer
Earl Howard
Diana L. Schneider
Andrew T. Crum
Felecia R. Johnson
Jack M. Smith
Mexico
Harold W. Adkisson
Eddie D. Colweil
Henry C. Powers
Lee Eckley
Ruby Lyon
Teresa Munford
Monroe Cassens
Melissa Dowell
Hurley Garnett
Laddonia
Richard Wasson
Center
Frank Collens
Cynthia Lavinder
Roy Guile
Thompson
Ronald Prentice Neeb
Clarence
Audrain Medical Center
Neeb
Moberly
Hearst Defense Nearing End in Bank Robbery Trial
Patricia Hearst faced questioning about her year in captivity as psychiatrists testified she endured coercive manipulation and physical abuse during “struggle sessions” with feared terrorists. Defense cites trauma from kidnapping while prosecutors argue conversion to terrorism. Bailey says closing arguments due Monday. Lifton described SLA drills, taunts, and conditioning as part of her coercive experience.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Sacramento
Miss Hearst
Robert J. Lifton
Lifton
California
Here
F. Lee Bailey
L.J. West
Martin Orne
SLA
FBI
Bailey
U.S. Dist
Oliver J. Carter
Yale University
Symbionese Liberation Army
William and
Emily Harris
Oliver the Missing Link Or A Monkey's Uncle?
New York AP reports Oliver a 7-year-old 125 pound chimp raised by attorney Michael Miller claimed as possible missing link between man and ape. Miller cites 47 chromosomes vs humans 46 and apes 48 while Dr. Sydney Anderson calls him a chimp. Oliver posed at a news conference under handler Frank Burger and impressed with erect stance and humanlike features.
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NEW York
Oliver
Simian
Frank Burger
Burger
Michael Miller
Congo River
Miller
Kong
Young reporter Tammy Gaines pens Big Foot tale
The Ledger prints a young writer Tammy Gaines aged ten who started a report on Big Foot after seeing the movie. He halted his account, suggesting there is more but it should wait for readers to see. Space limits prevent publishing the full piece.
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The
Ledger
Tammy Gaines
Tammy
Big Foot
Leb Ball
Leb
Congress Gets 20 Days More On FEC Law
The Supreme Court allows Congress an additional 20 days to pass legislation renewing the Federal Election Commission. The move averts an immediate cutoff of matching funds for presidential candidates. The court had ruled the FEC failed to be properly constituted with executive appointment power. Public interest groups and candidates urged the extension to avoid funds disruption.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Federal Election Commission
FEC
Common Cause
League of Women Voters
Ford
Embassy Cancer Claim Tied to Moscow Beams Scrutinized
An embassy secretary who died of cancer in 1968 is linked by her husband to a government claim of inadequate medical care and possible radiation exposure at the U.S. embassy in Moscow. Officials say no illnesses have been traced to Soviet microwaves and medical tests of 350 embassy personnel show no related problems.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
State Department
Associated Press
Robert Griffin
William Watson
Sam Sweifel
Thomas Johnson
Robert L. Funseth
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