Weather roundup with Missouri lake levels and births
Ledgerread forecasts show cloudy periods and a 30 percent rain or snow chance in Missouri with highs in the 40s and 50s and a warm start in Kansas City. Lake level readings list Ot Ozarks and nearby reservoirs over normal, while Audrain Medical Center reports numerous new admissions and several newborns in Mexico and Centralia.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Grand
Stockton
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
Dismissals Deaths and Public Safety Report Highlights
The Daily Record lists numerous dismissals including Linda Lunceford Helen Bruce and Karen Toul across multiple cities. It notes deaths of May C Potter 87 and Minnie D Moore 87 and covers marriage license applications in Columbia. Public safety reports include a minor traffic collision on Liberty Street and a parking lot substance tampering report.
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David C. Love
Winifred Eckenberger
Woodlawn
Liberty
Jefferson
Ken Moore
Audrain Medical Center
Ford Signs 55 MPH Bill and Bigger Trucks
President Ford signed a permanent 55 mile per hour national speed limit and boosted interstate truck weight limits. He also approved 26 other measures and vetoed three, including extensions to environmental, nut import, and fishermen loan bills. The package adds highway funds and keeps a car pooling program for another year while deferring much highway spending into 1975.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Market rises on Fed rate cut boosts stocks
New York markets moved higher as early buying followed the Federal Reserve's half point discount-rate reduction. The noon Dow rose 3.13 to 697.67 while gainers outpaced decliners 6 to 1 on the NYSE. Ramada Inns fell 44 to 244 amid a large trade, and Amex volume leader Houston Oil & Minerals lost 50 to 25.
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NEW Yunn
Federal Reserve
New York Stock Exchange
Fed
Wall Street
Ramada Inns
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Houston Oil & Minerals
Amex
Mrs Maude Young Dies Rites Tuesday
Mrs. Maude W. Young, 84, of Paris, died Saturday noon at the Allen Nursing Home in Mexico where she had been a patient since December 4. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Agnew Funeral Home with burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Visitation is from 3 p.m. Monday until services. She lived in Mexico at 1117 Mansfield for seven years before entering the nursing home. Born August 5, 1890 in Hainois, she was the daughter of George and Mary Bailey Workman. She was reared southwest of Paris. Her husband Leland Ray Young died August 10, 1967. Survived by two sons Ray Young of Mexico and Harry Young of Arizona, 13 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Paris
Maude W. Young
Allen Nursing Home
Mexico
Agnew Funeral Home
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
George
Mary Bailey Workman
Leland Ray Young
Ray Young
Harry Young
Arizona
Deaths Carl Deimeke Dies Rites To Be Tuesday
Martinsburg farmer Carl A. Deimeke 59 died Saturday night of heart disease at his home Rte 1 He was a church and civic leader and a candidate for eastern district judge last summer Visitation is after 3 p m today at Myers Funeral Home Wellsville Rosary at 7:30 tonight Funeral at 10 a m Tuesday at St Josephs Catholic Church with burial in St Josephs Cemetery He was born Oct 15 1915 and survived by his wife Thecla Fennewald of Martinsburg plus a brother three sisters and a half brother He served in World War II overseas with the Air Force and was active in local organizations and community affairs.
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Martinsburg
Carl A. Deimeke
Rte. 1
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Hev
Leo Stamm
St. Joseph's
Myers Funeral Home
Wellsville
Deimeke
Joseph J
Catherine Buescher Deimeke
Thecla Fennewald
Audrain County Democratic Club
Audrain County Heart Fund Board of Directors
St. Joseph’s Church
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Raymond Deimeke
Leona Robinson
Mexico
William Schwartze
Syl Borgmeyer
Leo Deimeke
Miss Minnie Moore Dies at 87 in Vandalia
Miss Minnie Moore 87 of Vandalia died at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral at Waters Funeral Home Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Noel Edwards officiating. Burial in Vandalia. Born March 14 1887 to James K and Laura Gentle Moore. Survived by sister Mrs Nell Kaylor of Vandalia and several nieces and nephews including Mr and Mrs Glenn Ankcorn of Chicago Illinois.
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Vandalia
Minnie Moore
Audrain Medical Center
Waters Funeral
Noel Edwards
First Baptist Church of
James K
Laura Gentle Moore
Nell Kaylor
Glenn Ankcorn
Chicago, Ill
Mrs Wilson Potter Rites At Mt Olivet
Mrs Wilson Potter seventy five seventy? actually eighty seven died at Audrain Medical Center. She had resided at Coldwell Nursing Home since 1974. Services held Mt Olivet Presbyterian Vandalia at 2 pm Tuesday with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Born October 6 1887 daughter of William and Mary Frisbie Barney she married Wilson Potter who preceded her in death. Survived by son Calvin Potter of Laddonia two grandchildren six great grandchildren one sister and several nieces and nephews.
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Vandalia
Wilson Potter
Audrain Medical Center
Coldwell Nursing Home
Mount Olivet Presbyterian Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
May Catherine Barney
William
Mary Frisbie Barney
Calvin Potter
Laddonia
C Albert Hoppin Jr Dies at St Louis
Funeral services were held in St. Louis for C Albert Hoppin Jr 63 former vice president of the Grove Co He died December 26 of cancer at his Chesterfield home He worked twenty years for the Grove firm makers of children s sports wear His wife Emily Carter of Mexico survives She is daughter of the late Edward H Carter and Emma Nelson Carter and sister of Nelson Edward H Jr and Elisha Carter
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C. Albert Hoppin Jr
The
Grove Co
Hoppin
Chesterfield
Grove Firm
Emily Carter
Mexico
Edward H
Emma Nelson Carter
Nelson
Edward H. Jr
Elisha Carter
Heavy Fight Through Fifth Day At Phuoc Binh City
AP dispatch reports South Vietnamese defenders enduring a heavy North Vietnamese mortar barrage as tanks push toward Phuoc Binh, two miles north of Saigon. In Cambodia, Khmer Rouge and government forces clash near Phnom Penh with rockets and armored units shaping a dry season offensive.
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South Vietnam
Phuoc Binh
Cambodia
Mekong
Phnom Penh
Phu Lam International Communications Center
Saigon
Ashcroft Named Asst Atty General
Jefferson City Missouri AP. Outgoing state auditor John Ashcroft was named assistant attorney general to represent the Department of Revenue in non tax collection matters. Gov. Bond and Atty. Gen. Danforth announced the move ending speculation he would join the AG's office after January 3.
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John Ashcroft
State Department of Revenue
Atty
John C. Danforth
Ashcroft
Springfield
Christopher 5. Bond
Bond
Missouri
George Lehr
Jackson County
Lehr
Dwight Fine
Fine
Butch Jones Receives National All American Recognition
The son of E. Murray Jones and Betty Lou Jones of Springfield is James Russell Butch Jones. A Springfield Hillcrest tight end, he will graduate this year and has multiple college offers. His mother's cousin confirms the honor and future options.
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E. Murray Jones
Betty Lou Jones
Springfield
James Russell
Butch) Jones
Springfield Hillcrest
Ward Irvin
Mexico
Butch
Russell Jones
Moberly
Jones
Water main burst disrupts service at Promenade and Olive
A six inch water main burst last night near Promenade and Olive streets, cutting flow and lowering pressure. Repairs began, service restored by 9 am. Crews planned to re shut the main to insert sleeves, with a leaking Clark and Promenade valve to be replaced. Local Missouri Cities Water Co. manager Orville Willis provided details.
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Promenade
Olive Streets
Orville Willis
Missouri Cities Water Co
Clark and Promenade
Water Company
Willis
Notable Local Woman Named for Outstanding Young Woman
The article notes a woman, wife in Fenlon and Fenlon law firm, with a daughter and an infant son, being entered by the Mexico Jaycee Wives in the 1975 Outstanding Young Woman of Missouri competition.
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Fenlon and Fenlon
Mexico
Assessor Group Seeks Halt to 33 1-3 Percent Tax Increase
State assessors association backs two bills to cut the 33 1-3 percent levy to 30 percent and urges public support in the General Assembly. They ask Governor Bond to consider executive action to delay or stop the rise, noting some assessors oppose the increase while the Tax Commission can impose a countywide boost for noncompliance.
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House
Phil Snowden
Senate
William B. Waters
State Assessors Association
General Assembly
Bond
Neill
State Tax Commission
U S Government Opens Gold Bid Auction for 2 Million Ounces
The Treasury conducted a bid auction for two million ounces of gold to curb imports. Early bids ranged from 45.10 to 188 dollars per ounce for 400 ounce bars, with buyers including Austern & Paul New York and Vito G. De Marino San Diego. Most offers clustered 150 to 165 dollars per ounce. The sale, valued around 350 million at 175 an ounce, aims to protect the U S trade balance amid a trade deficit and post suggests rate changes in gold ownership.
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Washington
Austern & Paul
New York
Vito G. de Marino
San Diego
Calif
Leslie E. Ellisson
Wayne
N.J
George Jamieson
Jamieson
U.S
Treasury Department
Treasury
Ford orders CIA probe to focus on domestic activities
President Ford backs a commission limited to CIA actions inside the United States. He lauds CIA successes but urges that intelligence work respect democratic freedoms. The panel will meet this week, organize, and hire staff as it begins its inquiry.
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Torest
Nessen
Lermnitzer
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Commission
Ford
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Republic
Investigative Commission
White House
Legislative Emergency Provisions Advance Amid Uncertainty
Legislators weigh a two thirds majority in both houses to approve an emergency provision. House Minority Leader Robert Snyder foresees a better than 50-50 chance of passage, while Speaker Pro Tem Rich ard DeCoster notes commitment on key votes will decide fate. Uncommitted members may swing outcome as negotiations continue.
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House
Robert Snyder
R-Kirkwood
GOP
Bond
Richard DeCoster
D-Canton
DeCoster
London Gold Holds Steady Before Washington Auction
Gold prices on the London and Zurich markets were steady ahead of the American bullion auction in Washington. London dealers fixed at 173.50 per ounce, down from Fridays 174.25 but up from this morning, while Zurich closed at 174, above Friday’s close and the day’s low. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williams Jr. welcomed a daughter in Peoria weighing seven pounds, with grandparents listed.
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Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
National Stockyards
Choice
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago — Board of Trade
London
Zurich
Washington
Williamses
Raymond Williams Jr
Peoria
Herbert F. Jackson
Trinity St
Raymond Williams
W. Maple St
Jackson
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