Weather and public notices from the Daily Record
Forecast shows increasing cloudiness with a low near 40 tonight and a high around 60 Sunday with a 10 percent rain chance. Missouri outlook expects warm Monday with rain possible in southern areas, cooler Tuesday and Wednesday with highs in the 40s to low 50s. Police and fire briefs report a window break on 201 N. Washington, a scratched door at West Plaza, a DWI arrest on East Liberty, a minor collision, and a furnace closet fire at 1220 Pine Lawn Street with smoke damage.
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Missouri
Ronald Salmons
Fairgrounds St
West Plaza
Willard W. Singleton
Moberly
East Liberty
Mildred L. Gatewood
Thompson
James Jay Stanley
Western St
N. Washington
W. Lave Sts
Marietta Bybee
Pine Lawn St
Missouri Power and Light Co
Mp&l
Higbee Charolais Is Champion at Arizona Show
A senior yearling bull from Eleuthera Island in the Bahamas was named grand champion Charolais at the Arizona National Livestock Show. Eleuthera International is owned by Livestock Terminal and Forwarding Company. The reserve champion was Broadacres Big Boy, owned by Ahrens Brothers, Broadacres Ranch and Romar Ranch of Higbee Missouri. Grand champion female went to Miss N. B. Bramd, owned by Shearbrook Livestock Inc. of Clayton Ohio, with reserve to Miss Ozark Cadet, owned by Lukens Charolais Ranch and Romar Ranch of Higbee Missouri.
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Phoenix
Bahama Islands
Arizona
Weekend Warm Spell Forecast For Missouri
The National Weather Service expects highs in Missouri in the upper 50s to mid 60s Sunday after overnight lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. Clouds move in Sunday with a slight chance of showers in the east. Similar conditions are projected Monday, followed by a cooling trend that lowers readings by about 10 degrees starting Tuesday.
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Kansas City
National Weather Service
Missouri
World News Roundup: Rahman Freed in London Flight Home
AP reports Bangladesh president Mujibur Rahman freed after 10 days in West Pakistan on treason charges and flown to London. He may meet British officials on recognizing his government as Dacca eyes postwar recovery amid oppression.
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Associated Press London
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
West Pakistan
London
Mujib
Dacca
Stock movers and prices on over the counter and NYSE
Over the counter bids and asks show A B Chance 28 29 percent, Commerce Bancshares 47 48, Wetterau 33 33. NYSE figures include Robbie Brooks 14 up, Dresser Industries 33 up, Interco 48 down, Kaiser Aluminum 20 up, Panhandle Eastern 33 up, Ralston Purina 34 down, US Gypsum common 30 46 down, US Gypsum preferred 33 down.
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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
Nixon Plans Quick Return Of Okinawa
Nixon and Sato wrapped eight hours of talks with plans to return Okinawa to Japan by May 15 and remove nuclear chemical and biological weapons from U.S. bases before the transfer. They also agreed to a Washington Tokyo hot line to avoid shocks and discussed realigning bases to ease local concerns and reduce trade frictions.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
Japan
Sato
Okinawa
Washington
Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
United States
Peking
Washington-Tokyo
U.S
Nixon-Sato
Hakuei Tanaka
Locked Out Of Jail Sparks Complaint To Judge
Charles Allen, 33, clutched a bag with a toothbrush and underwear as he told Criminal Court Judge Murray Goodman he could not enter Dade County Jail. He had begun a one year sentence after pleading guilty to possession of a stolen check and forged driver's license, but jail staff claimed no record of his cage and refused entry. The commitment order had reportedly been sent but was lost, and the judge assisted by providing a copy to a deputy who warned Allen that admission was likely this time.
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Miami
Charles Allen
Dade County
Allen
Criminal Court
Murray Goodman
Goodman
Mrs Lula Young Dies At Centralia
Lula Young 78 of Centralia died at Sherwood Arms nursing home in Centralia. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Fenton funeral chapel with Rev. Thomas Adams officiating. Burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery Paris. Visitation 7 p.m. Saturday until service time. Survived by four sons Leonard Joseph Walter Wallace Woodbridge VA two daughters Hazel Stephens Columbia Jane Reams Centralia one stepson Allen Young Centralia one stepdaughter Lucille Lewellen Paris three brothers Paw William Jones James Jone Madison Lodge Kan three sisters Mrs Eathen Gallop Paris Martha Eagan Columbia C.E. Meyer Jefferson City.
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Centralia
Lula Young
Sherwood Arms
Fenton ‘Funeral Chapel
Thomas Adams
Centralia United
Audrain County
J.W
Betty Dilks Jones
Heitz Young
Monroe County
Young
Centralia United Methodist Church
Leonard
Joseph
Walter
Wallace
Woodbridge
Henry
Hazel) Stephens
Columbia
Rites Today at 2 For Mrs. O. P. James
Funeral services for Mrs. O P James 81 of Mexico are at 2 p.m. at the Mexico United Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Jeff Marsh. Organist is Mrs. H L Neifert. Precht Pickering Funeral Home in charge. Burial follows in Elmwood Cemetery with pallbearers Lansing Thomas Howard Reed E L Bud Rodes Byrnes Hawthorne Norman Schoeppel and Walter Crowder.
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O.P. James
Mexico
Jeff Marsh
Mexico United
Mrs. Sue Williams Services Held
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Sue Williams 76 at St. Brendan's Catholic Church in Mexico with burial in St. Brendan's Cemetery. Pallbearers included Bill Adams Roy Hendrix Ray Woods Ed Lowry Jack Adams and Carl Staff from surrounding towns.
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Auxvasse
Sue Williams
Arthur J. Mersinger
St. Brendan’s Catholic Church
Mexico
St. Brendan's Cemetery
Bill Adams
Roy Hendrix
Ray Woods
Ed Lowry
Jack Adams
Centralia
Carl Staff
Springfield
Additional REAP Funds for Farms in Midwest States
Missouri will receive 2,143,000 and Kansas 1,825,000 in extra Rural Environmental Assistance Program funds announced by the Agriculture Department. The nationwide increase for 1972 totals 55.5 million, raising the national REAP total to 195.5 million. REAP funds help farmers cover about half the cost of approved soil and water conservation projects.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Apollo 16 Flight Delayed To April
Apollo 16 launch pushed from March 17 to April 16 due to needed tests and modifications. NASA cited issues with the separation mechanism suits and descent batteries, with refinements underway to ensure spaceflight safety. Astronauts John Young Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly II prepare for the mission while Duke recovers from pneumonia and Mattingly hopes to avoid delay.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John W. Young
Apollo 16 delay after space suit split during training
Astronaut John Young caused a rip in his space suit when trying a wide split, creating a months' launch delay from March 17 to April 16. Engineers reinforced fittings and expect the suit to be ready for lunar work including bending to collect rocks and dig trenches on the moon.
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Space Center, Houston
John Young
Young
Robert Smylie
Flight Crew Systems Division
Charles M. Duke Jr
Dave Scott
Smylie
al Thing
John
Man pays tax with forty three thousand pennies
Long Beach New York Leslie Katz 28 wheels 43 910 pennies to City Hall to settle half year real estate water and sewer taxes upset by a 167 percent rate hike. Tax clerk Catherine Pirrone calls the stunt humorous but warns against repetition as thousands in taxes arrive.
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Long Beach
N.Y
Leslie Katz
City Hall
Katz
Catherine Pirrone
OATS Bus Schedules Weekly Runs Announced
The Older Adults Transportation System releases a Monday start schedule with routes and times across Centralia Columbia Mexico Vandalia Hannibal Farber Laddonia and more. Local use days run 9 am to 4 pm with special Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday circuits and Wednesday by request. Calls for schedule requests provided with listed contact numbers.
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Older Adults Transportation System
OATS
Centralia
Columbia
Mexico
Vandalia
Hannibal
Farber
Laddonta
Laddonia
Quinnie Benton
Human Development Corporation
Raiders Kill Belfast Man During Violent Burglary
Belfast AP report says armed raiders burst into Gerald Woods's home, robbed him, and killed him as his wife and two children watched. Authorities suspect guerrillas funding NI guerrilla operations. Woods was owner of the Gibraltar Bar and believed Catholic, with police wary of attributing blame.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Gerald Woods
Irish Republican Army
Woods
Gibraltar
Lowood Park
Labels To Tell Whether To Wash Bleach Clean
New care labeling rules take effect in July guiding washing drying and dry cleaning for most clothing. Virginia Knauer says permanent labels aid home sewers buyers and consumers by providing legible care instructions and a guaranteed standard beyond hang tags.
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New York
Nixon
Virginia H. Knauer
Consumer Affairs
Couture Group
Knauer
Washington
Ellsberg reports threat to kill amid Pentagon papers case
Daniel Ellsberg told about 2,000 people at Stanford Memorial Church that someone threatened to assassinate him in what he called psychological warfare against his wife. Ellsberg, linked to the Pentagon papers leak, received extra police protection after a sheriff’s office confirmed the call.
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Stanford
Calif
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Rand Corp
Uote
Stanford University
Memorial Church
Anthony J. Russo Jr
Katherine Barkley
Los Angeles
Russo
Isley Elementary School Fire Believed Arson
An early morning fire at Isley Elementary School Excelsior Springs Missouri destroyed the library office area and an upper classroom. Officials say the blaze is arson believed, with damages estimated between 100 000 and 300 000 dollars. Two juveniles were held for investigation by police.
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Excelsior Springs
Isley
Juvenile Drug Related Cases Among December Totals
In December the Montgomery Warren and Audrain Counties juvenile officer reported 46 juvenile cases. Among them two narcotics cases and other matters included two shoplifting cases four for disorderly conduct thirteen neglect referrals four abuse five traffic violations three assault three burglaries three runaways four fraud cases and three incorrigible cases. Four cases will or have petitions filed in juvenile court. Five children were placed in detention or protective custody and there were two commitments to the State Board of Training Schools for boys and one for girls.
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Montgomery
Warren
Audrain
Rodney T. Nebel
12Th Judicial Circuit
State Board of Training Schools
Lucy Ball breaks leg skiing at Snowmass Aspen
Actress Lucille Ball fractures her leg while skiing near Aspen Snowmass. A spokesman at Aspen Valley Hospital said the fracture has been repaired and Ball is doing beautifully though the length of hospitalization remains uncertain. The accident occurred Thursday.
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Aspen
Colo
Lucille Ball
Snowmass-at-Aspen
Aspen Valley Hospital
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