Weather and safety notices from Ledgerland Missouri region
Local weather readouts show 7:00 a.m. highs and nightly lows with 24 hour changes. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies, teens tonight, then cloudy with a slight chance of snow Friday. Missouri outlook to 55 degrees and little precipitation Saturday to Monday. Lake levels near normal. St Louis river stages vary with towns listed. Admissions at Audrain Medical Center include multiple individuals with several dismissals and a death noted. Public safety report notes a jail stay for Maurice Nolan after a disturbance at Rainbow Bar.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Lakes Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Public Safety
Maurice R. Nolan
Rainbow Bar
Mintuenaiy
Police, court notices fill local page in single report
Police respond to bar disturbance involving Nolan who resists arrest and injures officers and ambulance attendants. Vandalism, highway crash, and multiple court fines are noted along with marriage licenses, magistrate weather, and livestock market reports. Roadside crash victim hospitalized. numerous DUI and public drunkenness fines recorded in city court.
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Employes
Nolan
Veron Schneider
Ralph Bertels
Audrain Medical Center
Christy
Highway Patrol
Bonnie Sue Miller
Mexico
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Highway 54
Helen Dora Hoard
Market Reports Show Mixed Grain and Stock Action
Chicago cash grain quotes for wheat, corn, oats and soybeans mixed with futures trends as early session trading weakens for soybeans and corn. NYSE and Amex wrap show modest moves with Dow near 652.85 at noon amid Ford speech implications and broad index small declines.
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MFA
Slater and Fowles
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
A.B. Chance
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Ford
Manowa Kisor
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
American Stock Exchange
Congress officials weigh tax cut plans amid energy crisis
Rep. Al Ullman says a March House vote on a tax cut is possible but the White House package is inadequate for economic woes. Senate Finance Chair Long backs a tax cut near the President's proposal with possible amendments for poorer earners. Democratic leaders criticize limits on spending Social Security hikes and antipollution flexions.
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al Ullman
D-Ore
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ford
House Democratic Caucus
Phillip Burton
California
Senate
Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
School board debate on seventh semester departures and calendar
The board discussed a proposal to allow seventh semester departures with four year requirements, math testing, and broader community input while weighing student access. A 1975-1976 calendar adopts an extended vacation schedule from late August to the end of May, inclunding Thanksgiving and spring break. Randall Weber opposed the calendar, voting against it.
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Copeland
Eigh
Washington
Supt
Palmer
Randall Weber
Mexico
Weber
Howard Copeland
Missouri Most Vulnerable to Red Missiles Says DOD
Defense testimony released this week states Missouri would suffer up to 750000 deaths and 210000 injuries in a southwest wind scenario from a limited Soviet nuclear strike on 18 Minuteman silos across 14 western counties near Whiteman Air Force Base. A northeast wind raises Kansas City casualties to 225000 dead and 1250000 injured.
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Washington
Missouri
United States
U.S
Defense Department
Whiteman Air Force Base
Knob Noster
Kansas City
St. Louis
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Minuteman
Deaths Mrs Buente Dies Rites To Be Monday
Mrs Henry Buente 88 died Wednesday night at Coldwell Nursing Home where she had been a patient since 1969 Funeral services are set for 10 a m Monday at St John s Lutheran Church with Rev Richard Wohlers officiating Graveside services will follow at 2 30 p m Monday at Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery in Harvester Born Oct 25 1886 in Cottleville she was the daughter of J D and Marie Strus Sandfort She married Henry Buente in Harvester Aug 15 1934 who died in 1958 Survivors include brothers Otto Sandfort of Mexico and Gus Buente of Lockwood plus three sisters in law and a Kansas City sister in law Friends may call at Precht Pickering Funeral Home after 1 p m Saturday
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Henry Buente
Coldwell
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Richard Wohlers
Zion Lutheran Church
Harvester
Cottleville
J.D
Marie Strus Sandfort
Henry ©. Buente
Otto Sandfort
Mexico
Gus Buente
Lockwood
Albert Haubein
Walter Schnelle
Robert Luetjen
Kansas City
Precht-Pickering
Wallace H. Spurling Dies At 77 In Centralia
Wallace Harvey Spurling 77 of Thompson died at 3 30 p m Wednesday at Audrain Medical Center after an extended illness. He was a farmer born Feb 22 1897 to Henry and Sally Hudson Spurling and married Virginia Wisdom on Dec 22 1918. Surviving: wife Virginia, son Wallace Harlan, daughter Martha Lee Moore, two grandchildren, sister Myrtle Conklin, half brother Clarence Spurling. Funeral at Meadow and Son Funeral Home Centralia Saturday at 2 p m with Rev Mitchell Stephens. visitation after 7 tonight.
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Centralia
Wallace Harvey Spurling
Thompson
Audrain Medical Center
Spurling
Henry
Sally Hudson Spurling
Virginia Wisdom
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Wallace Harlan
Richard E
Martha Lee) Moore
Myrtle Conklin
Klamath Falls
Ore
Clarence Spurling
Yuma
Ariz
Meadow and Son Funeral Home
Mitchell
Stephens
Mrs. Milton Towson Dies In Florida
Ruth Harrison Towson died January 10 in Tarpon Springs Florida after a long illness. She was the former Ruth Harrison of Mexico. Survived by husband two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Parents Elza Harrison and others preceded her in death. Brothers Charles Buckner Harrison and William Wallace Harrison also predeceased.
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Milton Towson
Ruth Harrison
Mexico
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Elza Harrison
Charles Buckner Harrison
William Wallace Harrison
Fred
Hilda) Guilbert
Los Angeles
Calif
Theodore H
Thelma) Lacey
Parkersburg
W. Va
House Caucus Ousts 2 Chairmen in Party Shakeup
Washington AP report says two senior chairmen, F Edward Hebert of Armed Services and W R Poage of Agriculture, were ousted by the Democratic caucus by margins of 152 to 135 and 143 to 141. The move marks a challenge to House seniority as the Steering Committee recommended stripping other chairmen, with further votes expected.
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Washington
House Committee
F. Edward Hebert
Armed Services
W.R. Poage
Agriculture
House
Hebert
Poague
Democratic Steering Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Poage
Patman
Texas
House Banking Committee
Henry S. Reuss
Frank Thompson Jr
Dn.j
Hays
W.R. Poague
Agriculture Committee
Eckhardt
Patricia Schroeder
D-Cole
Gladys Spellman
D-Md
Brademas
Carl Albert
Thomas P. O'Neill
Hardin College Silver Recovered In Pulaski County Loot
Mexico police recover Hardin College silverware in Pulaski County among items including a 35 mm camera three teakwood carvings and a Skil power saw Two people are held for questioning while authorities seek ownership details engraved with Hardin College Mexico Missouri Lt Frank Cason urges anyone with information to call the Mexico PSD The case follows a broader regional note about college property sales and museum records.
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Mexico
Frank. Cason
Hardin College
Pulaski County
Martha Tuepker
Audrain County
Oil Workers Continue Talks After Amoco Deadline
Denver AP report says a midnight strike deadline against Amoco passed with negotiations ongoing. President A F Grospiron of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union ordered bargaining to continue. Amoco workers remained on the job as talks persisted.
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Denver
Amoco
A.F. Grospiron
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Rock Island Lines Seeks $100 Million Help
John W. Ingram, president of Rock Island Lines, says the 123 year old firm needs a $100 million federal loan guarantee urgently. Without it the company may abandon its 7,500 mile railroad system, cut operations, and within six months consider selling assets to the highest bidder.
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Chicago
Rock Island Lines
John W. Ingram
Rock. Island
Banquet Honors Colonel Stribling and Local Leaders
Mexico area leaders received multiple awards at a chamber banquet highlighting community unity as a single economic unit. Rural Citizen Award went to Don Schutte for farming skill and service. Ambassador Award to James Sterner for The Ledger noted for national credit. Civic Club award to the Jaycees for Miss Missouri and Miss Mexico activities. Optimist Club and Retail Award honored for youth work and downtown business leadership.
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Mexico Area
Chamber
Fenlon
Don Schutte
Fernson
Schutte
James E. Sterner
the Ledger
White
New York City
Associated Press
Fenton
Mexico
Chicago Sun- Times
New York Herald- Tribune
Inland Press Association
Sigma Delta Chi
Russia
China
Lee Gibson
Jaycees
Dave Kemp
Optimist Club
Lowell Hagan
Hagan Clothing Co
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