Weather update and hospital admissions list
Local readings show 7 a.m. temperature at 26 with 58 high and 26 low in the last 24 hours. Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness tonight and Sunday with highs in the 40s and cooler 20s at night. Central Missouri forecast trends toward mix of sun and clouds. extended outlook through Wednesday calls for mostly dry and cooler conditions with a slight warm-up by midweek. Admissions noted from Audrain Medical Center list several named individuals from multiple towns, with a long discharge list following.
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Missouri
Deaths and public notices from Vandalia and surrounding areas
Deaths listed include Mrs. Alta Gamble and Stephen Allen Chamness. Marriage license applications in Columbia involve John Robert Dibble and Lenetta Banks, Henry Panethiere and Sue Sydow. Public safety reports note a car theft at Hardee’s and multiple traffic incidents near Mexico, Laddonia, and Martinsburg. Probate court names Lonnie L. Franklin as administrator and Mildred Freyer as executrix along with trust provisions. A Boone County dissolution petition and yesterday’s grain prices are also reported. A University of Pennsylvania survey on feminism and sexuality contrasts female and male responses to nude centerfolds in magazines.
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Alta Gamble
Stephen Allen Chamness
Columbia
John Robert Dibble
Mexico
Lenetta Marie Banks
St. Joseph
Henry A. Panethiere
Sue Ellen Sydow
Centralia
Lonnie L. Franklin
Russell Wilbur Franklin
Mildred Clara Freyer
Leslie John Freyer Jr
Freyer
Leslie John Freyer III
Suellen Freyer
Mr. Freyer
Jacob Martin Freyer
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
John Stauffer
Penn
Richard Frost
Babson College
Stauffer
Frost
Journal of Communication
Annenberg School of Communications
Stauffer and Frost
Playboy
Playgirl
Alioto Wife Reactivates Divorce Petition in San Francisco
Angelina Alioto, wife of former Mayor Joseph Alioto, has renewed her divorce petition and is living in a Nob Hill apartment. Her attorney Lucille Athearn says they have not seen each other since early December. Alioto, 59, and his 60 year old wife remain unavailable for comment.
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San Francisco
Angelina Alioto
Joseph Alioto
Nob Hill
Alioto
Kleindienst Honored At Hanging Of Portrait
Washington AP report on Richard Kleindienst’s portrait unveiling at the Justice Department. The former attorney general, who pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor in the Watergate era, received generous remarks from Edward Levi Harold Tyler and Robert Bork as a four foot high portrait by Robert G. Harris was unveiled beside Robert F. Kennedy’s. The department pays 5000 dollars per portrait.
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Washington
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Justice Department
Richard Nixon
Edward H. Levi
Harold R. Tyler
Robert H. Bork
Levi
Department
Arizona
Robert G. Harris
Robert F. Kennedy
Court Doctors to Examine Hammer
U S District Judge George L Hart Jr ordered two heart specialists to perform an independent medical examination of millionaire industrialist Armand Hammer. Hammer, facing a second guilty plea on federal campaign law charges, has been hospitalized in Los Angeles with a worsening heart condition.
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Washington
U.S. Dist
George L. Hart Jr
Armand Hammer
Hammer
Los Angeles
Stock Market Roundup from Over the Counter and NYSE
Over the counter trading saw Commerce Ban at 18 bid 19 asked Mercantile Bank Corp 26% bid 26% asked Wetterau 1748 bid 17%3 asked. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks 338.Closing, 2,600 shares. Combustion Engineering 40 up 4,200 Dresser Industries 6744 up 1 5,800 Emerson Electric 40 up My 43,000 Interco 44% down 34 8,000 Kaiser Aluminum 29 up 2,100 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 31% unchanged 1,800 Ralston Purina 49% up 1 15,400 US Gypsum common 20% unchanged 5,700 US Gypsum preferred 25 up 1 200 Wal Mart 14% up Y4 1,400 Dow Jones Friday close 953.99.
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Commerce Banshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau 1748
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal- Mart
Dow Jones
Austin Ramey Services Today
Funeral services for Austin Ramey were held today at 2 p.m. at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. C. A. Trotter officiating and Mrs. Trotter as organist, burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named were Harold Curry Andrew Buckner Jesse Williams Art T. Scott Taylor Curtis and Richard Curtis of Mexico.
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Austin Ramey
Arnold Funeral Home
C. A. Trotter
Mrs. Trotter
Elmwood Cemetery
Harold Curry
Andrew Buckner
Jesse Williams
Art T. Scott
Taylor Curtis
Richard Curtis
Mexico
University Drops Housing Rule for Freshmen in 4 Schools
Dr. C Brice Ratchford president of the University of Missouri announced the system will end the rule requiring unmarried freshmen under 21 to live in university approved housing. The move cites Col umbia housing shortages and applies across all four campuses. The curators approved preliminary plans for a new law building in Kansas City and authorized a $6.412 million appropriation for 1975 to fund construction and equipment. They also approved creation of an administration of justice department at Kansas City.
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Columbia, Mo
Brice Ratchford
University of Missouri
Ratchford
Columbia
Law School
Kansas City
Administration of Justice Department
Kennedy and Humphrey Out Of Nebraska Primary Ballot
In Washington and Lincoln, it appears Sens Edward Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey will not appear on the Democratic ballot in Nebraska’s All Star Presidential Primary slated May 8. Nebraska Secretary of State Allen Beerman earlier said he would place them on the ballot unless they formally seek removal. In Clayton Missouri a St Louis County magistrate acquitted state Rep Michael A Burke of drunken driving after a non jury trial.
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Washington
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hubert Humphrey
Nebraska
Allen Beermann
Humphrey
Kennedy
Clayton, Mo
St. Louis
Michael A. Burke
Samuel J. Hais
Burke
St. Louis County
Two-Year Hunt Ends With Arrest In Fatal Hit-And-Run
Miami police arrest William McCool Alvey, 49, in the death of 12-year-old Donna Marie Ledoux after a lengthy probe that traced a fingerprint to a work permit application. Alvey faces charges of careless driving resulting in an accident, failing to render aid and leaving the scene. The case spanned investigations from Dade County to Montreal and Detroit, aided by paint analysis and witness testimony.
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Miami
William McCool Alvey
Donna Marie Ledoux
Donna
Montreal
Detroit
Dade County
Alvey
Miami Beach
Irving Heller
First Co ed Prisoner Pregnancy Reported
Missouri's first coed corrections facility reports its first pregnancy among a woman prisoner. The inmate was sent back to Tipton's all female institution. officials call it an isolated incident, with policy unchanged. Mamie Eisenhower remains hospitalized at Walter Reed for a viral infection, improving but not yet ready for release. Correction notice issued for a pricing error in a Jay's IGA ad.
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Jefferson City
Mac
Missouri
William Turner
All Women's Institution
Tipton
Ed Haynes
Tipton Institution
Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
County Budget Details and Ozone Ban in Missouri
The article lists extensive county budget requests across departments including circuit clerk, detention center, health and welfare, elections, and general fund expenses. It also notes a Missouri House committee debate on a bill to ban fluorocarbons in aerosol propellants to protect the ozone layer, with support from Rep William Raisch and industry pushback from Du Pont and Johnson Wax.
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General Revenue Fund
Agricultural Extension Council
Jesse
Common Road
Special Road and Bridge Fund
Jefferson City
Earth
Missouri
House Health Committee
Phil Snowden
D-Gladstone
Oregon
New York
William Raisch
Hollingsworth Nomination Spurs Retirement After 34 Years
Lt Gen James F Hollingsworth the Vietnam battlefield commander has been nominated for retirement by President Ford after more than 34 years in service The Texan 57 has led the First Corps in Korea for 24 years overseeing about 183000 U S and South Korean troops The second AP item notes coffee price hikes with General Foods announcing wholesale increases of 15 cents per pound for ground coffee and 2 cents per ounce for instant coffee.
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Washington
James F. Hollingsworth
Ford
Hollingsworth
Sanger
Tex
South Korea
U.S
New York
General Foods Corporation
Paul Robeson Dies At 77
Paul Robeson, renowned for his bass voice and diverse talents as actor, singer, and athlete, died Friday at age 77. The outspoken critic of American racism had lived in self-imposed seclusion for more than a decade while facing vilification for associations with communism.
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Philadelphia
Paul Robeson
Robeson
Newsprint price raised to 285 per ton in US
Montreal based Canadian International Paper and Reed Paper raised US newsprint prices by 25 to 285 dollars per ton effective March 1. A Reed official cited higher costs, while MacMillan Bloedel said western US and Canada prices would remain at 280 dollars.
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Montreal
Canadian International Paper Co. Ltd
Reed Paper Ltd
Reed
Vancouver
MacMillan Bloedel Ltd
United States
Canada
Top Lutheran Executive Quits
ST. LOUIS AP One of the churchs top unelected leaders, Dr Melvin M Kieschnick, resigned as executive secretary of the Board of Parish Education, citing political manipulation and broken promises. He will join Effectiveness Training Inc in California as director of programs for parents. Victor Constien was named acting executive secretary.
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Kieschnick
Dr. Kieschnick
Effectiveness Training, Inc
California
Victor Constien
Muhammad Get Eight Year Term In Drug Conspiracy Case
Five men including Nathaniel Muhammad leader of the Kansas City Temple of the Nation of Islam were sentenced by U S District Judge Elmo B Hunter. Muhammad 42 received eight years along with Lushine Jordan 39 eight terms Harold Hudson 49 fourteen James Jackson 37 twelve and Spencer Mims 33 eleven years. All were found guilty December 13 on conspiring to possess and sell narcotics with Muhammad and Mims facing two additional counts and Jackson thirteen more. They said they would appeal.
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Kansas City
Nathaniel Muhammad
Temple
Nation of Islam
Elmo B. Hunter
U.S. District Court
Muhammad
Lushine Jordan
Harold Hudson
James Jackson
Spencer Mims
Mims
Jackson
Mississippi caucuses set stage for Wallace challenge
Four Democratic contenders faced Alabama Governor George Wallace in Mississippi precinct caucuses as 2,133 locations opened to pick delegates for the national convention. Results may take days. Mississippi will send 24 of 3,008 delegates. Carter and Bentsen expected strong challenge to Wallace in the early southern test. Also noted were Shriver and Harris campaigning for delegates. Edgar Leslie, famed songwriter of Moon Over Miami, dies at 90 in New York.
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Jackson, Miss
Alabama
George Wallace
Mississippi
Wallace
Iowa
Georgia
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Carter
Sargent Shriver
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Dies New York
Edgar Leslie
Miami
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Delia M. Slavens
Laddonia
Lena L. Green
Lonnie L. McDonnald
Vandalia
Ronald L. Pierce
Madison
Eugene R. Caldwell
New Hartford
Scott Crow
Paris
Mary K. Brown
Auxvasse
Elizabeth Weaver
Elmer Niebruegge
Howard C. Jesse
Eddie Colwell
the Daily Record
Charles Liter
William M. Carmen
Perry
Glenn Pargeon
Robert Overstreet
Raymond Dollens
Thompson
Glen E. Smith
Arnold Cullam
Silex
Public Safety
Darrey Miller
N. Wade
Hardee's Restaurant
Liberty
Highway Patrol
Bradford Lower
Cory Ezell
Highway 15
Stephen R. Fendrick
Olin Lewis
Martinsburg
Route N
Fendrick
Lewis
Sheriff's Report
Phil Crump
Route E
Boone County Circuit Court
Charles Richard Rice
Dorothy Jean Rice
Forrest A. Wonneman Jr
Jane L. Wonneman
MFA
Fowles Grain Co
Park St
Austin Ramey Services
Hardee
Hardees
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Ledger
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Tell City
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