Local Weather And Admissions From Regional Briefs
The report combines a 7:00 a.m. weather snapshot with Kansas City and St. Louis river stage data, Missouri and region forecasts, and a long admissions and discharges list from Audrain Medical Center. It notes cold clear nights, sunny days, and regional rain or snow chances late Wednesday into Friday, plus several town and hospital names tied to patient and discharge notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledgerland
Missouri
East Central
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Grand
Stockton
Buil Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
ST. Louis
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
Cape Girardeau
Died Albert McDonald 80 and public notices
The Daily Record lists deaths including Albert McDonald 80 of 324 N Wade and other names from Centralia Montgomery City Vandalia and Mexico. Marriage license applications show John Leslie Wright and Judy Kaye Cates of Mexico. Public safety notes report multiple traffic accidents with moderate to minor damage and no injuries, plus thefts of car antennas and a one car crash on Route T near Centralia. Highway Patrol details cover crashes involving Tony R Bryson Bruce Bryson Frank Knox George Livers and others. sheriff and magistrate actions noted. Market reports cover hogs cattle and grain futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McDonald
Joe Carver
John Leslie Wright
Judy Kaye Cates
Mexico
David Walter Cross
Route 1
Robinson Street
N. Western
Joseph Moranill
New Florence
Baren A. Worthey
Alabama
Washington
Leeta Marie Stiegman
Wonneman
Richard D. Colege
Yale
Smiley
IGA
Henry Mozee
Anderson
Citizens Band
Stephenson Motel
Elton French
St. Louis
Doris Carter
Highway Patrol
Tony R. Bryson
Bruce J. Bryson
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Highway
Montgomery City
Timothy B. Fort
Wellsville
George R. Girdner
Pacific
Helen F. Baker
Hermann
Missouri River
Girdner
Baker
George Livers
Audrain
Market Reports Soybeans and Missouri hog cattle and sheep prices
Soybeans near 4.56 to 4.76 in March trading with current 4.5654. Missouri Livestock Market Center reports hogs firm to 1.00 higher, several price ranges for rates and lots, sows up to 1.00, boars 34.00 to 34.73. Cattle and sheep totals show steer and heifer prices mostly lower, cows and layoffs mixed. slaughter lambs steady to 1.00 lower with feeder lambs down 2.00 to 5.00. New York stocks rise with Dow at 961.43 and gains led by strong buying on optimism for the economy. Reserve Oil & Gas most active on the NYSE. composite indexes rise modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Board of Trade
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Mo. Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
New York
Dow
Reserve Oil & Gas
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Parliament panel weighs penalties for releasing secret intel
House staff proposes criminal penalties for leaking intelligence agents names and secret data and calls for censure or removal from committees. It cites Rep. Michael Harrington’s CIA Chile disclosure and seeks a permanent House intelligence panel empowered to disclose secrets. A right to a secret session in the full House is urged if a committee blocks disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Harrington
D-Mass
House
CIA
Chile
House Ethics Committee
Permanent
House Intelligence Committee
MPLA seeks softening U S stance despite jet warfare claims
A British reporter notes MPLA moderates want a gentler American attitude to legitimize their position against rivals in Angola. Savimbi described MPLA jet strikes on Novo Redondo and Cela while UNITA forces reportedly hold Novo Redondo with limited fuel and supplies. UNITA claims 400 troops took command there after FNLA retreat.
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MPLA
U.S
UNITA
Novo Redondo
Angola
Cela
Huambo
Novo Rodarida
Lo O.ne
Savimbi
National Union
FNLA
Mrs. Carver Dies at 72 Near New Florence
Elsie Zimmerman Carver, 72, of near New Florence, died Saturday at the University of Missouri Medical Center. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Baker Funeral Home New Florence, Hugo Cemetery burial. Visitation after 2 today. Memorials to Hugo Cemetery. She was a Hugo Methodist Church member, born March 3, 1903, daughter of Briscoe and Bertha Zimmerman, married November 11, 1931 to Joe Carver who survives at Farm home. She had two brothers and was predeceased by others.
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New Florence
Joe Carver
University of Missouri Medical Center
Baker Funeral Home
Hugo Cemetery
Carver
Hugo Methodist Church
Elsie Zimmerman
Briscoe
Bertha Grabenstien Zimmerman
Chamness Child Services Held
Funeral services for Stephen Allen Chamness four of Salmons Trailer Court Mexico were held Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Precht Pickering Funeral Home conducted by Don Wortman minister of Kentucky Road Christian Church Pallbearers were Archie Alexander Bob Gilbert Dave and Steve Murray all of Mexico Stephen Chamness son of Billy Dean and Beverly Jeanne Bullard Chamness was the victim Friday of an accidental drowning in the lagoon located in the northwest corner of the mobile home court about 300 yards west of his home Burial was in the East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Allen Chamness
Salmons Trailer Court
Mexico
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Don Wortman
Kentucky Road Christian Church
Archie Alexander
Bob Gilbert
Dave
Steve Murray
Stephen Chamness
Billy Dean
Beverly Jeanne Bullard Chamness
Mobile Home Court
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Mrs Alta Gamble Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Alexander Alta Gamble were held this afternoon at the Arnold Funeral Home by the Rev J C Montgomery with Mrs John Willer as organist. Pallbearers were Frank Robison Floyd Newsom John Watson Tom Griffin Carl Atkins and Glen Robley. interment followed in Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Alta) Gamble
Arnold Funeral Home
J.C. Montgomery
John Willer
Frank Robison
Floyd Newsom
John Watson
Tom Griffin
Carl Atkins
Glen Robley
Elmwood Cemetery
Forest Cannon Dies A Greene Indiana Teacher Passes
Forest Cannon 44 of Greene Indiana died Friday at Methodist Hospital Rochester Minnesota from kidney failure after two failed transplant attempts. He taught student teaching at Mexico High School in 1967 and earned a master's degree from Northeast Missouri State University. He is cousin of Mrs. Ray Travis of Mexico. Funeral services will be Tuesday in Clarksville Missouri Collier funeral home is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Cannon
Greene
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Ray Travis
Mexico
Mexico High School
Northeast Missouri State University
Cannon
Clarksville, Mo
Collier Funeral Home
Rooftop Drama Ends In Shooting
A man atop downtown Norfolk department store was shot and wounded by an officer during a scuffle as demolition of the Monticello Hotel drew hundreds. Toledo O. Asterilla, 49, unemployed longshoreman, was charged with attempted murder and remained at Norfolk General Hospital in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Toledo O. Asterilla
Norfolk General Hospital
Asterilla
Monticello
Nixons Weekend With Annenbergs
Former President Richard Nixon and Mrs Nixon concluded a secluded weekend at publisher Walter Annenberg’s Palm Springs home and returned to San Clemente California. Sources say the visit followed Nixon naming Annenberg ambassador to England. Spokesmen were unavailable for comment.
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San Clemente
Calif
Palm Springs
Walter Annenberg
Richard M. Nixon
Nixons
Annenberg
Nixon
England
Senator Symington to Undergo Hernia Surgery
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri entered Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland for a hernia operation to be performed Tuesday morning. The 74 year old plans to stay about a week in hospital and a week at home for recovery, after a similar procedure in June 1974. He is finishing his fourth Senate term and will retire next January.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
Symington
Ashing Anchorage Streets From Mt St Augustine Eruptions
Mt. St Augustine near Anchorage erupted three times over the weekend sending smoke and ash eight miles high. Bad weather limited observations by the U S Geological Survey and canceled a planned boat trip to the island.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Mt. St. Augustine
U.S. Geological Survey
Cook Inlet Air Service
Geological Survey
Mt. Spur
Alaska Range
Pittsburgh Teachers Strike Ends With Tentative Pact
Pittsburgh AP The city teachers union of about 4,400 members reached a tentative two year contract with the school board after a 57 day strike. Ratification votes were planned as the board aimed to reopen 62,000 students and end the longest Allegheny County school strike with a $10.1 million wage package over the contract.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Mead explains why wealthy youths join communes
Anthropologist Margaret Mead says that affluent children leave their suburbs to form communes because the suburbs are unaffordable until they are forty. She spoke to United Nations correspondents on Thursday explaining the dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Margaret Mead
Nuclear test confirms Wybrant suicide by shotgun
Audrain County coroner Connie Pickering and Sheriff Arthur Riley were advised by the University of Missouri that gunshot residue tests proved Ben R. Wybrant, 80, of Mexico, fired the shotgun that killed him October 24. He was found at his home on Valley View Road near Vandiver Village with a .410 shotgun nearby. Tests at the Environmental Trace Substances Research Center confirmed the finding of death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain County
Connie Pickering
Arthur
Bud) Riley
University of Missouri
Ben R. Wybrant
Mexico
Wybrant
Valley View Road
Vandiver Village
Environmental Trace Substances Research Center
Columbia
Boy Hurt When Beam Fell on 10 Year Old
David Bartels ten of 710 North Craig was listed in satisfactory condition at Audrain Medical Center after a wooden beam fell on his head Saturday. Police reported he suffered a broken arm a broken leg and a possible skull fracture while helping remove lumber from an old barn with his brother Lyndell and two friends Ricky Robinson and Gary Iman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bartels
N_ Craig
Audrain Medical Center
Ralph Bartels
David
Lyndell
Ricky Robinson
Gary Iman
N. Craig Street
Shooting at Kennett night club cited in dispute
Police continued an investigation into a weekend shooting of Larry J. Ford at the Bel Air Cafe in Kennett Missouri following a debt dispute with J B Snow the 53 year old operator. Snow said Ford grabbed a gun before the shooting. A second brief note: Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra performs at Jesse Auditorium on February 6 at 8 15 pm.
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Kennett
Caruthersville
Larry J. Ford
J.B. Snow
Snow
Ford
Columbia
Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra of
Budapest
Jesse Auditorium
Kirkpatrick to brief schoolmen on campaign law
Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick will address school administrators in a 6:30 dinner at Mexico Junior High School, then speak at 7:30 on the new campaign finance and disclosure law. He will explain rules for candidates spending under 500 dollars, and require detailed records on income sources and gifts for all campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
James Kirkpatrick
Mexico Junior High School
Kirkpatrick
Kilpatrick
Osborne Named Special Prosecutor in Whyte DWI Case
Montgomery County Judge Oscar Kamp appointed Thomas J. Osborne of Mexico as special prosecuting attorney in the Thomas Patrick Whyte DWI case. Whyte, charged Jan. 23 after a Jan. 14 10 pm crash four miles north of Montgomery City, was treated at Audrain Medical Center until Jan. 21. The patrol said Whyte drove into a curve, skidded, left the road, and overturned. Authorities say James R. Gregory was a passenger and disqualified himself as prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Oscar A. Kamp
Thomas J. Osborne
Mexico
Thomas Patrick Whyte
Montgomery City
Whyte
Highway
Audrain Medical Center
Highway Patrol
James R. Gregory
Kamp
Osborne
Gregory
Soprano Mrs. Greiner Delivers Warm Vocal Recital
More than 150 people braved slick streets to hear Mrs. Frank Greiner at First Presbyterian Church. She offered a varied program from Handel and Purcell to Gershwin and Cavalleria Rusticana, with measured coloratura, dramatic arias, and a final Mozart encore that left the audience in a glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Greiner
Purcell
Adele
Sria
Santuzza
Cavalleria Rusticana
Schubert
Dem Felsen
David Edmonsen
Andy Runge
Greiner
Dayton Kingsrater
Vicaldi
Gloria
Janet Sanborn
Fred Hock
David Raboin
St. Francis of Assisi
Olive Dugnam
Ford Likely Five Nation Middle East Tour Planned
President Ford may tour five Middle East nations this spring to seek new paths toward Arab Israeli peace. The trip would include Israel Egypt Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia and aims to keep U S influence as Kissinger’s approach winds down. Officials say diplomacy remains preferred to renewed conflict while a Geneva talks concept is being shaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Kissinger
Moscow
Brussels
Madrid
Yitzhak Rabin
Geneva
Radin
Oval Office
Miss Audrain Orientation Sets Pageant Plans
Prospective Miss Audrain County contestants and their parents attended an orientation at First Presbyterian Church as the Miss Audrain pageant sponsor Jaycees reviewed rules. Entry deadline is Feb 1 with the pageant set for March 6 at Presser Hall, theme America is Beautiful, and prizes include savings bonds for winners and runners up. Darren Joseph Bertrand weight seven pounds six ounces born Sunday at Audrain Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Robert H Bertrand of Thompson. grandparents and great grandparents named.
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Audrain Medical Center
Clementine Nickens
Bar] C. Graves
Robert M. Turner
Vera P. Strode
Elsie Rodgers
David L. Bartels
Lester Meine
Ward Irvin
Paul AR. Dunavant
Edwin T. Brundege
Savannah L. Goodwin
Jesse Curry
Edward L. Black
David Utterback
John S. Marshall
Joe C. Meisser
Tony Ray Bryson
Bruce J. Bryson
Gene C. Berck
H. Ray Forsee
Joann Roberts
Edward J. Murphy
Centralia
Melvin Todd
Laddonia
Harry C. Riley
Madison
John W. Pitman
Earl Poindexter
Wellsvile
Chris Johnson
Perry
Harley Harmon
Benton City
Webb Shoemate
Melville Hawkinson
Farber
Clinton Walker
Auxvasse
Robert H. Bertrand
Thompson
Fay Cornett
Marvin Wilson
Wilburn Hale
Dorris Shelton
William Clement
Joy Baclesse
Roy Creasey
James Curry
Ronald Williams
Rance Vanshike
Fred Batty
First Presbyterian Church
Mexico
Lee Gibson
Gibson
Presser Hall
MMA
Mexico High School
Audrain County
Darren Joseph Bertrand
Harald Bertrand
Henry Goff
Louis Bertrand
Des Moines
Lowa
Nannie Goff
Bertrand
Wetterau Inc
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the Daily Record
Illinois
Duane Cruzan
Magistrace
Robert K. Bohrer
Gulky
Michael Karl Stumpf
Cash Grain
Chicago
Chicago—Board of Trade
Chamness Child Services
Alta Gamble
Annenbergs
Sen. Symington
Mead
Montgomery
National Weather Service
Blairstown
Warrensburg
Clinton
Kansas City-St. Joseph
Mideast
Miss Audrain
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