Weather and river summaries with Missouri outlook
A garbled weather note reports temperatures with highs near 26 and lows around 5 to 20, NW winds 10 to 20 mph, and 30 percent precipitation chance tonight. It covers Missouri travel advisories, intermittent snow north and central with 1 to 3 inches, mostly cloudy in extreme south, and river stage readings for Lake of the Ozarks and nearby stations in Missouri and Illinois with several feet below normal levels.
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Missouri
Admissions List From Audrain Medical Center Report
The Audrain Medical Center daily admissions include Ronald D. Smith Wanda F. Cash Thomas J. Taylor Ringy Robert A. Lake Mrs William Bramble Frank Carey Clifton Lenz Candace Piedmont George M Curtis Mrs Jo Hamlett Albert Perry Cox Denis L ITY Mrs Clarence J Reinheimer Bellflower Daniel Poindexter Mrs Leroy Cochran Middletown A Dean Lehnen Wellsville Mary Watts Thompson Mrs Raymond A Delmeke Martinsburg James G Boyd Olin K Moore Vandalia Mrs Ronald L Wolfe Madison Mrs Kenneth Eastin Rich Bomto James Randall Davis of Santa Fe a son on Wednesday at 9 52 a.m. Leroy Cochran of Middletown a son on Wednesday at 11 35 p.m. Dismissals include Mrs Darrell Newsom Mrs Mary Davis Mrs Minnie Burroughs Miss Pamela Roberts Mrs eae rise Mrs Mary Clal Mary Williams Miss ely Davis Bruce Neely Miss Mary White Bernard Smith Mrs Kenneth Herlinger Vandalia Thomas Fleming Fulton Mrs John Gamm Bowling Green Shrader Mitchell Holliday Charles Martin Darrell Taylor Thompson Mrs Fred Goff Halisville Mrs Oscar Smith Aut vasSe James Birkner Wellaville Mrs Nora Turner Cen tralia Mrs Perry Fennewald Laddonia Deaths Downing C Garnett 91 B E Arendall 89
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Audrain Medical Center
Ronald D. Smith
Wanda F. Cash
Thomas J. Taylor
Ringy
Robert A. Lake
William Bramble
Frank Carey
Clifton Lenz
Candace
Piedmont
George M. Curtis
Jo Hamlett
Mexico
Albert Perry Cox
Denis L. Ity
Clarence J
Reinheimer
Bellflower
Daniel Poindexter
Leroy Cochran
Middletown
A. Dean Lehnen
Wellsville
Mary Watts
Thompson
Raymond A. Delmeke
Martinsburg
James G. Boyd
Olin
K. ‘Moore
Vandalia
Ronald L. Wolfe
Madison
Kenneth Eastin
Rich Bom
James Randall Davis
Santa Fe
Darrell Newsom
Mary Davis
Minnie Burroughs
Pamela Roberts
Eaerise
Mary Clal
Mary Williams
Miasely Davis
Bruce Neely
Mary White
Bernard Smith
Kenneth Herlinger
Thomas Fleming
Fulton
John Gamm
Bowling Green
Shrader Mitchell
Holliday
Charles Martin
Darrell Taylor
Fred Goff
Halisville
Oscar Smith
AutvasSe
James Birkner
Wellaville
Nora Turner
Centralia
Perry Fennewald
Laddonia
Downing C. Garnett
B. E. Arendall
Public Safety Briefs Report Battery Theft and Road Crashes
Police and highway patrol reports detail a battery theft from Rachel Howard’s car in a garage on East Promenade and several traffic incidents. Accidents involved Anna Morris and Patricia Veasina at Went Plaza, Barbara Davis’s parked car at Audrain Medical Center, a stolen watch from a Mexico High locker, and several snow related vehicle incidents near Scott's Corner Vandalia and Montgomery City.
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Rachel Howard
E. Promenade
Anna C. Morris
Centralia
Patricia Ann Veasina
Duluth
Minz
Went Plaza
Morris
Vezina
Barbara Davis
Missouri
Audrain Medical Center
Davis
Bruce Marshall
Mexico High School
Highway Patrol
Paul Myers
Mexico
Scott's Corner
Joseph Augulo
Pomona
Calif
Price Grove
Springfield
Ill
Vandalia
Augulo
Grove
Neela Reinheimer
Patricia Adams
Bellflower
Highway 161
Montgomery City
Reinheimer
Miss Adams
Courts Roundup Buoys Circuit and City Court Fines
Virginia court records show magistrate binding over to circuit court after a preliminary hearing on an amended charge of obtaining money by deceit. Several defendants in the city court faced speeding, driving without valid plates, hunting without a permit, and failure to stop at signs with fines ranging from 12.50 to 57.50 dollars.
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Virginia
Mae Lue
Pinay
Bloomfield
Kenneth Earl Smith
Centralia
Eee
Michael , Lee
Smit Lakeview
Ars John F
Oliver
Mexico
Dennis Chapman
Paris Road
Lloyd Alvin Shaw
Alis
William P. Shaffer
Columbia
Dorothy V. O'Rourke
Eel
Jay Loyd
Darrell Rivers
Robert ‘Holtkamp
Bill, Duckworth
Eric Mortensen
Mark K. Peak
Kent Road
Randall Erdel
Susan Bishop
Aiure
Thomas Fry
E. Liberty
Lawrence McKamey
Lawrence Johnson
W. Pearson
Musette L. Logan
E. Love
Terry Biggers
Iecond
Gayle Swan
Ein Barker
Benton City
E. Crenee
Ruby Primer
Breckenridge
Scott Irvin
Kentucky
William Baker
Western
Jeffrey Martin
E. Anderson
Helen Wraith
George Wraith
Missouri Livestock Market Report and Grain Prices
Missouri livestock sales show hogs brisk in force trade with prices up to 2.50 higher for 200-250 lb barrows and gilts. sows steady to higher and cattle receipts light. National Stock Yards reports hogs 5,000 head with butchers 1.50-2.00 higher and cows weaker. grain futures on Chicago Board of Trade mixed with soybeans up and corn, wheat, oats variably priced. cash grain quotes from MFA Mexico and Fowles Grain Co. Returns include prices for soybeans 7.00, wheat 2.44, corn 2.40 per bushel (various lots).
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Missouri ‘Livestock Lab Center
Dept. of Agri
MNS
Roger Parker
SY Callie
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
MFA
Mexico
Fowles Grain Co
Laddonia
Stock market mixed with scattered gains in noontime trading
In over the counter and New York Stock Exchange trading yesterday, several stocks showed mixed bids and asks with some gains. The Dow Jones industrial average rose to 961.19 by noon, up 2.66, after an earlier dip to a 1977 low, while listed issues such as Combin Engineering, Dresser, Emerson Electric, Interco and Kaiser Aluminum moved with varying percent changes and volumes.
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Commerce Bancshares
Marcantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dow Jones
Long Run-Over Could Jeopardize School Plans, Officials Say
Education officials warn that extending or shifting the school term risks disrupting student work and teachers’ schedules. They recall floods in 1973 that forced special legislation to extend terms into July and August, with the term legally running July 1 to June 30 to meet a 174 day requirement.
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Orchard Farms
St. Charles County
Rites Friday For Downing C. Garnett
Funeral services for Downing C. Garnett, born December 16, 1885, will be Friday at Birnhoft Funeral Home in Laddonia, with Rev. Cleo Sexton officiating. Surviving children include six daughters and four sons. grandchildren and great grandchildren are listed. Visitation after 2 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Laddonia
Downing C. Garnett
Diam
Birnhoft
Laddonna
Cleo Sexton
Garnett
of Gravois Rest Haven
St. 3
Monroe County
Reuben D
Sarah M. Garnett
N.C
John
Cape Girardeau
Harold
Donald
St. Louis
Visitation
Arendall Dies at 89 in Farmington Father of Homer Arendall
B E Arendall died Tuesday night after a long illness at age 89. He was the father of Homer Arendall of Wellsville, brother of Mrs. Ollettie Risk of Mexico, and uncle of T A and Donna Smith of Mexico. Services set for Friday in Belleville It.
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B. F., Arendall
Farmington
Homer Arendall
Wellsville
Dog's Life 1000 Miles In One Week
Tyke a 12 year old cocker spaniel from Fredericktown Missouri logged over 1000 miles in a week. Found in near zero weather by Zahners the dog was taken to Norfolk Virginia where the owner Les Seabauth is hospitalized. Tyke was treated and flown to Missouri where Ann Martin met the plane near St Louis.
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Charleston
W.va
Tyke
Fredericktown
James Zahner
Zahner
Navy
Norfolk
Missouri
Les Seabauth
Humane Association
St. Louis
Ann Martin
Wildlife On The Ropes In Missouri
Jefferson City AP reports heavy snow across Missouri has wildlife on the ropes as ground food depletes. Animals lose body weight and many die of starvation. An emergency feeding program was started, but officials warn only favorable spring conditions can restore populations. Dean Murphy, director, says small game may be slim next fall though many will survive.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Dean Murphy
Department
Murphy
Spain imposes crackdown after deadly political violence
Madrid faces a national crisis as the government bans public demonstrations and suspends rights under Franco era laws. Adolfo Suarez's cabinet authorizes detentions beyond 72 hours, searches without warrants, and broad gun seizures to curb right wing extremism blamed for seven deaths and attacks on the state.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Adolfo Suarez
Sikes Defeated Over Ethics Reform Fight in House
Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes, removed from key subcommittee chair, cites anti defense liberals while reformists tout the vote as momentum for ethics overhaul in the House. Tim Wirth and Michael Harrington call it a decisive shift toward accountability as Common Cause labels it a major setback for key leaders. In St Louis, Alfonso Cervantes confirms a bid for mayor, proposing a state lottery and expanded crime fighting measures to aid finances.
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Washington
Robert LF
Sikes
House of Representatives
House Appropriations Committee
House
Hia
Democratic Party
House Reform Group
Tim Wirth
D-Coro
Michael J
Harrington
D-Mass
Citizens’ Lobby
Thomas P.o’neill
Jim Wright
Texas
ST. Louis
Alfonso J. Cervantes
Chnking
Cervantes
Missouri
John H. Poelker
Brown Seeks Reserve Strength to Replace Regulars
Defense Secretary Harold Brown proposes eliminating two regular infantry brigades and replacing them with National Guard or reserve units to save about 67 million dollars in the 1978 Pentagon budget. The plan expands a long standing affiliation concept with guard and reserve forces to bolster readiness while keeping regular Army strength around 790,000.
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Washington
Defense
Harold Brown
Army
Pentagon
Brown
Navy
Air Force
Carter
Tegerve
Brown Hag
Army National Guard and Reserve
Farm Bureau appointment to AFBF Commodity Committee
Robert L. Schutte, Audrain County Farm Bureau director and past president, is named by Allan Grant of the American Farm Bureau Federation to the 15 member Commodity Advisory Committee representing major soybean states. He will attend a Feb 17 18 meeting in Memphis Tennessee with staff from AFBF AMS USDA Cook Industries and other ag groups to discuss Marketing Soybeans Production Issues and Committee Organizational Topics.
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Robert L. Schutte
Audrain County Farm Bureau’ Board
Allan Grant
American Farm Bureau Federation
AFBF
Schutte
Columbia Teen Held In Slaying Suspects Questioned
In Columbia Missouri AP reports a 18 year old girl was killed in a triple shooting Monday at James Norman’s apartment. Norman 22 and his companion Kathy Spry 19 were wounded. Brenda Hendren 16 died. A 29 year old man was arrested and faced arraignment. A 17 year old Fulton boy released early today. Police consider drug links and possible connections to a Saturday shooting that wounded Stanley Rowlinson 29.
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Columbia, Mo
Fulton
Columbia
James Norman
Norman
Brenda Hendren
Miss Hendren
Kathy Spry
Miss Spry
Stanley Rowlinson
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