Weather and market recap with regional river levels report
The document blends market and weather data for the prior day and forecast, plus river stage readings for Kansas City and St Louis areas. It notes temperatures in the 20s to 30s, a warming trend, and a chance of snow midweek, with late week cooling. River gauges show Lake of the Ozarks, Pomme de Terre, Bull Shoals, Table Rock, Beaver, Grand, and St Louis area levels, mostly below normal.
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Kansas
Lake of the’ Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Stockton
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
Grand
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Waverly
Missin
Ing
Jefferson City
Hermann
Hospital Admissions And Deaths At Audral Medical Center
Admissions list names many individuals from multiple towns including Mexico Vandalia Centralia Wellsville and Montgomery City with dates and times of births and dismissals. Death notices include Mrs Tennie Grane Mrs Lois Roberts and Ruby H Young along with Henry C Tucker Sr aged 77.
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Tennie Grane
Lois Roberts
Ruby H. Young
Henry C. Tucker Sr
Public Safety Reports Include Vehicle Damage and Shooting Incident
A Mexico area report notes damage to two parked cars in the Mexico High School lot after a 8:30 p.m. collision involving James Clark. Nearby, a man identified as Fox was shot in the foot while hunting with Craghead near Centralia, a shotgun discharge occurring as the weapon passed to Craghead. Fire crews, highway patrol and local responders logged several minor to moderate vehicle incidents on Sunday, including ice related crashes and a minor fire in wiring at a residence.
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James Clark
S. Unite
Dan Groves
Kentucky
Mexico High School
Wotsards
Audrat Medical Center
Centralia
Ee Fox
Roger Craghead
Dave Broaddus
Fox
Craghead
Mexico
Calhéan
Wilbert £. Gould Jr
Bass
Highway Patrol
Wesley’ Connor
Martinsburg
John W. Jackson
Connor
Jackson
Melba
L. Baclesse
William C. Jesse
Mark. R
Montgomery City
Highway 101
Missouri Hog and Cattle Market Report Summary
Slaughter hogs at Missouri Livestock Market Center show barrows and gilts steady to 50 lower with varied lots around 40 to 42 per hundredweight. sows 1.5 to 2 dollars higher. Cattle drafts include slaughter steers mostly 35 per hundredweight, with high lots up to 36.60, and slaughter heifers around 35 to 35.80. Sheep market weak with inadequate buyers. lambs and feeder lambs priced around 47.75 to 52.00. National markets show mixed futures for corn 2.53 to 2.54, soybeans around 7.21, and wheat near 2.72. Estimated Tuesday receipts: hogs 6,000. cattle 6,000. sheep 200.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agri
MNS
Roger Parker
Chicago—Board of Trade
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cedrick Henry Pleads Guilty in Theft Case and Sentencing
Magistrate Court records Cedrick Maurice Henry pleading guilty to stealing under fifty dollars for ham and cheese from the Shall Store on Bantigh Street and receiving a 30 day county jail sentence. Circuit Court petition filed to dissolve the marriage of Margaret Marie r and Carl Wayne. Probate Court inventory shows Lovie Johnson estate valued at 5750 with no personal property.
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Cedrick Maurice Henry
Shall
Bantigh Street
Lovie Johnson
Stock Market Falls Amid Crime Reports and Dividends
New York AP reports sharp stock declines as crime rumors and layoffs spread. By noon the Dow Jones industrials fell 9.39 to 948.14 with 9.5 million shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Most of the drop stemmed from ex dividend adjustments on Dow components.
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NEW York
Crame
New York Stock Exchange
Large scale gas ban cripples upstate industry
Upstate New York faces widespread layoffs as Niagara Mohawk restricts natural gas use for industry, leaving about 200,000 workers unemployed. Buffalo contends with near-paralysis as snow, road closures, and emergency bans hamper relief, while officials fear more bodies may be found in stranded cars. Deer at the Buffalo Zoo moved freely amid drifting snow. Governors weigh energy aid actions across states as Carter aid potential looms.
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State Public Service Commission
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Buffalo
N.Y
National Guardsmen
Deaths: Tennie Groeber 95 in Jonesburg
Mrs Tennie Groeber dies at 95 after long Missouri life. Born Sept 6 1861 to James and Annie Willis in Missouri. Survived by four sons Alvie Virgil Glen and Les, a daughter Mrs Richards, 16 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral at Harding Funeral Home with burial in Jonesburg Friends.
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Jonesburg
Tennie
Edwerdener
Newrence
Harding
Groeber
Missouri
James
Annie NI Willis
Alvie
Breeze
Virgil
Hermann
Glen
St. Louis
Les
O'Fallon
Mrs. Richards
William Groeber
Mrs Ruby H Young Dies At Age Ninety In Perry
Mrs Ruby H Young age 90 of Perry died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center after a long illness. Services Tuesday at 1 pm at Wilkey Funeral Home Perry with Rev Marion Stewart officiating. burial in Laddonia Cemetery. Born June 3 1886 in Audrain County daughter of E J and Malle B Brown Hamilton. married A B Young in 1907 who preceded her in death. Survived by a daughter Mrs Mary Virginia Faulkner of Westlake Village Calif two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Three sons one brother and a sister preceded her in death. Memorial contributions may be made to Perry Presbyterian Church or Perry DAR. Family to receive friends 7 to 9 tonight at the funeral home. Pallbearers listed with honorary pallbearers as memorials.
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A.B. Young
Mary Virginia Faulkner
Westlake Village
Calif
A. B. Young Jr
James Hamilton
Mary Sowver
Young
Perry Presbyterian Church
Perry Dar
Henry Clay Tucker Sr Dies Sunday in Centralia
Henry Clay Tucker Sr. 77 of Centralia died Sunday at 9 00 p m after years as a retired railroad employee. He married Eliza Mae Potts on December 9 1990 who preceded him in death. Survivors include son Henry Clay Tucker Jr daughter Mrs Richard C of Mexico five grandchildren two great grandchildren and Bryan Tucker of Centralia. He was a lifelong Mt Olive Baptist Church member. Services Wednesday at 2 p m at Meador and Son Funeral Chapel with Rev William Gwens and Rev N L Symington officiating. Burial in Centralia city cemetery. Family receives friends after 4 p m Tuesday until service.
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Centralia
Henry Clay Tucker Sr
Audrain Medical Center
Secretar
B Cieshebaa
Tucker
Eliza Mae Potts
Henry
Clay
Sonny) Tucker Jr
Richard .C
Mexico
Richard C. White Jr
Dennis L. White
Janice Made White
Karen Cason
Des Moines
Towa
Bryan Tucker
Ley
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Meador and Son Funeral
Centalia
William Gwens
Jefferson City
N. L. Symington, Tor
Mt. Olive
Borla
Centralia City
Rites Held For Mrs. Kincaid in Mexico
Services for Mrs. Lillian Kincaid 81 of the Phillips Norning Home in Mexico were held this afternoon at the Precht Pickering Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas Adams of the Mexico United Methodist Church presiding. She formerly lived at 210 East Jackson Street.
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Lillian Kincaid
Phillips Norning
Mexico
Precht-Pickering
Thomas Adams
Petition Drives Fuel Tax Hike in Missouri
Jefferson City AP Missouri Transportation and Development Council launched an initiative to raise motor fuel tax and increase county shares. The plan cites urgent needs to upgrade repair and replacement of hazardous road segments and to fund roads beyond the current four cent per gallon tax.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Transportation and Development Council
Rites Held For Norman Dunlap
Norman Bailey Dunlap of Perry, 57, had funeral services at Wiskey Funeral Home in Perry with Rev. Robert Collins officiating. Burial followed at South Fork Cemetery near Santa Fe. Surviving are a son Dennis, a daughter-in-law Patricia, two grandchildren, four sisters, three brothers, and his widow Oleta. He had 25 years of service in IOOF Lodge No. 315 and held memberships in several local organizations.
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Perry
Norman Bailey Dunlap
Wiskey
Robert Collins
First Presbyterian Church
Mexico
Joseph Young
Livy
Kenny Young
Mike Willingham
Robert Young
Charles White
Henry Moore
Herbert Moore
James Robert Davis Sr
Kenneth Scrogin
Stanley Poage
William Conley Sr
Frank Wilfley Sr
Frank Wiley Jr
Kenneth Moss
Paul Sharp
Leroy Sharp
Debbie Moore
South Fork
Santa Fe
Mr. Dunlap
Oleta Frances Heckart
Ioof Lodge
Moberly Moore
Monroe County
Wolf Assn
James Dunlap
William Montgomery
Annie Rachel Cox Dunlap
Rites Pending For Mrs. Lois Roberts
Mrs. Lois Roberts 94 of Centralia died Sunday at Audrain Medical Center Mexico. Services pending at Bon Funeral Home. She born October 23 1882 in Juses County. She married Squire Omer Roberts May 26 1902, he preceded her in death. Survived by son Orner Roberts Rolla daughter Mrs Jewell Brooks Hannibal two sisters Mrs Bea Kemper Columbia and Mrs Edith Fenton Iowa five grandchildren one great grandchild and four great great grandchildren. A daughter Susanne Mary Robinson born to Charles A Robinson and wife of Omary City.
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Centralia
Lois Roberts
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Aren Oa
Roberta
Juses County
Squire Omer Roberts
Aon
Roberts
Rolla
Jewell Brooks
Hannibal
Bea Kemper
Columbia
Edith Fenton
Iowa
Carter weighs opening Cabinet meetings to news coverage
President Carter said he is considering allowing media access to Cabinet meetings citing public accountability but worrying about national security leaks and ministers’ reluctance. He plans to consult aides, circulate a memo, and may limit attribution to reduce reticence while aiming for weekly meetings.
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Washington
Carter
Iis
Preserter
Jody Powell
Georgia
NWMSU Alum Tapped For Presidency
B D Owens president of the University of Tampa was named president of Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville. He succeeds Robert P Foster who retires June 30 after serving since 1964. Owens 42 will assume July 1 as the eighth NWMSU president after a year long board search.
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Maryville
B. D. Owens
University of Tampa
Northwest
Missouri State University
Owens
Robert P. Foster
NWMSU
Board of
Regents
William F. Phares Jr
Levan
Tampa
Bowling Green State University
Beant City
Northwest Missouri
Gaylon Greenhill
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Harold McAninch
Joliet (Til
Ione Collees
Don Petry
Vance vows frank talk on Soviets and Sakharov
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance pledged to speak frankly about injustices in the Soviet Union and other lands without being confrontational. He supported Sakharov’s rights, signaled cautious engagement on Cuba, and rejected the Rhodesian internal solution as unsatisfactory.
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Vance
Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
Soviet Union
U.S
State Department
Andrei Sakharov
Moscow
Carter
Sakharov
Department
Van
Angola
Africa
Havana
Cuba
Henry A. Kissinger
Rhodesia
Ian D. Smith
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Ledgerland
Audral Medical Center
Frederick R. Fritschie
Pamela 5. Roberts
Clarence Haworth
George E. Morris
Richard L. Salmons
Wilbert J. Drager
Arch Ronlmons Jr
Sam Kinder
Perry L. Righter
William Gardner
John J. Davidson
Bruce Neely
John R Carter
Charles H. Briggs
Sturgeon
Robert A. Fisher
Douglas K. Davis
Cletus B. Dawson
Ethel Bryant
Vandalia
Vernon L. Pruel
Oscar L. Keith
Middletown
David Wilburn
Herald W. McCluggage
Perry A. Fennewald
Bradley Hoyt
Laddonia
John H. Terry
Herbert Flynn
Sherry Seeley
Farber
Ac — Co
Montgomery
Shelby M. Yount
Marilyn J. Sweezer
Irvin E. Cottrill
Leroy Cochran
Daniel G. Poindexter
Middlletown
James R. Davis
Kermit A. Ellis Sr
New Florence
Lyndal Barker
Benton Ty
Samuel
D. Leake
Berwyn Lewis
James Ryan
James Boyd
Mike Brown
Denis M. Sutter
Sherman R. Johnson
Johnny B. Potter
Rush Hill
William Don Folta
Charles A. Tage
Clarence Reinheimer
Dennis L. Oberlag
al Perry Cox
Forrest McPheeters
James C. Paul
Irvin F. Gruer
Auxvaine
Public Safety Agencies
Margaret Marier
Carl Wayne
Sliver
Buffalo Zoo
Brendan Byrne
New Jersey
Julian Carroll
Plernntston
Sta
West Virginia
Jayefeller
State
Energy Io Sa
Indiana
Tennie Groeber
Mrs. Kincaid
Jason Wayne Akers
Clifford W. Re
Audra Center
Mr. Akers
Calla Co
Fulun
Mrs. Roberts
Suzanne Marty Robinson
Susanne Mary Robinson
Charles A. Robinson
Omery City
Detroit
West Side
Little Quilcene River
Washington State
Olympic
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