Weather and community notes from Missouri edition
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show 57 degrees at dawn with yesterday’s high 53 and a low of 57. Forecast calls for isolated thundershowers in the north and east today, clearing to mild weather through Sunday with mid 70s highs and 50s to 60s lows. Extended outlook predicts sunny cool conditions early next week with highs around 80s and possible showers Tuesday and Wednesday. Officials report hospital admissions and dismissals across towns including Mexico Centralia and Auxvasse. one death noted. Marriage license applications filed in Mexico and Columbia. Fire crews responded to jail basement clothes dryer fire causing damage. public safety report notes a beer bottle thrown at Fabric Care Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
William David Null
Janice Kay Arnold
Mexico
Columbia
Buford Nelson Bowne
Sturgeon
Helen Ruth Chism
Moberly
Arthur Riley
City records minor vandalism and multiple traffic incidents
The Daily Record reports a window break at a Panhandle maintenance building on Route 1 with no interior evidence of vandalism. Police note several fender benders and traffic offenses, including summaries for Phillip Rudasill and George Threlkeld, plus a sheriff investigation into a drug store break-in and assorted court fines and market reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goff
Sanitation Department
Route 1
Phillip H. Rudasill
E. Anderson
Rudasill
Robert Edgar Baker
N. Jefferson
Whitley
James Johnson
S. Western
Michael Rankin
Olive
Rankin
Judith Ann Hubbard
Darlene Orcutt
Monroe
Washington
Orcutt
Sheriff's Office
Super-X
South Trails
Rex Carter
D.O
Farber
Carter
Oil Price Clash Closer to Reality in U S Congress
Washington AP reports Senate House conferees back a measure to roll back new domestic oil to 11.28 dollars a barrel, extend the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act to December, and widen review time for presidential oil allocations while Ford favors decontrol and may veto the extension. F-15 fighters also grounded after oil lubrication contamination prompts a precautionary removal of 34 aircraft nationwide.
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Washington
Congress
Ford Administration
Senate House
U.S
House
Ford
Perry Woman Mary Sharp Dies at 66 in Audrain
Mrs. William Floyd Sharp of Perry died Friday evening at Audrain Medical Center. Born May 4, 1909, she was a daughter of Samuel and Rose McCune. She married William Floyd Sharp on Sept 11, 1929, who survives with a son Sammie Sharp of Perry, a daughter Mrs. Bill Dearley of Mexico, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services pending at Wilkey Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain Medical Center Today
Hazelle K. Kimbrough
William E. Lowry
Robert A. Lake
Ruth Ann Baese
Jewell M. Poage
James R. Runyan
William J. Adams
Mexico
John W. Mobley
Tyler W. Friedli
Centralia
Leroy H. Ernst
Farber
Daniel L. Vore
Auxvasse
Wilburn J. Burkhead
Brian T. Foreman
Rush Hill
Edith H. Barlow
William E. Edwards Jr
Wellsville
Scott E. Clark
Stoutsville
Kenneth P. Morris
Ruby R. Branstetter
Vandalia
Samuel D. Barker
Martinsburg
Allen T. Parshall
Shelbina
Gertrude Hammack
Mattie Weiser
Leo Lunceford
George Piper
Davis Hart
Lester van Vacter
Robert Kemp
Omer Gordon
Bertha Allen
New Florence
Hetty Love
Bertha Preston
Wesley Hendricks
William Dixon
Montgomery City
Edna Wiley
Gardner
Kan
Ralph James
Laddonia
William Hamilton
Newton
Iowa
Logan Webb
Pleas
Pleas Wilson, Mrs. Paul Gerster
Paris
James Pasley
David Plant
Chicago
Jonathan Spurling
Sturgeon
Mary Sharp
Perry
William Floyd
Mary) Sharp
Audrain Medical Center
Wilkey Funeral Home
Samuel
Rose McCune
William Floyd Sharp
Sammie Sharp
Bill Dearley
Albert Holtkamp Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Albert Holtkamp were held today at the Arnold Funeral Home with the Rev. Arthur Mersinger officiating and burial in East Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. John Willer was the organist. Pallbearers were Raymond Hamilton, Lyle Popie, Harold Adams, Harold Holtkamp, Eugene Botkins and Glenwood Blackby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stuart
Precht- Pickering
Charles Fugate
Wellsville City
Bill Whipple
Clancy Sitton
Ralph Qualls
John Qualls
Wayne Blake
Alfred Dinwiddie
Albert Holtkamp
Arnold Funeral Home
Arthur Mersinger
East Lawn Cemetery
John Willer
Raymond Hamilton
Lyle Popie
Harold Adams
Harold Holtkamp
Eugene Botkins
Glenwood Blackby
Sugar Prices Rise Again Amid Wholesale Increases
New York AP reports major refiners raise wholesale sugar prices for a second time this week. Amstar Corp hikes five cents per pound to 1.55 for five pounds and 3.15 for ten. National Sugar Refining Co. matches the rise. SuCrest Corp. jumps to 1.54 and 3.08. Industry says higher raw sugar costs drive the rise, linked to Midwest beet crop damage from heavy rains. Officials expect no repeat of last year’s price spiral.
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New York
Amstar Corp
National Sugar Refining Co
SuCrest Corp
Amstar
Upper
Midwest
Red River Valley
Cape Cod Seashore Nude Bath Ban Upheld by Judge
U S District Court Judge Frank H Freeman upheld a Cape Cod National Seashore ban on skinny dipping citing environmental concerns and crowding. The rule allows warnings for first offenses and up to 500 dollars fine or six months in prison for later violations.
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Boston
Cape Cod National Seashore
U.S. District Court
Frank H. Freedman
National Park Service
U.S
Man Gives Green Light for Son’s Transplants
Costa Mesa, Calif. AP A grieving father William Bohnsack said he signed papers allowing doctors to remove his 11 year old son Donald’s eyes and kidneys for transplants after brain death was confirmed. The kidneys went to Harbor General Hospital in Torrance and eyes to Santa Ana Tustin Community Hospital. The family hopes recipients gain sight and life from the donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Mesa
Calif
William Bohnsack
Donald
Bohnsack
Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital
Harbor General Hospital
Torrance
Santa Ana Tustin Community Hospital
Senate to vote on NH recount dispute to end deadlock
The Senate will vote on recounting 10 New Hampshire precincts in the Louis C. Wyman versus John A. Durkin race, aiming to resolve a month long partisan stalemate. Wyman has raised funds totaling 87,405 for a potential runoff campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
New Hampshire
Rules Committee
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
Wyman
State Ballot Law Commission
James B. Allen
Alabama
Mt Baker sulfur rise signals volcanic activity
Government scientist Mark Meier of the U S Geological Survey reports Mount Baker emissions rising from 2 800 pounds per hour on March 27 to 10 000 pounds per hour by June 30. Acidity in Boulder Glacier Creek and runoff from melting snow also increase, suggesting more heat within the dormant volcano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Baker, Wash
Mt. Baker
Mark Meier
U.S. Geological Survey
Sherman Crater
American Smelting and Refining Co
Tacoma
State Department of Ecology
Meier
Boulder Glacier
Baker Lake
Mount Baker
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Louis Femmer
Public Safety
QO. R
Fabric Care Center
the Daily Record
Highway Patrol
George Threlkeld
Threlkeld
Wilkey Cunningham
Jefferson City
Beverly Behl
Hannibal
Highway 54
Highway 19
Baysinger Corner
Alberta Hardy
Behl
Robert Hayden
William Hoover
Fulton
Vandiver Village
Magistrate Court
William O. Morris Jr
Ward Shipley
Fred C. Schlueter
MFA
Fowles Grain Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Ralston Purina
Walmart
Liberty
Eve
Watinee
B. Selirice
Gone With the Wind
IOC
Air Force
Little Dixie Drive-In
Showtime
James Joseph Dishman
Carl Dishman
Dishman
Camdenton Junior High School
Bookmobile
Carter School
Rivers Addition
Bethel Methodist Church
Benton City
Lafayette Circle
Garfield Center
Lafayette East
Union Baptist Church
Earl J. Butz
Moscow
Butz
Senate Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Department
Soviet Union
United States
Richard E. Bell
Bell
Cui
Elly
Kelly
Kelly Furniture
Mexico, Mo
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