Canning Strike Settled After 3-Year Contract Agreement
Striking cannery workers in California approved a new three year contract ending a one day strike that left fruit and vegetables rotting. The pact, ratified 242 to 1 by about 60,000 members, avg 54 cents raise first two years plus 52 cents next year, with health benefits and one extra holiday. Also noted is an end predicted for the coal strike and potential new approach if rubber workers strike continues.
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Associated Press
California
Freddy F. Sanchez
Teamsters California Council & Food Processing Unions
Oakland
Calif
Sanchez
Wildcat
W.J. Usery
Chinese Still Give No Casualty Figures
Tokyo AP reports Chinese Foreign Ministry warned embassies of possible aftershocks within a day or two and urged full precautions as tremors continued after a devastating quake. Officials cited Tangshan and Tientsin damage with few casualty figures released. three Japanese technicians and one French woman confirmed dead.
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Tokyo
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Peking
China
Hsinhua
Tangshan
Tientsin
Harrises Claim Juror Prejudice
In Los Angeles AP report jurors deliberating the Harris case faced defense claims that juror prejudice and a man seen with a paper gallows during selection may taint proceedings. Leonard Weinglass sought mistrial and charges dismissal against Symbionese Liberation Army members tied to Hearst case. Brandler denied dismissal and an emergency hearing resumed.
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Los Angeles
William
Emily Harris
Harrises
Leonard Weinglass
Liberation Army
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
Brandler
Patricia Hearst
San Francisco
Dowell Welcomes Son Chuck Colby Dowell
Chuck Colby Dowell was born Friday at 7 14 am weighing eight pounds seven ounces at Audrain Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie C. Dowell of Thompson. He has sisters Jennifer and Alicia with grandparents J C Dowell and Robert Woods of Paris and great grandparents the Neelys and Roy Stowers of Mexico. Father works for Wetterall Foods Mexico Division.
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Jimmie C. Dowell
Thompson
Chuck Colby Dowell
Audrain Medical Center
Jennifer
Alicia
J.C. Dowell
Robert Woods
Paris
Golden’ Neely
Roy Stowers
Mexico
Dowell
Wetterall Foods, Inc
J.G. Deimeke
Kindra D. Crews
Nellie E. Fetterhoff
Carnes Cahall
Montgomery
Een Wiley
Los Gatos
Calif
Charles Rowland
Perry
Ruby I. Griggs
Oran V. Maiden
George King
David M. Belshe
Ethel S. Bodine
Arthur W. Lamme
Vandalla
Ray W. Adams
Edgar T. Sims
Centralia
Clifford J. Holt
James C. Bishop
Fulton
Katie E. Diekroeger
Warrenton
Calvin Canine
Barry McDonnell
Richard Campbell
Glen Blakley
John Andrusejko
Roseanna
Congress Cannot Force AT&T Wiretap Records
A federal judge ruled that a congressional subcommittee cannot compel AT&T to hand over records detailing secret government wiretaps without warrants. Judge Oliver Gasch cautioned disclosure would risk sensitive national security information and noted House access would require only eight votes to release. The decision frames a separation of powers dispute similar to Watergate.
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Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
U.S. District Court
Oliver Gasch
House Oversight and Investigation
House
Goge
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Jackson
Miss
Ron Nessen
John Moss
D-Calif
Gasch
United States
Subcommittee
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
At&t
Ines
Rainbow over Mexico signals weather plea photograph
Ledger photographer Richard Vance chronicled Donald Oberlag's stalled rain plea with a mowed wheat field image west of Mexico. The AP distributed the scene nationwide while Missouri papers ran the photo and a clipping from the Cincinnati Enquirer front page. A bright western rainbow appeared this morning raising questions if rain had ended.
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Mexico
Rites Monday At Middletown For Miss Rigg
Funeral services for Leah Rigg 41 will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at Middletown Methodist Church with Rev. Clarence Smith officiating and burial at Fairmount Cemetery. Visitation is Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. at Myers Funeral Home. Eastern Star services are set for 7 p.m. tonight. Rigg a lifelong Middletown resident born August 12, 1894 to Charles H. and Jeannie D. Stack Rigg, survived by several nephews.
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Middletown
Leah Rigg
Middletown Methodist Church
Clarence Smith
Fairmount Cemetery
Myers Funeral Home
Eastern Star
Miss Rigg
Charles Henry
Jeannie Dean Stack Rigg
Order of the Eastern Star
Service Held For Mrs. Munson
Funeral services for Mrs. Harry Munson, 78, were held yesterday at Fenton Funeral Chapel in Centralia with Rev. Tyan O. Donaldson of the Mexico Methodist Circuit presiding. Burial followed at Glendale Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers included Walter Coldicott, Raymond Conley, Howard Armentrout, Clyde Shepherd, Glenn Vance, and others. Mrs. Munson died Wednesday morning at Audrain Medical Center.
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Munson
Centralia
Harry Munson
Fenton Funeral Chapel
Tyan O. Donaldson
Mexico
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Walter Coldicott
Raymond Conley
Howard Armentrout
Clyde Shepherd
Glenn Vance
Donald“ Harrison
Maryingon
Dean Friedli
Jerry’ Cox
David Sims
Audrain Medical Center
Mrs. Wharton Rites Today
Funeral services were held today at 1 p.m. at Meador and Sons Funeral Chapel in Sturgeon for Lizzie Maude Wharton 82 of Sturgeon who died Wednesday at Sherwood Arms Nursing Home in Centralia Burial was in Mount Horeb Cemetery near Sturgeon Pallbearers were Mitchell Bartee Dale Forrest Casey Haux Ben Owings Roy Powell Dewey Roberts Mike Spelman and Frank Woodruff
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Sturgeon
Meador and Sons
Lizzie Maude Wharton
Courthouse Offices Closed Tuesday on Election Day
All county courthouse offices will be closed Tuesday except Magistrate Court due to the primary election. Offices reopen Wednesday as usual.
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Magistrate Court
Missouri Weather and Local Admissions Report
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms in Missouri today. Highs in the 90s, clearing tonight to cooler conditions in the northwest. Extended outlook through Wednesday shows highs in 80s to 90s and lows 50s to 60s. Admissions list from Audrain Medical Center includes numerous named individuals and towns, with a birth noted for Jimmie C. Dowell's family. Marriage license applications and a minor two-vehicle accident near A and W activity noted.
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Missouri
Traffic and court notices from The Daily Record A rounds up accidents and trials
Public Safety reports detail multiple fender benders with minor damage and no injuries in Martinsburg and nearby areas. A vehicle backed into another at Liberty near Calhoun, another rear collision on Boulevard, and a backing accident on Jackson near Jefferson. One driver cited for failure to keep a proper lookout. A grass fire west of Chevy Chase Apartments extinguished with no damage. A soda machine pried open at Ray's Sinclair with cash missing and damage. Highways Patrol reports a fatal crash on Route 6 near Reform. A separate minor crash on Route F near I 70 with no summons. Magistrate Court fines include two speeding convictions and a minor liquor possession charge. Grain prices listed by MFA.
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Frances A. Hutchinson
Columbiana
Ohio
Beverly Pottebaum
Muldrow
Roger Allen Cope
Martinsburg
Charles L. Hanna
Route 1
Roger
Donald Cope
Hanna
Liberty
Calhoun
Steven Wesley Leach
Morris
Jackson
Jefferson
Jewell B. Steele
E. Anderson
Oliver R. McGee
Marine Drive
McGee
E. Boulevard
Paul D. West
Bougainville
Chevy Chase Apartments
Public Safety Department
Ray's Sinclair
S. Clark
Six Streets Slurry Schedule Out Next Week
Gilbert Patrick city engineer releases a slurry schedule for six streets next week with routes including Robin Hood from Kentucky to Curtis and Missouri from Liberty to Breckenridge. Weather may cause rain delays and rescheduling.
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Gilbert Patrick
Robin Hood
Kentucky
Curtis
Missouri
Liberty
Breckenridge
Springdale
Fairground
Dead End
Lakeside Place
West
Cul-De-Sac
Wilmar
Morris
Fairsite Drive
Hickory Hill
Jefferson Road
Patrick
Stock market over the counter trading closes mixed
Yesterday trading in over the counter shares showed mixed results with Commerce Banc bid 2134 and Mercantile Bank Corp bids 28 and asks 26. Wetterau bid 16 and ask 1 TM. On the New York Stock Exchange Bobble Brooks closed at 4 and Chromalloy at 14. Combustion Engineering and Dresser Industries rose to 49 and Emerson Electric 37 with Interco 40. Kaiser Aluminum 37 and Near East Pipeline at 3a. Ralston Purina 61 and U.S. Gypsum 23. Wal-Mart 12. Friday close figures mixed across several names.
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Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York
Bobble Brooks
Chromalloy
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser, Aluminum
Panhandler Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
U.S
Gypsum
Wal-Mart
Ir Jones
Ford and Reagan vie for delegates in tight race
Ford and Reagan battle for delegate supremacy ahead of the Kansas City convention. Ford claims 1,135 delegates to win on the first ballot while Reagan supporters push 1,140. AP tally shows Ford at 1,104, Reagan 1,023 with 132 uncommitted amid Mississippi’s mixed sentiment under a unit rule.
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Carter
Congress
Plains
Ford
Reagan
Associated” Press
Mississippi
Kansas City
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Volkmer
Tae le
St. Louis Globe Democrat
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Harry Mlichall
Gea
Mrs. Wharton
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Stanley F. Pulis Jr
Kingsville, Tex
Sharon J. Terry
A and W
the Daily Record
Highway Patrol
Joe Rivera
Portland
Route
Callaway
Reform
Rivera
Maupin
Montgomery County
Robert Baker
Michael Ramsey Caldwell
Vandalia
Bill D. Meador
Thomas B. Dickey
Webster
Philip Gary Armbruster
Ewing
David K. Nelson
MFA
Little Dixie Drive-In
Barry Newman
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