Weather Summary Missouri Forecast and River Stages
Official 7 am readings report last 24 hours high 64 low 51. May precipitation 11.20 in, year to date 23.76 in. Missouri forecast partly sunny with late shower risk extreme southeast. highs in the 70s, lows 50s. Extended outlook shows possible rain Tue-Wed, otherwise mild. Missouri River stages listed for Kansas City, Boonville, Jefferson City, Hannibal, St Louis, Cape Girardeau. Sunset 8:26 pm, sunrise 5:40 am tomorrow.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Hospital admissions and births in Audrain county area
Officials at Audrain Medical Center report admissions including Ray E. Love Eva B Mitchell Frances K Robinson and other named patients from Mexico Jonesburg Bellflower Centralia and Auxvasse. Births listed for Johnny R Winingear and Johnnie M Dowell. Dismissals, deaths of Robert Shinn and James Burgess and a marriage license application for Jimmie Griffin and Deana Guynn.
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Audrain Medical Center
Ray E. Love
Eva B. Mitchell
Frances K. Robinson
John R. Carter
Cathy A. Moyle
Rudolph Green
Mexico
Carl
F. Hildebrandt
Jonesburg
Harold Co. Graue
Bellflower
Charles S. Cardwell
New Florence
John A. McCoy
Jeff B. Mayes
Monte R. Stubblefield
Centralia
William E. Hayden
Thompson
Robert W. Courtney
Auxvasse
George A. Carr
Montgomery City
Pearley M. Cassell
Vandalia
Karen F. Hanna
Santa Fe
Jimmie Dale Griffin
Deana Marie Guynn
Worley Marriage Dissolution Petition Filed
A petition to dissolve the marriage of Rickey Gene Worley and Paula Elaine Worley has been filed in circuit court. The petitioner, Rickey Worley, is represented by Edwards Seigfreid Runge and Hodge.
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Circuit Court
Rickey Gene Worley
Paula Elaine Worley
Mr. Worley
Edwards, Seigfreid
Runge and
Hodge
Watergate legal fight shifts as subpoenas focus
The Watergate story features obstruction of justice charges against former Attorney General John N. Mitchell and ex Nixon aides H R Haldeman and John D. Ehrlichman. Judge Gesell backs Colson and Ehrlichman’s request for White House notes while Jaworski and Nixon counsel negotiate access to personal papers and potential evidence.
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Atty
John N. Mitchell
White House
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Jaworski
Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
U.S
Gerhard Gesell
Colson
James D. St. Clair
Gesell
Lewis Fielding
Daniel Ellsberg
Fielding
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ellsberg
Personal News Of Perry Continues On Page Three
Perry residents share family milestones including birth of Elizabeth Carol to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Spradley born May 16 and grandparenting details. Deckerd returns from Platte City visit. Shoemate Hayes party honors sons Jim Shoemate and Tommy Hayes and Tommy’s fiancée Miss Sharon Shoemate, all 1974 Mark Twain graduates.
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Roger Spradley
Perry
Elizabeth Carol
Rex Brown
Gladys Brown
Albert Shoemate
Tom Hayes
Jim Shoemate
Tommy Hayes
Tommy
Sharon Shoemate
Center
Mark Twin High School
Hayes
Fine calls for school auditing policy in Missouri
Dwight L. Fine of Jefferson City seeks a state auditor audit section to review elementary and secondary schools. He notes education is a billion dollar business with the state funding 34.25 percent and $345,849,065 allocated from general revenue last year. Fine, a Democratic candidate, aims to assess program performance as funds reach local districts. His wife Eva, a teacher, will campaign statewide this summer.
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Dwight L. Fine
Jefferson City
Mexico
South Trails
Eva
Fine
Missouri
Mr. Fine
Secretary of
James C. Kirkpatrick
Dowd
Democratic State Committee
Bill to ban beagle experiments in weapons tests
Rep. Les Aspin introduces a bill to prohibit military use of dogs in chemical and biological weapon experiments. He says the Army plans to add 450 beagles to tests starting in June after previously indicating a halt.
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Washington
Les Aspin
Wisconsin Democrat
British debate on sisters fate in hunger strike case
In Belfast Albert Price fears turmoil if his daughters Dolours and Marion Price die in a London jail after leading a 1973 London car bombing. The sisters, aged 23 and 20, are on hunger strike seeking transfer to Northern Ireland. The case sparks a broader question of whether Irish prisoners in Britain should be allowed to return home for political status.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Albert Price
London
Ulster
Dolours Price
Marion
IRA
Coneae
Price
Brixton
Home Office
Britain
Price Sisters
Stock Market Roundup Over The Counter And NYSE
Over the counter trading saw A B Chance at 11 percent bid 12 asked Commerce Bancshares 19 bid 20 asked Wetterau 15 bid 16 asked. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks 2 percent up 1700 shares. Combustion Engineering 40 percent up 26100. Dresser Industries 41 percent down 4800. Interco 25 percent unchanged 4400. Kaiser Aluminum 17 percent up 5700. Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 25 percent down 7300. Ralston Purina 43 percent down 18200. US Gypsum common 18 percent unchanged 3900. US Gypsum preferred 22 percent up 1100. Wal Mart 17 percent unchanged 500.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal- Mart
Ring Ties Two Hearts Across Time Zones in Televised Wedding
In Orlando Florida Donna Irion a 21 year old legal secretary and Air Force Captain Len Cason 26 stationed at Korat Thailand plan a long distance wedding using a telephone patch provided by Langley AFB Virginia The ceremony will occur between noon and 1 30 PM with the office telephone ringing in place of church bells The couple who met last September decided to wed after three months They will honeymoon in July after Cason gains leave and travels to Southeast Asia
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Orlando
Fla
Donna Irion
Air Force
Len Cason
Miss Irion
G Cason
Korat
Thailand
Cason
Lindsay
Okla
Miss Trion
Len
Langley Afb
Virginia
Southeast Asia
Darrel Anderson Graduates Salutatorian at Mid-America Nazarene
Darrel Anderson of Mexico received his diploma from President Curtis Smith at the May 27 commencement. He is Salutatorian of the 138 member class and earned honors including Campus Republic Government attorney general, Phi Delta Lambda, Summa Cum Laude, and Who's Who among students. He pursues history, business management, and accounting and is the son of Loyal and Mrs. Anderson Jr.
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Darrel Anderson
Mexico
Mid-America Nazarene College
Curtis Smith
Anderson
Campus Republic
Phi Delta Lambda
Darrel
Loyal Anderson Jr
Legislator Drops Complaint Against Officer
State Rep. Raymond Quarles of St Louis told police board president Theodore McNeal by letter that he formally drops his complaint against Patrolman Thomas Griffin. Quarles had accused Griffin of illegally arresting him on May 20.
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ST. Louis
Raymond Quarles
D-St. Louis
Theodore McNeal
Burgess Rites Set at Jonesburg Christian Church
James Henry Burgess 84 died Friday at Deaconess Hospital St Louis. Born October 3 1889 in Lincoln County son of Thomas and Susan Burgess he farmed most of life. Services 2 p m Sunday Jonesburg Christian Church burial Jonesburg Cemetery. Survived by wife Jane Dyke a brother George Hawk Point and sister Mrs Lena Hoech.
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Jonesburg
James Henry Burgess
Deaconess Hospital
St. Louis
Robert Shinn Burial To Be At Vandalia
Robert Shinn 66 of Ottawa Kansas died Friday morning at Fort Leavenworth Veterans Hospital He was a former Vandalia resident A funeral will be at 10 am Sunday in Ottawa with burial in Vandalia Cemetery between 4 and 5 pm Sunday He was born April 18 1908 son of Fred and Dess Shinn He is survived by sister Laura Jo Pearson stepmother Marguerite Shinn brother Francis Eugene Shinn sister-in-law Eva Shinn, plus nieces nephews and cousins including several in Vandalia area
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Vandalia
Robert Shinn
Ottawa
Kan
Veterans Hospital
Fort Leavenworth
Mr. Shinn
Fred and
Dess Shuck Shinn
Laura Jo Pearson
Marguerite Shinn
Francis Eugene Shinn
Fort Riley
Eva Shinn
Perry
Rites At 2 30 For Mrs Roberson
Funeral services for Mrs Lawrence Roberson of Mexico were held at 2 30 p m at First Baptist Church with Rev Frank Park officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Marie Connor and Mrs David Hill were organists. Pallbearers named were John Hatcher Jess E Curry Orville E Hebel Bill Wiss Lonnie Brown Don Nichols. Honorary pallbearers included Willard Britt Glenn Fleming Harold Squires Roy Moser Bob Scott A A Mitchell Waterston Martin and Dorsey Shouse.
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Lawrence Roberson
Mexico
First Baptist Church
Frank Park
Elmwood Cemetery
Marie Connor
David Hill
John Hatcher
Jess E. Curry
Orville E. Hebel
Bill Wiss
Lonnie Brown
Don Nichols
Truck Inspection Rule Eases Reinspection for Shorter Registrations
Jefferson City Mo AP Gov Bond signs new law delaying reinspection for commercial trucks. The measure lets owners with registrations under one year renew without extra inspection and those with over a year wait until the next due date. The change aligns truck inspections with staggered registrations initiated last year.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
City Resurfaces Rec Programs This Summer
Rec programs in the city are resurfacings this summer with two of six courts redone. Mr Bailey says 35 staff will supervise and instruct the season. In 1973 youth tennis enrollment reached 534 while learn to swim hit 3740 and playground attendance rose to 29967. Park director Decker notes swimming remains the citys top activity.
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Bailey
Mexico
Decker
Blond youth at Indiana jail makes threats and misuses language
In Winamak Pulaski County Jail a blond youth flashed a pistol and vowed to free two prisoners and imprison a woman. Bet ty Bell, the sheriff's radio operator, restrained him with a key strike and spray, as the Phil who didn't get rescued was said to be another rape charge.
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Winamac
Ind
Pulaski County
Betty Beil
Phil
Bypass Lets Salt River Flood Run At Dam Work
Cannon Dam bypass channel, built to carry the stream during dam construction, is flowing well. Resident Engineer Otto Steffen says it seems stabilized and should be safe if rain runoff drains away. The temporary bridge sits three feet above water, debris must be kept clear to protect it. All other work is halted.
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Salt River
Otto Steffen
the Ledger
Mondale attacks Nixon style in domestic politics
Sen. Walter Mondale says Nixon’s foreign policy secrecy and hostility tactics have moved into domestic affairs. He warns against treating the House Judiciary Committee as a Communist foe and the special prosecutor as an enemy, while noting possible 1976 ambitions.
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Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota Democrat
Center For the Study of
Mondale
House Judiciary Committee
Special Prosecutor
Artificial Blood Liquid To Be Tested In Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati scientist Dr. Leland Clarke Jr. announces a practical oxygenated fluorocarbon artificial blood ready for clinical testing. He says it could keep transplanted kidneys alive, store without blood types, and be sterilized, with potential uses in medicine, diving, space, and treating sickle cell anemia.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Leland Clarke Jr
Associated Press
Clarke
Gen Abrams To Get More Cancer Tests
Washington AP Gen Creighton W Abrams Army chief of staff and former Vietnam commander undergoes additional tests at Walter Reed to determine the extent of left lung cancer found in the past three days Pentagon spokesman said no prognosis yet Abrams a moderate cigar smoker took command in Vietnam in 1968 and later oversaw the wind down of U.S. combat involvement He entered hospital May 23 for a mild pneumonia claim and his origin is Springfield Massachusetts.
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Jerry W. Friedheim
Abrams
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Springfield
Mass
West Point
Mint juleps return at New College Oxford for Trapier tribute
In Oxford's 14th century New College dining hall students and dons will share mint juleps on June 1 to honor William Heyward Trapier of Wynah South Carolina. A seat is kept empty for him, recalling his 1845 visit and gifting of a recipe and funds to perpetuate the tradition.
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Oxford
England
Oxford University
New College
South Carolina
William Heyward Trapier
Wynah
S.C
Trapier
Oxonians
Vandiver 74 Nominated for Pan American Freestyle Team
Billy Vandiver, age 74, of Vandiver Village fame, is nominated for consideration as manager of the 1975 U S Freestyle wrestling team for the Pan American Games in Brazil and the 1974 World Freestyle team to compete in Turkey in August. His long career spans coaching, officiating Olympic events, municipal recreation administration, and diverse ventures. He now serves as regional representative of the A A U and resides in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Billy Vandiver
Vandiver Village
U.S
Brazil
Turkey
Vandiver
Mexico
Highway 54 East
Municipal Recreation
California
A.A.U. A
Louisville
Thompson Welcomes Son At 1 51 P M Center
A son weighing seven pounds nine ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thompson at 1 51 p m Center. Mr Winingear works for A B Chance Co.
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Johnny R. Winingear
Thompson
Audrain Medical Center
Winingear
A. B. Chance Co
Vanished Richmond Children Found in Rhodesia Farm
In a case tangled with international law, seven Richmond area children and two adults were located on a farm in Ruwa Rhodesia. Helen and Andrew Duggan face kidnapping charges after allegedly taking the children out of the United States.
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Richmond, Va
Richmond Area
Ruwa
Rhodesia
Helen
Andrew Duggan
Richmond
Richmond News
Duggan
United States
Helen Duggan
Dennia John Wilburn
Glenn P. Crone
SLA Letter Ties SLA to Helicopter Attack and Arrests
FBI studies a seven headed cobra insignia letter claiming an antiaircraft missile brought down a police helicopter during a SWAT operation in Los Angeles. Cmdr. Paul J. Gillen died. three officers injured. SLA members including leader Donald DeFreeze died in the South LA raid. FBI says Patricia Hearst remains a fugitive treated under normal procedures.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Symbionese Liberation Army
Knat
Los Angeles Police Department
Paul J. Gillen
Special Weapons and
SWAT
William A. Sullivan
Patricia Hearst
SLA
Sullivan
Miss Hearst
William Harris
Emily
Berkeley
Calif
Nixon Calls For Spending Cuts Across United States
President Nixon urged aides to pursue federal spending reductions though he noted the task would be unpleasant. House committee chair Wilbur Mills forecast 12 percent inflation this year and backed a 10 percent cut in revenue sharing to cities. Dean Burch signaled payroll reductions as a possible budget step.
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Washington
Nixon
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
New York City
Mills
New York
Abraham D. Beame
White House
Dean Burch
Joan Kennedy Hospitalized Over Family Illness Strain
A family spokesman says Joan Kennedy is hospitalized due to mental strain and fatigue from her son Edward Jr.’s illness which required amputation. An aide confirmed she is at the Silver Hill Foundation in New Canaan, Connecticut.
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Washington
Joan Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
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