Weather front paints unsettled Missouri Kansas City region
Official 7:00 am readings show high 92, low 66, now 67. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a good chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday, with highs in mid 80s. Missouri sights similar warm, humid conditions with scattered storms possible. extended outlook shows showers by Tuesday and highs in the 80s. River and lake stages across Kansas City and St Louis areas indicate varied departures from normal levels, with Beaver and Bull Shoals notably below normal.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Hospital Admissions and Deaths in Local Area
Admissions at Audrain Medical Center list numerous patients including Marie Marshall Julia Ash Ella Baker Vivian McMillin Sadid Langmoe Deniece Hoffman Leon Rutherford Hazel Brown Donald Fisher Sr Scott Utterback Sheila Ardell William L. McCallum Elmer L. Morris Robert W. Robinson and others from Mexico Montgomery City Santa Fe Auxvasse New Hartford Centralia Paris Wellsville Vandalia Fulton Laddonia and well known residents. Births noted for Montgomery City and a daughter for Kilgore family. Dismissals include Franklin Kincade Nona Admire David Brown and others. Deaths: Benjamin Harrison Houke 84 Ruby W McCord 58 Della Fay Sexton 69 and Col Leonard G Robinson.
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Audrain Medical Center
Marie Marshall
Julia Ash
Ella Baker
Vivian McMillin
Sadid Langmoe
Deniece Hoffman
Leon Rutherford
Hazel Brown
Donald Fisher Sr
Scott Utterback
Sheila Ardell
William L. McCallum
Elmer L. Morris
Robert W. Robinson
Mexico
Raymond Hollen- Steiner
Larry D. Poston
Montgomery City
Eric Meranda
Santa Fe
Glen Crawford
Auxvasse
Wayland Wilhoit
New
A.m
Kenneth W. Kilgore
Frank Kincade
Nona Admire
David Brown
Claude Smith
Ed Meyer
Leslie Runde
Robert Kemp
Brian Robley
Charley Hall
Lori Berry
Michael Troyer
Edgar Orth Jr
Centralia
Gertrude Hendrix
Williamsburg
Penny Lebenbauer
Jerry Peck
Paris
Josephine Matthews
Irvin Gruer
Ethel Hendrix
Public Safety Briefs Report Multiple Vehicle Accidents
William Byrd reported his station wagon damaged while parked Tuesday. Barbara Moore treated after a Thursday crash at Green Boulevard and Liberty Street. William King summoned for failure to keep proper lookout after a two-car crash. Highway Patrol noted collisions near Vandalia with no injuries. A Mexico motorcyclist was injured after a dog caused a crash. Martinsburg station burglarized with cigarettes, candy bars, and cash stolen.
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William Byrd
Francis Sr
Barbara Moore
Audrain Medical Center
Texaco
Green Boulevard
Liberty St
William D. King
Ringo
Charla Mae Fountain
Columbia
Highway 54
Lakeview
Linda Faye Fierge
Route 5
King
Fierge
Fountain
Galloway Road
Vandalia
Morris
Hall
Paul Reinerd
Mexico
Norbert Arens
A. and A
Martinsburg
Courts Roundup: Multiple Dockets And Fines Across Courts
In magistrate court Paul Verdell Dean Jr. pleaded guilty to careless and imprudent driving and was fined 50 dollars plus court costs. An affidavit to establish title of distributees was filed in Bernice Hawkins estate with James R. Stapleton as affiant. A petition seeks dissolution of Lola Mae and Alvin Dale Freeman’s marriage in circuit court. In Montgomery County magistrate court numerous speed violations and other infractions are listed for defendants from several states, with fines ranging from 10 to 150 dollars and costs, including driving while intoxicated and careless and imprudent driving.
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Paul Verdell Dean Jr
Bernice Hawkins
James R. Stapleton
Circuit Court
Lola Mae
Alvin Dale Freeman
Missouri grain and livestock market report summary
Missouri livestock and grain markets show hogs steady to mixed with prices quoted per cwt across weight ranges, sows and boars with varied shifts, and feeder pigs and utilities trading unevenly. Cash grain prices read soybeans 7.85, wheat around 1.91, corn 2.10 with regional quotes from MFA and Fowles Grain. National reports note hogs 3,500 head with modest gains, cattle limited, and futures mixed for corn and soybeans in Chicago trading.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agri
MNS
Roger Parker
U.S
MFA
Mexico
Fowles Grain Co
Laddonia
National Stockyards
Ill
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Stock market mixed as Dow holds at 920.45 on flat day
The New York Stock Exchange closed with little change as investors posted a near even split of gains and losses. Notable moves included Emers on Electric and Dresser Industries rising while Interco and Kaiser Aluminum fell. Dow Jones stood at 920.45, after a thursday close, with 30 industrials unchanged.
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Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal- Mart
Dow
Legislature nixes pituitary gland removal bill antics
Rep. Gerald Roderick of Kansas City wore a wig and mustache and walked onto the floor during the last night of the session. Speaker Pro Tem Bob Griffin expressed distress as the stranger voted at a desk, later revealed to be Roderick amid the chaos.
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Gerald Roderick
Ckansas City
Bob Griffin
Cameron
Roderick
Watergate figures linked to DNC break in
Liddy refuses public statement on the scandal. Four Miami men, Bernard Barker Eugenio Martinez Virgilio Gonzalez and Frank Sturgis, were arrested with him inside the Watergate Democratic National Committee offices and later convicted of conspiracy wiretapping and burglary.
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Liddy
White House
Miami
Democratic National Committee
Bernard Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Virgilio Gonzalez
Frank Sturgis
Col Leonard Robinson Dies War Hero at 55
Col Leonard G Robinson 55, of Marshalltown Iowa formerly Wellsville died of a heart attack at home. A WWII veteran and Air Force career officer he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal and four Oak Leaf Clusters retiring in May 1974 as commander of the 2044th Communications Group. Funeral Saturday in Marshalltown with Arlington National Cemetery burial.
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Wellsville
Leonard G. Robinson
Marshalltown
Iowa
Col. Robinson
U.S. Air Force
Pentagon
Air Force
New Guinea
Wellsville Baptist Church
Pvt
Robinson
United States Air Force
Washington, D.C
United States
2044Th
Arlington Cemetery
Arlington
William
Jennie Robinson
Wellsville High School
University of Maryland
University of Oklahoma
Jean Robinson
Benjamin Houke Dies At 84 in Kansas City
Benjamin Harrison Houke of Kansas City, formerly of Montgomery City, died Wednesday at age 84. Services Saturday at 10 a.m. at Schlanker Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Hester. burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. Visitation tonight 5 to 8. Born Feb 13, 1893 in Montgomery County. survived by two sisters, a twin, a brother, and several nieces and nephews. Retired paper distributor, member of Methodist Church. moved to Kansas City in 1946.
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Montgomery City
Benjamin Harrison Houke
Kansas City
Schlanker Funeral Home
Robert Hester
United Methodist-Presbyterian Church
Montgomery County
John F
Mary Scholle Hooke
Maggie Harer
Betty Bratton
St. Louis
Mary Sabin
Dewey L. Hooke
Curryville
Hooke
Jonesburg
Rites Today For Dr. Cone
Services for Dr. Forest W. Cone 81 of 110 Central Street were held this morning at the Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Collins of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Pallbearers named were Charles Coats Elmer Jackson Willard Britt Homer Hannah Meng Moore and Dr. Ed Wallace. Burial followed at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Dr. Cone a Mexico resident since 1917 practiced dentistry there for 59 years. Robert Middleton Cincinnati AP film and television actor Samuel A. Messer died Tuesday in Encino California at 66.
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Forest W. Cone
Central Street
Arnold Funeral Home
Robert Collins
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Coats
Elmer Jackson
Willard Britt
Homer Hannah
Meng Moore
Ed Wallace
Tony Lumpkin
Col. C. R. Stribling
Julian Stoy
Claybourn Jackson
Glen Hocker
East Lawn Memorial Park
Suarez Seeks Economic Cure as Spain Heads to New Cortes
Madrid AP. Premier Adolfo Suarez prioritizes resolving Spain’s deepening economic crisis with a broad political consensus. A UDC spokesman says the primary task for the new government will be economic reform amid over 20 percent inflation, high unemployment, and peseta devaluation considerations. Final results suggest Suarez’s moderate coalition holds about 170 of 350 seats, short of a majority, prompting cabinet resignations to form a coalition.
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Spain
Adolfo Suarez
Suarez
Democratic Center Union
UDC
Europe
France
West Germany
Switzerland
Carlos
Ania Navarro
Interior Ministry
Chamber of Deputies
New Cortes
Pipeline Road Threatens Arctic Environment
PRADHOE BAY Alaska AP the trans Alaska pipeline creates a road to the Arctic top but environmentalists fear greater long term harm than the pipeline itself. oil men concur as plans surface to open the road for tourism while Alyeska resists handing control to the state. authorities weigh road impact on pristine areas and security concerns loom as first oil moves toward Valdez and a Yukon River bridge marks a new era.
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Alaska
United States
Arctic
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Yukon River
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic Ocean
Alyeska
W.J. Darch
Robert LeResche
Jay Hammond
LeResche
Jim Kowalsky
Friends of the Earth
Darch
Valdez
Yurkon River
Texas
Computer Failure Delays Shuttle Test
Edwards Air Force Base Calif AP a computer failure today forced a 24 hour postponement in the first manned test flight of the Space Shuttle Enterprise. The malfunction was in one of four computers that control the maneuvering gear. The flight is rescheduled for 8 am PDT Saturday atop a Boeing 747 with Fred Haise Jr and Gordon Fullerton assigned as crew.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Fred Haise Jr
Gordon Fullerton
Boeing
Mission Control Center
Houston
Tex
Houston Center
America
Haise
Ray and Six Companions Sentenced to 30 Days Segregation
Ray and six other escapees at Brushy Mountain State Prison were sentenced by a prison review board to 30 days in administrative segregation in D block. They also forfeited three years of accumulated good time. Ray did not enter a plea and offered no statement.
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Brushy Mountain
Tenn
James Earl Ray
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Ray
Lane Stephen Kilgore Born in Montgomery City
A son named Lane Stephen Kilgore was born Thursday at 8 43 am at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs Kenneth W Kilgore of Montgomery City. The baby weighs eight pounds six ounces and the Kilgores report the father is self employed.
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Kenneth W. Kilgore
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Lane Stephen Kilgore
Kilgore
Newsman Toth Sees More Harassment
MOSCOW AP Los Angeles Times correspondent Robert C Toth and his family prepared to leave the Soviet Union amid predicted pressure on Western reporters. After more than 12 hours of KGB interrogation the ban on departure was lifted and Toth called the actions a frame up or worse while stressing none of his information was secret.
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Moscow
Los Angeles Times
Robert C. Toth
Soviet Union
KGB
Toth
Forrest Brown Rites Today
Services for Forrest Brown known as Brownie, aged 54 of Auxvasse, were held this afternoon at Precht Pickering Funeral Home. Rev John W Foley of Grand Prairie Baptist Church officiated. Pallbearers included Ken Wyatt Phillip Dillard Joe Deimeke Ron Gilbert Mexico Gene Driscoll Ralph Harbit Rudy Fink Auxvasse and Gene Magruder Independence. Burial followed at Auxvasse Cemetery.
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Forrest
Brownie) Brown
Auxvasse
Precht- Pickering
John W. Foley
Grand Prairie Baptist Church
Ken Wyatt
Phillip Dillard
Joe Deimeke
Ron Gilbert
Mexico
Gene Driscoll
Ralph Harbit
Rudy Fink
Gene Magruder
Independence
Boy Arrested For Botched Diner Robbery
A 16 year old Mexico youth is held at Audrain County Detention Center after an attempted robbery at Kim's Diner 105 S Washington. Public Safety Officer Richard Bertels arrested him at 3 57 p m while he was in the restaurant restroom armed with a knife and wearing a stocking. Previously officers were called Wednesday after the juvenile, with a hunting knife, asked questions about the business and tried to peer into the rear area. Police say the juvenile code prevents naming the youth.
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Mexico
Audrain County
Kim
S. Washington
Public Safety
Richard Bertels
Public Safety Department
Jung Lee
Grand Duke Denies Engagement Report to Crown Prince
Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg denies reports that Prince Charles, heir to Britain, will announce an engagement to Princess Marie Astrid of Luxembourg. The London Daily Express claimed a Monday announcement and proposed a church arrangement for future children.
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AFA
Jean
Luxembourg
Britain
Charles
Marie-Astrid
London Daily Express
Church of England
Milzark Family Welcomes Son Eugene Richard Milzark Jr
Mr and Mrs Eugene R Milzark of Montgomery City announce the birth of son Eugene Richard Milzark Jr born Thursday at 8 07 am at Audrain Medical Center weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Father employed by Charles Adams Construction Co.
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Eugene R. Milzark
Montgomery City
Eugene Richard Milzark Jr
Audrain Medical Center
Milzark
Charles Adams Construction Co
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