Local Weather and Health Report Summary
Local weather bulletin shows 24 hour high 65 low 68 with 68 at 7am and regional forecasts. Missouri and Kansas City area predict scattered storms with highs in 80s and humid conditions through midweek. Health center admissions and discharges listed with names and local residences.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Kansas City
Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Grand
Stockton
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
Dated death notices and public safety report in Missouri paper
Deaths reported for Robert W. Ray 62 Vandalia Willie M. Garrett 71 Centralia Mrs Ivy E. Scholl 85 Centralia Tributes in name of Walter Albright Maggie Hord and Robert Ray Public safety items include theft from Mexico Plastics car break in gunfire warning illegal shooting and a police report of a collision near Mexico plus magistrate court speeding cases and regional stock and commodity updates
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Charles Simmerman
Joseph A. Robinson
Angus L. Mitchell
ITI
Liliam Kalips
Katie Senf
Rickey L. Myers
Julie Lynn Houseworth
Centralia
Howard C. Russell
Clark
Harlan Hendrix
Montgomery City
Gus Becker
Williamsburg
Jim Prior
New Florence
Robert W. Ray
Vandalia
Willie M. Garrett
David Ray Ritchie
Debra Kay Rise
Sturgeon
Columbia
Raymond Andrew Keplar
Ruth Jean Burks
Dale Cone
Mexico Plastics Co
W. Boulevard
Billy Bob Workes
Kent Rond
George Parrott
Platte Street
Pollock Road
East
Mexico
Ralph
Vernon Walker
Jim Pollard
Monroe
William S. Lowe
Ron Lucas
Bill Adams
Seminary
S. Clark Street
Scott D. Richards
E. Love
Dean M. Buffington
N. Jefferson
Emate Richards
Buffington
Donald Dempski
Bennington
Charile
Highway Patrol
William R. Heath Jr
Joseph G. Vance
Mason L. Kelsay
Highway 22
Kelsay
Vance
Market closes mixed as investors weigh rates and growth
New York stocks were little changed with the Dow dipping slightly to 854.82 at noon after a modest morning decline. Losses and gains were nearly even on the NYSE and the AMEX, as traders weighed higher short term rates and an undercurrent of optimism about an economic rebound.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
American Stock Exchange
Alan Greenspan
Ford
Pentagon denies civilian files kept by military
The Department of Defense stated no evidence exists that military intelligence preserves civilian data or that a nationwide electronic citizen database has been created. In a Senate hearing D C Cooke said surveillance of nonaffiliated Americans is not intended. A separate birth note records the arrival of Amy Dawn Mason in St Charles to Don and wife.
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Washington
Defense Department
Department of Defense
Department
D. C. Cooke
Births in Ladonia and Denton Add Two Daughters
Rebecca Ann Saylor born seven pounds one ounce Saturday at Audrain Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Saylor of Ladonia. Mrs. Saylor to return home soon. Mr. Saylor works for A P Green Refractories Co. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Van Wyngarden of Denton Texas welcomed a daughter Sunday weighing seven pounds seven ounces named Juniper Irene. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wells VanWyngarden.
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Don Mason
St. Charles
Mexico
St. Joseph's Hospital
Amy Dawn
Powers Mason
Paris
Sam P. Oliver
Rebecca Ann
Donald Saylor
Laddonia
Audrain Medical Center
Saylor
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Chris van Wyngarden
Denton, Tex
Juniper Irene
Wells VanWyngarden
City agenda includes tax bills and street work
Continued coverage notes preliminary consideration of issuing a tax bill for removing a house at 815 S. Union after it was declared a nuisance. Old business includes final acceptance of street and sewers in the Chevy Chase Subdivision and tax bills for Fairground Avenue projects.
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S. Union
Chevy Chase
Fairground Avenue
Court ruling on Missouri abortion benefits Unconstitutional say Missouri ruling
U S Circuit Court in St Louis ruled Missouri excluding abortion benefits unconstitutional. Senator John C Danforth told the Supreme Court the decision would force Missouri to abandon a long held policy against abortion except to save the mother. He warned the state might lose about 66 million dollars yearly in federal Medicaid grants. He argued the appeals court overextended the high court's 1973 ruling.
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U.S. Circuit Court
St. Louis
Mixzourlayns
John C. Danforth
Supreme Court
Missouri
Danforth
Appeals Court
Willie M Garrett rites set for Tuesday in Centralia
Willie M Garrett 76 died Saturday at Audrain Medical Center after a long illness. Services are Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Pickering Funeral Home with burial in Glendale Memorial Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m. today. Born Sept 6, 1898 in Boone County, he was a farmer in Centralia and Thompson areas. Survived by daughter Lucille Hayden, son Walter Garrett, sister Elsie Rodgers, six grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. He was a member of Hickory Grove Christian Church.
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Centralia
Willie M. Garrett
Audrain Medical Center
Pickering Funeral Home
Donald Mattson
First Christian Church
Glendale Memorial Cemetery
Mr. Garrett
Boone County
James Robert
Mary Grisby Garrett
Gracie C. Johnson
Thompson
Harvey
Lucille) Hayden
Walter Garrett
Elsie Rodgers
Mexico
Hickory Grove
Mrs. John Scholl Rites Wednesday
Mrs. John Scholl 8 of Centralia died Saturday night after an extended illness at Audrain Medical Center. Services will be Wednesday at 2 pm at Pickering burial in city cemetery. Visitation after 2:30 Tuesday. Born May 1 1899 in Callaway County she was daughter of Robert E Weaver and Nancy Ella Robertson. She married John B Scholl Feb 8 1908. He preceded her in death April 19 1953. Survived by daughter Mary Eva Squires sister Forrest Badder and several cousins. Member of First Baptist Church Centralia active in church work.
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John Scholl
Audrain Medical Center
Pickering Funeral Home
City
Glenn
Mary Eva) Squires
Forrest Badder
First Baptist Church of
Robert W Ray burial services held in Vandalia
Burial services for Robert W. Ray of Vandalia were conducted today at the Precht-Pickering Funeral Home with Rev. Fred Bacon and Rev. Kenneth Gooding officiating. Miss Olive Sloan of St. Charles played the organ, while Miss Myrtie Updegrove, Miss Doris Coleman, and Miss Ruth Sondermeyer sang. Active pallbearers included Tom Hayes Hartford Mo Arlin Bloemker Sturgeon Fred Davis Paris Charlie Davis Paris Robert Ray Benton City and Robert Schutte Benton City. Honorary pallbearers were William Deimeke Laddonia George Schutte Mexico Herbert Schutte Benton City August Brooks Laddonia Leo Hoer Laddonia Cecil Reichert Moberly George Oser Mexico and Anthony Becker Jr Laddonia. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Robert W. Ray
Vandalia
Precht-Pickering
Fred Bacon
Kenneth Gooding
Olive Sloan
St. Charles
Myrtie Updegrove
Doris Coleman
Ruth Sondermeyer
Tom Hayes
Hartford
Arlin Bloemker
Sturgeon
Fred Davis
Paris
Charlie Davis
Robert Ray
Benton City
Robert Schutte
William Deimeke
Laddonia
George Schutte
Mexico
Herbert Schutte
August Brooks
Leo Hoer
Cecil Reichert
Moberly
George Oser
Anthony Becker, Jr
Elmwood Cemetery
Georgia Congressman Flynt Released From Hospital
Rep. John J. Flynt Jr. and his wife left LaGrange City-County Hospital after chest injuries six broken ribs and a broken hand along with cuts and bruises. The bus collision near the West Point Dam killed the truck driver and a crew member, injuring Army Secretary Howard Callaway and others including several congressmen and their spouses.
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John J. Flynt Jr
Army
Howard “Bo” Callaway
Flynt
Georgia
LaGrange City-County
Callaway
West Point Dam
Alabama
Texans Die In Mo Plane Crash Near Bollinger County
A single engine Bellanca crashed onto Missouri 34 near Bollinger County killing four from Dumas Texas who were returning from a family reunion. The dead are Raymond Dillon 44 Joyce Dillon 44 Elwyn Corbin 63 and Delma Corbin 57. FAA will investigate as rain was reported but not deemed a factor.
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Lutesville
Cape Girardeau
Missouri 34
Bollinger County
Bellanca
Here
Federal Aviation Agency
Raymond Dillon
Dumas
Tex
Joyce Dillon
Elwyn Corbin
Delma Corbin
Stapleton Named Head of Local Manpower Board
Thomas Stapleton, Mexico's economic development specialist, was elected chairman of the Local Area Manpower Planning Board for the Mid-Missouri area. He succeeds Paul Keyes of Columbia. The eight county region received 676,334 for on the job training, adult work experience, instruction skill classes, and in school programs. the board meets next July 17 in Linn.
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Thomas Stapleton
Mexico
Mid-Missouri
Stapleton
Paul Keyes
Columbia
Area Lamp Board
Mid- Missouri
Board Next
Linn
Elvis Plane Gets Queen size Bed on Vacation Flight
Elvis Presley is remodeling a former 100 passenger 680 Convair for his private jet. The project, done in Fort Worth, includes a queen size bed and a high heat oven but no sink. Ward International Aircraft Services says Presley won’t wash dishes. the cost is undisclosed and the plane was brought in about a month ago.
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Tex
Elvis Presley
Presley
Bill Faries
Ward International Aircraft Services
Delta Airlines
Amin delays execution of Briton Hills in Uganda
Ugandan president Idi Amin warned Denis Hills faces execution in 10 days unless British officials including Prime Minister Wilson or Foreign Secretary Callaghan visit Uganda to discuss the case. Hills had been convicted of treason for a manuscript calling Amin a village tyrant.
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James Hennessy
Harold Wilson
Blair
Britain
Scott Says GOP Cohesion Places Them In Catbird Seat
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott said Republicans are the cohesive force in town after a White House meeting with GOP chiefs. He joked that Democrats in Congress lack guts to pass energy legislation and blamed voters for electing large Democratic majorities last November.
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Senate
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Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Scott
Pennsylvanian
Congress
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Hefner eases Playboy club rules and frees bunnies
Hugh Hefner announced rescinded strict rules for Playboy club bunnies to allow dating customers and visiting clubs outside work hours. He said bunnies would be made honorary Playboy club members as protests in Chicago over the rules continue.
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Playboy
Hugh Hefner
California
Hefner
Bunnies
Playboy Club
Chicago
Informers Organized In Saigon Reported By Radio
Saigon radio and Bangkok datelines say 246000 people in District 10 Saigon joined unity cells and women helped arrest henchmen. Reports note Saigon has 11 districts and postal service in Central Vietnam has returned to normal with deliveries in two to three days.
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Senate New Hampshire race dispute widens as House moves on veto
Washington AP reports the Senate plans to limit debate on the New Hampshire vote this week while the House prepares to override President Ford's veto threat on a housing bill. The stalemate clouds a July 4 recess and tests veto override prospects amid broader debt and funding issues.
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Senate
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Ford
New Hampshire
Congress
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Girl's Foot Severed By Farm Mower
An eight year old Amish girl, Wilma Eicher, lost a foot and suffered severe cuts to the other while helping her parents mow hay with a horse drawn sickle bar mower on a farm south of Curryville. She was treated at Audrain Medical Center then transported to University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia. Ambulance driver faced delays locating the home after the call, and Vandalia police redirected traffic to clear a path to the hospital.
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I le
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Paul Eicher
Route M
Curryville
Wilma
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Columbia
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Vandalia
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Dempsey Dixon
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Mexico
Ethan Shepley Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for Ethan A. H. Shepley a former chancellor of Washington University and 1984 Republican gubernatorial candidate will be at noon Wednesday at Christ Church Cathedral in St. Louis. A 1922 WashU Law School graduate he spent most of his career as a prominent attorney and civic leader serving as senior warden of the cathedral and leading university affairs. He ran for governor on a strong reputation but lost to Warren Hearnes in the Johnson landslide year.
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ST. Louis
Ethan A. H. Shepley
Washington University
Christ Church Hospital
Washington University Law School
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University Corporation
Warren Hearnes
Johnson
Ousted Met Manager Blames Money Woes
New York AP reports Schuyler G Chapin says financial problems prompted his firing as Metropolitan Opera general manager. He cites lack of board support, recession, and inflation causing private donations to fall and costs to rise, impacting salaries and operations.
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Schuyler G. Chapin
Metropolitania
Chapin
Met
CBS Classical Records
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