Abu Dhabi Oil Cuts Prices to Boost Production
Abu Dhabi and Western oil firms reached an understanding to trim prices by about 55 cents a barrel on Abu Dhabi crude and raise output in the emirate. The move follows OPEC price actions and aims to lift production from recent lows, with officials calling the deal an understanding rather than a formal agreement.
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Paris
Abu Dhabi
Persian Gulf Emirate
Manna Saeed al Otaiba
al Otaiba
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Vienna
Exxon
Royal Dutch Shell
Mobil
British Petroleum
Compagnie Francaise Des Petroles
Japanese Oil Development Co
Strip Mine Bills Pass Committees
Washington AP committees in both chambers approve revised strip mining bills vetoed by Ford. Senate Interior panel backs the measure 11 to 2, House panel similar. Leaders aim to place final bill on Ford’s desk by March end, with few changes from the 1974 vetoed version.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ford
Senate Interior Committee
House Interior Committee
Congress
Senate Committee
Interior Secretary
James A. McClure
Ridaho
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Steel
Steinman Art Show At Rocheport This Weekend
Kansas City artist Frank Steinman, formerly of Mexico, joins Tom Phillips as two artists at a midwestern and western art showing and autograph party in Rocheport. The event runs 1:00 to 5:00 pm this afternoon and Sunday afternoon at the old schoolhouse. Steinman has exhibited in Kansas City Arrow Rock Columbia and Mexico, with some works in the Audrain County Historical Society museum and used in reproductions for members and visitors.
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Frank Steinman
Kansas City
Mexico
Rocheport
Tom Phillips
Mr. Steinman
Arrow Rock
Columbia
Audrain County Historical Society Museum
Elijah Muhammad Followers Pay Final Respects
In Chicago thousands of Nation of Islam adherents gathered for a quiet service honoring Elijah Muhammad, leader for over four decades. About 700 filled the South Side temple and roughly 3,000 stood outside as mourners awaited a glimpse of the unused casket in a 45 minute ceremony.
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Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Nation of Islam
South Side
Adiateet Wuhartsland
Charged Killer Attempts Death Penalty by Self Harm
In St Louis AP report, a 17 year old youth charged with murder and related crimes attempted suicide in his jail cell Friday night. He was treated for arm cuts then returned to custody. Police allege he and a 16 year old confederate killed 9 year old Richard Lacaillade by binding, dousing with flammable liquid, and setting the boy alight in a vacant house.
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ST. Louis
Joseph Noel Brown
City Hospital
Brown
Circuit Attorney’s Office
Richard Lacaillade
Lacaillade
County Roads In Bad Shape Says Engineer
Audrain County engineer Ricky Wieberg says all county maintained roads are deteriorating due to heavy snow moisture. North south routes are extremely bad with some impassable while crews work seven days a week to repair and reopen them. Some residents remain stranded as snow drifts keep roads closed.
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Ricky Wieberg
Audrain
Wiebers
Wiebere
MU Curators Plan to Buy Old Marillac College Site
The University of Missouri Board of Curators proposes purchasing seven buildings on 44 acres at Marillac College near the St. Louis campus for 5 million dollars as a third site for a proposed school of optometry. Dr Arnold B Grobeman becomes St Louis chancellor effective April 1 and Dr Melvin D George is named vice president for academic affairs effective July 1. Marillac College, owned by the Daughters of Charity, opened in the late 1950s but closed due to declining enrollment.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri Board of Curators
Marillav College
Arnold B. Grobeman
St. Louis
Grobeman
University of Hingis
Melvin D. George
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Marillac College
University
The
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Chrysler Extends New Car Rebates
Chrysler Corp extends a limited rebate program with $200 discounts for the first three weeks of March on all remaining 1974 models and 1975 compact coupes. Other U.S. automakers remain optimistic about a modest sales rebound without similar incentives.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
U.S
Chrysler
London Subway Toll Reaches 31 Killed
London dispatch reports the death toll from the worst London subway disaster climbs to 31 with rescue teams recovering more bodies and officials warning the total could reach 50. Many survivors were evacuated as investigators probe the train's front section and the failed brake system amid a crushed front car at Moorgate.
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London
Fire Brigade
Subway
Moorgate
Financial District
Leslie Newson
Margaret Liles
Mediation Sought in McDonnell Douglas Strike
Federal mediation planned after NASA voiced fears of delays in the U.S.-Soviet space mission. McDonnell Douglas and the IAM set to meet with a mediator in Los Angeles as a 19 day strike continues at major plants. The July mission relies on McDonnell Douglas craft and involved about 7,000 workers.
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Los Angeles
McDonnell Douglas
Long Beach Independent
Press-Telegram
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
International Association of Machinists
NASA
Hunt Services This Afternoon
Services for Mrs. Nora Hunt were held at 2 p.m. today at the Precht-Pickering Funeral Home. The Rev. Elder Paul Christenson officiated with singers Mr. and Mrs. Chris O'Dell and Elder and Mrs. Russel Keys. Burial followed in Centralia Cemetery with active pallbearers Marvin West Calvin Kirks R.C. Romdall George Clavins Herbert Ragsdale and Raymond Acuff and honorary pallbearers Enos Jarbo John Kirks Dr. Walter Sparks Harrison Jones Edwin Pollard and Harold Hayden.
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Precht-Pickering
Paul Christenson
Chris O'Dell
Russel Keys
Centralia Cemetery
Marvin West
Calvin Kirks
R.C. Romdall
George Clavins
Herbert Ragsdale
Raymond Acuff
Mrs. L Belle Long Rites Held at Millersburg Church
Services for Mrs. L Belle Long wife of John R Long were held at 2 pm at the Millersburg Baptist Church with Rev John Foley of Auxvasse officiating Burial followed in Millersburg Cemetery. Pallbearers named Wayne Vanderloethe Monroe Glenn Bert Smith Jr Gene Shellabarger Walter Garrett Oliver Jones Funeral arrangements by Precht Pickering Funeral Home.
Norman R Clark Dies in Montgomery City
Norman R Clark 60 of Montgomery City died Friday at Fulton. Services set 1 30 p m Monday at Schlanker Funeral Home with Rev Robert Hester officiating. burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p m Sunday. Born December 23 1914 near Montgomery City to Newton and Eliza Clark. survived by daughter Sue of Columbia two sons John of Martinsburg and Eddie of Colorado Springs one grandchild and brother Virgil of Montgomery City. World War II veteran and auto mechanic by trade.
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Montgomery City
Norman R. Clark
Fulton
Schlanker
Robert Hester
United Methodist-Presbyterian Church
Clark
Newton
Eliza Norman Clark
Sue Clark
Columbia
John Clark
Martinsburg
Eddie Clark
Colorado Springs
Colo
Virgil Clark
Ernest Meador of Auxvasse Dies at 95
Ernest R. Meador, 95, of Auxvasse, died at 1 pm Friday at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after a week as a patient. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 pm at Maupin Funeral Home in Auxvasse. He was born March 22, 1879. Survived by daughter Nellie Cox of Benton City, son John J. Meador of Auxvasse, five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. wife Eunice Woodson died in 1962. He worked as an orderly at Audrain Medical Center for 26 years.
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Ernest R. Meador
Audrain
Mexico
Maupin
Mr. Meador
Eunice Woodson
Lawrence Brown Rites To Be Held Sunday
Lawrence M Brown 82 of Auxvasse died Thursday at Brothers of Mercy extended care in Kansas City after over two years illness. Services set for 2 p m Sunday at Second Baptist Church Auxvasse with Rev William Butler officiating. Burial 11 a m Monday Elmwood Cemetery Mexico. Green Funeral Home in Auxvasse from 5 to 8 p m today and noon to service time Sunday. Born June 2 1892 in Montgomery City he married Eva Belzonia Dixon June 20 1920 who died in August 1949. Survived by daughter Frances Johnson of Kansas City three sons Lonnie Brown Auxvasse Harold and Sherwood Brown Des Moines Iowa sister Mrs May Gibbs Auxvasse and several grandchildren and other relatives.
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Auxvasse
Brothers of Mercy
Kansas City
Second Baptist Church
Auxvase
William Butler
Elmwood Cemetery
Mexico
Green Funeral Home
Mr. Brown
Montgomery City
Eva Belzonia Dixon
Frances Johnson
Lonnie Brown
Harold
Sherwood Brown
Des Moines
Iowa
May Gibbs
John R Knight Dies at 87 in Hermann area
NEW FLORENCE Funeral services are pending at Toedtmann-Grosse Funeral Home in Hermann for John Robert Knight 87 of Montgomery City He died Friday at Frane Valley Nursing Home in Hermann He was born September 18 1887 to John and Mary Moore Knight.
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Hermann
John Robert Knight
Montgomery City
Knight
Frane Valley
John
Mary Moore Knight
Missouri Weather and Local Deaths Report Highlights
Official 7:00 a.m. readings note a 45 high yesterday, 24 low at 7 a.m. forecast calls for Missouri with variable clouds and highs in the 40s. Audrain Medical Center reports admissions and discharges across several towns plus multiple deaths. public safety notes a theft of a bank bag from Kent Realty office.
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Public Safety Report
Office of Kent Realty
Ron Kent
McGlamery Rites Set For Mexico Man
Graveside services for Macon McGlamery 78 of Mexico will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Milo Cemetery Barnard Kansas. Funeral arrangements are by the funeral home. He died at Audrain Medical Center on Wednesday. Memorials may go to the First Baptist Church of which he was a member.
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Mexico
Milo Cemetery
Barnard
Kan
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Kansas
McGlamery
Audrain Medical Center
First Baptist Church
Marriage license applications and court notices in Clark and Bowling Green
Joni B. Petersheim and Fannie J. Borntreger of Clark marry in Bowling Green. Rufus Burns and Pauline Martena listed in licenses. Janet Bonita Thompson fined for theft. Willie Finney fined for speeding. Mark R. Clark set for trial March 26 for careless driving. Also reports grain prices and stock quotes from MFA and Fowles Grain Co. and NYSE movers including Robbie Brooks and Kaiser Aluminum.
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Fannie J. Borntreger
Clark
Bowling Green
Rufus W. Burns
Rush Hill
Rte
Pauline C. Martena
Mexico
Janet Bonita Thompson
Willie Bartalette Finney
Mark R. Clark
Mrs. Jettie McCloud Dies at 82 in Vandalia
Jettie McCloud 82 of Vandalia died Friday at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral services pending at Waters Funeral Home with burial in Vandalia Cemetery. Born July 24 1892 in Center, she married Jettie McCloud in 1913. he died in 1966. Survived by two sons Malcolm and Loyd Dowell, two sisters Ruby Webb and Zelma Murphy, one brother Delbert Hendrix.
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Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Waters Funeral Home
Center
John Hendrix
Southside Baptist Church
Malcolm Dowell
Loyd Dowell
Ruby Webb
Zelma Murphy
Delbert Hendrix
Rock Island, II
Elbern
Paul Dowell
Col Stribling To Be Speaker At Military Colleges Banquet
Col C R Stribling Jr, chairman of the Missouri Military Academy, will deliver the principal address at the 59th annual banquet of the Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States in Washington. He heads the only past president to give the main talk, with Col Raymond R Kelly noting the prestige. The association includes 41 military colleges with accredited curricula and ROTC programs, and maintains a national office in Washington.
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C. R. Stribling Jr
Missouri Military Academy
Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the
United States
Washington
Col. Stribling
Raymond R. Kelly
Defense Department
Chance Board Approves Sale To Emerson
CENTRALIA Directors of A E Chance Co. approved the merger terms with Emerson Electric Co. and will submit the agreement to Chance shareholders at the May 9 annual meeting. Ausmus Sr. resigns. James T. Ausmus elected as director. Emerson and Chance traded on NY and Midwest exchanges. approval depends on shareholder and board consent and tax rulings.
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A.E. Chance Co
Emerson Electric Co
Chance
A.E. Ausmus Sr
James T. Ausmus
Emerson and
Emerson
Chance Common
New York
Midwest
Emerson Board
St. Louis
Mexico City Council Holds Executive Session on Personnel
The Mexico city council met in an executive session this morning to discuss a personnel item. The session focused on internal personnel matters and was not open to the public.
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Mexico City
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