Missouri must borrow from federal loans next year
Missouri faces a required federal loan of about 45 million dollars to cover unemployment payments in the last weeks of January and the first quarter of 1977. Even with a Senate bill to raise employer contributions, the deficit cannot be avoided and borrowing would be larger if action is delayed.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Geoffrey McCarron
Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
McCarron
Senate
NFO Calls Cattle Withholding to Boost Prices
Corning Iowa AP The National Farmers Organization plans a nationwide cattle withholding starting Monday to raise beef prices. NFC President Oren Lee Staley cites a $14 per hundredweight drop since Jan 1 and a new grading system penalizing cattle over 1100 pounds. The plan aims to halt marketing, gather producer commitments by Wednesday night, then bargain with meatpackers to set prices.
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Corning
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
NFO
NFC
Oren Lee Staley
Sioux City
Staley
Roos to Head St. Louis Reserve Bank
Lawrence K. Roos 58, executive vice president of First National Bank in St. Louis, was named president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. He will take office March 22, succeeding Darryl R. Francis who retired March 1. Roos noted plans to rely on the research staff and pursue policies for orderly national economic growth. The Fed bank serves Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Indiana and Illinois.
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ST. Louis
First National Bank
Lawrence K. Roos
Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Bank
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Indiana
Illinois
Roos
The
Reserve Bank
Edward J. Schnuck
Busch Boy Charged With Manslaughter
Peter Busch twenty-year-old son of Anheuser-Busch board chairman was charged with manslaughter in the Feb 10 death of David Seeker at Grant's Farm. A warrant was issued, bond set at 5000, medical examiner calls it accidental but prosecutor says evidence supports manslaughter and will seek indictment from the grand jury.
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Leeker
So-Good Potato Chip Co
A. Elmer Leeker Jr
Busch
August A. Busch Jr
Goodman
Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing holds 20th class caps
Twenty students in the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing’s 20th class received their caps at a ceremony in Stribling House Auditorium. Instructors Mary Reimer Fern Lemasters Alice Pealer and Mary Lederle led the event with guest speakers Jean Thompson and Woodrow Lee. The program marks the first time in 19 years two classes graduate in a year, with training affiliated to Audrain Medical Center.
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Mexico
Mary Lederle
R.N
Reva Gayle Brubaker
Ellen Crutcher
Jayne Hartell
Deborah Heaton
Dorothy Hughes
Connie Johnson
Gay Matthiesen
Carolin McWhorter
Brenda Miller
Penny Mills
Candace Monsen
Frankie Peck
Barbara Peery
Robin Slatten
Lydia Staton
Charlotte Butts
Lorene Sublette
Suzanne Terrell
Debra Wilkinson
Deborah Winkelman
Jean Thompson
Audrain Medical Center
Missouri
Hospital
Psychiatrist Fort Testifies Amid Hearst Trial Firestorm
In San Francisco Patricia Hearst's trial saw F Lee Bailey label government psychiatrist Dr Joel Fort a liar as Fort defended his testimony and denied pressuring the Hearst family Bailey pressed Fort on meetings with the Hearsts and prosecutors Judge Carter ordered less heated exchanges Fort disclosed limited psychiatry work and hours spent with Hearst during captivity and his note about consulting the Hearst family to avoid a public trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
Joel Fort
Fort
Miss Hearst
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
Bailey
Dr. Fort
Hearsts
U.S. Dist
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Mrs. Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Scooter Date Cookies Recipe Corrected by Mrs Buford Bunch
Mrs Buford Bunch of Montgomery City says in The Ledger that the annual recipe edition’s Scooter Date Cookies should use two cups of pecans instead of three. The correction clarifies the ingredient amount for readers.
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Buford Bunch
Montgomery City
the Ledger
Suit Claims Stewed Mouse Ruined Sex Life in Toledo
In a Toledo district court filing, Dewey and Lucille Simpson seek nearly 1 million dollars from Carnation Co for a mouse found in Contadina stewed tomatoes. Mrs. Simpson, 51, became ill after the incident and requires ongoing medication, while the couple says their marriage has suffered. They describe loss of affection and claim medical expenses plus damages. The Hoyt family announces the birth of a daughter at Audrain Medical Center.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Dewey
Lucille Simpson
Simpson
The
Carnation Co. of
Los Angeles
Contadina Hn
John Ramsey of Paris Dies Unexpectedly
John O. Ramsey of Paris died unexpectedly at 12:30 am at his home after retiring due to ill health. He was born January 14, 1915, and married Lucille Shrader in 1938. Surviving are son Howard Ramsey and daughter Janeen Scobee of Mexico, four grandchildren, two sisters, and a veteran member of the American Legion Paris United Methodist Church and Moose Lodge. Services are pending at Agnew Funeral Home.
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Paris
John O. Ramsey
Fir
Agnew
Mr. Ramsey
William Henry
Lucy Palmer Ramsey
Lucille Shrader
Howard Ramsey
Paul Wayne
Janeen) Scobee
Mexico
Elza Meckley
Forrest Sampo
Boonville
Ramsey
American Legion
Paris United
Edward Peak Rites Sunday in Paris
Services for Edward Peak 84 of Paris will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Santa Fe Christian Church with Rev. John Henry Vanlandingham officiating. Burial follows in Santa Fe Cemetery. Friends may call at Agnew Funeral Home until services. Pallbearers are Lawrence Latta Tommy Dunkle LeRoy Sharp Herbert Vanlandingham Orval Vanlandingham and Floyd Bond.
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Paris
Edward Peak
Santa Fe
Two Files For County School Board Election
Two candidates filed for Audrain County School Board before the deadline. Robert W. Berry from the eastern district and Hadley Davenport of 1100 Doreas St filed for reelection in the western district. Election of two three year terms is set for April 6. Filing with secretary Howard Maxwell required 30 days before election.
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Audrain County
Robert W. Berry
Route 4
Hadley Davenport
Doreas St
Howard Maxwell
Weather and notices from Audrain region brief
Readings show 7:00 am highs 33 and 7 am temp 2. Forecast suggests fair, mid 20s tonight and low 50s Sunday. Missouri area sees cloudy to 60s with a 90s entry in south zones. Public safety notes include a car tire blowout stop sign crash and a school locker theft at Mexico High School. Various obits and admissions list multiple names from Audrain Medical Center. Newborn Hoyt Jr. in Laddonia reported. Dismissals include numerous area residents across Mexico, Wellsville, Vandalia, and Centralia.
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Missouri
Audrain Medical Center
Ralph B. Morgan
Curt E. Sims
Anne Coatsworth
Sadie M. Maylee
Earl G. Barnes
Turkessa
A. Nunnelly
Albert A. Bruckerhoff
Carl H. Crum
Donald W. Cornelison
Mexico
Donald L. Hansen
Perry
Larry J. Talley
Rushill
Peggy Lee Phelps
Laddonia
Robert Vaogles
Marian Workman
Clyde Blattner
Craig van Vactor
Clyde Mitchell
Jerry Boles
Eva Blake
Charles G. White
John R. Carter
Bobbie —_ Lewis
Wellsville
John Elfdringhoff
Montgomery City
Dorothy J. Pernin
Elsa Donaldson
Bellflower
Harold Aderton
Donald Decker
James Walton
Henry Powers
J.R. Yager
Fletcher W. Beamer
Robert F. Nowlin
Centralia
Leo Spain
Hugh Pew
Emmett Allison
Vandalia
Floyd Cheney
Farber
Wilbur G. Knapp
Clark
Henry Moore
Santa Fe
Lawrence Hendrix
Auxvasse
John O. Ramsey
John David Hawkins
E. Breckenridge
Muldrow and Buchanan
Tom Spurrier
Kent Road
Mexico High School
Marriage License Applications in The Daily Record
Joseph Anthony Massa II and Janet Lynn Holtkamp of LaFayette Indiana apply for marriage in The Daily Record. Magistrate Court notes include Farrah hearing March 24 on vehicle tampering. Sidney sentenced 60 days jail and $100 fine for driving with revoked license. Clark fined 25 plus costs for speeding. Martin, Clare fined for speeding. O Connor charged with false reporting of a fire facing up to six months in jail or $500 fine. Harrison held on $2,000 bond for felonious assault. Juvenile Court commits 16-year-old Vandalia boy to Boonville training school after burglaries. Grain prices listed. stock quotes and market notes wrap the page.
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Magistrate Courta
Michael P. Farrah
James O. Sidney
Charles Burdette Clark
William Rodney Martin
Frank Russell Clare
Nathan O'Connor
O'Connor
Mexico
Harrison
Mary Lee Hatfield
Mississippi St
Boonville
State Division of Youth Services
Ideal Package Liquor Store
Texaco
Vandalia
Louis Deimeke Services Held
Funeral services were held at Immaculate Conception Church in Maplewood for Louis A. Deimeke 69 a former Martinsburg businessman who died unexpectedly at Deaconess Hospital. He was born April 6 1907 and survived by his wife the former Mable Welch a son James Deimeke another son John Deimeke four daughters all of St Louis one sister and three brothers. Burial was in Mt Olive Cemetery in Mehlville.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Maplewood
Martinsburg
Louis A. Deimeke
Dorothy Seckler Deimeke
Mable Welch
James, Deimeke
John Deimeke
St. Louis
Patricia J. Richter
Jean E. Linbergh
Mary Droege
Joan Deimeke
Rose Troesser
Laddonia
A.J. Deimeke
J. G. Deimeke
Mexico
Clem Deimeke
Buria
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Mehlville
The Man's Wife Runs For Congress
Wallace Albertson wife of actor Jack Albertson launches bid for California seat long held by Rep. Thomas Rees. president of the California Democratic Council and former Democratic national committeewoman, announced candidacy on Friday.
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Los Angeles
Wallace Albertson
Jack Albertson
Chico and
the Man
Thomas Rees
D-Calif
Albertson
California Democratic Council
Democratic National
Centralia man found not guilty by insanity in rape case
Steven Atkins, 19, of Centralia, was committed to state mental authorities after a Boone County Circuit Court found him not guilty by reason of insanity in the May rape of a religious worker's daughter. He may petition for release in six months after testimony that he is a paranoid schizophrenic who could not understand his actions. The victim testified Atkins forced her into her home and repeatedly told her to submit, then strangled and left her unconscious. Atkins waived jury and relied on the judge for verdict.
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Columbia
Steven Atkins
Centralia
Boone County Circuit Court
Atkins
John Cave
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Fort. Browning
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Lawrence Joseph Hoyt, Jr
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Bonnevilles
John Ramsey
County School Board
Ledgerland
Missouri River
Kansas City
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
the Daily Record
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Janet Lynn Holtkamp
LaFayette, Ind
MFA
Fowles Grain Co
Pillsbury
Commerce Banc
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
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Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralster Purina
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Optimist
Hon Smith & the
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