Weather and river figures briefed for Ledgerland area
Official morning readings show last 24 hours high 55 and low 30 with 7 am temp 30. Forecast calls for light rain ending tonight in Ledgerland, cooler conditions with northwest winds. Missouri notes rain spreading across the state with mixed precipitation possible in the north and temperatures in the 40s to 60s. Lake levels at Ozarks and other rivers listed, with several towns reporting admissions and births, plus dismissals from local hospitals.
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Missouri
Deaths marriages and public safety notes in Montgomery County
The Daily Record lists deaths including Miss Winnie D Jones and Mrs Barbara Brown, plus a marriage license application for Jimmy LeRoy Shuck and Sandra Louise Chase in Centralia. Public safety notes report shooting near Mexico High School, theft of lumber and a lawn mower, elementary school vandalism, and multiple court actions for speeding and other offenses across Montgomery County.
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Barbara Brown
Harry Ford
Harvey Davis
Jimmy LeRoy Shuck
Sandra Louise Chase
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Public Safety
Bruce David
Anderson
Mexico High School
Loyd Wilson
Howell Manor
Kentucky
Wilson
Highway 15
Mexico
Eddie Lynn Harrison
Market Reports from National Stockyards and New York
Hogs and cattle prices mute early gains with varied quotes in National Stockyards markets. In New York, the Dow climbs 9.21 to 982.13 as fears of tighter credit ease. Owens-Illinois active but slips to 55 1/4 after a large block trade. Also notes a Santa Fe couple welcoming a daughter at Audrain Medical Center weighing eight pounds fourteen ounces.
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New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Fed
Owens
Illinois
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Dennis Smith
Santa Fe
Audrain Medical Center
Smith
Central Stone
Curryville
Deaths Sturgeon Davis 75 Dies. Services Held in Sturgeon
Harvey Davis a 75 year old retired farmer of Route 1 Harrisburg died Saturday at Community Memorial Hospital in Moberly after a lengthy illness. Funeral services at Fenton Funeral Home Sturgeon were led by Pastor Wayne Nazarenus of Sunnydale SDA Church with burial at Rigby Cemetery. He is survived by wife Marguerite, two nephews, and was predeceased by infant daughter and two brothers.
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Boone County
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Ann Arbor
Mich
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Perry
Iowa
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Mrs. Harry Ford Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Julia Ford will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Harding Funeral Home in Jonesburg. The 79-year-old Fortstell resident, formerly of High Hill, died Saturday at St. Joseph Hospital in St. Charles. Born March 8, 1897 in St. Louis, she was the foster daughter of John and Mary Burden. She married Harry Ford in 1934. he died February 14, 1966. Surviving are two sons Earl Brown and Leonard Ford, a daughter Ellen Adams, plus many grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Burial will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery at High Hill.
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Julia) Ford
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St. Louis
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Mary Burden
Harry Ford
Miss Audrain County Pageant winner wins crown
The article covers Miss Lent crowned Miss Audrain County 1978 after a pageant including swimsuit, talent, evening gown and interview segments. It lists fellow competitors from Mexico and Vandalia, notes judges and sponsors, and references prior musical and pageant experience of Lent.
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Tonette L. Smallwood
Tyrone George
Joan E. Baiser
Douglas P. Baiser
Gena L. Mulnix
Gene Mulnix
Thompson
Russia Ships Arms to Mozambique Amid Rhodesia Tensions
U S intelligence says two Soviet ships unloaded T34 and T54 tanks and rocket launchers at Beira with three more en route. Cuba and Soviet aid shift toward Rhodesian black nationalist efforts as Mozambican leader Machel declares war on Rhodesia. Separate birth notice notes Ray N White and wife Wellsvilleparents of a healthy baby weighing seven pounds six ounces at Audrain Medical Center.
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Beacon Shoe Factory
Jonesburg
Band Concert Is Tomorrow By Mexico Junior High Band
The eighth grade band at Mexico Junior High School will present its fourth annual winter concert in the school gym at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Robert Murta directs. The program features This Is My Country Monolith and other arrangements with solos and full ensemble pieces. The public is invited and admission is free.
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Diane Graue
Cheryl Griffin
Susan Hodge
Meg Jones
Amy Lederle
Katherine Merritt
Judy Meyers
Tony O’conner
Carrie Roberts
Blair Wilson
MU Curator Pictured Congratulating Missouri Coach
Pleasant Smith of Mexico was pictured in Sundays edition of the Columbia Missourian congratulating Tiger coach Norm Stewart on Missouri's Big Fight basketball championship. Smith was among over 8,000 fans plus a regional TV audience who saw MU clinch the title Saturday with a win over Colorado.
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Mexico
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Missouri
Smith
Colorado
Cambodia enters radical revolution says Swedish envoy
Stockholm's Kaj Bjoerk reports Cambodia is pursuing a sweeping social and political overhaul more radical than China or Russia. He describes government owned land, absence of money, limited communications, and Phnom Penh as an abandoned city with 100000 to 200000 residents after the Khmer Rouge victory. Refugees flee across the border as land mine injuries are confirmed.
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Congressional Committees To Be Busy This Week
Congress faces action on reforming the Federal Election Commission and extending Social Security taxes for higher earners. House and Senate panels weigh changes to campaign rules, and Ethics probes into a leaked intelligence report loom. Morocco and Mauritania sever ties with Algeria over Western Sahara, while corrections adjust a local obituary family's details.
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