Local Weather and Livestock Market Readings Summary
Official 7:00 a.m readings show 7 a.m. temperature 42 with last 24 hours high 73 and low 42. Forecast Zone 5 predicts diurnal showers this afternoon with high 45 to 50, cooler tonight around 40, Tuesday mid 40s to low 50s and 30 percent rain. Missouri area expects cloudiness with intermittent rain and possible thundershowers, highs 40s to 50s, cooler tonight, extended outlook dry midweek into Friday with highs in the 60s.
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Missouri
Hospital admissions and births at Audrain Medical Center
List of admitted patients at Audrain Medical Center includes Laura Toedebusch Robert Johnson George Anderson and many others from multiple towns. Births recorded in Mexico include a daughter to James A Blair and a daughter to Samuel M Mills. Discharges include Cecil Umstattd Don R Davis and several others with fragmented end.
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Audrain Medical Center
Laura Toedebusch
Robert Johnson
George Anderson
John K. Whalen
Fred R. Foege
Carol Jaeger
Eugene E. Jaeger
Anna V. Clutter
Roy E. Knipmeyer
Elmer E. Huff
David Miller
Frank Crabtree
James R. Gilman
Regina’ Lloyd
Hilda Robertson
Carl Dishman
Stormy Hahn
Finley J. Stumpé
James F. Stone
Walter
D. Barnett
Robert A. Johnson
Frankie DeBrodie
Thomas B. Wagner
Elwyn Goodson
Mexico
Richard Vedder
Johnny Thurman
Montgomery City
Jesse T. Rutledge
William J. Zweifel
New Florence
Everett W. Shaw
Allen Snodgrass
John R. Wright
L. E. Fletcher
Naomi R. Hamlett
Vandalia
Burton Knowles
Lillie M. Richards
Kyle K. Marcum
Darin
Thompson
Wesley Long
Kingdom City
Robert J. Kennon
Larry G. Leopold
Auxvasse
John Pursifall
Martinsburg
Eula E. Groves
Holliday
Elvin M. Wright
Middletown
Kenneth C. Shinn
Laddonia
Sandra C. Bean
Kansas City
Kan
Grace L. Slonaker
Dale Banke
Wellsville
Cecil Umstattd
Don R. Davis
Ra Ce
Watere Mary
Howard K. James
Ciehn Meador
Orval H. Bige
Gary L. Powers
Larry D. Charles
Boyd Scott
Paul Carson
Darlene Brewer
Fary
Deaths and public notices across Audrain County
The Daily Record lists deaths including Fred Utterbach 82 and Harry Spence 87 with other obituaries. Public safety notes cover an assault report at 1422 Gray St and a one car highway mishap near High Hill injuring no one. Magistrate Court filed felonious assault charges against Roy Moyle Jr, while Circuit Court dissolves Garnett Gilbert Thomas Jr. and Sharon E. Thomas's marriage. Probate Court names Edward Hall executor of Emma Hall estate with equal division among heirs.
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Highway Patrol
High Hill
North Service Road
James Edward Russell
Jonesburg
Roy A. Moyle Jr
Moyle
Audrain County
Richard Sewell
Delbert Sanders
Buchanan St
Edward Hall
Emma Louella Hall
Hall
Lorena Howdeshell
Mildred Nolan
Bernadine Cragen
Shirley Maxwell
Beverly Thomas
Linda Laird
Ronnie Cragen
Liberian energy deal cooled as Eximbank suspends Soviet gas loan
Senator Richard Schweiker announced the Export-Import Bank halted credit consideration for the $7.6 billion Soviet natural gas development project after a General Accounting Office ruling. Loans to Communist countries require presidential case by case approval. Bank president Walter Sauer said all loan applications were suspended at 8:45 a.m. EDT pending GAO review.
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Washington
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Soviet Union
Schweiker
General Accounting Office
Walter Sauer
Export-Import Bank
GAO
Kidnap Plots and Hearst Case Tangles Unfold Across States
FBI in Los Angeles plans to file an affidavit detailing a plot to free a convicted skyjacker and another jailed man by kidnapping a foreign consul general. A woman was arrested as suspects prepare to face arraignment, while Patricia Hearst’s tapes generate fresh accusations and counterclaims about distribution and suppression. Parallel cases include Calzadilla suspects in New Jersey and a Decatur Georgia abduction seeking $20,000, with K-Mart kidnappings noted in multiple states.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Hearst
Coed
SLA
Raiio
Kdia
Oakland
Ksan
San Francisco
Kofa
Berkeley
Patricia Hearst
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
California
Miss Hearst
Patty
Genina
Middle America
Nixon
New Jersey
Calzadilla
Maria Margaret Marida
Jersey City
U.S
Bruce F. Banta
Goldstein
Decatur
Patricia Daniel
William
Daniel
K-Mart
Michigan
Riot police clash with students at Addis Ababa campus
In Addis Ababa riot police used tear gas and clubs to disperse student protests for political freedoms at Haile Selassie University. Hundreds burned an effigy of Prime Minister Endalkachew Makonnen as helmeted police fired gas cartridges and charged the campus, driving students into buildings.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Endalkachew Makonnen
Haile Selassie University
Wellsville Obituary: Harry Spence 87 Lived Loyal Life as Cashier
Harry Spence known in Wellsville as the efficient cashier at Grandpa's Kitchen dies at 87 after illness since Christmas Eve. Born 1887 on a Nebraska ranch, he spent much of his life in St. Louis before moving with the Milners to Wellsville. He is survived by a California daughter a half brother in Arizona and a Nebraska cousin Mrs Rachel Coulter. Services at Myers Funeral Home 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. viewing after 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Wellsville
Harry Spence
Grandpa's Kitchen
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Lincoln
Neb
Engle
England
Mr. Spence
St. Louis
Everett Milner
Milners
Milner
California
Arizona
Rachel Coulter
Nebraska
Coulter
Spence
Myers Funeral Home
Clarence Smith
Albert P. Lederle Dies At 94
Albert P. Lederle 94 of Route 2 Fulton died at home Sunday. He leaves daughters Della and Ruth Lederle of Mexico and a large extended family including sons Arthur Lederle Roy Lederle and Margaret Lederle and many grandchildren. Survived by two daughters and three other sons, he was born in Portland to Eugene and Emma Lederle and married Otilda Bingelli in 1904. Funeral arrangements at Maupin Funeral Home with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery after 5 p.m. today.
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Albert P. Lederle
Route 2
Fulton
Della
Ruth Lederle
Mexico
Maupin Funeral Home
Hillcrest Cemetery
Mr. Lederle
Portland
Eugene
Emma Strecker Lederle
Otilda Bingelli
Cmdr
Arthur Lederle
Falls Church
Roy A. Lederle
Chula Vista
Calif
Leonard Abersold
Galesburg
Richard Abersold
St. Joseph
Margaret
Rose Pauley
Walter A Lederle
Set
Michael Lederle
Timothy Bertrand Rites Tuesday at St. Brendan’s Church
Funeral services for Timothy R. Bertrand of Mexico will be at 10 am Tuesday at St. Brendan’s Church with burial in St. Brendan’s Catholic Cemetery. The Rev. Patrick Dolan will officiate. Calling hours will be today until service time at the Precht-Pickering funeral home. A rosary will be said at 7 pm tonight at the funeral home.
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Timothy R. Bertrand
Mexico
St. Brendan’s Church
St. Brendan’s Catholic
Patrick Dolan
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Funeral
Stroke Fatal To Buck Walz Dies At 75 In Jefferson City
Carl Buck Walz a longtime Capitol watchdog and former Cole County sheriff died at Memorial Hospital at age 75 after a stroke. He had been hospitalized a week. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Freeman's Funeral Home officiated by Rev. G Nelson Duke. Walz known for morning coffee sessions in his capitol basement office where governors legislators and newsmen gathered. He retired last year as head of surplus property management and earlier served as police chief city councilman and sheriff. Collected fond tributes call him a veteran ward politician and a fixture of Jefferson City politics.
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Jefferson City
Carl “Buck” Walz
Capitol City
Memorial Hospital
Freeman
G. Nelson Duke
Walz
Capitol
Warren E. Hearnes
Watz
Watt
Hearnes
Cole County
Church of England Head Will Resign
Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Michael Ramsey, 69, announced he will resign next November 15. The decision comes as Harold Wilson's government faces uncertainty, with a successor to be appointed on the prime minister's advice. Ramsey has led since 1961 and was a prominent Anglican figure after earlier academic posts.
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London
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Church of England
Ramsey
England
Queen Elizabeth II
Anglican Church
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Ot Drurhany
Sue Ibe
Utterback Rites Today At Middletown
Funeral services for Fred Utterback 82 of rural Middletown were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Myers Funeral Home Middletown. The Rev Hugh Ash of Middletown Christian Church officiated. He died Saturday morning at Audrain Medical Center Mexico born Sept 27 1891 near Middletown son of Frazier and Augusta Utterback retired farmer. Survived by his wife Myrtle in nursing home and one nephew Bob Utterback of Middletown. Burial in Fairmount cemetery Middletown.
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Wellsville
Fred Utterback
Middletown
Myers
Hugh Ash
Middletown Christian Church
Utterbach
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Frazier
Augusta Biggs Utterback
Myrtle
Bob Utterback
Fairmount Cemetery
Mrs. Bessie Willcuts Dies In Michigan
Mrs. Bessie Willcuts 79 of Kalamazoo Michigan and formerly of Centralia died at Bronson Hospital in Kalamazoo after three weeks as a patient Prayer services are set for Tuesday at Meador and Son funeral home led by Rev Donald Mattson Burial will follow in Centralia Cemetery Visitation continues until services She was born July 431 18% in Boone County daughter of James H and Adeline Roberts Boyd She married Earl Willcuts who died in July 1960 She leaves a sister Effie Harshbarger and two nephews and two nieces from Centralia with other relatives nearby
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Centralia
Bessie Willcuts
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bronson Hospital
Meador and Son Funeral Home
Donald Mattson
First Christian Church
Willcuts
Boone County
James H
Adeline Roberts Boyd
Earl Willcuts
Effie Harshbarger
Columbia
Howard Boyd
Perry Roberts Jr
Margart Roberts
Paul K. Fox
FED figures: six percent more gas daily in March
Washington AP report says March allocations will boost daily gasoline by about 6 percent over February as the Federal Energy Office notes all states will see increases though five states with high existing supplies will still have elevated totals. March’s longer 31 days affects average daily supply and demand. Arab oil ministers plan Tripoli talks after informal Cairo meeting. CIA secrecy surrounds oil-source data, Helms testifies that gathering pricing and supply info is extremely difficult.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Cairo
Jack Trachtman
Steiner, Rouse & Co
Washington
Federalnergy Office
FEO
FICO
Kuwait
Abdul Rahman al-Atiki
Tripoli
Libya
Algeria
Syria
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Richard Helms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pair Lose Plea On Own Plumbing
The Missouri Supreme Court upheld a Cape Girardeau couple's appeal, denying their bid to replace sewer lines without a licensed plumber. It ruled state law reasonably regulates the plumbing industry and bars unlicensed individuals from performing plumbing work without a permit.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Jerry Lipps
Cape Girardeau
Lipps
High Court
City Plumbing Board
International Streak Crosses Border in Pacific Northwest
Two University of British Columbia students sparked a cross border streaking episode as they dashed from Delta, British Columbia into Point Roberts, Washington. They ran to the first stop sign on the U.S. side and then returned, cheered by a small crowd before authorities intervened.
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DELTA
B. C
University of British Columbia
Point Roberts
Wash
Audrain Cooperative to host speaker from Farmland
The Audrain Cooperative Association will hold its annual meeting at Mexico High School on Thursday night. Dinner is at 6 and a program plus business meeting follow in the auditorium. Guest speaker is Russell E. Weiss of Farmland Industries in Kansas City. No reservations needed.
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Audrain Cooperative Association
Mexico High School
Russell E. Weiss
Kansas City
Paul Purvis
Coop
Earlobe piercing linked to hepatitis study
A Seattle King County health study reported in JAMA ties seven hepatitis cases in one year to improperly sterilized earlobe piercing. investigators found blood stained instruments and that alcohol or cold sterilants fail to kill the virus. They urge autoclave sterilization or 20 minute boiling for safety.
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Chicago
Seattle
Wash
Journal of the American Medical Association
King County
Carl J. Johnson
Jefferson County
Colo
Health Department
Herb Anderson
Jean Spearman
Julia Madson
Seattle-King County
City Council Eyes Renewal of Regional Police Pact
City council members continue discussion on renewing the mutual police assistance pact with Fulton Jefferson City Moberly and Columbia. The 10 year old agreement provides an emergency pool of officers and equipment in disasters and could be extended.
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High Street
Central Street
Fulton
Jefferson City
Moberly
Columbia
FTC Orders Violators To Refund Money
The FTC shifts from promises to restitution in deceptive practice cases. Pyramid schemes probe shows organizers and recruiters gain while participants lose. Past actions against Bestline Products, Holiday Magic, and Koscot Interplanetary may lead to refunds.
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FTC
Commission
Bestline
Holiday Magic
Koscot Interplanetary
J. Thomas Rosch
Consumer Protection Bureau
Chaitin Twee
Tiele
Bumpers to oppose Fulbright in Arkansas Senate race
Gov. Dale Bumpers announced in Little Rock that he will oppose Sen. J. William Fulbright in the May 28 Democratic primary for the Senate seat. The 48 year old governor cited inflation energy and national disillusion as the motivation saying the times demand leadership to restore faith in government.
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Little Rock
Ark
Dale Burhpera
Sen TV
Palen
Sen
Bumpers
Senate
State Capitol
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ekern to Serve as Physician For Day At Legislature
Dr H Pete Ekern of Mexico will join the Physician For a Day program run by the Academy of Family Physicians in Jefferson City. The program places volunteer doctors in the capitol during legislative sessions to treat legislators staff and visitors with no charge. Ekern will serve Wednesday March 13 and expects an interesting experience.
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H. Pete Ekern
Mexico
Academy of Family Physicians
State Pee
Jefferson City
PFTD
MAFP
Capitol
Academy
Capitol Building
Ekern
Mrs Nixon Travels to Venezuela for Goodwill Mission
Pat Nixon heads a three day trip to Caracas for Venezuela's inauguration of Carlos Andres Perez. Security will be tight though welcomes are expected. She then moves on to Brazil for Ernesto Geisel inauguration. The 1958 Caracas visit by the Nixons is recalled amid historic anti American sentiment.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Pat Nixon
Caracas
Venezuela
Nixon
Florida
Homestead Air Force Base
Brazil
Ernesto Geisel
Nixons
South America
Perez Jimenez
Tienes
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