Missouri Weather and Market Brief with scattered notes
Forecast shows intermittent snow ending tonight with up to one inch, continued cold. Missouri river stages and city reports list levels at St Louis and Kansas City, with lake and reservoir notes. Police report notes a break in at Kwiki Car Wash and a small money loss. Marriage licenses granted in Fulton and Auxvasse areas.
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Missouri
Ozarks
Lake of the Ozarks
W. S. Oliver
Kwiki Car Wash
W. Promenadest
Deaths Henry Steiner and Johnie Fay Long
Notable deaths reported for Henry Steiner aged 85 and Johnie Fay Long aged 74. Details include names and ages with brief notice of their passing, reflecting local obituary records.
Dallas Dunlop Fined in Peace Disturbance Case
The Daily Record reports Dallas Dunlop of Santa Fe forfeited a 32.50 bond for peace disturbance at Bonnie and Clyde's tavern in Dallas. Darrell L. Miller posted 17.50 bond for failure to yield to pedestrians. William A. Petty forfeited 17.60 for failure to keep a proper lookout. Ronnie Clark was found guilty, fined 57.50 for assaulting Don Mason and 17.50 for trespassing at the Mason property. Barry Thoenen was fined 17.50 for negligent driving. Richard F. Bird and Joseph H. Belcher faced firearms and display charges, with 57.50 and 17.50 fines respectively. Ray Blair forfeited 22.50 for permitting a disabled vehicle on property. A total of 169 over time parking tickets were issued. CIRCUIT COURT Erhart sought divorce from Erhart. COUNTY COURT Road taxes voted in South Wilson and Hazel districts. MAGISTRATE COURT List includes juveniles and DWI cases. IN OTHER COURTS Various speeding and alcohol-related offenses noted across Montgomery and Boone counties.
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Dallas Dunlop
Santa Fe
Bonnie and Clyde's Tavern
Washington St
Darrell L. Miller
N. Abat St
William A. Petty
Route 3
Mexico
Ronnie Clark
S. Missouri Ave
Don Mason
Paris
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Clark
Mason
Green
Barry F. Thoenen
N. Calhoun St
Joseph H. Belcher
Richard F. Bird
N. Wade St
Ray Blair
Missouri Livestock Market Report Slaughter Hogs Down Sharply
Missouri livestock report shows barrows and gilts 40c to 1$ lower with weight ranges from 195 to 300 pounds and prices mainly between 14.75 and 16.90. Sows steady to weaker with lighter weights 13.50 to 13.75. Grain prices listed for soybeans, wheat, corn, and mill bid. national hog and cattle figures also noted alongside Chicago cattle and sheep activity.
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Missouri
Dept. OF AG
U.S
Chicago
USDA
Lochridge Rites This Afternoon
Funeral services for Charles Edgar Lochridge were held this afternoon at Arnold funeral home conducted by the Rev. George B. Wraith pastor of the First Christian Church. Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery with organ music by Mrs. John W. Willer and pallbearers Glen Gilmore Orval Gilmore Robert Gilmore Woody Millard J. D. Isgrig and J. D. Gilmore all nephews.
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Charles Edgar Lochridge
Arnold Funeral Home
George B. Wraith
First Christian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
John W. Willer
Glen Gilmore
McCredie
Orval Gilmore
Auxvasse
Robert Gilmore
Woody Millard
Fulton
J. D. Isgrig
J. D. Gilmore
Dancer from Poland seeks asylum after defecting in New York
Ryszard Gabryel of the Mazowsze troupe defected in New York and traveled to Michigan with relatives. He was granted a temporary stay and a work permit by Detroit INS while State Department reviews permanent asylum. Detroit News aided arrangements. officials stress no official asylum yet.
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Detroit
Poland
United States
New York
Michigan
State Department
Ryszard Gabryel
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Anthony
Mary Gabryelski
Southgate
Mich
Detroit News
Gabryel
U.S
Italy
Gabryelskis
Irene Gibaratz
Immigration and Naturalization Office
Armand J. Saturelli
Saturelli
Spain
Belgium
Satarelli
Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard
Atlantic
Stock Market Slips Extending Fifth Straight Session
New York trading ended with the Dow Jones average down 4.04 at 895.33 while declines outnumbered advances by more than 4 to 1 on the NYSE. Analysts cited profit taking and a slow economic recovery as losses broadened across steel, motors, rubber, aircraft, electronics, chemicals, and rails. Boeing fell to 20% and General Electric dropped to 10954, with major block trades noted in ARA Services, Towaco, and Halliburton.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Boeing
General Electric
ARA Services
Towaco
Halliburton
Johnie Fay Long Dies In Sturgeon Community
Johnie Fay Long aged 74 longtime Sturgeon resident died at home after years of ill health. Born August 30 1896 in Rushing Arkansas he married Eunice Stockhall February 3 1940. Survived by wife 10 sons 7 daughters two sisters a brother 35 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. Meadow and Son funeral chapel Sturgeon with Rev George Elfridge officiating burial Mount Horeb Cemetery. Visitation after 7 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.
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Sturgeon
Johnie Fay Long
Sturgeon Communty
Mr. Long
Rushing
Ark
David
Martha Long
Eunice Stockhall
Robert
Muskogee
Okla
Huey
Los Angeles
Calif
J.D
Parker, Ariz
Curtis
California
George
John W
Fort Stuart
Joe
Chester
Raymond
Florie Sherril
Batesville
Emma Gibson
New Port
Juanita Allen
Poplar Bluff
Bessie Thompson
Columbia
Mary Murphy
Martha Arends
Wanda Long
Ethel Robinson
Rosey May
Salado
Simmeon Long
Meadow and Son
George Elfridge
Sikeston
Mount Horeb
Henry Steiner Rites Saturday
Henry Steiner 85 father of Weldon Steiner editor of the Vandalia Leader died at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday at St Elizabeth's Hospital Hannibal after a weeklong illness. Resident of Bland Mo he is survived by another son Ray of Raleigh NC and several grandchildren Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Bland Methodist Church.
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Vandalia
Henry Steiner
Weldon
Pete) Steiner
Vandalia Leader
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Hannibal
Views Differ Abroad on SST Fallout for Concorde
London reporters split on the U S Senate decision to cut SST funding. Some call it a boost for the British French Concorde as orders may surge, while others warn it could jeopardize the project and favor Soviet TU-144 progress.
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London
Robert Holtz
Aviation Week
U.S. Senate
Holtz
The
Daily Express
David Fairhall
Guardian
Moscow
Khabarovsky
Appointment of Boone County Second Magistrate
Gov. Warren E Hearnes named Joan M Pinnell of Columbia as Boone County magistrate in the newly created second division of the court. The appointment expands the county bench with a Democratic choice.
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Joan M. Pinnell
Columbia Democrat
Boone County
Last rites for Ira Million held at Arnold funeral home
Funeral services for Ira Million were scheduled for Thursday afternoon at Arnold Funeral Home with Don Wortman of Kentucky Road Christian Church officiating. Burial followed at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. pallbearers named were Pete Pace Glen Johnston D R Carter Homer Tyler John Trindle and Harry McQuarry.
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Arnold Funeral Home
Don Wortman
Kentucky Road Christian Church
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Pete Pace
Glen Johnston
D. R. Carter
Homer Tyler
John Trindle
Harry McQuarry
Lloyd Palmer's Mother Dies Today
Mrs. William Palmer mother of Lloyd M. Palmer of 903 S Western Ave died early today at her Springfield Illinois home. Funeral services set for Saturday at Staab funeral home with burial in Oak Ridge Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Palmer and family left today for Springfield.
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William Palmer
Lloyd M. Palmer
S. Western Ave
Springfield
Ill
Staab Funeral Home
Oak Ridge
Palmer
Mexicoan's Mother Mrs Kinsella Dies Card
Mr and Mrs P L Kinsella of 1314 Rosebud St went to Belleville Illinois after the death of his mother Mrs Emily Kinsella 90 who died yesterday in Fairview Heights suburb of Belleville.
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P. L., Kinsella
Rosebud St
Belleville
Ill
Emily Kinsella
St. Albert Church
Fairview Heights
Proxmire Casts Dissent as Casey Heads SEC
The Senate confirmed President Nixon's choice William J. Casey of New York as head of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Only Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., voted against the nomination.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
William J. Casey
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Owner Fined for Not Cleaning Up After Dog Snoopy
NUTLEY NJ AP A Municipal Court judge fined James Forney 10 for violating a new ordinance requiring dog owners to clean up after pets while walking them in the street. Forney, the first to be charged, plans to appeal the law’s constitutionality in higher courts as he argues a dog owner’s right to walk in public streets. The judge said the ordinance’s constitutionality is for another court to decide, while his court focused on whether the ordinance was violated.
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Nutley
James Forney
Snoopy
Forney
BE. J. Joerg
MHS News Activities At MHS This Spring
The Mexico Area Vocational Technical School sponsors a dance Friday night April 9 at the Knights of Columbus Hall with The Palace Guards band. Tickets are 2.50 per couple or 1.50 for singles, on sale in the cafeteria beginning March 29. The Junior Class will take orders for red and gray sweatshirts with class numerals during March 29 to April 1 in the cafeteria. The Pep Squad holds a spring dance Saturday night at the National Guard Armory from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Admission requires an invitation. The Missouri College Placement Test is set for Saturday at 8:30 a.m. in the geology auditorium, Francis Quadrangle, University of Missouri, Columbia.
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Mexico Area
National Guard Armory
Missouri College
Geology
Francis Quadrangle
University of Missouri, Columbia
Students Compete At State DECA Contest In Jefferson City
Four Mexico High School students travel to Jefferson City for the state DECA meet. Harry Flynn enters sales demonstration, Ron Heuer competes in distribution mathematics, and Lynn Lochridge with Rita Clark compete in club activities manual. All earned first in district at Columbia. Teacher-coordinator William K. Maloney accompanies.
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Mexico
Jefferson City
DECA
Columbia
William K. Maloney
Prisoner's Wife Blocks Haircut At Monroe County Prison
ROCHESTER N Y AP Mrs Maxwell Zeigler aided by the American Civil Liberties Union won a state Supreme Court order barring Monroe County penitentiary officials from cutting her husband Zeigler s hair He, 23, was ordered to serve 52 weekends after pleading guilty to possession of dangerous drugs She said I don t like my husband with his hair short and I ll be seeing him five days a week while prison officials have him only two days a week
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Rochester
N.Y
Maxwell Ziegler
American Civil Liberties Union
Crossing Guard Killed While Helping Child in Webb City
Webb City Missouri crossing guard William Franklin Barrow, 62, was struck and killed by a car while aiding a child to cross. The unnamed child was unharmed. Driver Juanita Louise Sauls, 38, of Lam ar, told authorities she failed to see the crossing guard in the crosswalk.
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Webb City
William Franklin Barrow
Juanita Louise Sauls
Lamar
Democrats Call for Complete Vietnam Pullout by 1971
The Democratic Policy Council, spanning party views, urged the Nixon administration to withdraw all U.S. forces from Indochina by end of 1971. The action exceeds the Senate Democrats push for a fixed 1973 withdrawal date and backs a McGovern Hatfield bill to bar funding after December 31.
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Washington
Democratic Policy Council
Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
Senate
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
George McGovern
McGovern
Casualties Rise In Indochina War Report
AP reports a weekly toll in Indochina with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong deaths exceeding 5,750 and U S casualties rising. American combat deaths total 44,730 with 296,369 wounded, plus 9,364 nonhostile deaths and 1,492 missing or captured. South Vietnamese losses reach 123,394 killed and 966,353 wounded, with 76 missing.
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Saigon
U.S
Magazine Firm Denies FTC Charges Denial
Cowles Communications Inc and four subsidiaries deny FTC accusations that they used deceptive door-to-door sales to push long term magazine subscriptions. The firm argues DOJ settlement and pending trade rule affect the case. FTC had alleged they misled buyers by stating subscriptions were free with only mailing and handling fees.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Cowles Communications Inc
Des Moines
Iowa
Civic Reading Club, Inc
Educational Book Club Inc
Home Reader Service, Inc
Home Reference Library, Inc
Mutual Readers League, Inc
Cowles
FTC
Justice Department
J B Arthurs Home From Maui Returns Home
Mr and Mrs J B Arthur return from Maui Hawaii where he was hospitalized eight days after a lung collapse He recuperates at 2 Branchwood in St Louis en route met by Major and Mrs Jere Armstrong Jeanne Bachman Bachmann and by Mr and Mrs C L Black
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J. B. Arthur
Maui
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Major
Jere Armstrong
Mr. Arthur
Jeanne Bachman
San Francisco
Calif
C. H. Bachmann
St. Louis
C. L. Black
Arthur
Mrs. Moore Becomes Mexico Audram County Librarian
Mrs. Moore began work as children's librarian at the Mexico Audram County Library this morning. She studied at Art Instruction Inc School of Commercial Art in Minneapolis and hails from Hot Springs Arkansas. The Moores have two children Roxanne 13 and Sherri 9. Mr Moore works for Florsheim Shoe Co.
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Jerry Moore
Mexico
Audram County
Eldon Burgess
Art Instruction Inc. School of Commercial Art
Minneapolis
Junior High Dance at YC Saturday at Mexico Youth Center
Junior high students will attend a dance Saturday evening at the Mexico Youth Center with music by The Evil Eyes. Ron Kent, the center director, notes 7 to 10:30 pm dancing with chaperones, 75 cents per couple, 50 cents for a stay, and refreshments served. junior highs may also use the center 6:30 to 9 pm with membership or ID card plus 50 cents at the door. Regular Friday hours remain unchanged.
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the Evil Eyes
Mexico
Kent
Fire Endangers Cypress Stand at Corkscrew Swamp
A bulldozer works through tinder dry swamplands to bury smouldering stumps and logs to shield the last virgin bald cypress stand in Corkscrew Swamp near the Everglades from a spreading drought fire. Firefighters failed to stop the blaze with chemicals as water-starved land dried into hard terrain suitable for heavy equipment.
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Everglades
My Lai Case Set For Trial
FT MCPHERSON Ga AP The Army set April 26 as the start date for the court martial of Capt Eugene M Kotone an intelligence officer from Humbolt Nebraska charged with maiming and assaulting a Vietnamese civilian near My Lai He is accused of cutting a finger from a suspected enemy during interrogation on March 16 1988 the date of the alleged My Lai massacre and also cutting the person on the neck
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
My Lai
Eugene M. Kotone
Humbolt
Neb
Mexico Sends 1800 Pounds Abroad in Aid Campaign
The campaign led by Rev. Edward Malzer and intern pastor Robert Phillips mobilized 1,800 pounds of clothing and blankets for overseas delivery to Church World Service. Donors contributed $198 to buy 66 blankets, with overseas shipping totaling $50.15 as reported by the co-chairmen.
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Mexico
Overseas Church World Service
Edward Malzer
Trinity United Church
Robert Phillips
First Presbyterian Church
Wellses welcome Ronald Dwayne Wells in Joliet
Mr and Mrs Ronald Wells of Joliet Illinois announce the birth of a nine and a half pound son named Ronald Dwayne born Tuesday Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Wells of Joliet former Mexicans Mrs Lucy Wells of Mexico is a great grandmother of Ronald Dwayne
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Ronald Wells
Joliet, J
Ronald Dwayne
Fred Wells
Joliet
Senate Doors Locked For Merit Votes
In Missouri Senate actions, four executive orders by Gov. Hearnes were defeated on roll calls as the chamber used a 1967 rule to lock doors and prevent walkouts. Only four senators backed the environmental board plan. Republicans split, with three for and four against extension of merit system orders. Hearnes blamed patronage politics as the key issue shaping the outcome.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Ita
Warren
Hearnes
Henry Clay Gold
Kansas City Times
Senate
State Merit System
Liquor Department
Public Service Commission
William Cason
J. F. Patterson
Patterson
Education Department
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Robert Young
D-St. Ann
Evironmental Board
Cason
Ike Skelton
Lexington
Albert Spradling Jr
Cape Girardeau
Sen
A. Basey Vaniandingham
Columbia
A. Clifford Jones
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Boonville
Hermann
Audrain Medical Center
Lucian Cave
Walter H. Albright
Frank A. Kropf
Robert R. Ingram
Clarence A. Love
Donald Hatfield
Daisy M. Love
Elwyn L. Goodson
Alan N. Skinner
Sharon Blake
Marci R. Barnes
Connie McCord
Eula B. Hildebrand
Albert Gullion
Earl Main
Helen B. McKamey
Beulah L. Summers
Montgomery City
Ted Bixler
Theophilus Dunn
Sherie B. Harness
Charles Freie
Middletown
Wiliam A. Scott
Fred Smith
Ralph Daniel
Paul D. Roberts
John W. Pemberton
Centralia
Elwood R. Kemp
Tom C. Davidson
Wellsville
Frank D. Dunn
Martinsburg
Jerry T. Peck
Peck
A. B. Chance Co
Dale Kendall
Betty J. Schulte
Ida J. Werhke
Mary Clement Salfen
Paul Dean
Richard Jones
Larry G. Taylor
Herbert C. Knipfel Sr
Laddonia
Rosy A. Sims
Rush Hill
Louis D. Gust
Vernon Calhoun
Joe Stuckenschneider
George E. Threlkeld
Diana Bradley
Stephen Lee Garrett
Thompson
Patricia Lynn Widaman
the Daily Record
Judy Charlotte Erhart
R. Howard Dillard
Robert Allen Erhart
South Wilson
Hazel
Jerome A. McCarthy
Ray Nelson Monk
Debra Lynn Smith
Ira Charles Day
Michael Wayne Askey
Bowling Green
Walter Joseph Kammer
Carl Wayne Williams
Omaha
Edna May Hull
S. Olive St
Montgomery County
Maxine Prior
Mace Beatrice Humphries
Hopkinsville
Buddy Jewell Black
Raymond Elmo Holt
Bobby Gene Baxter
Warrenton
Elgin Howard Muir
Lochridge
Dancer
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
Babble Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Boone Co
Lloyd Palmer
Casey
MHS News
MHS
By Dale Duffy
J.B. Arthurs
Mrs. Moore
Ronald D. Wells
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