Weather Summary and Local Public Safety Briefs
Local readings show 24 hour high 74 and low 36 with 7 am at 39. Missouri forecast mostly sunny today with upper 50s to lower 60s. cool tonight and Sunday. Extended outlook through Wednesday calls for possible thunder showers and warm Monday, then cooler midweek. Public safety reports include a blue Ford pickup fleeing after a collision on E Liberty at 9:38 p.m. Friday, a window break at MFA Service Station, theft of a handyman radio from a car, bank window damage, shotgun taken near Pollock Road, and marriage license applications for David Whitehead and Calista Maupin.
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Missouri
S. Missouri
Public Safety
Milton Ray Meeks
Meeks
E. Liberty
Hardee
Mary Alten
S. Alabama
Audrain
Joe Hatfield
MFA
Highway
Jim Hoffman
Kent Toad
John Buckner
Commerce Bank
BB Otis Thompson
Pollock Road
David Lee Whitehead
Wellsville
Calista Ann Maupin
Montgomery City
Obituary notes and local incidents in The Daily Record
Obituaries list Mrs Ed C Offutt aged 90 Alva D Simpson 80 Mrs Helen M Woodson 77 Mrs W J Jarman and Mrs Hazel Summers 66 plus Mrs Calvin L Hauer 49. Fire officials battled a dryer fire at A P Green Refractories Co with no damage. Highway patrol reports multiple accidents on Highway 22 and 19 near Mexico Montgomery City and Farber with injuries and one driver cited for careless driving. A baby boy born at Audrain Medical Center to Mr and Mrs John Warren Needles. Local court notes include James E Gallop pleading guilty to common assault and Oliver Blakely charged with fishing with more than three unlabeled poles. Also traffic note correcting Bobby Gene Davis listing. Market prices: soybeans 4.49, wheat 3.20, corn 2.54, milo 4.00. Prices at MFA and Fowles Grain Co.
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Audrain Medical Center
Herbert R. Blades
Helen J. Stuart
Rose M. Heim
E. L. Griffith
William Gardner
Roy W. Maser
James M. Chrystal
William H. Powell
Mexico
Floy A. Farrell
Bowling Green
Ben R. Wilson
Ryan T. Yund
Henry C. Powers
Centralia
John A. Darling
Clark
Walter Atterberry
Rhineland
Josie Alyce Duffen
Benton City
Lois M. Elzea
Robert Vaughn Jr
Vandalia
Thomas L. Hull
Farber
Karen M. Hinton
New Florence
Cory A. Shafer
Auxvasse
George A. Brown
Madison
Water A. Gordon
Sturgeon
Melissa
Gentry
Montgomery City
Bennie L. Bradley
Harold L. Gregg
Paris
Robert D. Pace
John Warren Needles
Clarence Kempker
Louis Bertrand
James Kerr
Flora Marshall
John Rickard
Adolph Ogar
A. W. Meine
Kenneth Johnson
Marilyn Sweezer
Joe Howdeshell
Rebecca Forster
Anderson Mitchell
Leslie Thomas
Essie Ellis
Laddonia
Lisa Shuck
Marcy Creel
Estelle Smith
Donald Adams
Bellflower
John Donovan
Otis Lemasters
Willard Harlan
Wellsville
Henry Schroer
Sheila Smith
Don Cooper
Harley Harmon
Thomas Walters
Ed C
Ona) Offutt
Alva D. Simpson
Helen M. Woodson
W. J. Jarman
Hazel E. Summers
Calvin L. Hauer
Highway
Highway 19
Leona Black
Columbia
Carl Porter
James S. Allen
Allen
Floy Farrell
Farrell
Gistrate
James E. Gallop
Bonnie Coleman
Picador
East Liberty Street
Oliver Eugene Blakely
Bobby Gene Davis
Louisiana
Kentucky
MFA
Fowles Grain Co
Boy for Greggs born in Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Harold L Gregg of Paris are the parents of a son weighing three pounds eleven ounces born today at 5 20 am at Audrain Medical Center The father is employed by A B Chance Co in Centralia
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John Warren Needles
Sturgeon
Audrain Medical Center
Needles
Dakota Banking Service
Harold L. Gregg
Paris
Gregg
A. B. Chance Co
Centralia
Pact Reinstates U S Military Foothold in Turkey
Washington reports that the United States and Turkey reached a new pact to restore a U S military foothold on Turkey s Soviet border. Secretary Kissinger and Turkish Foreign Minister Ahsan Caglayangil signed the agreement after three days of talks, calling it a new era in bilateral cooperation.
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Washington
Congress
Turkey
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Ahsan
Caglayangil
Ald
Kissinger
Fighting Rages On In Lebanon
Beirut, Lebanon AP report describes savage house to house fighting as leftist Moslem armies vow to continue civil war until Christian President Suleiman Franjieh resigns unconditionally. Police describe a day of armed madness with hand to hand combat and escalating war in Beirut and across Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Part Of Washingtons Subway Opens In 1976 Milestone
Washington's long delayed subway finally opens with 4.6 miles of track from Capitol Hill to the business district. Regular service starts Monday, fares at 55 cents peak and 40 cents off peak, with 13 more miles due by Jan. 1, 1977. Total project cost seen around 4.65 billion dollars amid delays, fires, and labor disputes. construction involved thousands of workers and aimed to integrate with buses and autos.
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Washington
James K. Taylor
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Taylor
Metrorail
Capitol Hill
National Airport
Virginia
Over the Counter and NYSE Stock Movers Yesterday
Commerce Banc shares bid 1994 20 percent asked Mercantile Bank Corp 27 bid 2712 asked Wetterau 15 bid 15 percent asked on over the counter. On the New York Stock Exchange Robbie Brooks 5 percent Combustion Engineering 39 percent Dresser Industries 79 percent Emerson Electric 37 percent Interco 44 Kaiser Aluminum 33s Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 34 percent Ralston Purina 49 US Gypsum common 24 US Gypsum preferred 26 14 Wal-Mart 163 Dow Jones Friday close 1003.48.
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Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
US Gypsum
Wal-Mart
Dow Jones
Breast Cancer Detection Aims to Save Lives Across Nation
Dr. Benjamin Byrd Jr of the American Cancer Society reports 245000 women over 35 screened at 27 demonstration projects with results showing early detection improves survival. Mammography carries some risk but is outweighed by benefits as no deaths from cancer occurred among participants in the past 2 3 years. The program uses physical exams X rays and thermography and has found six cancers per 1000 vs two per 1000 by conventional methods.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
American Cancer Society
Benjamin F. Byrd Jr
Cancer Society
Society
Byrd
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
The
United States
Frank J. Rauscher
National Cancer Institute
Rauscher
Deaths of Mrs Jarman and Mrs Woodson noted in obituaries
Obituaries record the death of Mrs Helen M Woodson 77 of Auxvasse who died Friday at Sherwood Arms Nursing Home Centralia. Funeral 1 pm Sunday Maupin Funeral Home Auxvasse with Rev Paul Meyer officiating burial Auxvasse Cemetery. Mrs Mary Mona Jarman wife of Rev William Jarman former Mexico First Christian Church pastor died Tuesday in New York City. Services were held today at University Place Christian Church Champaign Michigan. She was born Mary Love in Kansas City and married in 1946. The Jarmans had a son Bill and adopted a daughter Mary Denise in 1965.
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University Place Christian Church
Champaign
Mary Mona Jarman
William Jackson Jarman
First Christian Church
Mexico
New York
Auxvasse
Helen M. Woodson
Sherwood Arms Nursing Home
Centralia
George
Ollie Douglas Martin
Everett
Helen Clay Johns
Oakbrook
Ill
Russell Davis
San Francisco
Calif
Maupin
Paul Meyer
Mrs Heuer Dies Friday in Centralia Rites Sunday
Mrs. Calvin L. Heuer 49 of Centralia died Friday morning at Boone County Hospital after an extended illness. Services set for 3 p.m. Sunday at Memorial Funeral Chapel in Columbia with Rev. Joseph Todd officiating. burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by husband Calvin L. Heuer two sons Vernon and Jerry Centralia. three daughters Mrs. Raymond Loftis Mrs. Richard Parrish and Mary Ann Heuer. stepson Russell Heuer. three brothers Mervin Dwane Hergel. two sisters Mrs. Maudie Wickham Mrs. Nora Cloyd. a grandchild and several nieces and nephews.
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Centralia
Calvin L
Mary E.) Heuer
Boone County Hospital
Memorial Funeral Chapel
Columbia
Joseph Todd
Odessa
Memorial Park Cemetery
Heuer
Pollock
Benjamin
Etta Harrington Wells
Mr. Heuer
Vernon
Jerry
Raymond Loftis
Richard Parrish
Moberly
Mary Ann Heuer
Russell Heuer
Lincoln
Neb
Mervin Wells
Dwane Wells
Phoenix
Ariz
Hergel Wells
Sedan
Kan
Maudie Wickham
Foraker
Okla
Nora Cloyd
Kent, Wash
Mrs. Winifred Rudasill Rites Held Today
Funeral services for 74 year old Mrs Winifred Rudasill of Route 2 Paris were held this afternoon at the Precht Pickering Funeral Home Reverend Robert Collins of First Presbyterian Church officiated Pallbearers included M C Rudasill George Weller Joe Peck Donald Dickey Lonnie Wolfe and Earl Wolfe all of Paris Burial followed at Eastlawn Cemetery nearby
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Winifred Rudasill
Route 2
Paris
Precht-Pickering
Robert Collins
First Presbyterian Church
M. C. Rudasill
St. Louis
George Weller
Mexico
Joe Peck
Donald Dickey
Lonnie Wolfe
Earl Wolfe
Eastlawn Memorial Park
Mrs. Hazel Summers Dies At New Florence
Mrs. Hazel E. Summers 6 died last night at her home in New Florence. Funeral services are pending at Schlanker Funeral Home, Montgomery City. Born March 1910 to J. Dee and Neva Inlow Poor, she married Cleo Summers in 1949. Survived by three daughters Norma Jean Fry of Eolia, Della Loraine Stockman and Gladys Marie Moffat of California, two sisters, 11 grandchildren, and other relatives. Burial in Ogles Cemetery, Eolia.
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Montgomery City
Schlanker Funeral Home
Hazel E. Summers
New Florence
David
Norma Jean) Fry
Eolia
Della Loraine Stockman
Gladys Marie Moffat
State of California
Marie Gensheer
Rosa Lee Aston
High Hill
Summers
Ogles
Jim Forbis in NMSU production Missouri Show Me
Jim Forbis son of Mr and Mrs Robert Forbis of 738 W Liberty appeared this week in Northeast Missouri State University production Missouri Show Me as one of ten singers and dancers in a historical review of material by and about famous Missourians Forbis a senior music education major and active in Oklahoma Carmen and The Music Man productions
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Jim Forbis
Robert Forbis
W. Liberty
Northeast Missouri State University
Sims Happy Helpers 4-H Club Wins Red Ribbon
The Sims Happy Helpers 4-H Club won a red ribbon for their Thursday night skit titled Looking Ahead. The 4-H agent provided the winners list for publication on Friday but omitted one club’s name from the Thursday presentations.
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4-H
Sims Happy Helpers
Eisenhower to become UF visiting professor of political science
John Eisenhower, retired Army colonel and son of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, will be a visiting professor of political science at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
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Gainesville, Fla
John Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
University of Florida
Eight Seek Three Seats On Mexico School Board
Voters in the Mexico School District will choose from eight names on April 6 to fill three board seats. Candidates filed by Friday 5 p.m. and will attend a League of Women Voters forum on Thursday at 6 p.m. on See-To Channel 12. Incumbents Dr. Leonard Davis and Randall Weber vie for two three year terms with others contesting the posts.
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Mexico
Board of Education
League of Women Voters
See-To
LWV
Tom Hodges
E.J
Bud) Hotep
Rosebud
Western and Southern Life Insurance Co
David A. Penn
Kaiser Mexico Credit Union
Robert Knipfel
S. Promenade
A.P. Green Refractories Co
EPA Seeks 90 Day Lead Time On New Chemicals
The Senate approved a Toxic Substances Control Act bill requiring manufacturers to notify the EPA 90 days before marketing any new chemical and to submit test data. The measure, sponsored by Sen. John Tunney, would also allow testing of existing chemicals deemed to pose unreasonable risks, despite industry cost concerns.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Senate
EPA
House
John Tunney
D-Calif
Bookmobile schedule for Mexico Audrain Library week
The Mexico Audrain County Library announces the weekly bookmobile route. In Mexico it visits Monday through Wednesday. On Thursday it stops at Community Rei 8 50 a.m. to 2 40 p.m. and Union Baptist Church 3 30 to 4 30 p.m. Friday stops include St Joseph School in Martinsburg 9 30 a.m. to 2 45 p.m. and Martinsburg station 3 to 4 15 p.m.
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Mexico-Audrain County
Mexico
Community Rei
Union Baptist Church
St. Joseph School
Martinsburg
Ford Defends High Defense Budget On California Swing
President Ford campaigns in Reagan stronghold California boasting peacetime defense budgets and a recovery narrative while stressing US strength against the Soviet Union. He cites two largest peacetime budgets and urges a cautious foreign policy as Reagan stakes in California loom ahead of Wisconsin primary. Ford also flags Carter as a serious Democratic contender and eyes Humprey as possible nominee.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Ford
California
United States
Soviet Union
Republican State Central Committee
Fresno
U.S
Reagan
Richmond
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carter
Amin fires Ugandan ministers over alleged failures
Kampala radio report says Ugandan President Idi Amin dismissed Information and Broadcasting Minister Edward Athiyo after a medical report was received and warned that Transportation Minister was also sacked for inefficiency. The broadcasts did not disclose details of the report.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Uganda
Idi Amin
Radio Uganda
Information and Broadcasting
Edward Athiyo
Amin
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