Weather and police notes from The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports 7:00 am weather readings for Missouri with clear to partly cloudy skies, highs in the 60s to 70s, and mild expectations through midweek. Police and hospital notes list admissions and dismissals, births, and local car incidents including a summons for Michael Ward after a minor collision.
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Peannene
ST. Louis
Rive
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Boonville
Jefferson City
Boone County Magistrate Faces Traffic Violations In 1971 Record
In Boone County Magistrate court Kenneth R. Snyder, 30, of Centralia, was cited for driving without an inspection sticker and failing to transfer license plates. The day’s over the counter trading listed A. B. Chance Co. at 28% bid 29% asked, Commerce Bancshares 52 bid 3 asked, Wetterau 29% bid 30% asked. New York Stock Exchange results show Robbie Brooks at 18% up, Dresser Industries 35%4 up, Interco 48 up, Kaiser Aluminum 37%2 up, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 39%4 down, Ralston Purina 31% up, U.S. Gypsum common 64%4 down 2%, U.S. Gypsum preferred 36 down.
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Boone County
Kenneth R. Snyder
Centralia
A. B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
U.S
Transcripts Show Fees Paid Walker In Rate Case
Public Service Commission transcripts reveal Pinkney C. Walker of Columbia admitted on oath to being reimbursed for services while on the Missouri university payroll. The Senate Commerce Committee set a May 6 hearing on Walker's Federal Power Commission appointment as Sen. Metcalf questions potential conflicts of interest and consumer protections in light of Walker's 1969 Bell Telephone rate case work.
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Jefferson City
Public Service Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Pinkney C. Walker
Columbia
University of Missouri School of Business Administration
University
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Federal Power Commission
Southwestern Bell
Walker
FPC
PSC
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
Bell
Missouri
Herman Bar
Ken
St. Louis County
Missouri University
Barken
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Jeremiah D. Finnegan
Bendix Corp
Butler Manufacturing Corp
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Independent Natural Gas Association of America
Metcalf
Commerce Committee
Air Force grounds swing-wring fighters amid ongoing recalls
The Air Force halts all Fill swing-wring fighter bombers for the fifth time in three years. CBS faces FCC complaints over The Selling of the Pentagon while CBS withholds congressmen material from a documentary. Ro gers begins Middle East trip amid hopes for Israeli Arab peace progress. Amtrak launches nationwide rail plan impacting most passenger trains. Reagan admin orders $10 million-a-month welfare boost to meet federal rules. North Vietnamese ambushes kill U S troopers as bombing intensifies in the A Shau Valley.
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Associated Press Washington
Air Force
Washington
Columbia
Federal Communications Commission
Pentagon
CBS
Elme Roper Dies at 70. Pioneering Pollster
Norwalk Connecticut AP reports Elme Roper died at age 70. He conducted the first public opinion poll published in the United States. Funeral services will be held Monday in West Redding, Connecticut with Senator Frank Church delivering the eulogy.
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Norwalk
Conn
Elme Roper
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Roper
West Redding
Weekend Visit for Hospital Patient in St Louis
Mrs. Jerry Schrameck and her son Chris will spend the weekend in St Louis with her husband and father, Mr. Schrameck, who has been a patient at St Luke's Hospital since Wednesday for tests.
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Chris
St. Louis
Schrameck
St. Luke’s Hospital
Carl W. Garrison Dies at 62 in Columbia
Carl Weldon Garrison 62 a retired Monroe County farmer died at 11 50 p m Friday at University Medical Center in Columbia after a period of ill health He was born May 7 1908 in Shelbina son of Robert and Ephie Wilkins Garrison He leaves a wife Mary DeOrnellas a brother Bob Garrison three daughters Charlene Davis Loretta Carlene Garrison and Mrs Wayne Snell a son C J Garrison four grandchildren and two great grandchildren The body is at Agnew Funeral Home with funeral services at 2 p m Monday conducted by Curtis Moore Burial will be in Walnut Grove Cemetery
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Carl Weldon Garrison
Monroe County
University Medical Center
Columbia
Shelbina
Robert and
Ephie Wilkins Garrison
Mary DeOrnellas
Bob Garrison
Charlene Davis
Wayne Snell
Mexico
Loretta Carlene Garrison
C. J. Garrison
Granville
Agnew Funeral Home
Bro
Curtis Moore
Thompson
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Lyle Funeral At Precht Pickering
Funeral services for Mrs. Flora Lyle of Kansas City will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Precht Pickering funeral home with Rev. Jeff Marsh officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood. Pallbearers include Bob Balfour of Kansas City, Elton Balfour of Pomme De Terre, Roy Moser, Roy Figley of Lees Summit, Denver M. Hudson, and Everett W. Torreyson.
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Flora Lyle
Kansas City
Precht Pickering
Jeff Marsh
Mexico United
Bishop Services At Liberty Church
Lon Bishop will be honored at a 2 p.m. service today at Liberty Christian Church near Martinsburg with Rev. John Blass officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Mrs. Robert Johnson will provide piano music and pallbearers include J. R. Simpson, John R. Erwin, Stanley Barker, Bill Dillard, Claude Bishop, and Homer Coil. Arnold funeral home handles arrangements.
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Liberty Christian Church
Martinsburg
John Blass
Robert Johnson
J. R. Simpson
John R. Erwin
Stanley Barker
Bill Dillard
Claude Bishop
Homer Coil
Arnold Funeral Home
Ninth Graders Night Meeting Set at Mexico High
Ninth grade students and parents are invited to a Monday meeting with high school administrators on curriculum and enrollment for the sophomore year. Principal William E. Lowry urged all parents and freshmen to attend the 7:30 p.m. session on May 3 at the MHS auditorium.
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Mexico High School
William E. Lowry
MHS
Revival Next Week At Centennial Church
A week long revival opens Monday at Centennial Baptist Church and runs through May 9. Music will be by Joe Monk each evening. Evangelist for 7 30 p m services is Rev Roger Barnard pastor of Calvary Baptist Church Columbia since 1967. Barnard holds degrees from Oklahoma Baptist University and Southwestern Baptist Seminary. He previously pastored in Oklahoma Canada and Florissant. The Barnards have two sons.
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Joe Monk
Roger Barnard
Calvary Baptist Church
Columbia
Mr. Barnard
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Oklahoma
Canada
Parker Road Baptist Church
Florissant
Barnard
Protest Park at West Potomac Park marks antiwar gathering
AP reports a Woodstock like protest at West Potomac Park with tents, circles for war discussion, and classes on street action against the Indochina war. Participants split by hometown and sexuality with Rainbow Road and Ho Chi Minh Trail paths. A campus newspaper notes gender imbalance and provocative attitudes amid two weeks of demonstrations.
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Washington
Woodstock
New Jersey
West Potomac Park
Indochina
West Potomac
Rainbow Road
Elliot Gould
Militants Aim To Tie DC Traffic
In Washington the Pentagon moved a few hundred MPs from Fort Meade to Fort Myer near key Potomac bridges as antiwar protesters plan Monday and Tuesday disruptions. Police and National Guardsmen totaling 7,300 plus six helicopters guard the capital while officials call the threat an irritant and say streets will be kept open.
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Potomac
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Potomac River
Virginia
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Rennie Davis
Congress
Kleindienst
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Kate Webb Freed in Cambodia After 24 Days Missing
Catherine M. Webb United Press International bureau manager in Phnom Penh was released by Communist led forces after 24 days missing along with five others. The 28 year old New Zealander said she was glad to be back and alive aboard a Cambodian government helicopter. She thanked the Viet Cong for their treatment and release.
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Cambodia
Catherine M
Kate” Webb
United Press International
35th Bomb Blasts Bank in California Series
A pipe bomb damaged a Bank of America branch in Santa Cruz causing $10,000 in damage and breaking windows in four nearby houses. Police said the wooden box bomb was placed at the rear of the one story building. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Bank of America
Mexico Ledger Publication and mailing rates note
The Mexico Ledger lists publication details including address 300 N Washington St Mexico Mo 65265 and postal rates. It states daily except Sundays and holidays with varied subscription prices by region and a membership rate for armed forces elsewhere, plus office hours Monday through Saturday.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
Leslie Bacon Returns To Testify Before Grand Jury
Leslie Bacon, 19, a peace worker, testifies before a federal grand jury in Seattle regarding the March 1 bombing of the U.S. Capitol. Bacon answered 45 to 60 questions in a 2 1/2 hour session while her attorneys say questions were unrelated to the bombing. The government plans to release her from the material witness arrest warrant once questioning ends, though further warrants could be issued based on the grand jury responses.
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Leslie Bacon
U.S. Capitol
Capitol
Jeffrey Steinborn
Miss Bacon
Steinborn
Michael Fayad
Washington, D.C
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Fayad
Bacon
Washington
D.C
District of Columbia
Los Angeles Weathered 200th Aftershock From February Quake
An aftershock measuring 4.0 on the Richter scale hit Los Angeles at 9:25 p.m. Friday with no new damage or injuries reported. Seismologists at Caltech in Pasadena recorded the quake, part of more than 220 aftershocks since the February tremor that left 64 dead and up to $1 billion in damage.
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Los Angeles
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Mud puppy caught by rod in Salt River shocks local angler
Robert Sullivan pulled a strange eel-like legged creature from Salt River yesterday. The Ledger identified it as a mud puppy or salamander of the genus Nexturus, a common Salt River inhabitant despite its rarity on a hook.
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Salt River
Robert Sullivan
Ledger
MMA Plays To Be Tonight At Missouri Academy
Thirteen Missouri Military Academy cadets perform three one act plays tonight in the Academy gym. Dramateers director Major Courtney Durham leads the cadet group staging Kindred Souls Ah Men and The Rising of the Moon with listed cast for each show and crew handling lighting and props.
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Missouri Military Academy
Courtney Durham
Jim Engman
Rob McClaskey
Bill Moddrell
Dave Hall
Youth Jailed After Slaying Of Recruiter
In Berkeley California a 21 year old man, Christopher Bryan Cowsar, is jailed for the knife slaying of Air Force recruiting sergeant R D Mobley 32. Mobley died from stab wounds after confronting his attacker as bystanders restrained the suspect near UC Berkeley.
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Calif
Air Force
Vietnam
Sat
R.D. Mobley
Mobley
Massoud
Maxi Khashabi
Shattuck Square
University of California
Sgt. Mobley
Christopher Bryan Cowsar
Khashabi
Cowsar
Percival C. Mills
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