Weather forecast and river stage report for Missouri and Kansas City
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with showers ending early. Highs Friday in the 60s to 70s with 30 percent precipitation. Extended outlook through Monday for relatively minor temperature changes. lows in 50s, highs in 70s. Missouri river stages noted for Kansas City, Jefferson City, and St. Louis with minor changes. Lake of the Ozarks at 653.7, 6.3 feet below full reservoir.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozark
ST. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Hospital Notices and Deaths in Audrain County
Admission and discharge listings from Audrain Medical Center show Vera Britt Martha Carter and others admitted or dismissed. Died: Ralph Simmons Auxvasse at 9 05 AM Wednesday. Deaths include Rollan Flaugher Clifford Watkins Mollye Burchfield Howard Weakly. Marriage licenses Alan Mossman Karen Dougherty Mexican. Police report notes a 1968 Cougar hit while parked on W Monroe St and a careless driving summons for Dennis Kuntz in Frankford.
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Audrain Medical Center
Vera M. Britt
Martha Carter
Robert Kemp
Clarence Littrell
Roy W. Tyner
Orval W. Vanlandingham
Ethel M. Candy
Mary O. Wilson
James S. Mundy
Juanita A. Britt
Bryan E. Martin
Mexico
George E. Cloven
Rush Hill
Grace Wright
Vandalia
Katherine I. Hawkins
Frank E. Carey
Paris
Malanie Strube
New Florence
James W. Williams
Montgomery City
Harry C. Bass
Charlotte A. Moore
Laddonia
Harvey E. Gnau
Auxvasse
Carol Kribble
Wendell Hoke
R. W. Gentle
Raymond D. Tillman
Susanna P. Stringer
Gerald Loyd
Jackie Brown
Rollan D. Flaugher
Clifford Wayne Watkins
Mollye Burchfield
Howard A. Weakly
Betty Roe
W. Monroe St
Dennis Ray Kuntz
Frankford
Highway Patrol
Lucille Margaret Williams
Kuntz
City Police Court Fines and Bonds Across Streets
City police court records show multiple individuals, including George Battsell and Sharon Farris, fined or bonded for speeding in school zones and traffic violations. Other names relate to magistrate court matters on registration, licenses, and borrowing plates, with totals for overtime parking.
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George Battsell
E. Lafayette St
E. Lafayette
Chester E. Biehl
N. Olive St
Edwin S. Brokken
Rosebud St
Ariel B. Edgar
Kent Road
Sharon Kay Farris
Henry V. Shivers Jr
E. Holt St
William D. Smith
Pinelawn St
Michael Patrick Ward
W. Harwood St
Ruth Patsy Ward
Carrico St
Dorothy M. Snarr
Mars St
Raymond J. Womack
Auxvasse
Montgomery County
Fonda Gay Vickers
Sweetland
W. Va
Carl Edward Langham
Independence
Velma Leola Bergesch
Hawk Point
Jerry Wayne Schmidt
Montgomery City
George Alex Bartlett
Jefferson City
Stephen Paul Gruber
Marvin Lee Horn
Rhineland
John Henry Jacobi
Virgil Leslie Jones
Robert John Becker
St. Louis
Linda Elaine Haeffner
Hermann
Thomas L. Reagan
Shirley Jean Schlanker
High Hill
John Harold Baker
Mexico
Joe Ernest Engemann
Larry William Roger
Burlington
Iowa
Charles Hobart Beacom
Marengo
Ohio
First Child for Mr and Mrs Kent Lewis in Moberly
Mr and Mrs Kent Lewis of Moberly are parents to their first child a daughter born at 8 09 p m Wednesday at Woodland Memorial Hospital Moberly. The baby weighed six pounds ten point five ounces and the mother Ardith Loehnig is daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Loehnig of 1320 Kent Rd Paternal grandfather is Alvin Lewis of Moberly.
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Kent Lewis
Moberly
Woodland Memorial Hospital
Ardith Loehnig
Richard K. Loehnig
Kent Rd
Alvin Lewis
Missouri House Debates Tax, Benefits and Water Craft Bills
The Missouri House defeated a bill backed by the Sheriff's Association 72 to 53 after a reconsideration vote. It also approved a workers compensation boost to weekly maximums and death benefits, approved a gas tax rise from five to seven cents, and moved bills regulating watercraft with mandatory hold tanks for large boats. The gas tax bill heads to Gov. Hearnes who may require bond linkage. the bond plan remains held in the Senate.
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Joe F. Rains
D-Sedalia
House
Missouri
Associaton
R. J. King
Clayton
Senate
Warren E. Hearnes
Hearnes
Senate Roads and Highways Committee
Richard J. Rabbbitt
Dst. Louis
Rabbitt
Market closes mixed as blue chips rise slightly
Over the counter quotes show A B Chance at 28 bid 20 asked and Wetterau at 29 30. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks 17 down with 5700 shares. Dresser Industries up 1 7160, Interco up 44 3000, Kaiser Aluminum down 1 7700, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline down 4 1510, Ralston Purina up 4 1100, U S Gypsum common up, U S Gypsum preferred down 3 7000. Blue chip stocks advance modestly amid a static market. the noon Dow up 3.03 to 942.95 as declines edge advances by under 20 of about 1,470 traded.
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A.B. Chance Co
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
U.S
Protests Bend Traffic on Key Roadways and Capitol Demands
About 4 000 joined the Capitol march and 5 000 near Maryland with protest strength fading from earlier week. Allegations of police aggression surfaced as lawmakers reported scuffles and arrests. Deputy Chief Wilson claimed tactical control while judges ordered 382 releases for lack of concrete crimes. Many detainees remained under guard as weathered demonstrators faced crowded jails and cold.
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Congress
Capitol
Maryland
Dellums
Charles Rangle
D-N.y
Rep
Senate
House
Harry S. Truman
Mike Mansfield
New York
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Justice Department
Jerry V. Wilson
Centralia man R D Flaugher dies at 52
Rollan Dewain Flaugher 52 of 125 N Barr St Centralia died on arrival at Audtain Medical Center Wednesday after a chronic lung ailment. He lived in Centralia 16 years after moving from Sullivan Mo. Born January 24 1919 in Japan Mo he married Maxine Ekstam April 7 1943. Survived by wife daughter and grandson. Funeral services Saturday in Sullivan with burial at Sullivan Cemetery.
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Centralia
Rollan Dewain Flaugher
N. Barr &St
Audtain Medical Center
Flaugher
Sullivan
Japan
Earl EB
Mabel Schmidt Flaugher
Maxine Emma Ekstam
Gray Summit
Schmidt Truck Lines
U.S. Coast Guard
Clifford W Watkins Dies At 43 In Jonesburg
Clifford Wayne Watkins 43 died at his Jonesburg home after a cancer illness. He ran an oil business in town and is survived by wife Melba, daughter Deborah Fullerton, son Brad, two brothers Leroy and Forest, and three sisters Helen Lecree Martha Baccaia and Margaret Woods. Masonic services tonight at 8:45 p.m. at Harding funeral home. Funeral Friday 2:30 p.m. burial in Jonesburg Cemetery. Memorial contributions to Cancer Research fund.
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Jonesburg
Clifford Wayne Watkins
Watkins
Melba
Deborah Fullerton
Brad
Leroy
Columbia
Forest of
Margaret Woods
Harding Funeral Home
Funeral
Jonesburg Cemetery
Cancer Research Fund
Mrs. Mollye Burchfield Rites Friday
Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Myers funeral home Wellsville for 93 year old Mollye Burchfield who died at the Baptist Home in Ironton Wednesday. The Rev. Quenten Boyd will officiate with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Born March 20 1878 to Charles and Adaline Spiers, she married Ben Burchfield in December 1902. She was a member of the Baptist Church Order of Eastern Star and the Rebekah Lodge, leaving nephews and nieces including Wilmer and Robert Spiers Calvin Dodd Mrs. Lester Schwendker of Wellsville and Robert King of Auxvaase.
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Wellsville
Myers Funeral Home
Mollye Burchfield
Baptist Home
Irornton
Quenten Boyd
Wellsville Cemetery
Burchfield
Charles and
Adaline Frances Spiers
Wellsville High School
Ben Burchfield
The
Baptist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Rebekah Lodge
Wilmer
Robert Spiers
Calvin Dodd
Lester Schwendker
Robert King
Auxvaase
Barnes Rites To Be Friday
Russell F. Nichols 73 of Laddonia will have funeral services at 2 p.m. Friday at Wilkey-Bienhoff funeral home Laddonia with Rev. Gordon Campbell officiating. Burial is in New Florence Cemetery. Pallbearers: Joe Talbott Walter Berrey Clark LaRue Joe Lovelace Roy Parker Guy Thompson. Honorary pallbearers: Roy Talbott A Cheney Russell Hauser.
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Laddonia
Russell F. Nichols
Wilkey-Bienhoff Funeral Home
Gordon Campbell
New Florence Cemetery
Joe Talbott
Walter Berrey
Clark LaRue
Joe Lovelace
Roy Parker
Guy Thompson
Roy Talbott
A. ©. Cheney
Russell Hauser
Nichols Rites At 2 Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Barnes 65 of Vandalia will be at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Vandalia First Baptist Church with Rev. Don Heitman officiating. Burial will be in Vandalia Memorial Gardens. She died Wednesday morning at Audrain Medical Center.
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Vandalia
Annie Barnes
Vandalia First Baptist Church
Don Heitman
Church of the Nazarene
Vandalia Memorial Gardens
Barnes
Audrain Medical Center
Masonic Services For Ralph Simmons
Masonic services for Ralph Simmons of Auxvaase will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at Arnold Funeral Home conducted by the Jonesburg Masonic Lodge. Funeral services follow at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Love St Christian Church with minister Larry Schraer, burial in Dixon Cemetery.
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Ralph Simmons
Auxvaase
Arnold Funeral Home
Jonesburg
Masonic Lodge
Love St. Christian Church
Larry Schraer
Dixon Cemetery
Dixon
Two Women Admitted To Allen Nursing Home
Mrs Ruth Bryson and Mrs Betty Lockridge have been admitted to the Allen Nursing Home for care and residence.
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Allen’s
Ruth Bryson
Betty Lockridge
Allen Nursing Home
Centralia approves smaller budget for 1971 72
Centralia aldermen approved a 1971 72 budget totaling 614 226 31 a reduction of about 34 000 from the prior 648 073 00. Estimated receipts run 661 110 with cash on hand 145 000 and 192 792 69 next year. Half of revenue expected from the light department with other sources listed. expenditures itemized by department and a 1 000 contribution to the Chamber of Commerce approved from water and light profits.
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Centralia
Board of Aldermen
City Light Department
Chamber of Commerce
Dollar Exchange Shakeup Follows Tokyo Bank Action
The text notes a shift in foreign exchange policy with possible revaluation and restrictions. The dollar strengthens on Italian exchanges while London traders cite speculator buying to cover dollar sales to German banks for marks. Tokyo's Bank of Japan bought about $350 million. only $100 million came from customers. Gold in Hong Kong rose sharply to $41.36 an ounce. The dollar fell to 5.99 Hong Kong dollars from 6.0125.
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London
Far East
Tokyo
Bank of Japan
Hong Kong
Clarence Cannon Memorial Watershed Plan Approved
The Clarence Cannon Memorial Watershed in the Salt River basin gains Senate approval. The project, north of Perry, serves power, flood control, water supply, and recreation with a pump back electrical generation system, first of its kind on federal impoundments in Missouri and Arkansas.
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Clarence Cannon
Salt River Basin
Senate Agriculture Symuatene
Stuart m
Perry
Missouri
Arkansas
Crisis Ends as Cambodia Forms Revamped Government
Phnom Penh reports the Cambodian crisis ends after 16 days as the National Assembly approves a redesigned 16-man cabinet led in name by Lon Nol but effectively run by Lt. Gen. Sisowath Sirik Matak. The government vows to fight Viet Cong, seeks a constitution, and pursues active neutrality.
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Lon Nol
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Twins Born to Mr and Mrs Otis Smith of Marshall
Twins born about 6 p m Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Otis Smith of Marshall. A son Todd Alan weighed six pounds four ounces and a daughter Kristy Lynn weighed six pounds. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs G W Eaton Fayette and Mr and Mrs Marvin Smith McCredie with Curtis Smith Mexico as great grandparents. Mother is former Miss Sue Eaton of Fayette. Charles Cowden of Dallas expected to arrive to be at his mother Mrs Marie Cowden 1108 Coal St when she undergoes major surgery Monday morning at Audrain Medical Center.
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Otis Smith
Marshall
J .& Son
Todd Alan
Kristy Lynn
G. W. Eaton
Fayette
Marvin Smith
McCredie
Curtis Smith
Mexico
Sue Eaton
Charles Cowden
Dallas
Tex
Marie Cowden
Coal St
Audrain Medical Center
US Steel And Republic 6th Boost Price
United States Steel Corp and Republic Steel Corp matched price increases on auto and appliance materials announced previously by U S Steel. The hikes cover carbon and high strength sheet products plus galvanized sheets and related long terms with effective dates in June. Bethlehem Steel declined immediate comment, awaiting White House signals.
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Pittsburgh
Republic Steel Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
Republic
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
National
Armco
Wheeling-Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
White House
Nixon
Wolk
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Economic Council
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Flora Lyle
Laura B. Melahn
W. W. Pollock
Marguerite Rutter
Alan John Mossman
Karen Ann Dougherty
Preston
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Rte
Henry V. Shivers Sr
HE. Holt Sr
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. OF AG
Marty Schroeder
Halsteins
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
USDA
Douglases
R.D. Flaugher
Fenton Funeral Home
Eaton Funeral Home
Waterman
Sullivan Assembly of God Church
Sullivan Cemetery
Clifford W. Watkins
Money Trading
Cannon District
Cambodia
US Steel and Republic
Futura Viracle
By Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hs&m
Dacron
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