Weather and crime notes from The Daily Record
The Daily Record notes Missouri forecast with showers and highs in the 60s to 70s and extended outlook through Wednesday. It also reports hospital admissions, births, dismissals, a local police report of crashes, magistrate court sentencing for Albert Glenn Gilkey on marijuana charges, and related legal steps.
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Missouri
Albert Glenn Gilkey
Iowa
FBI
Thomas I Osborne
Gilkey
Gil
Sports Editor's Mother Dies in New York City
Mrs. Joseph Tanenbaum, mother of Rob Tanenbaum Ledger sports editor, died in New York City after a long illness. He left for New York this morning. Surviving family includes his father, brother Jay Tanner, and sister Mrs. Connie Pearlstein, all of New York City.
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Joseph Tanenbaum
Rob Tanenbaum
Ledger
New York City
Tanenbaum
New York
Jay Tanner
Connie Pearlstein
South Vietnamese Marines recapture territory in Quang Tri
South Vietnamese Marines launched a rapid counteroffensive in Quang Tri Province recapturing a first piece of territory from the North Vietnamese. The operation began with an airborne assault that drew U S Marines back into the war and involved heavy U S air strikes driving North Vietnamese troops into the open.
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Saigon
Quang Tri Province
U.S
Mexico Ledger highlights Saturday edition May 13 1972
The Mexico Ledger for Saturday May 13 1972 features local news briefs, community notes, and updates from regional events. Readers find civic notices, classifieds, and brief sports summaries reflecting the period's ongoing concerns.
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Mexico
Over-The-Counter Bid Ask Totals and NYSE Closings
In trading yesterday A B Chance led bids at 28 percent with asks 28 percent while Commerce Bancshares posted 48 49 percent and Wetterau 36 percent bid and ask. On the NYSE Robbie Brooks closed at 114 up 4 with 8800 shares traded and other issues including Dresser Industries Kaiser Aluminum Interco Ralston Purina US Gypsum common and preferred showing varied moves and volumes.
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A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Kaiser Aluminum
Interco
Ralston Purina
US Gypsum
Bond urges state law on open meetings in Missouri
State auditor and governor candidate Christopher Kit Bond urged Missouri open meetings legislation at Carrollton GOP event. He backed Citizens Lobby's constitutional amendment for openness, warned that public policy decisions occur in private, and argued a constitutional fix protects voting records from future legislative changes.
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Carrollton
Christopher ‘Kit’ Bond
Carroll County
GOP Club
Bond
Citizens Lobby
Missouri
Senate
Mother of the Year cites love discipline and communication
Esther Hunt Moore of Hickory North Carolina after being named Mother of the Year by the American Mothers Committee cites love discipline and communication as the three elements of raising children. The 75 year old educator and Columbia University alumna highlighted her family history of enslaved ancestors and noted she is the second Black woman to win the award.
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New York
Esther Hunt Moore
Hickory
N.C
Moore
Columbia University
American Mothers Committee
Trip Will Halt Bombs Says Report
Le Figaro reported from Moscow that the United States will halt bombing of North Vietnam by 1852 and end naval bombardment during President Nixon's trip to Moscow.
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Report
Paris
le Figaro
Moscow
United States
North Vietnam
Nixon
Margaret S. Carter dies at 66 in Vandalia
Margaret Suzanna Carter 46 of Vandalia died Friday afternoon at Audrain Medical Center after a heart attack. A longtime rural and town teacher in Audrain County, she retired in 1949 and finished at Vandalia Southside School. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at First Christian Church Vandalia. burial in Vandalia Cemetery. She was born April 16 1906 on a Vandalia area farm. She married Arthur J. Carter December 23 1942. Survived by husband, sister Miriam Setterstrom of Linwood Kansas, nephew Ted Thomas of Emporia, aunt Miss Marie Neal. Preceded by parents and son Neal.
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Vandalia
Margaret Suzanna Carter
Audrain Medical Center
Carter
Audrain County
Vandalia Southside
First Christian Church
Glenn Vernon
Waters Funeral Home
George
Nora Neal Mosby
Kirksville
Warrensburg
Arthur J. Carter
Hannibal
Boyd
Miriam) Setterstrom
Linwood
Kan
Ted Thomas
Emporia
Marie Neal
Neal
Cosmos
Two Women Seek FBI Agent Jobs Under New Policy
Two lawyers, Sandra Nemser and Cynthia Gitt, say they will reapply to become FBI agents after the bureau ends its male only rule. Acting director Gray announced the change, with existing requirements and a 14 week training program remaining intact.
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Washington
Bureau
FBI
Sandra Rothenberg Nemser
Cynthia Gitt
Nemser
Denver
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
L. Patrick Gray II
Hoover
Gitt
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
Gray
Deadline Stands On Clean Cars Regulation
EPA chief William Ruckelshaus refused a one-year delay on 1975 model year auto emission standards under the 1970 Clean Air Amendments. He allowed limited concessions, including averaging emissions and one catalyst change, prompting criticism from automakers and some environmentalists.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Gerald C. Meyers
American Motors
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Barbara Reid
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
House
Congress
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Senate Air and Water Pollution
School Bus Bombers Get Prison Terms
TYLER Texas AP US District Court Judge William Wayne Justice sentenced two Longview men to federal prison terms for the 1970 bombing of 36 Longview Independent School District school buses. Fred Loyd Hayes drew 10 years, Kenneth Ray McMaster eight years, each to run concurrently with one year on a second count. Both exhausted appeals and remain in federal custody.
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Tyler
Tex
William Wayne
Longview
Longview Independent School District
Fred Loyd Hayes
Kenneth Ray McMaster
Springfield
Asst
U.S. Atty
Dale Long
Hayes
McMaster
Fulton Woman Will Wed To Former Priest
The Rev. Miss Shirley Carter 27 the second woman ordained to the gospel ministry by the Southern Baptist denomination will wed former Roman Catholic priest W Pringle Lee 52 May 28 at Rathwood Baptist Church. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Eddie Rickenbacker pastor of the church. Carter a Fulton Missouri native was ordained Aug 22 and the couple met as chaplains at the South Carolina State Hospital. Lee on leave from church duties for two years awaits laicization. They plan to continue attending Baptist and Catholic churches and both families will attend the wedding. Carter is staff chaplain at Harbison Correctional Institution for Women.
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Columbia
Shirley Carter
Southern Baptist Denomination
W. Pringle Lee
Rathwood Baptist Church
Miss Carter
Fulton
Eddie Rickenbacker
South Carolina State Hospital
Lee
Carter
Charleston
Harbison Correctional Institution For Women
Bulldozer Tragedy Kills 5 Year Old Near Sedalia
In Sedalia Missouri a bulldozer accident fatally injures 5 year old Melvin Harris Reno as his stepfather Melvin Reno backed the machine in a field five miles west of Sedalia. Sheriff's officers released the victim's identity Friday describing the fatal incident.
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Sedalia
Melvin Harris Reno
Melvin Reno
Stereo Shorts Fire Kills Two in Cape Girardeau Home
Two people died in a Cape Girardeau two story house fire at 4 a.m. on Pacific Ave. The blaze started from an electronic stereo short circuit. Victims were Von Crain, 23, a sailor on leave, and Katherine Siebert, 27, a Scott City legal secretary. Wiethop escaped unharmed. Property damage was extensive.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Dan Wiethop
Pacific Ave
von Crain
Cape Girardeau
Katherine Siebert
Scott City
Wiethop
Prison Term For Tax Evasion Woman Is Sentenced
A DeSoto woman Isabelle Walters age 50 was sentenced in St Louis federal court to eight years in prison and a $15000 fine for income tax evasion totaling more than $14000 and filing false returns for 1965 68. The judge allowed a review after 90 days. Walters pleaded guilty to 1968 related charges.
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ST. Louis
DeSoto
U.S. District Court
John K. Regan
Isabelle Walters
Police Talk At Hardin Junior High On Juvenile Law
Mexico police begin a three day series of talks for seventh and eighth graders at Hardin Junior High about criminal law as it applies to juveniles. Patrolmen Richard Dueffner Mike McPherson and Bill Haws will speak to each social studies class today and tomorrow. Ken Quick says Police Chief Bar Jones arranged the program.
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Mexico
Hardin
Richard Dueffner
Mike McPherson
Bill Haws
Ken Quick
Bar] Jones
Robnett couple welcomed son in Audrain Medical Center
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Robnett Jr. of Route 1 Laddonia are parents of a son born Friday at 1 pm in Audrain Medical Center. James Harold Robnett weighs 8 pounds 2 ounces and is a brother to Jonathan Paul, 1. Grandparents are Kenneth Robnett Sr. of Laddonia and Harold Dubbert of Martinsburg. Mr. Robnett is a farmer.
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Audrain Medical Center
Tim Lawrence
John G. Cline
Mexico
Frank J. Griesbauer
New Florence
Lewis C. Monk
Terry A. Gruer
Deborah M. Smithee
Auxvasse
Thomas Tanzey
Perry
Albert J. Tighe
Bowling Green
Robert W. Maddox
Memphis
Nell F. Scott
Florence Ford
Vandalia
Terrill Potts
Ida M. McKinnon
Rush Hill
Dennis R. Hawkins
Fulton
Stanley May
Earl W. Trogdon
Quenten Boyd
Wellsville
Theresa Maupin
Montgomery City
Harry Hammer
Columbia
Gertrude P. Smith
Josephine L. Playter
Laddonia
Illamae Hilton
Santa E
Cindy K. Sweitzer
Kenneth J. Robnett Jr
Route 1
James Harold Robnett
Jonathan Paul
Kenneth Robnett Sr
Harold Dubbert
Martinsburg
Robnett
Science May Have Killer For Mosquito
Government scientists report a breakthrough in controlling disease carrying mosquitoes without chemicals. Parasitic nematodes, specifically Reesimermis nielseni, kill larvae and are being field tested by the USDA and health agencies in El Salvador, Taiwan, and Thailand. Mass production could enable wide-area release, though cold or polluted water can reduce effectiveness.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S. Public Health Service
el Salvador
World Health Organization
Taiwan
Thailand
Reesimermis Nielseni
Agricultural Research
USDA
Louisiana
ARS
Augsburg Bomb Linked to Frankfurt Blast Probe
German explosives experts defused a bomb found at Augsburg police headquarters after two bombs damaged the building. One officer was injured as authorities probed a possible link to Thursday’s attack on a U.S. Army facility in Frankfurt that killed an American lieutenant colonel and wounded 13 others. Security was tightened at American installations across West Germany.
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Augsburg
Germany
August Scheep
Munich
U.S. Army
Frankfurt
V Corps
West Germany
Army
Doris Day Son Sues Mother Over Earnings
Los Angeles AP Doris Day faces a probate suit by her son Terry Melcher to reveal earnings from 1955. The action, labeled friendly by Melcher's attorney, seeks 25 percent of Day's earnings through his father Martin Melcher's 1968 death and 12.4 percent of gross since then for the estate.
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Los Angeles
Doris Day
Terry Melcher
Miss Day
Martin Melcher
Melcher
Love Bugs Invade Central Florida Again This Spring
In Gainesville, a swarm of love bugs covers highways in central Florida as an entomologist from the University of Florida notes their abundance may stem from predators like birds and dragonflies spurning their taste. He explains the insects swarm in pairs for four weeks each spring and fall, coating windshields and grills.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Lawrence A. Hetrick
University of Florida
Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences
Hetrick
Flood Crest Threat as Guadalupe Rises in Texas
A Guadalupe River flood crest swept toward the Gulf, killing eleven people in New Braunfels and Seguin areas and leaving about two dozen missing after a late Thursday cloudburst. About 3,000 evacuated at New Braunfels and 1,500 at Seguin. Damage topped 100 million dollars as riverfront areas were submerged and residents moved to higher ground. Clarence Knetsch, 61, a Secret Service agent in charge at San Antonio and former Lyndon B. Johnson ranch security chief, was among the dead. The river crested and then spread through Seguin, extending a quarter mile along the Texas 123 bridge as authorities evacuated riverfront residents.
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Tex
Guadalupe
Gulf of Mexico
Seguin
Comal
New Braunfels
Jim Hester
Clarence Knetsch
Secret Service
San Antonio
Knetsch
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas 123
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