Weather Summary and River Readings for Missouri and Kansas City
Official 7:00 am readings show 24 hour high 83 and low 58 with 7 am temperature 85. Forecast: Ledgerland partly cloudy with a chance of thundershowers tonight and warm sunny conditions Tuesday. Missouri expects a few storms tonight and sunny Tuesday with highs in the mid 80s, extended warm with possible showers Wednesday to Friday. River and lake levels reported for Lake of the Ozarks and others with multiple sites showing below or near normal levels and several gage readings for St. Louis area rivers.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Hospital Admissions At Audrain Medical Center Report
Admissions list names numerous patients across towns such as Mexico Vandalia Centralia Williamsburg Wellsville and Fulton plus newborns and dismissals. Notable birth announcements include a son to Ronald D and wife in Holliday and a daughter to Rodean H Sherwood Route 2. Death reported: Mrs Eva L Lowe aged 79.
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Audrain Medical Center
Pearl A. Jones
William H. O'Connor
William Smith
Ila B. Brown
Ruby W. McCord
Doris M. Riney
Mildred ¥. Shire
Esther L. Mayes
Earl Edward Jaeger II
Richard K. Kendrick
Thomas O. Long
John H. Potter
Hubert George
Earl Tinnill
James Thomas Hinson
Leon F. Terry
Mexico
Nanda C. Stuart
Porter
Wilson of Holliday
Rodean H. Sherwood
Dennis Gerald
Public Safety Reports Highlight Local Incidents
No summons issued after a Saturday 9:25 a.m. accident at South Clark and West Promenade Streets involving Michael E. Williams of Laddonia and Norma Lee Salmons Route 4. Minor damage to Salmons vehicle, moderate to Williams. Other reports include a parked car vandalism claim at 514 Woodlawn, a stolen gas cap, moved parking blocks at Hardee's, a possible break in at Mexico Lanes, attempted entry at Stull Electronics, theft of a pickup with later damage, flag pole theft at Sunnydale Academy, and a suspect held on an Insufficient funds check with bond issues.
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Michael E. Williams
Laddonia
Norma Lee Salmons
Route 4
South Clark
West Promenade
Williams
Salmons
John Carr
Woodlawn
J.W. Harvey
Lanne
Sunnydale Academy
Ray Gene Stout
Centralia
Missouri Market Reports Mixed Hog Cattle Prices
Missouri livestock market shows slaughter hogs mostly down across weights with sows and boars steady to higher. Cattle declines noted for slaughter steers and heifers, with various grade ranges and price windows. Wheat, corn, oats, and soy futures mixed in Chicago and national stockyards updates.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agri-Mns
Roger Parker
National
Ill
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Stock Market Drops as Inflation Fears Rise
The New York market slid with the Dow down 7.60 to 922.66 at noon as inflation concerns and higher interest rates persist. The CPI rose 0.8 percent in April, signaling a 9.6 percent yearly rate, while banks raised prime lending rates from 6% to 6.5%. Facet Enterprises led the active list but fell, and NYSE and AMEX indices plunged with light volume as analysts expect further rate hikes.
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New York
Federal Reserve
City Council Advances Street Plan and Subdivision
The council moves to adopt the annual street maintenance program with slurry sealing on 20 city streets and reviews a $300,026.98 low bid from Hardys, Inc. for Phase 2 of the Boulevard repaving project. It also will approve final plans for Osage Park Subdivision No. 3 off Lakeview Street and appoint judges for the June 7 sales tax election while facing a radio station licensing case involving Myles and a nonlicensed tower.
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Hardys, Inc., Construction Co
Shelbyville
Gary Eide
Osage Park
Lakeview Street
Roy Kent
Eva L. Lowe Dies Former Mexico Resident at 79
Eva L. Lowe 79 formerly of Mexico died Saturday morning at the Home of the Aged Baptists in Trenton She was born January 31 1896 in Pike County Illinois daughter of Samuel and Louise Tiller Stanley She worked for Kroger in St Louis and later at the Hoxsey Hotel in Mexico before retiring in 1964 Services will be Tuesday at 2 pm at Sims Funeral Home Frankford with Rev Frank Park officiating Burial follows at Riverview Cemetery Frankford The Arnold Funeral Home handled local arrangements Survivors include son Perry Lowe Mexico daughter Helen Hamilton Chicago three grandchildren Ande Lowe Earlville Lisa Lowe Kankakee Sam Hammer Detroit one sister Myrtle Dunbar Hannibal one brother Robert Stanley Fond du Lac Wis and 10 great grandchildren
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Mexico
Aged Baptists
Trenton
Pike County
Illinois
Samual
Louise Tiller Stanley
Order of the Eastern Star
Emmanuel White Shrine
King's Daughters and Sons
Perry Lowe
Helen Hamilton
Chicago, Il
Ande Lowe
Earlville
Ill
Lisa Lowe
Kankakee
Sam Hammer
Detroit
Mich
Myrtle Dunbar
Hannibal
Robert Stanley
Fond du Lac
Wis
Sims Funeral
Frankford
Frank Park
First Baptist Church
Riverview
Arnold Funeral Home A
Rites Today for Mrs Spencer at Local Funeral Home
Services for Mrs Raymond Spencer 84 of 609 South Missouri were conducted by Rev Tom Adams at Precht Pickering Funeral Home. Pallbearers included Harris Maupin Jr W A Bramble Waterston Martin Harold Curry and Clyde Walker. Burial followed at Laddonia Cemetery.
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Raymond
Margaret) Spencer
S. Missouri
Precht- Pickering
Tom Adams
Mexico United
Carter Signs 5 Billion Tax Cut Bill
President Carter signed a tax cut measure promising direct relief of 5 billion to individuals with lower withholding rates starting next month. The law, spanning 28 months, is estimated to cut taxes by 34.1 billion and accompanies a 225 million package for drought relief projects in Western communities.
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Carter
White House
Rose Garden
Congress
Cards Reinstate Al Hrabosky
The St. Louis Cardinals lift the suspension of relief pitcher Al Hrabosky after a meeting with manager Vern Rapp and club officials. A spokesman said the incidents causing the ban were discussed and a satisfactory solution reached, with Hrabosky present along with his attorney Gerhard Petzall.
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St, Louis AP
St. Louis Cardinals
al Hrabosky
Vern Rapp
Soviets and U.S. Clash Over Helsinki Human Rights Pact
In a developing dispute ahead of a Belgrade session on the 1975 Helsinki accords, the Carter administration builds evidence of Soviet human rights violations while Moscow counters with its own charges against the United States and its allies. Diplomats warn the Belgrade meeting could become a courthouse wrangle unless carefully steered.
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Council of Europe
Court of Human Rights
Europe
Complex maze of air fares dominates summer travel
Travelers face a wide and tangled array of air fares and packages with New York to London round trips from 299 to 1312 dollars. Charter flights surge to about 30 percent of trans Atlantic travel, while excursion and charter plans impose advance purchase, stay and cancellation terms. APEX, OTC, ITC, aBC schemes add further rules, costs and restrictions for domestic and international trips.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
New York
London
United States
Europe
OTC
North America
ITC
Abc
Civil Aeronautics Board
Abcs
Consumers May Feel Squeeze Of Controls
Harrisburg report notes tighter EPA pesticide rules will raise prices and shrink crop choices. Industry experts warn mushrooms berries and niche crops may become scarce as labels exclude minor uses. Growers anticipate higher costs and more frequent spraying to combat pests, affecting homeowners and small farmers most.
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Harrisburg
Environmental Protection Agency
Winand Hock
Pennsylvania State University
Ed Hopkins
Pennsylvania
HPA
Boyd Mertz
Northcentral
Mertz
EPA
Bob Kuykendall
State Charts Own Course On Water Use
Missouri will seek federal help when needed but pursue state self determination in water, Gov. Teasdale said at the National Conference on Water. He urged wise water use and outlined 10 issues including water rights legislation, supply, quality, floodplain management, dam safety and power plant siting, warning about priority uses during shortages. The governor directed a state department to aid a House committee sub committee in examining water rights legislation.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Joseph P. Teasdale
National Conference On Water
Teasdale
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Missouri House Agriculture Committee
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