Local Weather and Public Safety Summary
Readings show high near 70s in Missouri and 60s elsewhere with tonight and Sunday forecast partly cloudy. Hospital notes list admissions and a tribute to Mrs. Bertha Grantham while marriage license applications include Welch Belcher and Parrish Adams pairs. Public Safety reports record minor vehicle accidents with no injuries and routine incidents in Mexico and Vandalia.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Abner A. Scott
James Edward Welch Means
Martinsburg
Ronda Sue Belcher
Laddonia
Columbia
Jerry Lynn Parrish
Arlington
Ten
Janet Kay Adams
Centralia
Roger David Parris
Marcy Lynn Adams
Multiple incidents reported in The Daily Record brief
A 6:32 am accident near Gardner home led to a DWI summons for Roy E. Durham Jr. Afterward a dump truck damaged a stop sign on a gravel road near Mexico, minor injuries were reported. Break-ins at Bob's Auto Clinic and South Side Market yielded cash losses. A Laddonia man faced a property destruction charge. tools were stolen from a farm house east of Mexico. Court filings include a divorce petition and a careless driving charge. Market and stock notes wrap the update.
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Charles Kinsman
Rt. 4
Mexico
PSD
Mae ‘Weidler
W. Monroe
Margaret Jane Humey
Arcadia
Mra Weidler
Public Safety Cat
James P. Hill
Woodlawn
Lindell M. Allen
Allen
Sims
Pear the Hill
Jackson
Shirley Aan
Jefferson City
Jean H. Hartegan
Koelling
Hartegan
Roy E. Durham Jr
Shelbyville
Fern Gardner
Union
Gardner
Elmer L. Ausaicker
Robin Hood
Jackson and Muldrow
Auxvasse Stone and Gravel
Public Safety Department
Bob’s Auto Clinic
Clay
Bob Schulte
South Side
W. Breckenridge
Martin Witte
Charles R. Brandenburg
Rockets Mortars In Lebanon Battle
In a clash between a Christian village and a Moslem village south of Beirut rockets and mortars were exchanged, killing one man. The fighting began Friday night after four bodyguards of aides to right wing Christian leader Camille Chamoun were kidnapped.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Turks Greeks Settle One Issue
In Brussels the Greek and Turkish prime ministers announced major progress toward defusing tensions. Demirel agreed that disputes over all rights in the Aegean Sea should be resolved by The Hague International Court, following nearly three hours of talks.
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Brussels
Belgium
Greece
Turkey
Suleyman Demirel
Aegean Sea
The
Hague
McBrides Welcome Daughter at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Ronald E McBride of Middletown welcomed a daughter weighing eight pounds four ounces born at 7 18 a m Friday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr McBride is a farmer.
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Audrain Medical Center
Hubert H. Hill
Donald
Feria
Walter
Auxvause
John C. Trower
Vandalia
Maude E. Wooda
Willowslow Springs
Orr
Ronald E. McBride
Middletown
Apolinar Garza
Mary Louise Wainscott
Glen Matthiesen
Virgil Duncan
John Chapman
Robert A. Newbrough Sr
Thomas Wilkins
Udell Cross
Geneva Comstock
Robert Bohrer
Randy Sudbrook
Jewell Ellyson
Kenneth Schutte
Mexico
Charles Grisham
Fulton
Lee Talley
Paris
Theodore Borgmeyer
Howard Harrington
Elisville
John Maxwell
Rush Hill
Marjorie Stuart
Wilbur Ane Laddonia
Emma Hodan
Montgomery City
Maurine Peabody
Orville Dowell
Bertha Grantham
Mr. McBride
Family Reunited After Daughter’s 23 Year Search
In Richmond Missouri a long separated family gathers for a belated birthday reunion as Mrs. Joyce Winder locates her mother Rita Clark, bringing together sisters Barbara Ramsey and Mrs. Donald Ramsey in Tucson and at last in Missouri. Richard Clark, now 24 and a bricklayer, meets his mother at Kansas City Airport while Barbara Ramsey and Joyce Winder travel from California and Missouri respectively. The tale spans Holyoke Massachusetts, Brunswick Missouri, O’Fallon Illinois, and El Toro California, with a wave of tears and histories merging after years apart.
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Richmond
William Foley
Holyoke
Mass
Hita Clark
Donald Ramsey
Costa Mesa
Calif
Tucson
Ariz
Richard Clark
Kansas City International Airport
Ramsey
Costa Mega
Leroy Winder
Poplar Bluff
Foley
Joyce Clark Winder
Lewis Clark
Richard
Joseph Clark
Brunswick
Barbara
Joyce
St. Louis
O'Fallon
McDonnell Douglas Aircraft
Barbara Ramsey
Marine Corps
el Toro
California
Joyce Winder
Rita Doris Clark
Air Force
Joyce Hnally
Rita Donna Clark
Missouri Senate extends 55 mph limit two more years
The Missouri Senate approved a bill keeping the 55 mile per hour speed limit in place for two years, sending the measure to the governor. Without the limit, Missouri would risk over 125 million dollars in federal highway funds. The session also addressed school funding, junior college district levies, and circuit court judges amid related amendments.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Senate
Missouri
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
House
Albert Spradling
Dape Girardeau
Spradling
Cape Girardeau
Bollinger
Crawford, Dent, Iron
Reynolds
Wayne Counties
St. Louis County
Litton Speaks on Deficit Spending at Mo. Commencement
Rep. Jerry Litton of Missouri denounces deficit spending as taxation without representation while urging a balanced budget in the long term. He emphasizes job creation as the top priority and notes rising unemployment drains government funds and reduces tax revenues.
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Columbia
Jerry Litton
Dmo
Litton
America
Sues To Stay On Cosmetology Board
AP report states Tanya Kay Accurso wins temporary stay on Missouri Board of Cosmetology. Her term ended October 13 but Senate did not confirm her extension. court orders payment of meeting expenses while hearing to resolve case is scheduled for July 13.
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Jefferson City
Tanya Kay Accurao
State Board of Cosmetology
Cole Ceaty Circuit Court
Blue Springs
Christopher S. Bond
Senate
Accurso
CP Center Ends Year's Activities
Audrain County Cerebral Palsy Center closes for summer with a school year wrap. A Cerebral Palsy bowling league picnic featured a $208 donation from president Mrs. Bob Meador. Mothers' Club luncheon at Mrs. Clyde Cash home. Older pupils toured Audrain County Historical and Saddle Horse Museums guided by Mrs. Bernice Altrogge.
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Audrain County
Washington Week Idle in Capital as Memorial Day Break Spreads
Washington remains largely quiet as Congress backs away for another holiday. President Ford travels to Europe, vetoes a $5.8 billion jobs bill, and Vice President Rockefeller stays in New York with his family. Secretary Kissinger is abroad, reducing coverage of junior officials and embassy parties in the capital.
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Washington
Potomac
Ford
Europe
White House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Henry A. Kissinger
Bartels Scared Of Clay Probe Report Says
ST LOUIS RP John R Bartels Jr ousted head of the DEA tried to halt a 1972 drug probe of Rep William Clay D Mo sources say Bartels feared Clay influence or sought head of the DLE He was dismissed and replaced by Henry Dogin The probe continued with reports of Clay present at a narcotics discussion in fall 1972 and Conley also named in court records The Clay investigation remains active and Bartels faced internal DEA turmoil after its creation in 1973
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ST. Louis
John R. Bartels Jr
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
William Clay
D-Mo
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bartels
Clay
U.S
Drug Law Enforcement Organization
Drug Enforcement Administration
Henry 8. Dogin
DLE
Kansas City
Globe- Democrat
FBI
Globe-Democrat
Myles J. Ambrose
Robber's Phony Gun Fails to Stop Designer Bellini
New York designer Jacques Bellini confronted a holdup in his East Side apartment. He hurled an antique bench at the intruder, grabbed the gun he believed was real, and fled with $95, a $900 wristwatch, and a gold ring. The weapon fired pellets.
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New York
Jacques Bellini
Bellini
East Side
Explorers Claim Find Of Lost City Of Incas
London AP report says David Davies of London University of Anthropology and Ross Salmon claim discovery of the legendary Lost City of the Incas in the Andes. They brought back gold axheads statuettes and nuggets to support the myth of a Golden City feared looting before excavation.
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London
Andes
South America
London University of Anthropology
David Davies
Ross Salmon
General Says He Worked On Castro Plot For JFK
Prosecutors announce 125 charges against four real estate industry officials and three firms in a Florida land fraud scheme. The scope targets 56 development agencies alleged to have sold unregistered securities to 30,000 to 80,000 investors totaling up to $1 billion, with Green Swamp Polk County lots involved. Names include Harris A. Coller, Lane Hartwell, Philip Swan, and David Edstrom.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Florida
David Bludworth
Tallahassee
Corp
Fort Lauderdale
Harris A. Coller
Coral Gables
2809 Corp
Green Swamp
Polk County
Comptroller's
Coller
Lane Hartwell
Stuart
Hartwell and Associates
North Palm Beach
Jacksonville
Hartwell
Philip Swan
David Edstrom
SEI
Swan
Edstrom
Cattlemen to Appeal Beef Grading Ruling
ANCA plans to appeal a federal court decision blocking USDA from implementing its beef grading standards. The appeal aims to challenge the ruling by Judge Robert V. Denney in Omaha. The contested change would lower marbling thresholds for quality grades, potentially moving more cattle into higher categories. The government is expected to appeal as well, with a final decision possible by Monday.
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Omaha
Neb
American National Cattemen’s Association
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Steve Muehlberg
USDA
Eagleton Opposes Adding To Oil Cost
In St Louis Senator Thomas Eagleton argues against Ford’s oil price rise and calls for using allocation and import bids under the Trade Expansion Act to curb fuel use without raising consumer costs. He warns a 2 a barrel tariff would lift prices across oil, coal, propane, electricity, transportation, and food. He supports sealed bid imports to spur competition and lower prices.
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ST. Louis
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Gerald Ford
Eagleton
Ford
Aerate
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