Weathering: 7 00 a.m forecast and local updates
Weathering report notes mostly cloudy cold conditions tonight and Friday with lows in the 20s to 30s and highs near 40s to 50s in parts of Missouri and Kansas City. Forecast includes added detail on Lake of the Ozarks and Pomme de Terre reservoir levels, hospital admissions in multiple towns, births and dismissals, deaths, a small fire incident, and general precipitation outlook.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Public safety and court notes from city daily record
The Daily Record reports fire and police activity with car accidents on Jefferson and Liberty streets, parking lot collisions, and property damage. It lists multiple minor traffic offenses and a busy city court docket with fines for negligent driving, intoxication, disobedience, and other infractions, plus overtime parking tickets and a contraband liquor sale approval in circuit court. It also cites deaths and a marriage license application.
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S. Jefferson Street
E. Liberty Street
Randall Sudbrook
S. Western St
Liberty
Jefferson Street
Donald Garrison
Fulton
Garrison
Florsheim
Everett Johnson
S. Alabama St
Hazel Hawkins
S. Singleton St
Hawkins
Lorie Remley
Yale St
West Plaza
Larry Bulson
Alabama St
Robert Hall
Marine Drive
Anna C. Lichtenberg
E. Love
Francis Stuart
Fairsite St
Glen R. Riley
W. Love
Ralph Williams
N. Jefferson Sr
Winston F. Groves
Route 2
Donald Johnston
Belton
William Cash
N. Jefferson St
Delbert Stockman
Jefferson City
William Ritter
E. Promenade St
Alfred W. Travis
Mexico
Charlene Lou Brandenburg
Route 4
Jimmy Hildebrand
Route 5
Carl Mongler
Robert W. Johnston
Denver
Colo
Crisis update outlines speed limits and fuel controls
State workers urged to keep speeds under 60 mph on smaller roads as the Missouri Fuel Allocation Board processes 300 emergency requests for fuel this winter. McDonnell Douglas set a 68 degree limit at its St Louis County complex, while St Charles County deputies limited patrol speeds to 50 mph on county roads. Stock markets rallied on energy and political news, with the Dow up around 12 points at midday amid improving sentiment from Mideast talks and Nixon speech.
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Missouri Fuel Allocation Board
St. Louis
McDonnell Douglas Corp
St. Charles County
New York
Nixon
American Stock Exchange
Amex
Federal
Deaths Paris Finnigan 87 longtime area farmer dies
William J Finnigan 87 of Monroe Manor Nursing Home dies at Audrain Medical Center after retirement from farming. Visitation Friday at Agnew in Paris with rosary at 7 p.m. Funeral Saturday at Paris Catholic Church, burial Walnut Grove Cemetery. Survived by Ida Miller wife, daughter Mary Hewitt, two grandchildren.
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Paris
William J. Finnigan
Monroe Manor
Audrain Medical Center
Paris Catholic Church
Walnut Grove
Agnew Funeral Home
Patrick McMyler
Finnigan
Benjamin
Matilda Dixon Finnigan
Ida Miller
Mary Hewitt
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Grandson of Mrs. O D Austin Killed in Auto Crash
Eric Beckenholdt 20 of Pittsfield Sr. died after his car overturned on a curve near Macomb Michigan around 7 p m Wednesday. He was pronounced dead at McDonald District Hospital. Surviving are his parents a grandmother and sister Sherry a Pittsfield High student. Body to Plattner Funeral Home with services tentatively set for Saturday.
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Eric Beckenholdt
Wilbur
Patricia Austin Beckenholdt
Pittsfield
Macomb
Beckenholdt
McDonald District Hospital
C. D. Austin Sr
Fairground Ave
C. D. Austin Jr
Pittsfield High School
Sherry
Plattner
Mrs Minnie Donovan Dies Today in Centralia
Mrs Minnie Donovan, aged lifelong Boone County resident, died this morning in Centralia. Funeral arrangements are pending at Meador and Son Funeral Home. Survived by brother Jake Jennings of Centralia, sister Mrs Bess Lauer of Arnett Oklahoma, and niece Mrs Wealthy Brockel of Florissant.
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Centralia
Minnie Donovan
Boone County
March
Meador and Son Funeral Home
Jake Jennings
Bess Lauer
Arnett
Okla
Wealthy Brockel
Florissant
Woods Testifies on Nixon Tapes Gap in Recordings
Miss Woods described difficulty hearing every word on the Watergate tapes and denied editing them. Haldeman appears under subpoena as Butterfield previously testified on tape clarity. Woods and Buzhardt produced a March 1973 conversation reel and dismissed any supposed gap after checking logs.
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Miss Woods
Nixon
Samuel J. Powers
H. R. Haldeman
Sirica
Haldeman
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Alexander P. Butterfield
John W. Dean Iit
J. Fred Buzhardt
Mr. Buzhardt
Mrs. Frank Guthrie Dies in Winnetka
Mrs. Frank W. Guthrie of Winnetka Illinois died after a long illness. Survived by her husband a son a daughter and grandchildren. Services pending at a Winnetka funeral home. Memorials may be sent to the cancer fund.
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Frank W. Guthrie
Winnetka, Ill
Mexico
Winnetka-area
Cancer Fund
Peace Talks Probe Aid to Encircled Egyptian Army
An outline from Kissinger and Sadat proposes delivering non military supplies to the encircled Egyptian Third Army without Israeli withdrawal. Egypt would revisit its demand to free the Third Army by returning to positions held on October 22, the first U.N. cease fire. Mrs Meir held a cabinet meeting to review the talks. Maa tiv Washington dispatch notes the U.N. would oversee aid delivery to the Fourth Army.
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Egypt
Kissinger
Sadat
U.N
Meir
Maativ
Washington
United Nations
Jaworski Secures Independence To Sue President
Watergate special prosecutor Leon Jaworski told a House subcommittee he received explicit assurances from White House chief of staff Alexander Haig that he could sue the President if necessary in pursuing the Nixon investigation. He said Haig’s assurance, discussed with the President, established Jaworski’s complete independence, a condition he sought before accepting Cox’s vacancy.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
White House
Jaworski
House
Alexander Haig
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Cox
Haig
Robert W. Kartenmeier
D-Wis
Houston
Hutchens Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Howard Hutchens were conducted by the Rev. Joe Acuff at First Baptist Church, with burial in Glendale Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Meader and Son Funeral Home handled arrangements. Pallbearers included Shannon H. Adams, Victor Bugg, Joe Cragin, L. C. Henderson, Leon Hudson, Leslie Reynolds, Donald Roddy, and Wilbur Wright.
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Centralia
Howard Hutchens
Joe Acuff
First Baptist Church
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Meader and Son Funeral Home
Shannon H. Adams
Victor Bugg
Joe Cragin
L. C. Henderson
Leon Hudson
Leslie Reynolds
Donald Roddy
Wilbur Wright
Campaign Leader Denies Charges in Watergate Probe
A Nixon re election official denied under oath that a Florida builder offered $100,000 to fix his FHA troubles. Benjamin Fernandez said Priestes offered a $25,000 donation and that no favors were promised or asked. Fernandez described Priestes as a convicted liar and said he never knew the builder’s problems.
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Washington
Florida
Benjamin Fernandez
Hispanic Finance Committee
John J. Priestes
Coral Gables
Senate Watergate Committee
Fernandez
Priestes
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
George Romney
Federal Housing Administration
Watergate Committee
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Stans
Nixon
Carlos Fernandez
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Congress
Mills
Larry E. Williams
Edward J. Gurney
Gurney
The
Miami Herald
Jim Groot
Williams
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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David D. Jones
John E. Strobel
John T. Hagan
Richard D. West
Harry P. Kammarmeyer
Frank Arnald
Alva Benskin
Richard West
Edward W. Brocksteck
Irene C. Yowell
Kenneth G. Thornton
Forrest G. Forman
Larry W. Adams
Charles H. Spradlin
Auxvasse
Martha F. Henderson
Delmar Stevenson
Wellsville
Mark D. Curtis
Laddonia
Henry H. Johnson
Rushill
David W. Renner
Vandalia
Wallace H. Spurling
Thompson
Bobby D. Durham
Hannibal
Becky J. Ingram
Tina L. Hager
John W. Hopper
Mary M
Hubert
Victor L. Losson
Monroe City
Marvin L. Sparks
Shelbina
Porter L. Boles
Robert W. Love
Benton City
Donald A. Willingham
Santa Fe
James C. Woolfolk
New London
Ralph Dean Shoemaker
Edward M. Hall
A. Dale Rutherford
Middletown
William Maddox
Phyllis Rummans
William Joe Wilson
Allie Sims
Filbert L. Davenport
Barry Moore
Brenda Vanshike
Wally Brashear
John A. Anderson
William OD. Fitzpatrick
Robert L
Forbis
W. F. Wenger
Lucy Scobee
James Trower
Lucille M. Jamison
Charles Leonard Mallory
Ruth A. Trasher
Tammy Childress
Robert Nowlin
Susan Rose
Gertrude
Boyd
Abe Willingham
William A. Schindler
Hanley St
Boonville
Hermann
Cape Girardeau
Quincy
the Daily Record
R. C. Romdall
Olive St
Frank Guthrie
Milton Edward Pruessner
Betty Rose Browning
Circuit Court
Frank Twehous
Department of Liquor Control
Albert Douglas
Cephus Junior Lamberson
Osborne and
Heim
Venita Bernice Lamberson
Leonard H. Mundy
James Mundy
Eorgia Stuart
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
National Stockyards, II
U.S
A. B. Chance
Commerce Bancshares
Wetteray
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dresser Industries
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Ramada
O.D. Austin
Watergate
John C. Bennett
Mellers Euatk Drive-Inne
Winnetka
Escadrille
Escadrille Collection
By Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Saxony
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