Weather Summary and regional forecast highlights
The notice reports 7:00 a.m. readings with a 48 degree high and a 35 degree low from the previous day, plus month to date rainfall figures and year to date totals. Ledgerland foresees partly cloudy skies and mild conditions into Tuesday with upper 60s to around 70, while Missouri remains mild with highs near 70 and scattered showers midweek. Kansas City area lake levels, hospital admissions, births, deaths, marriages, public safety notes, and traffic incidents are itemized, alongside livestock market quotes and national grain futures.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Grand
Market Reports and NYC Finance News Summary
Commodity bids show oats corn and soybeans with no. 2 yellow corn at 2.5416 and Dec wheat near 3.54. NY financials rise modestly as NYC finance rescue hopes lift the Dow to 854.14 with Newmont active at 22.54 and indices nudging higher amid rate outlook uncertainty.
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Chicago — Board of Trade
Italian French Reds Join Strategy
The Italian and French Communist parties issued a joint communique declaring every country has the right to choose its own political and social system without foreign interference. They pledged multiparty politics, voting rights, and development of democratic institutions, and called their stance a strategy for Western European communism. The statement followed talks between Georges Marchais and Enrico Berlinguer and emphasized fighting American imperialism and foreign interference while affirming work within Western parliamentary systems.
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Rome
Western Europe
Georges Marchais
Enrico Berlinguer
Communist Parties
Europe
Moscow
Andrei Sakharov
Oslo
United Nations
Missouri teachers urge 75 million boost to school funding
Missouri State Teachers Association leaders demand at least 75 million more for public schools to preserve education quality. An executive secretary cites rising costs for supplies and fuel, with salaries lagging inflation. The survey covers 183 districts and 62 percent of Missouri public school children, urging salary increases tied to any funding boost. strikes are ruled out.
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Missouri Legislature
Missouri State Teachers Association
J. A. Kinder
Association
Missouri
Kinder
MSTA
Missouri Public Expenditures Survey
Hunting accident claims Brown in Callaway County
A Callaway County man Harrison Alvin Brown 28 of Williamsburg died after a deer hunting accident near Kingdom of Callaway Estates. The gun discharge occurred during a deer tracking effort by six hunters. Brown's funeral is set for Tuesday at Baker Funeral Home New Florence.
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Callaway County
Harrison Alvin Brown
Williamsburg
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Fulton
J. E. Townsend
Howard Harrington
Wellsville
Kingdom of Callaway Estates
Mr. Harrington
George
Pete) Harrington
Pete
Mr. Brown
Herbert and
Leona Forest Brown
Joyce Tyler
Harrison Alvin Jr
Holts Summit
Angela
John
Kingdom City
James
Herbert
Joe
Delores McDonald
Baker Funeral Home
New Florence
Rev. B. Nelson
Yucatan
Funeral Home
Mrs. Stella Anderson rites held at Centralia
Services for Stella Olive Anderson 90 of Mexico were held Sunday at Meadow and Son Funeral Chapel in Centralia. The Rev. Mitchell Stephens officiated with soloist Shirley Friedli and organist Margaret Kuntz. Burial followed at Glendale Memorial Gardens Cemetery Centralia, pallbearers included Clarence Cleeton W L Collens Chester Forrest R E Pollock Jr Grant Ridgeway and Roy L Turner.
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Stella Olive Anderson
Mexico
Meadow and Son
Mitchell Stephens
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Shirley Friedli
Margaret Kuntz
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Clarence Cleeton
W.L. Collens
Chester Forrest
R.E. Pollock Jr
Grant Ridgeway
Roy L. Turner
Mrs. Jefferson Services Held
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Harrison Jefferson at the Second Baptist Church with Rev. William Duncan officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Organist Ricky Moore accompanied pallbearers Robert Williams James Long Clifford John Gene and Tex Williams with honorary pallbearers Warren Elmer Edward Williams and David Wayne Fisher. Arnold Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Second Baptist Church
William Duncan
Elmwood
Ricky Moore
Robert Williams
James Long
Clifford
John
Gene
Tex Williams
Warren
Elmer
Edward Williams
David Wayne Fisher
Arnold Funeral Home
Betty Ford hails new First Ladies booklet at White House
Washington AP Betty Ford welcomes an official volume on The First Ladies praising its role in advancing women s rights at a White House ceremony. She notes progress since The Presidents of the United States guide. Anjani Ambegacker set for a UK tour after Missouri Columbia appearance.
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Washington
Betty Ford
Columbia
Anjani Ambegacker
Missouri-Columbia
John Griffin Dies Longtime Sturgeon Barber at 88
John Noah Griffin 88, a longtime Sturgeon resident and 55-year barber, died unexpectedly Sunday at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico. He was born July 9, 1887 in Ashland, married Grace Bush in 1915, and survived by spouse, two sons Howard and Elmer, two daughters Pauline Mackley and Allene Atkinson, a sister, 12 grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Meadow and Son Funeral Chapel with burial in Elmwood Cemetery, visitation after 1 p.m. today.
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John Noah Griffin
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
James
Susan Utt Griffin
Ashland
Grace Bush
Howard C
Centralia
Elmer
Washington
Mrs Effie Hale Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Effie M. Hale were conducted at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev. Marvin Jones and Rev. Cleo Sexton officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. Shirley Ballinger played organ. pallbearers were George Stahl Charles Arnold John Warner James Link Marvin McCown and Joe McCoy.
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Effie M. Hale
Arnold Funeral Home
Marvin Jones
Cleo Sexton
Elmwood Cemetery
Shirley Ballinger
George Stahl
Charles Arnold
John Warner
James Link
Marvin McCown
Joe McCoy
No Decision On Appeal Yet, Quinlans Say
Morristown New Jersey AP report says Karen Quinlan's parents have not decided whether to appeal the Nov. 10 ruling by Superior Court Judge Robert Muir Jr. They could still pursue higher courts. doctors oppose removing life support. The appeal timeline remains open with more than a month left to file.
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Morristown
Karen Anne Quinlan
Paul W. Armstrong
Joseph
Julia Quinlan
Karen
Robert Muir Jr
Armstrong
Muir
Miss Quinlan
No Third Party Race For Reagan
CHICAGO Ronald Reagan says he will not be a third party candidate if he fails to secure the GOP nomination. He warns third parties divide like minded voters and urges reconsideration of U.N. policy after a harsh anti Zionist resolution. He spoke Sunday at the International Sanitary Supply Association event.
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Chicago
Ronald Reagan
California
International Sanitary Supply Association
Reagan
United States
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Five Die in Missouri Family Auto Crash En Route to Wedding
Five members of the Norman Schmidt family from Harwood Missouri and a 16 year old friend Yolanda Nichols were killed in a crash near McPherson Kansas as they traveled to a wedding. A second auto carrying three Wichita residents also collided, making this the state’s worst interstate crash in 11 years.
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EL Dorado
Kan
Missouri
McPherson
Norman Schmidt
Harwood
Yolanda R. Nichols
Shell City
Canton
Dash Believes Nixon Ordered Tape Erased
Samuel Dash former chief counsel to the Senate Watergate Committee says in People magazine he believes President Nixon ordered erasure of an 18 minute tape segment that would prove when he learned of the break in. He cites a June 20 1972 recording gap and Haldeman’s report to Nixon about the Democratic National Headquarters burglary.
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New York
Samuel Dash
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
White House
People Magazine
Cash
H.R. Haldeman
Rail Unions Delay Strike Date To Dec 4
Washington AP Four shopcraft unions postpone a railroad strike to December 4 to allow the Presidents emergency board to interpret its recommendations on subcontracting maintenance and repairs. Mediators said the delay comes after both sides endorsed the board’s subcontracting plan but need clarification. unions seek a pattern wage increase of 41 percent over three years, while boilermakers electrical workers firemen and carmen cover maintenance and rebuilding of equipment. Such unions represent about 15 percent of the industry workforce and could trigger a broader stoppage if others honor picket lines.
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Washington
Presidential Board
Justice Douglas In Oregon Hospital
Former U S Supreme Court Justice William C Douglas is in Portland's Good Samaritan Hospital for rehabilitation and treatment of discomfort. His physician said he is in good condition and spirits after a nonemergency admission following a stroke on New Year's Eve.
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U.S. Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Portland
Good Samaritan Hospital
Douglas
Joseph Paquet
Washington, D.C
William Jr
Goose Prairie
Wash
Washington
Ford
Hearst Judge Hears Plea On Postponement
Patricia Hearst's lawyers seek a postponement to allow psychiatric treatment with a possible February trial start. Judge Carter weighs defense and government arguments as a 9th Circuit ruling may exempt time spent in testing from the 90 day speedy trial limit. Hearst, 21, was kidnapped in 1974 by the SLA and claims coercion and brainwashing.
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Patricia Hearst
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U.S
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Circuit Court of Appeals
Albert Johnson
William Walter Sargent
London
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Sargent
San Mateo County
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Revolutionary Band
Pressure grows in Congress on New York City aid plan
Congress tightens timing as Thanksgiving recess looms and fears of a looming default rise. House Banking Committee considers a Rhodes Reuss compromise cutting loan guarantees to 4 billion and shortening guarantee duration to five years. MAC debt swap could avert cash payments risking a formal default.
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Arizona
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D-Wis
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Ways and Means
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Eldridge Cleaver Plans Return to United States
Eldridge Cleaver, an early Black Panther leader, went to the American Embassy in Paris to obtain a one way travel document home. He is expected to fly Tuesday, ending a seven year exile, and will face parole violation charges upon return.
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Oakland
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Bookmobile stops in Sturgeon Tuesday all day
The Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile will visit Sturgeon on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Readings and loans available at the city location with library staff on site to assist patrons.
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Daniel Boone Regional Library
Sturgeon
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