Weather and market notes from The Daily Record Nov 26 1973
Weather readings show high 52 and low 40 in last 24 hours with 7 a.m. temp 42. Forecast calls for showers through Tuesday and a 60 percent rain chance tonight, 40 percent Tuesday. Missouri river and lake levels listed along with public safety and court notes. Market reports cover Missouri livestock, Chicago grain futures, and New York stock activity amid Nixon energy comments. Losses split between hogs and cattle, with wheat and soybeans mixed. Over 500 deaths expected in Thanksgiving traffic, NSC reports.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
National Stockyards
U.S
Centralia Man Blanton Dies In Florida Remains Cremated
J C Blanton 57 of Sarasota Fla former Centralia resident died unexpectedly at Memorial Hospital Sarasota A B Chance Co broker for six years in Sarasota He was a World War II Air Force veteran and a Masonic Shriner member Surviving family includes his wife two daughters three stepdaughters a stepson two sisters and two grandchildren Memorial gifts suggested to Shriners Hospital or the Heart Association Cremation to be handled by Lew Mortuary Memorial services not planned due to his earlier directions Bert Bishop 93 Fulton dies at Phillips Home Funeral set for Liberty Christian Church south of Martinsburg Burial at church cemetery He was a retired farmer son of B A and Eliza Jane coil Bishop Married Daisy Lee Hendricks died 1937 Surviving son and sister-in-law seven grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren and one sister-in-law Funeral home to host viewing after 2 p m today.
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Centralia
J. C. Blanton
Sarasota
Fla
Memorial Hospital
Roundtree- Blanton and Associates
A. B. Chance Co
Masonic Lodge
Shriners Organization
Oak Park
Carol Chance
Suzanne Blanton
Larry
Mary Ann) Lowney
Chicago
Erin Chance
Elton
Louanne) Fay
Jerry
Colleen) Kramper
Columbia
Buss Chance
Burton
Mildred
Bert Bishop
Fulton
Viola Keele
A.W. Brashear
Phillips Home
Liberty Christian Church
Martinsburg
John Blass
Sam Baniqued
Arnold Funeral Home
Tobe Garnett Dies Rites Today In Paris
Tobe Garnett 82 of Paris died at Woodland Hospital in Moberly after a heart attack. Services were held at Agnew Funeral Home with the Rev. Roy Kinder, burial in Bethel Cemetery Holliday. He was born Feb 4 1891 in Monroe County and married Mabel Watkins in 1911. survived by wife two sons Delbert and Bob a sister Pauline Schwantes a brother Thomas Garnett and three grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Tobe Garnett
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Moberly
Agnew Funeral Home
Roy Kinder
Bethel Cemetery
Holliday
Mr. Garnett
Monroe County
James R
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Mabel Watkins
Delbert
Cape Girardeau
Bob
Fulton
Pauline Schwantes
Thomas Garnett
Centralia
Clifford H. Krieger Dies at 65 in Wellsville
Clifford H. Krieger, 65, formerly of Martinsburg, died this morning at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Columbia after a lingering illness. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Myers Funeral Home Wellsville with Rev. Dale DeLong officiating. burial Benton City Cemetery. Survived by brother J R Krieger Toledo and sisters Florence Hough Venita Martha Burwell Wellsville Thelma Lawe Phoenix. Veteran of World War II.
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Martinsburg
Veterans Administration Hospital
Columbia
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Dale DeLong
Benton City
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Toledo
Ohio
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Venita
Okla
Martha Burwell
Thelma Lawe
Phoenix
Ariz
Krieger
Charles H Holcomb Rites Held in Mexico
Funeral services for Charles H. Holcomb of Mexico were held at Arnold funeral home this afternoon, with Rev. Frank Park and Rev. Lawrence Holzschuh officiating. Burial followed at Wellsville Cemetery. Mrs. John Willer played organ as Terry Dorr sang. pallbearers were Stanley Kelly, Leo Hudnall, Russell Brooks, Oren Johnson, Bob Adams, and Joe Hodgin. Honorary pallbearers included Russell Simpson, Stanley Hawkins, Glen Keuhn, Linwell Amos, Dave Hart, and Paul Bounds. Memorials are suggested to the Heart Fund.
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Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
Robert Collins
Elmwood Cemetery
John Willer
Dean Miller
Clifford Arnold
Glen Whittaker
Frank Crabtree
Harry Cowley
Omer Paden
Charles H. Holcomb
Arnold Funeral
Frank Park
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Holzschuh
Wellsville
Terry Dorr
Stanley Kelly
Leo Hudnall
Russell Brooks
Oren Johnson
Bob Adams
Joe Hodgin
Russell Simpson
Madison Native Heads State GOP
Clair W. Elsberry, 37, of Trenton, takes over as executive director at the Jefferson City headquarters of the Missouri Republican Party. He succeeds Tom Reed, who resigned last summer. Elsberry, a former highway department official and Trenton city engineer, has long Jaycees ties and was named for his fundraising and communications role.
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Clair W. Elsberry
Trenton
State
Republican Party
Elsberry
Albert Rendlen
Hannibal
Tom Reed
Reed
Refractories Industry Struggles With Gas Allotments
Natural Gas continues to press the Ledgerland refractories sector as agencies weigh increased allotments. Industry leaders warn chances are poor and small firms face unaffordable oil if fuel oil becomes scarce. Standby oil last year was 12 cents a gallon, now higher for domestic and foreign varieties not covered by allotments. Shutdowns seem likely even with fuel supply.
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Ledgerland
Woods Testimony Recounts Watergate Tape Subpoena Issues
Watergate hearing details Secretary Rose Mary Woods advising on rights and timing as she discusses which tape sections were subpoenaed. Haig and Ehrlichman figures appear, with focus on the June 20 Haldeman portion and Camp David transcription acts amid claims of an erased or inaudible tape segment.
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Nixon
Haldeman
White House
Sirica
Camp David
Alexander M. Haig Jr
John Ehrlichman
Ely, Nev
Los Angeles Times
Rose Mary Woods
Community Voices Respond To Energy Plan
Residents share mixed views on President Nixon energy proposals. Farmers rely on fuel assurances while homeowners discuss effects of Sunday gas bans and lower speed limits. Callers from Mexico to Bowling Green debate observance, heating costs, and transportation policy.
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Robert Deason
Ringo St
Lee Martin
Falcon Drive
Nixon
Mexico
Sunday Gas Station Closings Likely With No Major Impact
The President request for Sunday closings will mostly affect few Mexico stations already partly closed. Ten of 13 operators told The Ledger they will be closed this Sunday, with eight having done so before. Several managers await district HQ guidance while others plan to close to gain a day off.
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The
Ledger
Hudson
Western
Kenneth Mantle
Virgil Duncan
Duncan
Conoco
Ken
Zephyr
Bob's Mobil
Pasley’s Shell
Charlie's Standard
Deep Rock
Hatfield's
Nichols Skelly
Pollard
Derby
L. J. Dean
Dean’s
Mobil
Dean
White House pins leaks on Jaworski office at time
Washington officials faulted the office of special prosecutor Leon Jaworski for two leaks cited by the White House. One involved a Time magazine report on a $100,000 Nixon campaign donation by the Seafarers International Union, the other a Evans and Novak column about a request to delay disclosing an erased 18 minute tape segment. White House deputy press secretary Gerald Warren said no evidence ties Jaworski personally to the leaks.
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Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Mid
Archibald Cox
Gerald L. Warren
Time Magazine
Nixon
Seafarers International Union
Warren
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Warreni
Cox
Administration
ITT
Time
Evans
Novak
Hamlett Named Deputy Sheriff in Laddonia
Ray Hamlett a Laddonia businessman and former Democratic candidate for state representative was appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff Arthur Riley, with the appointment effective December 1. He succeeds Dave Strassner who resigns at month’s end to enter private business. Hamlett, already a special deputy, will remain in Laddonia where he runs an insurance business and his wife Ruby serves as an officer at Laddonia State Bank.
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Ray Hamlett
Laddonia
Democratic Party
Hamlett
Dave Strassner
Arthur
Bud) Riley
Riley
Hamletts
Laurence Harvey Dies at 45 in London Home
British film star Laurence Harvey died of cancer at his London home Sunday night, friends reported. He was 45.
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London
Laurence Harvey
Girl For Sturgeons Born At Audrein Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Duane Sturgeon of Wellsville are the parents of a six pound 20 ounce daughter born at 10 20 a m Saturday at Audrein Medical Center. Mr Sturgeon works for C and E Glass Division in Warrenton.
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Stewart Garrett
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New Florence
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Grover Rex
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Ray Callanan
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Vandalia
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Leland Mather
Sturgeon
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Rhineland
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Benton City
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Joe D. Young
Centralia
Crawford Dye
Ruby Maple
Perry
Clyde F. Maxwell
Thompson
Herbert H. Cunningham
Montgomery City
H. Wesley Keeling
William M. Kemp
Raymond A. Deimeke
Martinsburg
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Anna H. Wheeler
Paris
Alice F. Jennings
Wellsville
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Kingdom City
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Darrell R. Arndt
Dennis Purdy
Craig Alan Taylor
David G. Russell
James B. Vestal
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Edward Webber
George M. Oger
Timothy L. Polacek
Claude Strange
Marvin Kobuah
Jackie
Charles Wayne Guinn
Rush Hill
Guinn
Guinn & Seeley
Laddonia
Duane Sturgeon
Audrein Medical Center
C. and E. Glass Division
Warrenton
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