Weather forecast for Ledgerland and Missouri regions
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show 24 hour high 31 and low 5 with snow risk. Ledgerland forecast calls for mainly cloudy skies and a winter storm, with light snow possible by evening and 20 to 60 percent precipitation chances tonight and Sunday. Missouri outlook notes continued cloudiness with light snow west and north, rain or freezing rain central and south, and highs from the 20s to low 40s through Sunday into Monday.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Hospital Admissions and Deaths List From Audrain Medical Center
Hospital admissions include Clarence C Buffington Mrs Jessie M Albus Mrs Alice M McBain Mrs James H Slater Mrs George Robinson Warren L Woolfolk Elmer Kappelmann Antonio Jennings Joycelyn Winn Richard Isaacs Mexico Jason T Barker Benton City David B Culver William R Lindsay Auxvasse Russell J Adkisson Tommy W Turner Centralia Kenneth C Grimwood Wellsville Mrs Henry Holt Joe L McAfee Perry Mrs George D Surls Mrs John H Rodgers Montgomery City Mrs Barton W Floyd Middletown Russell C Harris Clark Dismissals Jeff Young Miss Marla Hammett Robert Ingram Mrs Shirley Layman Mexico Elmer Seale Jason Barker Benton City Miss Charlotte Hayden Thompson Mrs Harold Self Mrs Martha Eddens Terry Thompson Centralia Miss Mitzi Terry Farber DEATHS Lowell Oliver Morton Jr 18 Carroll Byram 60
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Audrain Medical Center
Clarence C. Buffington
Jessie M. Albus
Alice M. McBain
James H. Slater
George Robinson
Warren L. Woolfolk
Elmer Kappelmann
Antonio Jennings
Joycelyn Winn
Richard Isaacs
Mexico
Jason T. Barker
Benton City
David B. Culver
William R. Lindsay
Auxvasse
Russell J. Adkisson
Tommy W. Turner
Centralia
Kenneth C. Grimwood
Wellsville
Henry Holt
Joe L. McAfee
Perry
George D. Surls
John H. Rodgers
Montgomery City
Barton W. Floyd
Middletown
Russell C. Harris
Clark
Jeff Young
Marla Hammett
Robert
Public Safety Summonses After Multiple Friday Accidents
Public Safety reports list several Friday incidents with minor to moderate vehicle damage. Robert E. Anderson and David Smithee received summonses for traffic violations, while Diane Higgins and Peggy Gould were involved in separate collisions. A wrecker collision caused damage at 525 S. Clark. Myrick Den Hartog reported stolen field glasses. Highway Patrol treated Lester Beasley for head injuries after a two vehicle crash. Timothy Billman faced a summons for improper passing.
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Robert E. Anderson
Louisiana
Thomas H. Gerling
Hazel
Boulevard
East Liberty Street
Anderson
Gerling
Diane Higgins
Buchanan
Coal
Promenade Streets
Higgins
Charlie Greenburg
S. Clark
George Pontiac
Olds
GMC, Inc
Peggy Ann Gould
Holt
David W. Terrill Jr
Springdale
Jefferson and
Breckenridge
Gould
Terrill
David Smithee
Auxvasse
Debra K. Day
West
Jackson Streets
Myrick den Hartog
Route 4
Jefferson
Billy C. Rentschler
Kentucky
Highway Patrol
Lester Beasley
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Highway 54
Beasley
Timothy Billman
Center
Billman
Magistrate Court Fines For Multiple Speeding Violations
Ronnie Ray Early pleaded guilty to failure to yield and imprudent driving and was fined 25 dollars on each charge plus costs. Larry Gene Cunn faced speeding and received 47 dollars plus costs. Robert Irl Dunard, Steven Ray Hooke, Dale Ivan Sampson, Ronald David McCabe, and Timothy John Bertels all pleaded guilty to speeding with fines of 39, 16, 26, 20, and 18 dollars respectively plus costs.
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Ronnnie Ray Early
Route 5
Mexico
Larry Gene Cunn
Robert Irl Dunard
Steven Ray Hooke
Dale Ivan Sampson
Ronald David McCabe
Timothy John Bertels
Markets: Over the counter and NYSE closes and grains
Over the counter: Commerce Banc Shares bid 22 percent asked 23, Mercantile Bank Corp 28 bid 28 percent asked, Wetterau 1554 bid 16 percent asked. NYSE: Robbie Brooks 5, Combustion Engineering 40, Dresser Industries 454, Emerson Electric 25, Interco 45, Kaiser Aluminum 29, Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 4644, Ralston Purina 13, US Gypsum common 2344, US Gypsum preferred 25, Wal Mart 19. Dow Jones Friday close 844 42. Cash grain: Soybeans 5.86, wheat 2.53, corn 2.05, milo 2.85. MFA Mexico prices. Soybeans 5.46, wheat 2.56, corn 2.06, milo 2.70. Fowles Grain Co. Laddonia.
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Commerce Banc
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Dow Jones
Milo
MFA
Mexico
Fowles Grain Co
Laddonia
Mystery blast site near Sverdlovsk sparks nuclear fears
A CIA report on the Kyshtym incident recalls a vast uninhabited zone 100 kilometers from Sverdlovsk with radiations warnings. It notes signs prohibiting stops along a silent, irradiated corridor where only ruined chimneys remain. The Nader group claims the Soviet Union housed multiple nuclear reactors in the region.
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CIA
Kyshtym
Sverdlovsk
Way
Nader
Soviet Union
Andrew Richard Pedersen Born in Kansas City
A son was born Wednesday at 1 13 a m at Research Medical Center Kansas City to Mr and Mrs Dan K Pedersen of Verona Hills. Weight eight pounds ten ounces. First child for the couple. Grandparents are Richard L Armstrong Mexico and Eric Pedersen Racine Wishiv. Pedersen works as an agent for hardware manufacturers.
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Andrew R. Pedersen
Dan K. Pedersen
Verona Hills
Research Medical Center
Kansas City
Andrew Richard Pedersen
Richard L. Armstrong
Mexico
Eric Pedersen
Racine
Wishiv
Pedersen
Palmer sought as NC Gubernatorial candidate in 1980
In Misenheimer North Carolina a rumor circulated that GOP teachers wish to recruit golfer Arnold Palmer as their 1980 governor candidate. Phil Kirk disclosed the overture during a Pfeiffer College appearance. Palmer is reportedly building a home near Charlotte.
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Misenheimer
N.C
North Carolina
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Charlotte
Phil Kirk
Carter Asks NASA To Reopen UFO Inquiry
President Carter requests NASA to resume UFO investigations abandoned by the Air Force a decade ago. NASA official Dave Williamson says there is no measurable UFO evidence and stresses the lack of physical proof or signals for study.
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Carter
Air Force
Washington
National Aeronautica and Space Administration
Georiga
Griffin
Dave Williamson
NASA
Williamson
Letter Gives Complete Lincoln Assassination Account Found
Massachusetts Historical Society gains a remarkable document a War Department employee wrote two days after Lincoln's death. The letter describes the theater chaos, Mrs Lincoln's grief, and cabinet members at Ford's Theatre. It details the wounded president's rooming house passage and includes a linen towel soaked with his blood.
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Boston
Massachusetts Historical Society
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
War Department
Ford
Louis L. Tucker
The
Historical Society
John Wilkes Booth
Washington
Clark
Rites Monday For Mrs Parrott
Services for Grace Mae Parrott 88 of Phillips Nursing Home are set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Marvin Jones of Friendship Baptist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Elmwood Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday from 7 to 8 30 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Grace Mae Parrott
Phillips Nursing Home
Arnold Funeral Home
Marvin Jones
Friendship Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Friends
New Rotary Officers Are Nominated
New Mexico Rotary Club officers were nominated at the regular luncheon meeting at the Country Club. Nominating committee members were Louis E. Boyes Ben Jolly and Roy Kent. Officers take duties in July. New members approved include Fred Rost Jr Clyde Brown Leonard Davis John Dial William Jolly and others.
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Mexico
Fred Rost Jr
Clyde Brown
Leonard Davis
John Dial
William Jolly
Coal Strike Appears Certain As Talks End
Washington AP report says a coal miners strike looks certain as talks break off with no plan to resume. UMW President Arnold Miller warns of a long and bitter stoppage while mediators may attempt to restart discussions next week.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Miller
Association
Town Embarrassed By Spreading Fame
Windsor residents recall Gail Gray a year after his death and grapple with national attention. The town’s love for the kindly man has inspired donations and fundraisers for Windsor Hospital and prompted debate over its notoriety versus real kindness.
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Windsor, Mo
Gail Gray
Windsor
Ralph Prosser
Gray
Honolulu
Gall Gray
Windsor Hospital
Newark
N.J
Reader's Digest
Rodney Wesner
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