Weather and local notices from AP Kansas City area
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show mild temperatures with high 50s to 60s and a cool night. Zone forecasts predict clear skies tonight, sun and warmth Friday with highs near 70, extended outlook for weekend showers and a fall in temps early next week. Also included are lake reservoir levels, hospital admissions and discharges, deaths, tributes, and a public safety report detailing a summons after a local traffic accident.
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Missouri
Multiple Vehicle Collisions Reported With Minor Damage
Police logs describe several minor collisions on Clark W Liberty Street Promenade Street and at a Kentucky Fried Chicken lot. Drivers include George Dawson Vicki Levingston Linda Adams Deborah Tarrants and James Hawkins. No injuries or arrests reported. SHERIFFS REPORT notes theft of 18 raccoon skins and pork from an unlocked Thompson home.
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Moore
George Nolan Dawson
Quisenberry St
Clark
W. Liberty Street
W. Promenade Street
S. Washington Street
Vicki L. Levingston
Route 3
James Bruce Hawkins
Promenade
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Liberty St
Linda K. Adams
Christy St
Deborah Kay Tarrants
Martinsburg
Sheriff's Department
Alan Duckworth
Route 1
Thompson
National stockyards hog and cattle auction report
Estimated receipts for Friday at National Stockyards Illinois include 5 000 hogs 100 cattle and 25 sheep with prices varying by weight. Cattle supply mostly feeders for Thursday auction. cows lower. calves, sheep and hogs listed with regional market quotes. Chicago wheat corn oats and soybeans prices noted along with NYSE and OTC stock activity and market mood amid oil and Middle East tensions.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
National Stockyards
Ill
U.S
Chicago
Burn Victim Still In Hospital
Roy Phillips, 52, of Troy, remains hospitalized at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico after he suffered second and third degree burns on his face, hands, arms, stomach and legs while attempting to move a pan of grease that caught fire at his son Gary Phillips’s home. The incident occurred November 1. a skin graft is not expected, but recovery is slow and hospitalization will continue.
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Roy Phillips
Troy
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Gary Phillips
Fairsite
Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Missouri
Low numbered license plates case reaches higher court
Judge Kinder ruled only on a specific group of motorists holding low numbered plates noting the ruling may not apply to all, while officials discuss plate issuance methods. Revenue Director authority to use letters or markings could alter plate distinctiveness as the state issues over 2 million plates annually. The attorney general’s office anticipates an appeal likely to go to the state Supreme Court.
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Revenue Department
Kinder
Richard L. Wiler
Spradling
Bond
Attorney General’s Office
Attorney General's Office
State Supreme Court
Bise Rites Saturday In Centralia
Funeral services for Robert Lee Bus Bise 59 of Gladewater Texas will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Meador and Son Funeral Home Centralia with burial in Centralia Cemetery Visitation after 4 p.m. Friday IOOF services Friday night at 7 30 at the funeral home He was a former Centralia and Sturgeon resident retired from Arco Co He was a Methodist Church member in Corpus Christi He died Wednesday at Mother Francis Hospital Tyler He was born January 29 1914 in Illinois son of the late Robert and America Whitley Bise He is survived by his wife Daisy Esteppe a son Marshall Lee Rise Anchorage Alaska a sister Mrs Nina Hutcherson La Crescenta Calif and several nieces and nephews
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Centralia
Meador and Son Funeral
Robert Lee
Sturgeon
Arco Co
Methodist Church
Corpus Christi
Mother Francis Hospital
Tyler
Texas
Illinois
Robert
America Whitley Bise
Daisy Esteppe
Marshall Lee Rise
Anchorage
Alaska
Nina Hutcherson
la Crescenta
Calif
Skunk Snared in Kitchen Trap by Mexican Resident
Mrs. Carl Mongler Jr of Rt.2 Mexico set a cheese lure for a rat but trapped a baby skunk instead under the sink. She reported noises from the cabinet and her father-in-law shot the animal. she noted it was fluffy and cute and did not spray.
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Carl Mongler Jr
Rt.2
Mexico
Mrs Lillian Brock Dies At 94 In Paris Rites Pending
Mrs. Lillian Brock, 94, died this morning at 7 30 at Pleasant View Rest Home in Paris. Funeral arrangements are pending at Agnew Funeral Home. Born September 28, 1878 in Louisiana Missouri, she was a daughter of John and Zelnora Hudson. A longtime Paris resident, she belonged to the Methodist Church. Her first husband Mason Donaldson died, then her second husband Fred Brock, who died in 1956. Sons Roy and Robert Donaldson also died. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Ruth Megaffin and Mrs Ethel Dooley of Paris, a granddaughter Mrs Olive Montgomery of Paris, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Paris
Lillian Brock
Pleasant View
Agnew Funeral Home
Brock
Louisiana
John
Zelnora Fox Hudson
Methodist Church
Mason Donaldson
Fred Brock
Roy
Robert Donaldson
Ruth Megaffin
Ethel Dooley
Olive Montgomery
Grand Jury Indicts Former Nixon Aide
Washington AP reports a federal grand jury indicted Dwight L. Chapin on four counts of lying to a Watergate grand jury about Donald Segretti's activities. Chapin, Nixon's appointments secretary, faces up to twenty years and ten thousand dollars in fines per count. Segretti has pleaded guilty to three campaign law misdemeanors and serves a six month term in Lompoc California.
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Washington
White House
Dwight L. Chapin
Watergate
Chapin
Donald H. Segretti
Nixon
United Airlines
Segretti
Florida
Lompoc
Calif
Glenn Lynn Rites Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Glenn Lynn of Mexico were held this afternoon at the Arnold funeral home with the Rev. Marvin Jones officiating. Burial was in the Santa Fe Cemetery. Mrs. John Willer was organist, with Mrs. Henry Finck as soloist. Pallbearers were W.E. Clement, Estil Sharp, Ed Brundege, Wesley Pehle, Leo Pasley and Glen McCord. Honorary pallbearers were Lewis Sharp, Paul Patton, Lonnie Casey and Raymond Powell.
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Glenn Lynn
Mexico
Arnold Funeral Home
Marvin Jones
Santa Fe
John Willer
Henry Finck
W.E. Clement
Estil Sharp
Ed Brundege
Wesley Pehle
Leo Pasley
Glen McCord
Lewis Sharp
Paul Patton
Lonnie Casey
Raymond Powell
Bomb Threat Delays Frontier Flight in St Louis
A Frontier Airlines flight bound for Denver was pulled off the runway and left St. Louis more than two hours late after a bomb threat. Police and security teams swept the plane and terminal with no immediate danger found.
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ST. Louis
Frontier Airlines
Denver
Kremlin eavesdropping story tied to CIA agent risk
Egil Krogh Jr in a sworn May affidavit said the CIA warned in 1971 that a news story threatened an intelligence agent. The agent is not American and outside the United States. Jack Anderson, who published the Sept 16, 1971 column, says transcripts convinced him Russians knew they were overheard. He omits how the eavesdropping was done.
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Russia
Brezhnev
Egil Krogh Jr
CIA
United States
Krogh
Jack Anderson
Kremlin
Anderson
Jury Selected For Stubblefield Trial In Circuit Court
A jury of three women and nine men was chosen in the opening session of the James L. Stubblefield trial. He is charged with buying and receiving stolen property valued over $56. Jurors named include Mrs. Virginia Carlson and Virgil D. Thurston. One witness testified before a lunch break and the trial reconvenes at 1:15 p.m.
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Virginia Arnold
Dorothy Hoffner
Woodlawn St
Robert Lee Patton
Bougainville St
Jimmie Lee Hogan
Route 1
Deloris D. Burton
New Florence
Stephen Wayne Miller
Kentucky St
Roy A. Stephens
Ringo St
Lois Ann Becker
W. Anderson Sr
Margaret S. Thomas
Gregory Alan Grooms
Hazelwood
Larry Phillip Rosenthal
Susan M. Linneman
Keytesville
James L. Stubblefield
Virginia Carlson
Roger Woodward
Erma Bulson
Virgil D. Thurston
Ronnie Smith
Earnest Cahill
Joe Bob Kerr
Eugene Sprock
Harlan Spurling
Harold Littrell
Dean Brentlinger
Strode Edwards
Landry Undergoes Surgery At Boone County Hospital
James Landry news director for Audrain Broadcasting Co. underwent arterial blockage surgery at Boone County Hospital around midday today. He is reported in satisfactory condition and plans recuperation at home after the procedure.
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James Landry
Audrain Broadcasting Co
Boone County Hospital
Rebozo Bank Subpoenaed On Nixon Records
State Attorney Richard Gerstein issued subpoenas for any records the Key Biscayne Bank may hold on President Nixon's personal finances and a $10,000 campaign contribution once deposited there. The move follows questioning of two former bank officers Richard Stearns and Franklin DeBoer connected to C.G. BeBe Rebozo.
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Miami, Fla
Richard Gerstein
Key Biscayne Bank
Nixon
Gerstein
C.G. Bebe
Rebozo
Richard Stearns
Franklin DeBoer
Miami Herald
Stearns
Dade County
Herald
DeBoer
Howard Hughes
White House
Gerald J
Warren
Death Toll In Store Fire Put At 100
KUMAMOTO Japan AP Fire swept a crowded department store as year end shoppers gathered. Police warned the death toll could range from 90 to over 100 with about 100 injured. Survivors described a inferno of cries and smoke while helicopters lifted people from the upper floors. At least 31 of the dead were women.
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Kumamoto
Japan
Tokyo
Masatoshi Tsuruta
Mexico City Council, Chamber fund study for civic progress
MRI's report on Mexico urges support for lodging and recreation in the lake area, stronger involvement with Mark Twain Cannon Dam group, and an information inventory of facilities. Findings praise leaders, a daily newspaper, high employment, vocational school, health care, mineral deposits, and agri business, with recommendations on housing, highway rerouting, and central business district planning. The study cost 18600 dollars, co-chaired by Lowe and Hagan.
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Mexico
MRI
Mark Twain and
Cannon Dam
Vieg
Audrain County
Mexico City
Morris Youth Wins $700 Scholarship
Michael Morris of Vandalia Missouri, 16, won a $700 scholarship in the national 4-H swine awards at the 52nd National 4-H Congress in Chicago. The Van-Far High School junior started his swine project seven years ago, has marketed 150 hogs, and values the operation at about $18,000 with Missouri State Fair champions among his swine achievements.
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Chicago
Michael Morris
Rt 2
Vandalia
Morris
Moorman Manufacturing Co
Van-Far
Young Morris
Energy Crisis Sparks Uncertain Economic Outlook
An energy driven slowdown looms as experts warn of higher prices due to shortages while predicting a weak inflation path for next year. New layoffs hit auto and aviation sectors with thousands affected as General Motors cuts production and American Airlines cuts 214 pilots amid travel disruption.
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Stein
Rogers C.B. Morton
General Motors
American Airlines
Ford Nomination Approved 29-8 by House Judiciary
The House Judiciary Committee voted 29 to 8 to approve Gerald R. Ford's nomination for vice president. Democrats cited Ford's civil rights record as a weakness, while Republicans praised him. Some Democrats may oppose on the floor, and speculation circulated about Ford potentially ascending to the presidency before Nixon's term ends.
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Washington
Gerald
Ford
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
House Committee
Don Edwards
Dcalif
Dford
Robert McClory
White House Aide Traces Tape Gaps and Memory Lapses
Buzhardt testified he struggled to recall when conversations occurred due to 16 hour days. He said he and officials learned a blank segment might be on a tape only after re-reading a memorandum. The witness noted White House statements that Nixon only confirmed the 18 minute gap on November 20.
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Buzhardt
Miss Woods
Alexander M. Haig Jr
White House
Depty
Gerald L. Warren
Haldeman
Watergate
Ehrlichman
Haig
Nixon
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Morris Youth
Jack Brooks
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