Weather Snapshot and Outlook From Ledgerland to Missouri
Readings over the last 24 hours show varied precipitation. Ledgerland forecasts clear tonight with light winds and sunny Saturday, Missouri mirrors sunny days with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s, while the extended outlook suggests a chance of showers early next week. Lake of the Ozarks and other Missouri stations report levels below normal or rising, with several towns noting below-normal storage and some changes in river measurements. Hospital admissions list multiple individuals from several communities, followed by dismissals and a death of Roy Myers, age 60.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Deaths Roy Myers and T. A. Frauenhoffer noted
Public notices list deaths of Roy Myers age 69 and T. A. Frauenhoffer age 51 in The Daily Record. Also includes marriage license applications for Michael Dee Jerichow and Jayne Hartell of Mexico and multiple public safety and court items with local incidents on Liberty Muldrow and Commerce Drive in Mexico Missouri.
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Roy Myers
T. A. Frauenhoffer
Michael Dee Jerichow
Jayne Hartell
Mexico
Richard Allen Taylor
W. Liberty
Muldrow Street
Taylor
Liberty
Muldrow
Dean Dee Beach
Commerce Drive-In
East Promenade
Market Snapshots From National Stockyards and NYSE
Market reports show hogs 1% lower to higher at National Stockyards with 4,500 head and uneven sow prices. NYSE mixed as Dow bounces near 990, with gains in Household Finance and several industrials while overall volume rises to 8.59 million shares.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agri
MNS
Roger Parker
U.S
MFA
Mexico
Fowles Grain Co
Laddonia
Chicago—Board of Trade
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Dow Jones
New York
Fed
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Missouri school tax amendment warned against as costly mistake
The Ledger editor Mr. White urged Missourians to oppose Constitutional Amendment No. 2, arguing it would raise taxes and cut public services. The Expenditure Survey estimated an $85 million loss to schools in 1978 79, with districts like St. Louis, Kansas City, and St. Louis County poised to suffer sizable cuts. He joins a statewide push to inform voters before the November election.
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White
State Board
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Louis County
Columbia
Jefferson City
Cape Girardeau
Louisiana
Joplin
Maryville
the Ledger
Komu-Tv
Channel 6
Mexico Ledger Rates and Hours for Mexico Missouri
The Mexico Ledger lists publication details including daily except Sundays and holidays, mailing and carrier rates for Mexico and surrounding areas, and subscription prices by region. Office hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday.
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Mexico Ledger
N. Wi St
Mexico
Trace
Audrain
APO
Dr Mace Plans Private Clinic in Mexico and Fulton
Dr Kenneth C Mace, two years chief psychologist at East Central Missouri Mental Health Center, announced a private psychological clinic in Mexico and Fulton. He will run an office at 203 E Jackson St Mexico and visit Fulton Wednesdays with Drs Hill Grace and Williams. He resigns from Audrain Mental Health Center. wife Mrs Mace directs social services at Audrain Medical Center.
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Kenneth C. Mace
East Central Missouri Mental Health Center
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Fulton
Mace
E. Jackson St
Hill, Grace and
Willams
Mare
Syracuse University
University of Oklahoma
University of Missouri
Orchard Heights
$2 Million Suit Against Spiro Agnew Filed
Sam Polar of Miami, a New York bar member, filed in Baltimore U.S. District Court a $2 million suit against Spiro Agnew and Education for Democracy Inc. alleging Agnew concealed dealings with Arab countries in violation of antitrust laws and demanding a jury trial.
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Baltimore
Spiro 7
Agnew
U.S
Sam Polar
Miami
New York
Education For Democracy Inc
Frauenhoffer Dies At 61 In Jonesburg
Theodore Armond Frauenhoffer Sr. 61, of Danville died at home. Coroner ruled natural causes. Survived by wife Catherine and children. Funeral Saturday at St Patrick's Church Jonesburg with burial in St Patrick's Cemetery. Body at Harding Funeral Home until services. Born Sept 28 1925 in St. Louis to John B and Katherina Frauenhoffer. Lived in Jonesburg most of life with stints in Chicago and the Army.
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Jonesburg
Theodore Armond Frauenhoffer Sr
Ted
Danville
Montgomery County
Alex Gardner
Frauenhoffer
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Thomas Higgins
St. John's United Church of Christ
Catherine
Marshall
John Frauenhoffer
Harry
Dolly) Hart
Obituary for Mr. Myers with family survivors
Mr. Myers a longtime mechanic retires January 1971. Survived by wife at home a son Carl R. Myers of Mexico owner of K and M Printing Co a daughter Mrs. Walter Betty Houf of Des Moines and three grandchildren Carroll Roge Ann Carla Myers. Preceded by three brothers and four sisters.
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Carl R. Myers
Mexico
K and M Printing Co
Walter
Betty) Houf
Des Moines
Carroll Myers
Roge Ann Myers
Carla Myers
Columbia
Carter family guests at Cabin Bluff during governorship
Georgia records show Jimmy Carter and his family spent days as guests at Cabin Bluff, a private Brunswick Pulp and Paper facility in southeast Georgia. The forest resort hosted Carter in 1972 to discuss merging the Forestry Commission with the Department of Natural Resources, and again in 1973 for a staff meeting with a state senator.
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Woodbine
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carter
Amy
Cabin Bluff
Brunswick Pulp and Paper Co
Jack Murdock
State Forestry Commission
Georgia Department of Natural Resources
Murdock
Union Florsheim Talks Continue in Mexico and St Louis
Union Local 20 workers at the Mexico plant remain on the job as Interco executives and Florsheim’s Local 20 negotiators meet in St Louis with the United Shoe Workers and the Federal Mediation Service. The two year contract expired at midnight. Interco’s chief negotiator was unavailable for comment.
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Florsheim Shoe Co
Mexico
St. Louis
Interco
Florsheim
United Shoe Workers
Federal Mediation Service
Local 20
Midniight
Mitchell Skorupa
Rof DeLeau
Minister Held For Serious Cases In Florida Tragedy
Clearwater Florida AP report says Rev Mitchell G Florence 45 of Friendship United Methodist Church faces two counts of first degree murder for the deaths of his wife Nanette 46 and son Mark 12. A third son reportedly witnessed the killings as the minister allegedly struck with a butcher knife.
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Clearwater, Fla
Smife
Mitchell G. Florence
Friendship United Methodist Church
Nanette
Mark
Florence
CIA Denies Oswald Was Ever A CIA Asset
Newly released CIA records show an unidentified officer noted "intelligence interest" in Lee Harvey Oswald as a possible source in 1960, discussing interviews and dossiers. Helms testified there was no contact or contemplation of Oswald by the CIA. The documents, part of the Warren Commission era files, were released under FOIA with deletions masking names.
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Washington
CIA
Lee Harvey Oswald
Soviet Union
CTIA
Warren Commission
Richard Helms
CTA
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Navy
Associated Press
Allen Dulles
Commission
Dulles
Helms
U.s.5.r
Olson Up For NU Presidency Amid Six Contenders
LINCOLN AP six candidates named for the University of Nebraska presidency include Dr. James Olson interim Missouri president and Clayton Yeutter U S deputy trade representative. Dr. C E Bishop of Arkansas also listed. Regents will meet in closed session Saturday to pick a top choice.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Lincoln Star
James Olson
University of Missouri
Clayton Yeutter
U.S
D.B. Warner
C.E. Bishop
University of Arkansas
Third World Pressures Kissinger to Firm Pace Talks
African and other Third World diplomats urged Kissinger to be firm and cautious in talks with South Africa and Rhodesia. Guyana and Nigeria criticized dialogue with Vorster, while Kissinger warned against external powers fueling racial tensions as Namibia nears potential independence. SWAPO leader Nujoma blamed Vorster for inciting hatred. The speech also backed West Germany on terrorism and edged toward debt relief measures.
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United Nations
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
South Africa
Rhodesia
Kissinger
General Assembly
Frederick R. Wills
Guyana
J.N. Garba
John Vorster
Wills
Garba
Security Council
Namibia
South-West Africa
Africa
Soviet Union
Sam Nujoma
South-West Africa People’s Organization
SWAPO
Nujo
Food Costs Rise But Increase Rate Is Low
The Associated Press market basket survey shows September grocery bills rose in nine of thirteen cities with an average 3.5 percent increase. Higher prices affected items across food and nonfood categories, though the year’s overall rise remains relatively modest as some September specials were cleared out by month’s end.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Ford
United States
Cldlea
K of C Opens Dance Season in Centralia Benefit
Knights of Columbus hall launches fall and winter dance season with a Saturday benefit for the Ban Johnson Baseball team. Mexico players from Centralia join manager Steven Hagan and brother Dan among others. Country Plus from Macon will provide music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Public invited.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
Centralia
Ban Johnson Baseball Assa
Ban Johnson
Mexico
Steven Hagan
Dan
Ill Stephens
Drew Smalley
David Exell
Don
Denny Fuemmeler
Steve Miller
Roy Smith Iy
Country Plus
Macon
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Robert W. Berry
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Virginia B. Luthans
Richardson, Tex
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