Weather and incidents from Missouri area report
Forecaster notes frost risk tonight with low to mid 30s and clearing. Friday will be cool with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Missouri outlook shows highs in 50s, clearing nights, and a warming trend to 60s by Saturday then upper 40s Monday. Lake level readings: Lake of the Ozarks 697.3 feet, 2.3 feet below normal. Pomme de Terre 837.5 feet, 1.5 feet below. Stockton 887.8, 9.4 feet below. Bull Shoals 650.08, 3.94 feet below. Table Rock 908.76, 6.74 feet below. Beaver 1108.71, 11.29 feet below. Grand 735.80, 9.20 feet below. Public safety roundup includes hospital admissions and dismissals, with several names listed. a theft/breakage incident at Coop Service Station on Highway 34 East reported.
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Renton Tam
Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Stockton
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
Grand
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Boonville Bay
Jefferson City
Hermann
Hannibal
Cape Girardeau
Quincy
Multiple petty crimes and fines logged in city court
The Daily Record reports cuts on a car, a dog bite blamed on a puppy, and missing tires from a riding mower. A motorist received a summons for an improper lookout while two cars collided lightly. City court collects 608.50 in fines plus overtime parking receipts totaling 101 dollars. Magistrate court lists several speeding charges. Livestock and market reports from Missouri and Chicago follow.
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Wemenday
Larry Bradley
W. Boulevard
Lori
Scott
Audrain Medical Center
Bill Friday
Bill’s Hodaka
Highway 22
Robert W. Crawford
Route 6
Crawford
Leonard Randolph Hart
Clark
Clark Street
Central
Crry
Eugene Niekamp Jnr
Centralia
Glen Allen Davidson
Route 2
Mexico
Donnie Anderson
Richard Taylor
W. Liberty
Grover Acree
Hoxsey
Ricky Gilbert
S. Missouri
Ricky’ Dale Walker
Jefferson St
Donald Wayne Millard
S. Western
Mark Peak
Kentucky Road
Roger Allen Cope
Martinsburg
Susan Shirley Johnson
Daniel Thomas Turner
Paris
Kenneth E. Garrett
John Gillon
E. Holt
Cave Foster
Robert G. Berry
Base 1
Charles Greenberg
Love St
Ford defends Eastern Europe independence in debate
Ford contends Yugoslavians Romanians and Poles do not feel Soviet dominated while critics charge no Soviet domination exists. Scowcroft hints four divisions in Poland and Ford pledges to release boycott camp sites names, brushing off Democratic resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Max Frankel
The
New York Times
Europe
Frankel
Soviet Union
Brent D. Scowcroft
White House
Poland
Scowcroft
Lev BE. Dobrianski
National Captive Nations Committee
Edmund 8. Muskie
Veoior
North Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Democratic Congress
Israel
Commerce Department
Congress
Market reports show mixed stock activity and Dow dip
In over the counter trading Commerce Banc share bids 22 asks 23 Mercantile Bank Corp 2734 bid 28% asked Wetterau bid 16% asks 17% On the NYSE yesterday Bobbie Brocka closed at 8% down 4 9 000 shares traded Combustion Engineering 44% down 10 400 Dresser Industries 40% up 61 000 Emerson Electric 36% unchanged 37 000 Interco 43% unchanged 11 700 Kaiser Aluminum 35% down 18 300 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 40% up 54 100 Ralston Purina 50% down 44 28 200 US Gypsum common 22% up 16 900 US Gypsum prefer 24% down 700 Wal Mart 14h down 27 000 Dow Jones Wednesday close 959 68 The stock market declined on wholesale price rise with the noon Dow down 4 90 to 954 79 after a 53 44 point drop in the prior seven sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Bancshare
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Bobbie Brocka
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Dow Jones
Charges Dropped In Death Of East Harlem Infant
New York AP Justice Robert Hart dismissed charges of criminally negligent homicide against Joanne Bashold 24 whose infant Carra Bashold 4 months was killed and partially devoured by a starving German shepherd in a rundown Spanish Harlem apartment. District Attorney's office said no culpability and no proper purpose of law served. The incident followed Labor Day when Bashold left the baby briefly to fetch $100 from Bellevue Hospital and was later released.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Robert Hart
Joanne Bashold
Manhattan
Carra Bashold
East Harlem
Miss Bashold
Robert M. Morgenthau
Asst. Dist. Atty
Alan Broomer
Cleveland
Ohio
Manhattan State Supreme Court
Broomer
Spanish Harlem
Bellevue Hospital
Carla
Vandalia Man Carl Stewart Dies at 80
Carl Neville Stewart of Vandalia died Wednesday at Tri-County Nursing Home at age 80 after a career at Oval Spenny sawmill and four years teaching. Born October 2, 1905 in Vera, he lived in Curryville and Bowling Green before moving to Vandalia in 1944. He was married to Delena Coose until her death in 1972 and is survived by four sons, three daughters, a brother, 21 grandchildren, and great grandchildren. services Friday at Waters Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Gardens Cemetery.
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Vandalia
Carl Neville Stewart
Wemenday
Tri-County
Curryville
Bowling Green
Atea
Oval Spenny
Waters Funeral Home
Paul York
Memorial Gardens
Mr. Stewart
Vera
Andrew
Molly Neville Stewart
Delena Francea Coose
John Andrew
Louisiana
Carl Richard
Farber
Wendell Wayne
Edward Eugene
Mrs. George Heck Dies in Wellsville Rites Friday
Mrs. George Kate Leta Heck, 74, of Wellsville, died Wednesday morning at Pin Oaks Nursing Home in Mexico. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Myers Funeral Home, with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Survived by husband, daughter Georgene Taylor of Mexico, 10 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, brother Charles Ray, and sisters Mrs. George Schnaree and Mrs. Pauline Schroer.
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Wellsville
George
Kate Leta) Heck
Myers Funeral Home
Wesley Harmon
Heck
Pin Oaks
Mexico
Middletown
Charles John
Maggie Fannie Smith Ray
Hershel
Georgene) Taylor
Charles Ray
George Schnaree
San Bernardino
Calif
Pauline Schroer
New Florence
The
Methodist Church
Graveside Rites For Miss White
Graveside services for Miss Finnie Neely White aged 91 of Pueblo Colorado formerly of Mexico were held this afternoon at Elmwood Cemetery with Rev. J C Montgomery pastor of the Mexico United Methodist Church officiating Arnold Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
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Finnie Neely White
Pueblo
Colo
Mexico
Elmwood
J.C. Montgomery
Archbishop Cancels Visit Amid Sudan Disease Outbreak
Archbishop Frederick Donald Coggan, 68, head of the Church of England, has canceled plans to stop in southern Sudan during a one month Asian tour after health officials advised against travel to Sudan. Khartoum reports 12 deaths from a mysterious disease.
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London
of Canterbury
Sudan
Frederick Donald Coggan
Church of England
Anglican Communion
Khartoum
532 Register To Vote During Final 10 Days
Ninety nine eligible voters registered at the Ardrain County Clerk office and 23 at Vandalla city clerks as the final day to register for the November 2 general election. A total of 5323 registered in Audraln County during the 10 days but final counts await tabulation due to changes and deaths. Absentee ballot requests are being received. five ballots were mailed to servicemen and women.
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Ardrain
Vandalla
Audraln
Campaign Button Industry Pins Blame On New Law
Broadview, Ill. AP A button maker says campaign button sales have plunged due to new campaign finance laws backing federal funding for Ford and Carter. Frank Litzberger of Aircraft Manufacturing Co. notes each spent 28.1 million on TV, not buttons, and contrasts with Nixon era volumes. He warns fewer discs slow political discussion and notes past peak campaigns with Ike and LBJ. Local candidates still rely on buttons.
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Broadview, Ill
Frank Litzberger
Aircraft Manufacturing Co
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Sitzberger
Carter
Richard Nixon
Ike
Dwight Eisenhower
L.B.J
William Jennings
Bryan
Vandalian Held For Tampering In Theft Case
Vandalia resident Charles Suddarth was held in Audrain County jail on tampering charges after a car theft at Ted Mottaz Chevrolet Co. over the weekend. A 1976 car on the lot showed prior damage and an overread speedometer by about 40 miles. Suddarth was arrested Wednesday afternoon following work by Highway Patrol Trooper Dennis Herndon, Police Chief Dave Strassner, and Sheriff Arthur Riley.
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Vandalia
Charles Suddarth
Audrain County
Mexico
Ted Mottaz
Mr. Mottaz
Chief Strassner
Strassner
Suddarth
Mottar Company
Highway Patrol
Dennis Herndon
Arthur Riley
Mexico dam progress and Community Development funding plan
The Luhr Bros. crew works evenings pouring concrete for the north embankment while winter slows activity. By next July the dam will be 83 percent complete with turbine installation and road work remaining, and the Citizens Advisory Committee outlines top and secondary Community Development funding priorities for Mexico city councils.
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North Embankment
Pilot Channel
Luhr Bros., Inc
Columbia
Mr. Still
Still
Tuhr
Analysis of the Carter Ford Debates Highlights Press
AP notes Carter offensive in San Francisco debate focused on foreign policy and defense while Ford touted experience. Voters saw Carter gain a narrow edge, with exchanges over SALT talks the Arab boycott and Panama Canal. Carter attacked administration policy as immoral and secretive, while Ford defended his record and denied Soviet domination claims.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
San Francisco
Earl L
Buzz
Playboy
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Moscow
U.S
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Panama Canal Zone
Europe
Yugoslavia
Romania
Poland
Russia
Soviet Union
China
Taiwan
United States
Panama Canal
Panama
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George Key, Sr
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Aurvasse
Mary J. Chase
Ira E. Givens
James H. Hestelson
Delon E. Bryson
Oliver W. Cole
Vana
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Joseph Wray
Harold Fountain
Paul Weinand
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Raymond Newman
Patrick Rehma
Iva Travis
James Fike
Moberly
Carl Willingham and Son
Carrollton
Otho Tate
Donald Rich
Montgomery City
Paul Stowe
Rolland Hildebrand
Thelma Jense
James Newbrough
Kenneth Young
Perry
Eugene McCown
Benton City
Sara Feldeworth
Donard Johnson
Doyle Wisbur
Edwin Slavens
Harold Folta
Vellaville
Paul Golf
Misa Dawn Delchman
Roy Stevens
Honore Dillon
Herbert Vanlandingham
George Heck
Terry Les Sells
Christine Lois Smiley
Tom Cloud
Coop
Highway 34
Melody Kiser
the Daily Record
Maurice D. P Malcomson
Pittsfield
Wilda L. Hargis
Carl William Houston
Michael Allen Rohman
Manheus
Blane
Petersburg
Ill
Paul Oe Anderson
Wildomar
Robert
Edward Wilton
Byron David Freeman
Callao
Jefferson
Andrew Ford
Michael Ray Stephens
Robin Hood
Edward Lee Hammett
Billy Oy Moore Jr
Waterloo
Ae A. McCarthy
Roberts, Brown
Kentucky St
Fowles Grain Co
Laddonia
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Ia
Roger Parker
Neers
Chicago—Board of Trade
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Carl Stewart
Miss White
Bob Speca
Ronald
Vandalian
City County Health Unit
Hardin Park
Eide
Garfield Park
Lafayette Park
Plunkett Park
Fairgrounds Park
Park Board
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
John Hoard
Margeretta
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Promenade Street
Liberty Theater
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