Rape-Robber Pair Hunted Across States in Illinois
Police pursue Virgil Tanner, 22, and his 14 year old nephew after a shooting at Judy Tanner’s car near Macedonia Illinois and a spree of robberies. Warrants issued in three states accuse kidnapping armed robbery theft and aggravated burglary. The pair are believed armed and traveling in a stolen car with ties to Caruthersville Missouri and Nevada Missouri.
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Macedonia
Ill
Missouri
Virgil Tanner
Hamilton County
Tanner
Caruthersville
Judy Tanner
Nevada
Mary Stearnes
Braggadocio
Stearnes
Sedan
Kansas
Fred Travis
Illinois
Hearst Trip Trial Hairs Rise Over Judge Bias Fight
In Los Angeles Patty Hearst ally Harris and wife William and Emily Harris plead not guilty to 11 counts of kidnapping assault and robbery tied to a 1974 spree. They seek a political trial and move to disqualify Judge Homer Bell amid anticipated delays while Miss Hearst faces separate proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Patty Hearst
William
Emily Harris
Symbionese Liberation Army
Homer Bell
Superior Court
Bell
Harrises
Miss Hearst
California
Harris
Hearst
Leonard Weinglass
The
Elks
the Elks
Ainglass
Theuccessful
Pentagon
Tial
Daniel Ellsberg
Brief Hearing For Ann Landers Divorce
Chicago AP report says Ann Landers real name Esther P Lederer was granted a divorce from Jules W Lederer after a brief hearing. Landers cited extreme and repeated acts of mental cruelty and noted harassment humiliation and anguish affecting her well being. Lederer formerly led Budget Rent A Car Corp in Chicago.
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Chicago
Ann Landers
America
Jules W. Lederer
Miss Landers
Esther P. Lederer
Lederer
Budget Rent-A Car Corp
Sioux City
Iowa
US Warns UN After Racist Zionism Resolution
The United States warned the UN that a social affairs committee vote to deem Zionism a form of racism jeopardizes UN works. The 70 to 29 vote with 27 abstentions backed a resolution accusing Zionism of racism, supported by Arab and Communist bloc nations. Israel condemned the move as racist and dangerous to Jewish nationhood. Moynihan warned US participation in UN anti racism programs could be at risk. He suggested defeat at the General Assembly remains possible.
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United Nations
N.Y
API
United States
Social Affairs Committee
General Assembly
Assembly
Palestine
Israel
Foreign Ministry
Jerusalem
U.N
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cuba
Ukraine
Dahomey
Guinea
Afghanistan
U.S
Leonard Garment
Richard M. Nixon
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
World Organization
Moynihan
Mexico City
Funeral rites for Mrs Granville Curtis today at Second Baptist
Funeral services for Mrs. Granville Curtis were scheduled for 2 p.m. today at the Second Baptist Church with the Rev. William Duncan officiating. Burial was to be in Elmwood Cemetery and Mrs. C A Trotter was the organist. Pallbearers were George Battsell, Earl Howard, James Redmond, Walter Hayes, Ezra Goodwin, and Austin Miller.
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Granville Curtis
Second Baptist Church
William Duncan
Elmwood Cemetery
C.A. Trotter
George Battsell
Earl Howard
James Redmond
Walter Hayes
Ezra Goodwin
Austin Miller
Churches Seek Bar On Woman From Services
Five Roman Catholic churches in Bucks County seek court order to bar Victoria Namura from future services or curb her disruptive conduct. Namura, 50, says she opposes sales and gambling in church and has publicly criticized parish activities including bingo raffles and Mass card sales. The pastors allege she has interfered with services since last December and used profane language.
Marijuana Seller Sayers Linked to Gardner Death
Sayers formerly of 406 N Craig St was arrested Dec 17 1972 for selling marijuana to James Pete Gardner who died weeks later in unclear circumstances. Charged with sale of marijuana later reduced to misdemeanor. 90 day county jail sentence began Feb 27 1973, served 35 days, then paroled 90 days.
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Sayers
N. Craig St
James
Pete) Gardner
Gardner
Missouri Ave
New York Officials Hope Congress Acts on Aid
New York state and city officials weigh six to seven suggested alternatives from insiders and outsiders. They pin hopes on Congress and a Democratic majority taking political risk to push aid legislation, while advisers note Ford may acquiesce later as the President maintains a firm public stance to justify city budget cuts.
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Cox
Congress
Carey
Ford
Fords Attend Funeral For Family Friends
Betty Ford and her daughter Susan attend the funeral for three family friends killed in a murder suicide attempt. Nicholas Golubin, 52, fatally shot his former wife Patricia and her mother Agnes Bergeron, 74, before dying by own hand. The three were buried Friday. the Golubin twins Elison Claire and Reagan Andrea, 18, were close to Susan.
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Washington (Ap
Betty Ford
Susan
Nicholas Golubin
Patricia
Agnes Bergeron
Elison Claire
Reagan Andrea
FTC seeks fund to back anti smoking campaigns in tobacco suit
The FTC and Justice Department sue six top tobacco firms for failing to display Surgeon General warnings. They seek penalties and a trust to finance antismoking campaigns, accusing ads of obscuring warnings on vending machines, store ads, signs, and publications. Named are Philip Morris, American Brands, Brown & Williamson, R J Reynolds, Liggett & Myers, and Lorillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ie Nation
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
US District Court
FTC
Antismoking Fund
Philip Morris Inc
American Brands Inc
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Liggett & Myers Inc
Lorillard
Loew's Theaters, Inc
J. E. Edens
Brown & Williamson
New York
R.J. Reynolds
Philip Morris
Mrs. Molly Rutter Dies at 74 in Columbia
Mrs. Molly Lou Rutter 74 of Columbia died Friday at Boone County Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born March 7, 1901 in Riggs to Carlo and Dosha Spene, she married C. B. Rutter Jr. in 1939. She belonged to Calvary Baptist Church. Surviving are her husband two sisters Mrs. Georgia Wade Higbee and Mrs. Katherine Winn Centralia and several nieces and nephews. Services 2 p.m. Sunday at Memorial Funeral Home Chapel Columbia with Rev. Roger Barnard of Calvary Baptist Church. Burial Mt Horeb Cemetery Sturgeon. Friends may call at the funeral home today afternoon and until services.
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Centralia
Molly Lou Rutter
Columbia
Boone County Hospital
Rutter
Riggs
Carlo
Dosha Spene
C. B. Rutter Jr
Calvary Baptist Church
Georgia Wade
Higbee
Katherine Winn
Loyd Current of Clark dies at 68 rites Sunday
Loyd M. Current 68 long time Clark resident died Friday at University Medical Center Columbia retired. Services set 2 p.m. Sunday Fenton Funeral Chapel Sturgeon burial Chapel Grove Cemetery Clark. Born April 20 1908 Schuyler County son of Louis Grant and Frances West Current. Survived by three sons Raymond Delta Colo Cairl Clark Joe Moberly two daughters Geneva Snyder Thousand Oaks Calif Darline Swindell Clark ten grandchildren three great grandchildren brother Clyde Sturgeon sister Delpha Krause Loveland Colo and numerous nieces
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Centralia
Loyd M. Current
Clark
University Medical Center
Columbia
Fenton Funeral Chapel
Sturgeon
Chapel Grove
Mr. Current
Schuyler County
Louis Grant
Frances West Current
Raymond
Delta, Colo
Cairl
Joe
Moberly
Geneva Snyder
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Darline Swindell
Clyde
Delpha Krause
Loveland
Colo
William Briscoe Dies Friday In Hospital
William H. Briscoe, 78, formerly of Wellsville, died Friday at Pike County Hospital in Louisiana. Services will be Monday at St. Paul Baptist Church in Wells ville with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 7 to 8 p.m. at Myers Funeral Home. Born Jan 18, 1897 in Montgomery County, he was a son of Henry and Janie Briscoe and a Methodist. Surviving: two sons A. J. Briscoe of Wellsville and John Briscoe of Springfield. two sisters Florence Williams and Maude Nickens, both of Wellsville. 21 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
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Wellsville
William H. Briscoe
Pike County Hospital
Louisiana
St. Paul Baptist Church
Lewis Bynum
Myers
Mr. Briscoe
Montgomery County
Henry
Janie Briscoe
Methodist Church
A. J. Briscoe
John Briscoe
Springfield
Florence Williams
Maude Nickens
F E Fegan Dies In California
Fielding Edward Fegan 62 of Moorpark California formerly of Laddonia died Oct 15 in Thousand Oaks California. Graveside services 2 PM Monday at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include his wife three sisters and three brothers. Visitation after 7 PM Sunday at Precht Pickering Funeral Home.
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Fielding Edward Fegan
Moorpark
Calif
Laddonia
Thousand Oaks
East Lawn Memorial Park
Marvin Jones
Cark
Marian Yost Fegan
Thelma Forgy
Kansas City
California
Precht- Pickering Funeral Home
Weather Briefs and Local Updates From Ledgerland
Official 7:00 a.m. readings report last 24 hours high 59 low 34. Frost or freeze warnings expected tonight with clear cold skies. Sunday to be sunny and warmer with highs near 60. Missouri outlook through Wednesday turns cooler with scattered showers possible, highs in the 60s and 70s. Audrain Medical Center reports several admissions and births, with a new daughter born at 3:44 a.m. and multiple dismissals listed.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Public notices and patrol reports from Columbia area
The Daily Record itemizes deaths, marriages, and public safety notes. It lists Mrs. Molly Lou Rutter and Loyd M. Current among recent deaths, Franklin Lee Thomas and Phyllis Earlene Camp for marriage license applications, plus multiple police reports of car break-ins, damaged windows, and highway patrol incidents near Hermann and Montgomery City. There are sheriff’s, magistrate, and circuit court entries, a dissolution petition, and a market report with grain prices and NYSE movers.
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William H. Briscoe
Columbia
Franklin Lee Thomas
Montgomery City
Phyllis Earlene Camp
Ivan Stull
Calhoun
Dorothy Snarr
W. Love
Promenade
Washington
Janet Preston
Jefferson Hotel
Jefferson
David E. Garner
Hermann
University Medical Center
Route H
James R. Medlen
Eldon
Carl W. Smith
Vandalia
Highway 54
Smith
Medlen
Robert J. Dryden
Audrain Medical Center
Mexico
Highway 19
Gary W. Dyke
Scott Denies He'll Be Named China Envoy
Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott denied a report he would be named the first U.S. ambassador to China. He said he had recommended George Bush for the post a year ago and had no current plans or information about such an appointment.
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Lancaster
Senate
Hugh Scott
Ford
U.S
China
Scott
George Bush
United Nations
China Post
Bush
Peking
Philadelphia
Wean
United States
Lancaster County
Lancaster Farmers Association
Weau
Nielsen outlines state worker hurdles and modernization efforts
Neil Nielsen, Missouri commissioner of administration and former Mexico city manager, told the Mexico Rotary Club that state workers are dedicated but hampered by outdated procedures. He cited aging management tools, a 20 to 30 year gap behind cities and industry, and plans to consolidate regulations, upgrade accounting, and unify computer operations across nine systems. He praised growth prospects and noted his pride in Mexico as a standout Missouri city.
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Neil Nielsen
Nielsen
Mexico City
Mexico
State Department
Office of Administration
Senate
Missouri
Prison Gripes Are Old Stuff, Warden Says
St Louis AP Warden Donald Wyrick of Missouri State Penitentiary calls inmate complaints cited by state Rep DeVerne Calloway old hat and involving many dead issues.回应 follows her call for a Justice Department investigation over high death rate and alleged unjust treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Donald W. Wyrick
Missouri State Penitentiary
DeVerne Calloway
D-St. Louis
U.S. Justice Department
Mexico Mayor Proclaims Business Women's Week
Mayor John M. Boyce proclaims the week of October 1925 as Business Women's Week in Mexico urging citizens and organizations to celebrate the achievements of business and professional women. The observance is sponsored nationally by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Inc., of which the local Mexico club is a member.
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John M. Boyce
Mexico
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Inc
Boyce
Ava Gardner Luggage Impounded at Heathrow Airport
London AP report says Ava Gardner arrived from New York at Heathrow and seven hours later was seen again. Customs officials offered no comment but airport sources indicated some of her luggage was impounded by British customs officers.
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London
Ava Gardner
Miss Gardner
Heathrow
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Wallace L. Harvey
Stella M. Corey
Elmer R. Jackson
Ethel M. Butcher
Clarita C. Morton
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Richard Hildebrand
Murrell Sue
William DeOrnellis Jr
David Miller
Larry Hager
Clarence Love
Pauline Cravens
Lillian Cromwell
William Brown
John Marshall
John Cheney
Curtis Sampson
Robert Kidd
Porter Minnis
Chillicothe
Floyd Orcutt
Benton City
Jack Smith
John Farnen
Daniel Lehnen
Charles Garnett
Paris
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Rick Burton
Auxvasse
Charles Walters
Farber
Robert Bland
Raymond Jackson
Gerald Bias
the Daily Record
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Kenneth Souder
George Latimer
Michael R. White
Dorothy Shaefer
Jonesburg
Route F
High Hill
White
Shhaefer
Vernon Little
Audrain County
Philbert Davenport Jr
Circuit Court
Lily Grace Jennings
Lafer
Jennings
MFA
Fowles Grain Co
Commerce Banc
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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
Mr. Nielsen
Stoudust
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