Weather snapshot and local safety briefings update
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show yesterday highs 79 and lows 58 with 59 at 7 a.m. Today forecast calls for showers in Ledgerland and Missouri with highs in the 70s. River and lake levels reported for multiple Missouri sites. Admissions and dismissals logged at Audrain Medical Center. Public safety notes report a two-truck collision at 2:50 p.m. without injuries.
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Audrain Medical Center Today
Tracy A. Jackson
Danny R. Hager
Vera Vallely
Cleo Belcher
Eva May Rohlfing
Marie A. Myers
Donald W. Patton
Daniel W. Hager
James B. Utterback
Pamela J. Shocks
James Griffin
Estil Atkins
Fillmore F. Kakac
Jack Baysinger
Charles Vanlandingham
Robert G. Kemp
Tom C. Lankford
Ronald 46
McKinney
Mexico
Larry D. Pookes
Paris
Michael Rohmann
Walter A. Stiegemeier
Montgomery City
Roger Cannon
Hannibal
Ralph W. Powers
Moberly
Ervin T. Oliver
Wellsville
Leo Clark
Center
Winston E. Kampeter
Farber
David Branstetter
Laddonia
Donald Shuck
Centralia
Alfred D. Wheeler
Vandalia
Kenneth Wyss Jr
Marcus Duncan
Stella Corey
Emory Young
Clifford Belcher
Darrell Rivers
W.B
Leach
Larry Hager
Walter Moore
Gary Peak
Carl Crews
Stanley ‘Carter
Harry Bowne
Sturgeon
John Cafer
City Court Notes and Traffic Fines From The Daily Record
The Daily Record reports a vehicle accident on E Monroe involved Gilbert F Akers driving the wrong way on a one way street and summons issued. Other cases include minor and major traffic fines, parking tickets, and court outcomes across City, Magistrate, and Circuit Courts with numerous guilty pleas and sentences.
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Trinity
Britt
Koehner
Gilbert F. Akers
N. Jefferson
Akers
Denver Camden
Concordia
E. Monroe
Jefferson
Robert Jerman
Centralia
Don Beckett
S. Calhoun
Love
Washington Streets
Danny Meeks
Westgate Mobile Village
James E. Love
N. Washington
Michael Jay Hawkins
Fairground Ave
Larry
Mitchell
Ringo
Gary Lynn Rolle
Route 1
Daniel C. Fitzhugh
Shelbina
David Frederick Ferguson
Hoxsey Hotel
Daniel W. Umstattd
Walter D. Barnett
E. Liberty
Pete Fierge
Jack Hartegan
Mexico
James Reznicek
Kentucky
Curtis Snow
N. Clark
Juanita Harris
N. Craig
Dorothy Mae Meeks
Highway
Frank H. Westfall
Steven D. Spradlin
Auxvasse
Phillip Bradley Smallwood
E. Jackson
Herbert Lee Petty
Harold E. Seiz
Rush Hill
Richard Lee Reeding
Columbia
Jerry P. Moore
Route 5
William W. Glatz
Lakeside Place
Orvin C. Myers
Moberly
Olive Bell Dysart
S. Morris
Jenelle Jo Anselmi
Webster
Sue Ann Moore
Pine Grove Trailer Court
Dale Robert Schutte
Benton City
Norma Fay Allen
Perry
Marlin Bradford Brown
EB. Love
Chester P. Kuntz
Keith L. Huff
Route 4
Alan J. Williams
Lafayette
Alam, Williams
Washington
Missouri Livestock Market Report and Grain Prices
Market summary from Missouri Livestock Market Center with hogs 500 head down 1.00 to 4.00. cattle tone mixed with feeder and slaughter lots listed by weight. yesterday cash grain quotes include soybeans at 4.59, wheat 3.43, corn 2.38. National yards report hogs 4,000, feeders lower. cattle receipts 2,600 head. Chicago futures show mixed moves. NYSE and Dow Jones notes with modest gains on bank prime rate hopes.
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Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
MFA
Fowles Grain Co
National
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago—Board of Trade
Commerce Bancshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetteran
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Ups
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Dow Jones
NEW York
City Planing moves for funding Senior Citizens Center
Mrs Martha Stephenson requests $5000 from the committee to aid the new Senior Citizens Center operated by the East Central Missouri Mental Health Association. About 350 seniors use the center, nearly all of them Mexican. City funding through the park and recreation program covers the center’s utilities. Proposals for community development funding include housing rehabilitation, a comprehensive development plan, Boulevard paving, and Town Branch improvements. Curtis Kelly asks to cover the Garfield storm drain from Walnut Street behind St Luke's Church to Green Boulevard.
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Martha Stephenson
East Central Missouri Mental Health Association
Gary Eide
Curtis Kelly
Garfield
Walnut Street
St. Luke’s Methodist Church
Green Boulevard
Homer Wallace Dies In Texas
Word has reached friends of the death of Homer Wallace formerly of Woodlawn Street Mexico and longtime employee of Mexico Refractories Co He died in Fort Worth Texas where he had lived for 15 years or more having moved from Mexico many years ago
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Homer Wallace
Woodlawn Street
Mexico
UN Renews Sinai Mandate in 1973 Peace-Keeping Effort
The Security Council voted 134 to none with China and Iraq absent to renew the U N Emergency Force mandate in the Sinai buffer zone for a year. Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy urged that the renewal sustain momentum toward a Middle East settlement as the mandate would have expired at midnight without action.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
U.N
Sinai
China
Iraq
Karim Al-Shaikhly
Israel
Council
Olof Rydbeck
Sweden
Ismail Fahmy
Egypt
Middle East
Westminster Proxy To Work On Funds
Fulton Missouri AP Dr Dale Purcell relieved of administrative duties as Westminster College president to devote time to fund raising. Trustees assign day to day operations to William L Stucker as vice president for development and name him vice president of the college. A special drive marks Westminster 125th anniversary next year.
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Fulton, Mo
Dale Purcell
Westminster College
William L. Stucker
Westminster
Purcell
Senate backs bill to lift natural gas price controls
Washington AP reports a 58 32 Senate vote to approve a bill gradually removing federal controls on natural gas prices. Democrats opposing the bill included Eagleton of Missouri and Symington of Missouri.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eagleton, Mo
Symington, Mo
Mrs Smith Likes Reagan Says Smith on Ford
Former Sen Margaret Chase Smith praised Ronald Reagan for directness and self reliance while criticizing President Ford for lacking leadership. She called Reagan honest and respected his lawfulness, noting Americans favor his approach. Smith spoke in an interview with Werb Ty at Needham Massachusetts.
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Needham
Mass
Margaret Chase Smith
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Maine
Congress
Michigan
House
Werb-Ty
Buffalo Is Found Mutilated In Colorado Springs Zoo
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo officials investigate the mutilation of a female bison found in the North American Panorama area. Dr Rodney Walker says the carcass was dead about 24 hours and parts including the udder ear and sex organs were surgically removed. Authorities seek the death cause amid regional cattle mutilation reports.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Rodney Walker
Zoo
Panorama
Walker
Midwestern
United States
British Consul Kidnapped In Ethiopia
In London AP report two gunmen abducted Basil Burwood-Taylor 58 a British honorary consul living in Asmara Ethiopia at 9 45 am local time The Foreign Office said the men in plain clothes took him from his office and Ethiopian radio called them likely linked to the secessionist movement British officials explained honorary consuls act for Britons in their area and assist with affidavits and sometimes passports The Eritrean Liberation Front which has fought for Eritrean independence is identified with the captors and there were related incidents involving Americans at a U S Navy tracking station near Asmara with broader regional tensions and calls for U S withdrawal and ceasefire in arms supplies
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London
Asmara
Ethiopia
Foreign Office
Basil
Burwood- Taylor
Addis Ababa
Burwood-Taylor
Eritrean Liberation Front
Eritrea
U.S
Ford Steps Up Work Schedule In White House
President Ford, improving from a cold and sinus infection, issued a White House schedule for the first time in four days. He met with Domestic Council staff and energy chief Frank Zarb, spoke with Vice President Rockefeller, and signed papers in the Oval Office.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Oval Office
Council
Frank Zarb
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William Lukash
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Kennedy Center
Trudeau
Mother Says Karen Would Ask For Death
In Morristown New Jersey the Quinlans contend their comatose daughter Karen Anne Quinlan would not want to be kept alive by extraordinary means. Judge Muir weighs whether physicians may end life support with support from church authorities and family testimony.
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Morristown
Karen Anne Quinlan
Julia Quinlan
Miss Quinlan
Vatican Daily
Quinlans
Superior Court
Robert Muir Jr
Daniel Coburn
Coburn
Eugene Leeser
Mrs. Quinlan
Karen
Karen Anne
Thomas Trapasso
Quinlan
Gino Concetli
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Joseph P. Quinlan
N.J
Girl Won't Let Kidnaper Surrender In Irish Siege
In Monasterevin Ireland police faced a three day siege as Eddie Gallagher and Marian Coyle refused to surrender with Dutch industrialist Tlede Herrema. Marian Coyle, 19, protected Herrema insisting on holding out while Gallagher rejected offers to surrender.
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Gallagher
Lawrence Wren
Dublin
Wren
Herrera
Miss Coyle
Coyle
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Marian
Marlene
England
Scotland Yard
Britain
Herrema
Ferenka Steel Works
Limerick
Bridget Rose Dugdale
IRA
Kevin Mallon
Jim Hyland
Miss Dugdale
FTC Keeps Antitrust Move Against Eight Oil Firms
The Federal Trade Commission, in a 3-1 vote, rejects an ALJ recommendation and continues a two year old antitrust action against the eight major oil companies. The decision returns the case to Judge Alvin L. Berman for trial after he suggested dropping the action.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Berman
Water Out Tomorrow for Valve Work at West and Carrico
Orville Willis of Missouri Cities Water Company announced a temporary water outage tomorrow from 9 to about 11 a.m. to install a valve. The affected area spans Carrico Street from Morris to West and West Street from Buchanan to Boulevard.
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Orville Willis
Missouri Cities Water Company
West
Carrico Streets
Carrico Street
Morris
Buchanan
Boulevard
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