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Official readings show frost risk in eastern Missouri with clear skies. Overnight low near 40, high 60s Sunday, with a warming trend early next week and possible rain in northern Missouri by Wednesday. Hospital admissions listed for multiple patients, births, and staff updates. police reports include vehicle collisions and thefts. court notes cover traffic and check charges. grain prices provided by MFA and Fowles Grain Co.
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Missouri
Jailhouse Lawyer Wears Shackles To Courtroom
Clovis Carl Green Jr. appeared in Cole County Circuit Court wearing an olive drab prison uniform and ankle shackles to argue two suits filed from his Missouri State Penitentiary cell. Judge Riley allowed one suit to proceed, dismissing claims against the wrong state office and ruling the governor handles pardons and parole. The other suit seeks religious services and conjugal visits, with Green arguing pauper status exempts filing fees. Green has filed nine suits in Cole County in a month while in custody for rape.
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Jefferson City
Clovis Carl Green Jr
Green
Missouri Attorney General’s Office
Cole County
Missouri State Penitentiary
James T. Riley
Attorney General's Office
Corrections Division
Riley
Governor
Division of Corrections
State Supreme Court
Human Awareness Universal Life Church
Donald Wyrick
Jackson County
Boston Schools To Run Despite Friday Riots
Boston officials say South Boston High will stay open after a day of racial violence tied to a Dorchester versus South Boston football clash. Police arrested 13 at the high school as fights erupted among about 338 white and 129 black students. Extra officers will patrol while administrators assess the situation amid continued tensions.
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Boston
Marion Fahey
South Boston
Fahey
South Boston High
Dorchester
Stock Market Roundup Murky OTC and NYSE Activity
Over the counter trading shows Commerce Bankshares at 17 percent bid 18 percent asked Mercantile Bank Corp 26 percent bid 25 percent asked Wetterau 14 percent bid 15 percent asked NYSE listings include Robbie Brooks 2 percent close 2,400 shares traded Com busting Engineering 38 down 33,900 Dresser Industries 6342 down 25 27,800 Emerson Electric 36 percent unchanged 9,900 Interco 38 percent unchanged 17,300 Kaiser Aluminum 25 percent up 4,600 Panhandle Eastern Pipeline 30 percent down 4 4,200 Ralston Purina 45 percent up 4 16,500 US Gypsum common 17 percent down 4 7,800 US Gypsum preferred 20 percent unchanged 1,300 Wal Mart 14 4 4 up 14,400. Dow Jones Friday close 840.52.
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Commerce Bankshares
Mercantile Bank Corp
Wetterau
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Missouri OKs Campaign Reporting for Party Committee Members
Missouri Elections Commission finalizes rule requiring party committee members to report as candidates under the Campaign Practices Act amid opposition from the Missouri Democratic Executive Committee. Commissioner Bohl opposed, citing outstate appointments. Kemp cited compliance gaps among local candidates in Greene, Clay, and Jackson Counties as evidence of the law’s reach and enforcement needs.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Democratic Executive Committee
State Elections Commission
Ed Sweeney
D-St. Louis
Harrisonville
Ed Bohl
State Democratic Executive Committee
James E. Spain
Spain
Sweeney
Missourians For Honest Elections
New Democratic Coalition
St. Louis
Bohl
Missouri
Governor's Club
Christopher S. Bond
John Inglish
Commission
David E. Blanton
Sikeston
Albert L. Kemp Jr
Blanton
Kemp
Greene County
Clay County
Jackson County
Deaths Jack Sims Of Sturgeon Dies At 78
Elbert J. Jack Sims 78 of Sturgeon died at 3 15 am at Monroe Manor Nursing Home Paris He was born in Boone County March 20 1897 married Carrie Voorheis on Oct 4 1914 Survivors include his wife two daughters three sons and fourteen grandchildren plus two sisters Funeral services are pending at Fenton Funeral Chapel in Sturgeon.
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Sturgeon
Elbert J
Jack) Sims
Monroe Manor
Paris
Fenton Funeral Chapel
Boone County
Squire
Bertie
Bryson Sims
Carrie Voorheis
Huntington
Ind
E.T
Cassie) Bryam
R.J
Bertie) Willis
Mrs. George Davis Dies Rites Pending
Mrs. George Iva Mae Davis, 7, of Montgomery City died at home after a six month illness. Born October 3, 1900 near Portland, Mo, she was the daughter of John and Annie Turpin. Surviving are her husband Victor and Walter both of Montgomery City, a daughter Mrs. Robert Love of Benton City, 13 grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and sister Mrs. Virginia Hopper of Star Route, Montgomery City. Preceded by parents, a half sister, a daughter and three sons. Funeral arrangements are pending at Schlanker Funeral Home.
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Montgomery City
George
Iva Mae) Davis
Iva Mae Turpin
Portland
John
Annie Ingram Turpin
Victor
New Florence
Walter
Robert
Margaret) Love
Benton City
Jerry
Virginia) Hopper
Star Route
Schlanker Funeral Home
Thomas Putnam II Dies in Columbia Designer and Fellow
Thomas N. Putnam II, 61, an interior designer and former Fellow of the American Institute of Design, died of cancer at University of Missouri Medical Center. A Minnesota graduate and WWII terrain specialist, he taught at Stephens College and formed an interior design firm in Columbia. He is survived by his wife Jane, a son in Sun Valley, a daughter in Columbia, and three grandchildren. Memorial services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at Calvary Episcopal Church. Burial in Lakewood Cemetery, Minnesota, pending. Memorials to Community Nursery School.
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Columbia
Thomas N. Putnam II
University of Missouri Medical Center
mid-Missouri
Mexico
Carrington
N.C
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Minnesota
Allied Chiefs of Staff
Norman Bel Geddes
New York
Stephens College
American Institute of Design
Jane Seybole
Sun Valley
Calif
Joel P. Lauer
Calvary Episcopal Church
David Johnson
Lakewood Cemetery
Lakewood
Minn
Parker's
Community Nursery School
Ripley St
Applebee Infant Dies At Hospital
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Applebee of Laddonia was stillborn at 3 04 p m Friday at Audrain Medical Center. Funeral arrangements were by Arnold Funeral Home. Survived by parents two brothers Jeff six and Harlan four and grandparents Mr and Mrs John H Applebee of Mexico and Mr and Mrs Bud L Beasley of Williamsburg.
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Audrain Medical Center
Jeffery N. Young
Woodrow Anderson
Orman E. Weber
Wilbert Rust
Mexico
Marvin P. Vore
Auxvasse
Carl N. Stewart
Vandalia
Owen E. DeHoben
Rush Hill
Linda Brower
Shelbina
Gera P. Robertson
Donald L. Roddy
Donald G. Sigman
Centralia
Edward J. Stewart
Benton City
Harry Lovelace
Bellflower
Gary L. Wilson
Perry
Garry Young
Estil Atkins
Jack Baysinger
Pamela Shocks
Lottie Knoll
Reginald Mudd
Howard Taylor
Jennings Talley
Tracy Jackson
Arthur Kobush
James Watts
Raphael Schlatt
Walter Williams
Ronald McKinney
Joe Wilson
Leroy Little
Ralph Gaston
Daniel Hager
Robert Scott
Laddonia
Charles Polley
Middle
Donald Bryan
Thomas Hamlin
Orval Vanlandingham
Paris
Ben R. Wybrant
Kenneth Applebee
Arnold Funeral Home
Jeff
Harlan
John H. Applebee
Bud L. Beasley
Williamsburg
Jack Dempsey Enters Hospital Hospitalized boxing champ admitted under observation
Jack Dempsey the former world heavyweight champion, aged 80, was admitted to New York University Hospital early today with an undisclosed ailment. A hospital spokesman said he was under observation and in unstable but satisfactory condition. Known as the Manassa Mauler, Dempsey held the title for seven years after claiming it on July 4, 1919, retired in 1932, and later ran restaurants with his Broadway venue closing a year ago.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
New York University Hospital
Dempsey
Broadway
Montgomery Rites For J K Lockwood
Jerome K Lockwood 26 of Kansas City was found dead in his car Friday morning. Born June 9 1949 in Kansas City he was the son of Jeremiah and Anna Mae Keith Lockwood. Survived by parents two sisters and four brothers plus two grandmothers. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Monday Schlanker Funeral Home Montgomery City with burial in Montgomery City Cemetery. Visitation after 3:30 p.m. Sunday. He worked as a laborer installing swimming pools in the Kansas City area.
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Montgomery City
Jerome K. Lockwood
Kansas City
Jeremiah
Anna Mae Keith Lockwood
Dimple Joy Henderson
Arizona
Beverly Holbrook
Salem
Rocky
Ft. Collins
Colo
Ronald Lee
St. Louis
Samuel Ray
Belleville
Stormy Dale
Arthur Lockwood
Annie Keith
Schlanker Funeral Home
Lockwood
Drag Racing Claims Two Teen Lives in Missouri
Two teenage girls died in weekend Missouri crashes blamed on drag racing. Terrie Marie Jones, 15, of Kansas City, died when a car she rode in hit a pickup near the Antioch shopping center as drag racing occurred. Lynn Ann McCuan, 17, of Dittmer, died Friday night when two cars collided in rain near Missouri 30 in Jefferson County.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Terrie Marie Jones
Kansas City
Antioch
North Antioch
Lynn Ann McCuan
Dittimer
Jefferson County
Missouri 30
St. Louis
Dittmer
Reagan Challenge Show Says Rockefeller
Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller calls Ronald Reagan's challenge to Ford more show than muscle. He notes a New Hampshire primary contest may not affect the overall 1976 race and jokes about his Democratic voting helped elect him governor of New York.
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Milwaukee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Rockefeller
United Negro College Fund
Reagan
New Hampshire
New York
Missouri Food Stamp Shortage Hits $800000 Insured For $100000
The U.S. Agriculture Department investigates a missing $800000 in Missouri food stamp funds handled by Money Town Inc. The state will recover only $100000 under a proposed insurance plan. Brinks guards and a $100000 policy are cited, with audit focus on St Louis area operations and a dispute over federal control responsibility.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
St. Louis
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Money Town, Inc
Money Town
Lee A. Lanier
Brinks, Inc
Paul C. Spicer
Department of Social Services
Brinks
Jackson
Boone
Lawrence Graham
Social Services Department
Graham
Lanier
U.S. Treasury
Sara Jane Moore Indicted in Ford Shooting Case
SAN FRANCISCO AP Sara Jane Moore charged with firing at President Ford on September 22 has been indicted under federal law making it a crime to attempt an assassination. The indictment was sealed until Friday and unsealed for immediate arraignment set for Tuesday.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
U.S. District Court
Samuel Conti
Asst
U.S. Atty
Steele Langford
Langford
Conti
Moore
St. Francis
Five Million Plan for Memorial Stadium Renovation
Columbia reports the athletic committee will consider a five year five million dollar renovation of Memorial Stadium adding 21,200 seats and possibly artificial turf. Financing would come from gate receipts gifts and other funds with no state money or student fees involved.
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Columbia
Memorial Stadium
Anti-Bus Caravan Heads To Congress Protest Rally
A 41-bus antibusing caravan arrives in Washington from Louisville to protest court ordered school busing. Union leaders claim 65 unions represented. 1,729 tickets sold for the trip. Meany denies AFL-CIO backing. Congress in recess as Ford schedules talks on ending busing amendments.
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Washington
Louisville
Capitol
Union Labor Against
Congress
Kentucky
International Union of Electrical Workers
United Auto Workers
Jack R. Shore
Boston
West Virginia
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford
John Tower
R-Tex
Congressional
New Grain Sales Begin As Russian Crop Dips
U S grain firms disclose 1.2 million metric tons of corn sold to the Soviet Union as part of a broader thaw in embargo tensions. USDA notes Russia’s harvest falls to 160 million tons, the lowest since 1967, with total foreign purchases seen around 30 million tons for 15 months through Sept 30, 1976.
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Washington
Russia
U.S
Agriculture Department
United States
Ford
Soviet Union
USDA
Cook Industries,Inc
Memphis
Continental Grain Co
New York
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Moscow
Revenue Sharing Funds Held for Delinquent Missouri Units
About 185000 in federal revenue sharing funds are being withheld from 173 Missouri governments due to delinquent reporting. The Office of Administration will redirect funds to the next highest unit, usually the county, if required reports remain unfiled. Governments may waive eligibility by written notice to the federal Office of Revenue Sharing. None of the communities listed is in Ledgerland.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Office of Administration
J. Neil Nielsen
Federal Office of Revenue Sharing
Nielsen
Office of Administration
Ledgerland
22 Pound Bass Leads Tournament at Lake of the Ozarks
Illinois fisherman Joe Verbeck of Belleville topped a 20-angler field to lead the finals of the 1975 Bass Casters Grand National Tournament with a 22 pound catch. Rich Abbott of St Charles was second with 19 pounds 12 ounces and Jim Hartzell of Walnut Grove stood third. Contestants are limited to nine catches of 12 inches or more in a nine hour period.
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Lake OF the Ozarks
Illinois
Joe Verbeck
Belleville
Missouri
Kentucky
Rich Abbott
St. Charles
Jim Hartzell
Walnut Grove
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