Weather Summary for Ledgerland and Missouri Regions
Official 7:00 a.m. readings show varied temperatures across Ledgerland and Missouri with a cool, unsettled pattern ahead. Forecast calls for partly cloudy, cold tonight in Ledgerland with low near 30 and northeast winds. Tuesday brings more clouds and cool conditions with highs mid to upper 40s, while Missouri expects cool weather with highs in the 50s and a chance of southeast rain. Extended outlook shows rain likely midweek in Missouri, clearing and cold by Friday with highs around 45 to 55 and lows in the 30s to 40s. river and lake levels around the region report several readings. Admissions at Audrain Medical Center list numerous individuals. a birth is noted in Mexico with a daughter born Sunday at 1:47 pm. Continuous dismissals and transfers follow across multiple towns including Columbia, Wellsville, Centralia, Benton City, and Montgomery City.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lake of
Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Stockton
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
Louis
Waverly
Boonville
Jefferson City
Hermann
St. Charles
Hannibal
Louisiana
Clarksville
Winfield
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Bebade
Hospital
Audrain Medical Center
Andrew M. Lees
Tom E. Long
Dennis S. Jaeger
Garnett G. Hamilton
Paula C. Riach
Gwendola M. Walters
Charles K. Winn
Mabel F. Wilkerson
Della C. Scott
Robert Joe Wilson
Betty J. Saltzman
Aubrey E. Wilson
Vincent E. Thornton
Cheri Lotz
Mexico
John J
Ransom R. Presley
Wellsville
Porter L. Boles
Benton City
Charles L. Smith
Bellflower
Joseph D. Reichert
Robert Ames
Centralia
Robert L. Meyer
Kingdom City
Mary Keith
Shelbina
Margaret Wheelan
Ursula Harrison
Jes 1. Hackler
Montgomery City
Teresa Davis
Jerry Net Erle Newsom
Deaths and public notices from The Daily Record
Obituaries list several residents including James W. Patrick and Clarence S. Mitchell with ages from 60 to 90. Marriage license applications include Alvin Chalfant and Linda Sheets as well as Tommy Burton and Karen Day. Public safety notes record minor vehicle accidents with no injuries and police reports of property damage, thefts, and a few court actions listed among magistrate and circuit matters.
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Alvin Dale Chalfant
Wellsville
Linda Sue Sheets
Mexico
Boone Co
Tommy Ray Burton
Karen Marie Day
Columbia
Frederick Andrew Runge
Webster
Donald W. Marking
N. Clark
North Western
Jackson Streets
Monroe Street
Jefferson
Hazel M. Wilson
Pollock Rd
Jay Benton
Morris
Paul Koelling
Koelling
Auto Sales and Service
Paris Rd
Kara Hudson
N. Olive
Hardees
James Walker
Eagle
George Callahan
Yale
Audrain Medical Center
Thelma Mudd
Seminary
Market Down as Investors Eye Election Week
New York stocks fell moderately as traders awaited the final week of the presidential campaign. The noon Dow dropped 2.58 to 936.17 with more decliners than advancers, while Veterans Day observed muted activity. AT&T led active issues, down 4 to 58 1/2 after an 80,900 share block changed hands.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
405 Cans of Untaxed Coors Beer Seized in Michigan
Grosse Pointe Farms police will crush 405 cans of Coors beer seized from a house for tax evasion. The beer, worth up to 20 dollars per 24 cans in Detroit, was brought into Michigan without the 46 cent per case tax. Det. Earl Field said the 12 ounce cans will be crushed with a tractor in a city lot and washed away by the Fire Department.
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Grosse Pointe Farms
Mich
Detroit
Michigan Liquor Control Commission
Michigan
Golden
Colo
Grosge Pointe Farms
Earl Field
Field
Bicycle Registration This Week In Mexico
Bicycle safety inspection and licensing will be held in Mexico schools beginning Tuesday. The Mexico Public Safety Department, with the PTA, will charge 50 cents for each permanent license. Licenses help recover lost and stolen bikes. Registration runs Tuesday at Eugene Field 4:30 am and Mexico Junior High 1:30 pm, Wednesday at McMillan 8:30 am and St. Brendan's 2:20 pm, Thursday at Hawthorne 6:30 am.
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Mexico
James R. Snell
Mexico Public Safety Department
PTA
Eugene Field
Mexico Junior High School
McMillan Elementary
St. Brendan's
Hawthorne
British Pound Drops To New Record Low
In London the British pound fell seven cents to a new record low of 1.5765 dollars amid rapid trading after a Sunday Times report that the IMF would prefer a drop to 1.50 before Britain can draw 3 billion. Dealers called the market nervous as Sterling opened at 1.6150 after Friday’s close of 1.6481.
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London
London Foreign Exchange
Sunday Times
International Monetary Fund
Britain
Paris man James Patrick Patrick dies at 74
James Wiley Patrick 74 of Paris died Saturday at the Veterans Hospital in Columbia. Funeral services were held at Agnew Funeral Home Paris with Rev. Mike Crouch, burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery. He was a World War I veteran, Catholic Church member, husband of Nadine Wood since 1927, and survived by three sisters Mabel Powell Catherine Baere Hazel Tolley. Also mentioned: Clarence Mitchell 90 of 314 East Love died Saturday. graveside service in Hannibal Grand View Burial Park. veteran of World War I. retired from Iowa Ordnance Co. Surviving wife Genevieve Blatt Mitchell, son Sidney, step-children, and siblings.
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Paris
James Wiley Patrick
Veterans Hospital
Columbia
Agnew Funeral Home
Mike Crouch
Paris Christian Church
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Tom Calvert
Forrest Gosney
William Richardson
Ross Thompson
Paul Gerster
Harold Wood
Frank Whaley
American Legion Post 221
Mr. Patrick
Monroe County
William and
Mary Powell Patrick
Nadine Wood
Mabel Powell
Hayti
Catherine Baere
Quincy
Hazel Tolley
State of
New York
Clarence
Mitchell
East Love
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Grand View Burial Park
Hannibal
John Blass
Arnold Funeral Home
Mr. Mitchell
Clarksville
Albert
Frances Sullivan Mitchell
Iowa Ordnance Co
Macon
Genevieve Blatt Mitchell
Sidney Mitchell
Des Moines
Iowa
John Rickard
Mia. LeMoine Branstetter
Los Angeles
Calif
DeVoid Mitchell
Winifred Stone
Kansas
Gerald Donohue Dies In Chicago
Gerald Donohue 62 longtime Chicago sales executive for A P Green Fire Brick Co died in a Chicago area hospital He lived in Glenwood and will have services in Glenwood and Mexico graveside with Rev J C Montgomery officiating Born Feb 8 1914 he married Maurine Bartels in 1942 His career spanned Mexico St Louis and Chicago with leadership roles since 1964 Survived by wife daughter Linda Harvey granddaughter Lauri Harvey two brothers and his parents and a brother preceded him in death
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Gerald
Donohew
Chicago
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
Glenwood
Tews Funeral Home
Elmwood Cemetery
J. C. Montgomery
Arnold Funeral Home
Mr. Donohew
Edward
Myrtle Donohew
Slater
Maurine Rose Bartels
Henry Monroe Bartels
The
Green Company
St. Louis
Risher Fire Brick Co
A. P. Green Fire Brick Co
Ilinois
Green
U.S
Burma
India
Canteen
St. Paul Community Church
VFW
Aise and Aime and
American Foundry Assn
Ronald L
Linda) Harvey
Park Forest
Ill
Lauri Lynn Harvey
W. C. Donohew
Jack Donohew
Montgomery
Ala
Leo
Litton backs Carter Mondale in Missouri endorsement
Charles Litton father of late congressman Jerry Litton announced support for the Carter Mondale ticket from Carter campaign headquarters in St. Louis. He changed his view after meeting Carter at the October 18 memorial dinner in Kansas City and praised Carter as pursuing the late congressman's policies. In Detroit, Dan Ogden describes touring rooftops as a chimney sweep in 19th century attire, drawing attention from surprised onlookers.
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St, Louis, Mo
Charles Litton
Missouri
Jerry Litton
Jimmy Carter
Walter Mondale
Carter
Litton
Kansas City
Detroit
Dan Ogden
Ogden
Ethel
Michigan
Mrs. J. Earl Brown Dies In Arkansas
Mrs. J Earl Brown, 90, of Rogers Arkansas and former Mexico resident, died Saturday morning after a long illness. Burial is set for Elrowood Cemetery. Surviving are a daughter Helen Gooch of Rogers, two grandsons J Ed Gooch and G K Gooch Jr, three sisters and five greats. Born September 5, 1886 in Audrain County to Robert and Claudia Johnson. She married J Earl Brown in Mexico in 1908. he died in 1940. She belonged to Presbyterian Church Rogers, Hardin College graduate, member of Beta Sigma Omicron and P E O.
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J. Earl
Fanny) Brown
Rogers
Ark
Mexico
Elrowood
Audrain County
Robert
Claudia Wilfley Johnson
J. Earl Brown
Presbyterian Church At
Hardin College
Beta Sigma Omicron
P.E.O
Kenneth
Helen) Gooch
J. Ed Gooch
G.K. Gooch Jr
Tulsa
Okla
Lynn Webb
Lee’s Summit
India Johnson
Honolulu
Hawaii
Roy
Gambling raid nets nine charged in Springfield
Springfield Missouri deputies seized more than $6,000 cash poker and craps tables and gambling equipment after a raid on a small house. Seven men and two women were charged with gambling offenses. eight of the nine were released on $500 bond to appear in magistrate court Monday.
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Springfield
Greene County
Sheriff's Deputies
Arab Summit Split Over Lebanon Peacekeeping Force
Arab leaders began a Beirut Lebanon summit divided over a 30 000 man peacekeeping force with Iraq opposing including the 20 000 Syrian troops. Riyadh meeting a week earlier had endorsed Syria as major contingent while Iraq sent its own delegation. Libya joined by deciding to send a delegation after boycotting the opening. President Sadat urged unity among Lebanese factions.
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Cairo
Lebanon
The
Arab League
Iraq
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Saadoun Hamadi
Rahieddin Nasser
Egypt
Libya
Anwar Sadat
Hamlett Burns Opponent On Record And Legislation
At a rally, Hamlett touted his legislative record noting two bills introduced with one passing, while his opponent in Jefferson City introduced eight but only one advanced. He criticized the opponent’s stance on a county status issue and highlighted a proposed fix for third class counties. Osborne and Farnen spoke on experience, with several candidates listed as unopposed. A Star poll showed Bond leading Teasdale and Jack Ashcroft leading Baker for attorney general, amid mixed statewide race indications.
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Hamlett
Jefferson City
Audrain
Lemon
Thomas I. Osborne
Osborne
Kevin Farnen
Kansas City
St. Louis
The
Star
Christopher S. Bond
Joseph P. Teasdale
Bond
Teasdale
Missouri
James C. Kirkpatrick
Mildred Huffman
John D. Ashcroft
James G. Baker
Centralia Man Involved In Fatal Highway 63 Wreck
MACON The Macon Highway Patrol reports Gary L. Prenger 26 of Centralia drove in a three car crash two miles south of Moberly at 8 p.m. Saturday killing Esther Michaels 80 of Moberly who rode with Nell Hamilton in the northbound car. Hamilton and McGrane of Alamogordo New Mexico were injured along with passengers Ethel Abbott Vickie Fear. Hamilton and McGrane were treated at hospitals and transferred to the University Medical Center. The Hamilton and McGrane cars were demolished while Prenger’s car had moderate damage. Authorities said arrests are pending as the investigation continues.
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James McGrane
Alamogordo
N.M
Prenger
McGrane
Nell Hamilton
Community Hospital
Moberly
University Medical Center
Columbia
Ethel Abbott
Woodland Hospital
Vickie Fear
Williamsburg
Iowa
Hamilton
Black Leaders Pledge Unity in Rhodesia Talks
In Geneva four black nationalist leaders Muzorewa Sithole Nkomo and Mugabe vow a united front against white minority rule at the Rhodesia conference opening Thursday. Nkomo and Mugabe aim to form a Patriotic Front to press for immediate black majority rule as violence mounts with six Africans killed since Friday related to the guerrilla war.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Rhodesia
Abel Muzorewa
Ndabaningi Sithole
Joshua Nkomo
Robert Mugabe
Ian Smith
Nkomo
Mugabe
Muzorewa
Sithole
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Henrietta Shelton
Troy
Christopher D. Johnson
Perry
John Mutherin
Richard D. Jones
Vandalia
John F. Collens
Thompson
Donald Jarboe
New Hartford
Clarence §. Mitchell
Lottie Sydenstricker
Cave Johnson
R. Hayden Palmer
Alberta Whitehouse
James W. Patrick
Gerald Donchew
Clarence S. Mitchell
Willy Waschenbach
Highway Patrol
Dennis Dingman
Scott's Corner
John K. Haden
Scott's
Randall Dexter McDonald
William Reed Stone
Auxgasge
Charles Leonard Burgett
Lewia Andy Harrison
S. Western St
Jeanne Kay Newbrough
Billy Joe Moore Jr
Waterloo
Rheda S. Patrick
Martingburg
Cincut Court
James Robert and
Shelbin Jean Burnett
Brett and
Erdel
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agri
Roger Parker
Chicago—Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade
James Patrick Clarence S
Gerald Donohue
Caster
Arkansas
Saul Bellow
William C. Phelps
Richard J. Rabbitt
James I. Spainhower
Albert L. Kemp Jr
Ford Carter
Ford
Centralian
Zimbabwe African National Union
Smith
Albany, Ga
Tabby
Robert Threewitts
George
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