Missouri Area Weather and Local News Snapshot
Local 7:00 a.m. readings note high and low temperatures for the last 24 hours with a January lookalike. Audrain Hospital reports admissions and discharges, births, and marriage licenses. corrections issued for a farm ad price. Police notes include a domestic incident, traffic collisions, summonses, and a horse-trailer theft inquiry linked to Madison County authorities.
Car collision injures two in downtown crash
Mrs. Robert McGee and Mrs. Josephine Playter were hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a westbound car struck a loose pony on West Monroe Street around 12:05 a.m. The pony owner is Saber Newbrough. Police noted a pony was seen in the Curtis Street area shortly before the crash.
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Gayle) McGee
N. Clark St
Josephine Playter
Audrain Hospital
Saber Newbrough
W. Curtis
West Monroe St
McGee
Curtis Street
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Egyptieculor
Black's
United
Sharon Tate
Kevin Playter
Cairo
Clark Sr
Darrell Wayne
N. Clark SL
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Suez Canalpital
Cat Knocks Vase Triggers Gas and House Explosion
A house explosion followed when a cat knocked a vase turning a gas valve on and igniting a fire. The blast damaged the utility room and caused about 3000 dollars in damages. No severe injuries reported as investigators probe the incident.
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Rabin
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Bonne Terre
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Thelline
Airland
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James Miller
Ranvois County
James Dunn
Missouri
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State Water Pollution Board
Tractorera
Action Ordered On Water Polluters TASTES ATTN nay pany
Local regulators ordered action against water polluters after a spill prompted investigations. Officials cited violations and demanded immediate remediation, with penalties possible if cleanup plans are not completed by set deadlines.
Brink Rites Planned for Local Resident Born 1891
Born March 4, 1891 in Boone County, he was the son of John and Kate Brink. He married Louizal Prowell in 1913. she died in 1948. Survived by son John H. Brink and two daughters, 11 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. Two sons, four sisters, and a brother preceded him. Services by Rev. John Foley. Burial Locust Grove Cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.m. today.
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Locust Grove Cemetery
Viet Cong Terror Campaign Hits Binh Dinh Center
Viet Cong troops attacked a civil self defense training center in Binh Dinh Province near Qui Nhon City, killing 14 South Vietnamese and wounding 26. The assault, part of a terror campaign aimed at undermining the pacification program, left one Viet Cong soldier dead. Officials noted increased Viet Cong activity in the province and concerns the campaign could delay American troop withdrawals. In the Parrot's Beak area, two ranger battalions clashed with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces, with Viet Cong casualties reported. The U.S. Command said no major ground engagements involving American forces occurred in the last 24 hours.
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Udall Says Hickel Tried To Jail Him
Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall says Justice Dept cleared him of conflict of interest and that investigation originated in his successor Walter Hickel's files. Udall alleges Hickel publicly circulated a letter urging Nixon to heed youth and that Hickel tried to jail his predecessor. He notes no wrongdoing in approving a 550000 contract for land-use planning in the Virgin Islands.
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Udall
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Hickel
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Halprin
Henry Kimmelman
Venture
Kimmelman
Virgin Islands
Nostalgia Backfires On Old Grocery Ad
Saranac Lake residents rushed to the Saranac Lake Supply Co after the Adirondack Enterprise published a 1942 ad alongside a 1970 version. Shoppers sought apples at 19 cents per 10 pounds and squash at 3 cents a pound, while chicken listed at 45 cents in 1942 versus 29 cents in 1970, delighting the store owner.
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Driver Dies In Flaming Truck After Collision
A Washington, Missouri, truck driver Elmer A. Scheidle, 40, was fatally injured when his tractor truck exploded after being struck by a pickup on Missouri 47 two miles south of Creve Coeur. He died at a Creve Coeur hospital early today.
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Elmer A. Scheidle
Washington, Mo
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Creve Coeur
Social Security Hike Urged By Eagleton in Missouri
Senator Thomas Eagleton urged raising minimum Social Security benefits to at least 120 dollars monthly at a West Central Missouri Rural Development meeting in Warrensburg. He said elderly workers should not lose benefits if they choose to work and stressed poverty among elders overlooked by federal programs.
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Thomas Eee
Eagleton
Elberly
West Central Missouri Rural Development Corporation
Carpool to Atlantic City With Miss Missouri 1989
Philip V. Adams executive vice-president of this year's Miss Missouri Pageant seeks one more rider for his car to Atlantic City New Jersey leaving Tuesday morning Fran Biesmeyer Miss Missouri 1989 and a Chicago friend will join Adams and his party Adams notes Fran will not take her poodle puppy to the Miss America Pageant and recalls Fran won a 1000 scholarship at the 1969 pageant for her art and vocal routine Talk to the Animals.
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Fran Biesmeyer
Chicago
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Buz) Adams
Mexico
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State Ag Officials Expenses to Be Halted
Jefferson City AP Missouri Commissioner of Agriculture says the state will stop payment of food and lodging expenses for Ruben Schapeler, dairy division director, who has claimed about 20200 since January 1969 and refused to move to Jefferson City. He submitted motel and meal costs averaging around ten dollars nightly plus eight to eight fifty per day, while commuting from Butler. Schapeler earns 12000 annually and has claimed mileage reimbursement for Butler to Jefferson City.
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Ruben Schapeler
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Schapeter
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Butler
Tate Prosecutor Pulled Off Case Amid Statements
Los Angeles AP report says veteran prosecutor Aar on H. Stovitz was removed midtrial from the Sharon Tate murder case over out of court remarks. Vincent Bugliosi remains, with Donald A. Musich named to replace him as chief prosecutor in the August 1969 killings probe.
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Meia
Aaron H. Stovitz
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Evelle Younger
Stovitz
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Donald A. Musich
Blast Hits Tate Trial Building In Los Angeles
A bomb exploded on the sixth floor of the Los Angeles County Hall of Justice near the Sharon Tate murder trial. The blast caused wall damage and a six inch water main break but no injuries or court records damage were reported. A warning call followed the blast two minutes later. The attack barely affected upper floors housing inmates including Charles M. Manson as co defendants face murder conspiracy charges.
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Los Angeles County Hall of Justice
Sharon Tate
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Evelle J. Younger
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Sharon Hoe
Woman Fires Shot At Troopers After High Speed Chase
Lela F. Hildebrand, 27, Warrensburg, arrested after a chase from Lee's Summit that topped 120 mph. Miss Hildebrand took to Johnson County jail. Miss Garner, injured at her Lee's Summit home, was treated and released from St Luke's Hospital. A .32 caliber revolver was found in Hildebrand's car.
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Hildebrand
Johnson County
Jean Louise Garbe
Lee's Summit
Garner
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G, C. Sanders
Baker
Grover
Hildeby Baker
Police Eye On Convening Panthers Rally at Temple University
Militant groups including Black Panthers gathered under police watch at Temple University for a three day convention aimed at forming a “people’s constitution.” Huey Newton, cofounder, urged freedom as supporters chanted and displayed power gestures amid concerns over security and potential explosive handling.
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Natalia Makarova
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Seon Temple University
Luntton
Britain
Jo Aid Sit
Los Angeles
Jon Temple University
Huey ‘Newton
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Pearin
Breakship in Full Sparks Local Security Debates
The report notes police raids at three Panther centers last Monday, 14 arrests, and seizure of ammunition as authorities pursue a hands off policy amid town tensions. Mrs Jessie G Waggett of Mexico, mother of John Waggett, suffers hip fracture after a fall following a hospital stay in Perry and undergoes surgery.
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Gett
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Judge Fines Barking Dogs Owner in Public Nuisance Case
In Baltimore, residents recorded a dozen Doberman pinschers kept by Franklin D. Fulton, 72, to prove the nuisance. Judge John A. Maguire heard the tape and fined Fulton $50 for maintaining a public nuisance and ordered removal of all but one dog.
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Southern Municipal Court
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Danforth Rules Schools Must Open For Full Fiscal Year
Atty Gen John C Danforth ruled that schools must begin classes even if voters withhold a tax rate for the year. The only exception is when a district arranges education elsewhere. The ruling follows Hickman Mills delays after seven failed funding votes in Kansas City area.
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Jefferson City
Atty
John C. Danforth
Harold J. Esser
Akansas City
Hickman Mills
Special Service At St Paul CME Church
Members of the Ladies Aid board of St Paul CME Church will lead the worship and talent hour on Sunday at 6 p.m. with Pastor Rev C A Trotter giving the meditation and invitation. Special music by church choirs and guest soloist Theodore Hawkins Fulton. Mrs Comer Sheely is board president.
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Legion Membership Kickoff Dinner Set for Oct 7
Leon Rutherford commander of the James Bledsoe Post of the American Legion announced a membership kickoff supper for Wednesday Oct. 7 with a guest speaker. The note came at the Wednesday legion meeting at the Legion Home. A dance is planned for Sept. 19 and a stag supper for Sept. 24. The Mexico Public Library will close Monday for Labor Day.
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