Audrain weather and court notices in daily record
Ledgerland forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with mild highs in the 80s. Missouri area to expect clear to partly cloudy conditions, with a risk of showers in the extreme southeast. Audrain Medical Center reports numerous admissions and births. local court actions include probation revocation, DUI sentences, and no funds check convictions. Highway patrol notes a stop sign violation with no injuries. Public safety reports detail two-car collision and theft of a storm window, plus minor injuries from a Breckenridge Street incident. Stock market summaries from Commerce Bancs, Wetterau, and other companies accompany the report.
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Missouri
Gloria Like
Thomas I. Osborne
Miss Like
Charles Walter Fox
Fox
Kathryn Holloway
Juanita Charlene Strange
Richard Harold Strange Jr
Roger Johnson
Johnson
Everett VanMatre
Morris
W. Liberty Street
Merl D. York
Kent Road
Liberty
Victor Earl Turner
Hallsville
A. W. Meine
Kentucky St
W. Robinson St
Tyrone Scott
Holt St
Audrain Medical Center
E. Breckenridge
Union Street
Rhonda Kay McCamron
Carrico St
Breckenridge
Scott
Bill to require doctors to serve areas of need
Washington AP report notes a Senate committee approved a bill requiring future medical graduates to spend two years in doctor shortage areas and to obtain licenses every six years. It would limit specialists and foreign doctors, with half of medical school funding contingent on practicing in underserved regions.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Sens
Edward M. Kennedy
D- Wet
Jacob K. Javits
Priest To Appeal From Dismissal
New York AP reports the Rev. Joseph O Rourke plans to appeal his dismissal from the Jesuit order after baptizing Nathaniel Ryan Morreale, son of Carrol and Daniel Morreale, in Marlboro Massachusetts. The mother favors abortion rights. The priest called the hearing a kangaroo court and said the Vatican approved the later decision.
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New York
Joseph O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Society of Jesus
Vatican
Rome
Rabin And Ford Schedule Talks
Washington reports Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and President Ford will hold two meetings next week. A White House spokesman said Rabin will attend a formal South Lawn ceremony Tuesday, meet the President that afternoon, and return Thursday morning for a second session. A state dinner that evening will host Rabin and his wife.
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Washington
Yitzhak Rabin
Ford
Jerald F. terHorst
Rabin
White House
terHorst
Violation Charged In Alton Bidding
Federal judge accuses the Army Corps of Engineers of deceiving Congress and breaking environmental laws while planning the Alton dam and lock system in Illinois. Judge Charles R. Richey issued a preliminary injunction blocking bids on the $338 million project, ruling the Alton effort is the first step in a $3.2 billion Mississippi River system rebuild north of Alton.
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Washington
Army Corps of Engineers
Congress
Alton
Jil
Charles R. Richey
U.S. District Court
Corps
Richey
Alton Dam
Mississippi River
George W Oliver Dies At Montgomery City
Montgomery City Missouri resident George W Oliver 71 died at home Friday night a retired farmer He was born December 31 1902 in Missouri He married Ruth Harvey on June 5 1929 She survives along with a son Robert three granddaughters and a sister Susie Gilbert Services will be at Montgomery City Christian Church at 2 pm Monday with interment at Sunrise Memorial Gardens Masonic services Sunday 8 pm at Schlanker Funeral Home Memorials to Christian Church education building fund or heart fund
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Montgomery City
George W. Oliver
Missouri
Milton
Alberta
Oliver
Ruth Harvey
Robert
Susie Gilbert
Mrs. Orval Morris Rites At 2 Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Orval Morris were scheduled at 2 p.m. today at the Mexico United Methodist Church with Rev. J. C. Montgomery and Rev. Gregory Poole of Kirksville presiding. Burial followed in Laddonia Cemetery. Organist was Mrs. John Willer. Pallbearers were Kermit Head Harold James Gene Davis Ralph Luckaman Rex Rodenbaugh and Floyd Crews. Arnold Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Mexico United Methodist Church
J.C. Montgomery
Gregory Poole
Kirksville
Laddonia Cemetery
John Willer
Kermit Head
Harold James
Gene Davis
Ralph Luckaman
Rex Rodenbaugh
Floyd Crews
Arnold Funeral Home
Wholesale Power Rates Going Up
Union Electric Co. said the Federal Power Commission approved a rate increase for wholesale electric customers in Missouri Arkansas and Iowa retroactive to December 17 1973. The change adds 5.3 million in annual revenue and will be refunded with 7 percent interest. Municipalities affected include Farmington Fredericktown Hannibal Kirkwood Rolla St James and West Point along with Arkansas Missouri and Iowa wholesale partners.
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Union Electric Co
Federal Power Commission
Missouri
Arkansas
Iowa
FPC
Farmington
Fredericktown
Hannibal
Kirkwood
Rolla and
St. James
West Point
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Citizens Electric Corp
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
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Missouri Utilities Co
Show-Me Power Corp
Swedish Spy Freed After Ten Years
Swedish Air Force veteran Stig Wennerstroem was pardoned after ten years in prison for spying for Russia. Sentenced in 1964 to life for passing Swedish and NATO secrets, his term was later cut to twenty years. the pardon follows standard Swedish practice.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Stig Wennerstroem
Wennerstroem
NATO
Washington
President Ford Names New White House Editor
Veteran correspondent Philip Warden joins the White House staff as editor of President Ford's daily news summary. Warden, 61, long has covered Congress for the Chicago Tribune since 1957 and began with the paper in 1940. He succeeds Morton Allen from Nixon era.
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Washington
Philip Warden
White House
Ford
Daily News
Warden
The
Chicago Tribune
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Morton Allen
Richard M. Nixon
SALT Talks Resume Sept 18 in Geneva
Washington AP The White House says SALT talks between the United States and the Soviet Union will resume September 18 in Geneva. Veteran diplomat A Alexis Johnson will lead the U S delegation. President Ford noted differences but officials expect an agreed position. SALT I limited anti missile defenses and set caps on offensive missiles while SALT II tackled qualitative restrictions.
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Washington
White House
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
Jerald F. terHorst
A. Alexis Johnson
U.S
Ford
terHorst
Lakeland couple welcome daughter Kristen Leigh
Kristen Leigh Kothe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray Kothe of Lakeland Florida, was born Friday at Lakeland General Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Leo Rothe and Charles G Daniel II of Mexico. Mrs. Kothe is former Caroline Daniel of Mexico. Father works for Cagsls Associates Consulting Engineers of St. Louis.
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E. Ray Kothe
Lakeland
Fla
Lakeland General Hospital
Kristen Leigh
Kothe
Caroline Daniel
Mexico
Cagsls Associates Consulting Engineers
St. Louis
Lisa
Leo Rothe
Charles G. Daniel II] Yall
Judge Bardgett Sick Over Bird Killing
Missouri Supreme Court Justice John E. Bardgett said it makes him sick that a protected bird was killed on opening day of dove season near New Madrid. Special Agent Dan Searcy charged Bardgett and Hal E. Hunter Jr. with federal hunting violations and said Bardgett shot an Eastern Kingbird.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
John E. Bardgett
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Dan Searcy
Bardgett
New Madrid County
Hal E. Hunter Jr
New Madrid
Searcy
Brude
Hunter
Robert Pulliam
Tape From Kidnappers Claims Zuno Alive In Mexico
A tape and photo received by a Mexico City newspaper claim Jose Guadalupe Zuno Hernandez is alive after his kidnapping. The transcript quotes Zuno praising his captors and forecasting revolutionary victory, while FRAP claims responsibility and demands 1.6 million dollars and freedom for ten prisoners. The Echeverria family awaits corroborating copies as they weigh the message.
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Mexico City
Luis Echeverria
Mexico
Jose Guadalupe Zuno Hernandez
Maria Esther Zuno de Echeverria
Guadalajara
Echeverria
Excelsion
Zuno
People’s Armed Revolutionary Front
FRAP
Deodorant Soaps May Hurt Skin
FDA advisory committee nears completion with calls for an immediate ban on tribromsalan and strict testing for hundreds of antiseptics. Experts warn some products may harm skin by killing beneficial bacteria and enabling dangerous strains to grow. FDA also moves to remove methyl methacrylate monomer fingernail kits from shelves due to risk of severe skin reactions.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Alexander M. Schmidt
FDA
Rabbi Korff Mum on Nixon Visit
Rabbi Baruch Korff, founder of a national committee, says a private talk with former President Nixon occurred in San Clemente. He will not discuss details or duration and plans further meetings, calling them a rare summit between friends.
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Rabbi Korff
Nixon
Providence, R.I
Baruch Korff
National Citizens Committee For Fairness
Richard M. Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Korff
Teachers Strikes Freeze Classes Across Ten States
Friction over wages and contracts kept thousands of students idle as the fall term began. About 120,000 Michigan pupils faced disruption alongside tens of thousands in Illinois Pennsylvania Delaware Washington California Connecticut New York Ohio and Wisconsin. In Clio Michigan tentative wage talks eased the dispute and classrooms reopened. Campbell California districts hired substitutes while Oakland teachers pressed for a 15 percent pay rise and reinstatement of laid off instructors. Several Pennsylvania districts resumed work while 59,000 students in other areas remained without teachers.
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Delaware
Washington
California
Connecticut
New York
Ohio
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Clio
Flint
Campbell
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San Francisco
Oakland
Cartridge Ban Petition Rejected
Washington report states the U S Consumer Product Safety Commission rejected a petition from the Committee on Handgun Control seeking a ban on handgun cartridges. The proposal would have barred ammunition for all handguns except those used by police military personnel licensee security guards and licensed pistol clubs.
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Washington
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Committee On Handgun Control
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