Weather and markets roundup from Missouri and beyond
The morning bulletin reports favorable partial cloudiness in Ledgerland with light north winds and mild temps through Tuesday. It also tracks Missouri river stages and Lake of the Ozarks readings, plus farm-market quotes for hogs, cattle, and sheep from Missouri Livestock Market Center, Chicago futures, and National Stockyards with prices and receipts.
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Ledgerland
Missouri
Lakes Kansas City
Lake of the Ozarks
Pomme de Terre
Grand
Stockton
Bull Shoals
Table Rock
Beaver
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Waverly
Bodnville
Jefferson City
Hermann
St.Louis
Cape Girardeau
Missouri Livestock Market Center
Dept. of Agr
MNS
Roger Parker
Chicago (Ap
Chicago Board of Trade
Market Report Shows Narrow Decline On Wall Street
New York price action edged lower as investors awaited progress on New York City's financial crisis. Dow Jones average slid to 834.72, NYSE losers led gainers five to four, Sony dominated activity with a large turnover and a cut in earnings estimates. AMEX value index inched up to 65.51.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
Sony
American Stock Exchange
Humane Society Meets Tomorrow Meeting at 8 p.m. at Citizens Savings
Audrain Humane Society to hold public meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Citizens Savings. Joan Stoy presides. Society can no longer board stray animals pending shelter construction. building fund started. Will continue educational programs, cruelty investigations, and locating lost animals.
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Audrain Humane Society
Citizens Savings Alan
Joan Stoy
Rio Vista Couple Welcome Daughter Tami Leanne Dean
Mr and Mrs James Edward Dean of Rio Vista California welcomed their daughter Tami Leanne Dean born August 3 weighing eight pounds three ounces. She joins her brother Paul Douglas age 3. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs LJ Dean of Mexico and Mr and Mrs Ruben Nettles of Rio Vista.
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Tami Leanne Dean
James Edward Dean
Rio Vista
Calif
Paul Douglas
LJ. Dean
Mexico
Ruben Nettles
Reagan To Run for GOP Nominations, Laxalt Says
Sen. Paul Laxalt head of Reagan supporters says the former California governor will enter the GOP presidential race before Thanksgiving and mount a strong challenge to Ford. He notes no plan for a conservative third party and expects Reagan to focus on the West and South while possibly contesting primaries in large states like New York.
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Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
Reagan
Laxalt
National Press Club
New York
Frank E Girard Dies In Florida
Frank Edmund Girard 71 of Ocala Florida died September 2 at Marion Community Hospital in Ocala He was a former Vandalia resident and brother of Fred Girard Vandalia John Plante Laddonia and Mrs Alden Britton Farber Born in Kankakee Illinois he lived in Florida for 30 years retiring but formerly owned Hercules Fence Co in Ocala He was a member of the First Methodist Church Surviving are his wife Joana Novey Girard two daughters Suzanne Knoblock Ocala Virginia Simpson Tampa a son Ed Girard California four grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Vandalia
Frank Edmund Girard
Ocala
Fla
Marion Community Hospital
Fred Girard
John Plante
Laddonia
Alden Britton
Farber
Girard
Kankakee
Ill
Florida
Hercules Fence Co
Rites Held For Everett Torreyson At First Presbyterian
Funeral services for Everett Torreyson were held Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Robert Collins and Rev. J C Montgomery officiating. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs John Willer played the organ. Pallbearers were Ercel Hunt Howard Kizer Alfred Mitchell Ralph Ward Harry Hill Waterston Martin. Honorary pallbearers were Eugene Jaeger R T Begole Rufus Burns Benny Denton Charles Godager Charles Padgett. Precht Pickering Funeral Home managed arrangements.
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Everett Torreyson
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Collins
J.C. Montgomery
Elmwood Cemetery
John Willer
Ercel Hunt
Howard Kizer
Alfred Mitchell
Ralph Ward
Harry Hill
Waterston Martin
Eugene Jaeger
R.T. Begole
Rufus Burns
Benny Denton
Charles Godager
Charles Padgett
Precht-Pickering Funeral Home
Jesse Hall Rites Held in Centralia
Funeral services for Jesse E. Hall were held Sunday at Fenton Funeral Chapel Centralia with Rev. Marvin Jones of Mexico and Rev. Edwin Burris of Centralia presiding. Burial followed at Glendale Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers were James Kent C Allen Billy J Day Robert Cox Carson Lanton and Joe Townsend.
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Jesse E. Hall
Fenton Funeral Chapel
Centralia
Marvin Jones
Mexico
Edwin Burris
Glendale Memorial Gardens
James Kent
Billy J. Day
Robert Cox
Carson Lanton
Joe Townsend
High Court Rules Deimeke Conviction Upheld
Missouri Supreme Court rules motorists have no right to an attorney before breathalyzer tests. Deimeke refused the test after contacting his lawyer who was 40 minutes away. license suspension for refusal stood. The court cited prior decisions and held no constitutional or statutory right to consult counsel or have counsel present before deciding to take the test.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Callaway County
John M. Cave
Joseph F. Deimeke
Deimeke
High Court
Missouri Court Says Reader's Digest Must Follow State Lottery Law
Missouri Supreme Court rules Reader's Digest may not operate mailed sweepstakes in the state solely under federal rules. Court directs removing Missourians from mailing lists and upholds anti lottery statutes, with no USPS enforcement change. Also notes Russell W. Doerge to remain in State Chest Hospital Mt Vernon for six to eight months.
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Jefferson City
Reader's Digest Association, Inc
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Jackson County
High Court
Reader’s Digest
Atty
John C. Danforth
Danforth
Lewis W. Clymer
U.S. Postal Service
Clymer
Reader's Digest
Postal Service
Supreme Court
Washington
J.P. Morgan
Russell W. Doerge
State Chest Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Hearnes Four
Walter Doerge
Mexico
Tony Doerge
Longview
Wash
Senators push to veto six month price controls extension
After breakfast talks GOP Senators Roth and Weicker signaled support for a 45 day decontrol plan, aiming to sustain Ford's veto of a six month extension. They foresee a close Senate vote and a possible compromise on phasing out controls. Oil price forecasts rise with OPEC and Tehran signaling higher revenues.
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GOP
William V. Roth
Delaware
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
Senate
Ford
Roth
Congressional Democrats
Weicker
Congress
Turkey
OPEC
Iran
House
Louisville Bus Guardsmen Deployed as Violence Rises
Judge James F. Gordon ordered police and National Guardsmen to ride buses after four days of unrest that injured about 200 and led to roughly 500 arrests. The turmoil followed the start of busing for 22,600 of 135,000 students in Louisville Jeff erson County. mobs and arson incidents surged nationwide.
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U.S. District Court
James F. Gordon
Gordon
Todd Hollenbach
Ku Klux Klan
Louisville-Jefferson County
Julian Carroll
Jefferson County
Louisville
Southern High School
Southern
GOP Convention Heads to Kemper Arena in Kansas City
Kansas City gears to host the Republican convention at Kemper Arena with 17 615 seats and 16 000 to 18 000 hotel rooms. The venue list includes Municipal Auditorium and a new downtown center under construction. Officials project about 16 million dollars in economic impact split between external spending and publicity. City council approved up to 500 000 dollars in services. opponents warn costs could exceed that. Wheeler contests police protection expense estimates of 600 000 dollars.
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Kemper Arena
The
Kings
National Basketball Association
Scouts
National Hockey League
Stockyards
American Royal Arena
Governor's Exposition Hall
Municipal
Kansas City
Topeka
Kan
Miami Beach
Wheeler
GOP
Plan to test Kokomo route changes sparks carrier protest
Washington AP report says Postmaster General Bailor urged doubling the $920 million postal subsidy to keep rates affordable and announced the Kokomo Plan, a computerized route evaluation system, would begin in Portland Oregon to test impacts before national rollout amid union opposition and arbitration plans.
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Washington
Benjamin F. Bailor
Congress
National Postal Forum
Bailar
Postal Service
Portland
Ore
Kokomo
Ind
Bailer
Bailor
Rademacher
Woodward to Begin 10 Year Prison Term for LSD Sell
Thomas Burton Woodward 28, free on bond for two years after appealing a 10 year LSD sale sentence. Appeal dismissed by Missouri Court of Appeals for failure to prosecute. Woodward taken into custody in downtown Mexico and jailed awaiting transfer to Jefferson City penitentiary. Poindexter, charged in same sale, cooperated with state. his case expected to be dismissed.
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Thomas Burton Woodward
George P. Adams
Audrain County
Woodward
Ann Fleming
Columbia
Missouri Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Thomas T. Osborne
Osborne
Court of Appeals
Frank Cason
Mexico Public Safety Department
Mexico
Audrain
Jefferson City
Donald W. Lipp
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Michael D. Poindexter
Poindexter
McKee accepts role as coed Naval Academy leader
Rear Adm. Kinnaird R. McKee said he is not upset about becoming superintendent as the U S Naval Academy moves to coeducation. He noted Congress clearly wills the change and that the focus should be on moving forward. Also, the James Bledsoe American Legion post will meet at 7:30 p m at its post home on Highway 22 west of Mexico.
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Public Service
Annapolis
Adm
Kinnaird R. McKee
U.S. Naval Academy
Congress
James Bledsoe
The
American Legion
Highway 22
Mexico
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