Daily Record Weather: cool, partly cloudy forecast
Official 7:00 am readings show 66 ambient temperature. forecast calls for tonight 45 50 and Friday highs in the 70s with northeast winds. Missouri region expected cooler tonight sunny and humid Friday with highs 75 83. extended outlook through Monday shows 80s, possible showers Sunday, then cooling. Lake of the Ozarks stage 664.8, 5.2 feet below full reservoir, up 0.1. Pomme de Terre 87.6, no change.
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Missouri
Jess
Kansas City
Hospital Fire Calls and Court Briefs Highlight Local Incidents
Audrain Medical Center admitted numerous patients including James Wainscott and Betty Burton from Mexico and Vandalia names such as James Wills John Moss and Wallace Landis. Fire crews fought a couch fire at Howell Manor in Mexico at 10:50 p m with unknown cause. Police reported no arrests from a Dairy Queen parking lot collision between Cynthia Brown and Cathy Roe. Montgomery County driver Meribeth Higgenbothan treated after head on crash on a gravel road. City court saw 18 cases with fines totaling 1 061 26 and multiple DUI and traffic violations. numerous bonds forfeited and minor alcohol possession rulings. Missouri Livestock market reports hogs and sows steady with prices listed.
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Audrain Medical Center
James ©. Wainscott
Abe Willingham
Geneva L. Minks
John R. Stephens
Betty J. Burton
Mexico
James R. Wills
Paris
John E. Moss
Vandalia
Wallace OO. Landis
Benton City
Glen B. Hollensteiner
Montgomery City
Edward Sandbothe
Martinsburg
John Wells
Auxvasse
William Bohlen
Sturgeon
Richard Buckholz
Thomas B. Merritt
Kenneth Bradford
Letha Miller
Vivian Haley
John R. Carter
Bob G. Davis
Robert Broemmel
Earl &. Precht
William Sanders
Robert Foster
Becky J. Ingram
Ethel M. Sherwood
John James
Centralia
David L. Farmer
Benton Ciaty
Mattie Burge
Steve L
Cynthia Ann Brown
Cathy Ann Roe
Route 4
Dairy Queen
East Liberty Street
Brown
Roe
Highway Patrol
Mirabeth Higgenbothan
Montgomery County
Harry Johnson
New Florence
Robert L. Shivers
F. Holt St
Ieeuse
Shivers
Donald Pearl Vanshike
Harrisonville
Martin S. Decker
David Foster
Mary V. Hocker
Meadow Lane
Earl Richard Bemus
W. Pearson St
Remsen
Iowa
Martin Albert Baker
Route 3
Linda Lou Parrott
Route 1
Magistrate Court
Clinton Dale Clark
Carl Leroy Hibbs
George Washington Parrott
Rte. 4
Thomas Lee Adams
Circuit Court
Henry Roy Nelson
Gary Friedrich
Gail Friedrich
Roger Landers
Linda G. Landers
Mrs. Landers
Barge Crashes Into Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel
An empty 245-foot barge adrift in wind-whipped seas struck the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel early today, tearing out a 60-foot section of roadway. It was the second major traffic crippling accident in the span in nearly three years, with officials warning the facility could be closed for up to a month. The bridge tunnel links the Maryland Virginia Eastern Shore peninsula with the Norfolk port area.
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Chesapeake Bay Bridge
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Maryland-Virginia
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Norfolk
School Bond Election: Board Sets Judges and Checkpoints
The School Board debated ensuring all land and buildings are listed in the bond resolution and paused for clarity. They approved appointing judges and clerks for the bond election with many listed volunteers for High School Community Room and other sites. Absentee ballots are available now with noted judge names. Rural residents vote in courthouse community rooms. town voters must be registered. affidavits of residence required.
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Guy Riney
Don Buie
Hudson Long
John Brooks
Edwin Campbell
Recorder’s Office
James Stubblefield
Russell Phillips
C.H. Nichols
Clyde Hollingsworth
Jim Phillips
Collector's Office
E. Winston Reed
Dessie Elliott
Charles Brauer
Kirby Allen
Waterston Martin
McMillan
Virginia Botts
J. Earl Moore
Lietha Nelson
Elizabeth Bolts
Fan
Garfield
Ott van Horn
Willian Banks
Eugene Foreman
Walter Ritter
I.F. Ketter
Lakeview
Kenneth Bingham
Frances Bybee
Albert Knox
Walter Kiburz
Alletta Kleppinger
Donald Kirk
James Mundy
Paul Veale
Gerald Chaney
Lula ‘Teague
David McCumber
Wesley Lucking
Jerry Brauer
James
Agnew's misstatement sparks FBI inquiry into wheat deal
Rep John Melcher says Agnew's Minneapolis news conference misstatement prompted the White House to order an FBI look into the U S Soviet wheat sale. He criticizes reliance on a possible outside panel while noting Agnew sought a broad probe. Eagleton asks GAO to review export subsidies and grain info handling.
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Butz
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Nippandy
Bury
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Eagleton
G-Mo
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Congress
Veto Threat On Consumer Safety Bill
Washington AP Republicans report President Nixon will veto a House consumer product safety bill if it mirrors the Senate version. The House bill creates an independent federal commission with broad power to set standards and ban products, excluding food drugs cosmetics vehicles tobacco pesticides weapons and munitions. A key Dennis amendment allows citizen suits only if damages reach 10000 dollars. Correction notes Folgers Coffee price misprint in Wednesday Ledger.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Food, Drug and Consumer-Product Agency
David W. Dennis
R-Ind
More Undecided In Election Poll
A Columbia Tribune telephone poll for September shows Nixon at 72.1 percent, McGovern 21.6, Bond 81.4, Dowd 1, with 6.3 percent undecided. Compared with August, Nixon rose slightly while McGovern and Bond fell, undecided rose to 6.3 percent.
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Columbia Tribune
Nixon
McGovern
Bond
Dowd
Shift to leaner defense system urged in 1972 race
The piece notes candidates favor a gradual switch from the current defense establishment to a leaner, tougher system responsive to today’s needs, criticizing Nixon policy as failing to end Vietnam, slow the arms race, curb wasteful spending, and improve weapon use. Agnew predicts the 1972 election will hinge on principle, not party, citing Democratic positions as far left.
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Kennedy
Washington
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Idaho
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Idaho Falls
Nasa-Ames Research Center
Mountain View
Calif
U.S. District Court
Charles R. Richey
Maurice Stans
Stans
Plans Told For October City-Farm Tour
Nelson Willingham told the Mexico Chamber of Commerce board plans for the City-to-Farm Tour on October 4 with an evening program at Monterey Motel including social hour at 6 and dinner at 7. The board approved funds for a Mexico brochure and postcard orders for merchants, and supported pursuing accreditation as a self analysis tool. John Cline urged a firm recommendation by the October meeting. Allen Carriere reported on Community College enrollment, with 16 history students and 10 psychology students starting recent classes.
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Mexico Chamber of Commerce Board
Monterey
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Mexico
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United States
Tangora
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Allen Carriere
Community College
Waterways In Vietnam Now Mined
The U S Command disclosed that American planes have placed mines in rivers and canals in the northern part of Military Region 1 in South Vietnam to slow the flow of war materials to North Vietnamese army units. This is reported as the first time waterways inside South Vietnam are mined. The area includes Quang Tri province near the demilitarized zone.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Military Region 1
Northern
Quang Tri Province
Mail Bomb Plot Expands to Africa and Europe
The Associated Press reports a plot to kill Israel with booby trapped mail grew to Africa after bombs were found in North America and Europe. Envelopes addressed to Kinshasa embassy officials were located in the box at the Zaire capital’s embassy, mirroring bombs found earlier in Paris London Brussels Geneva Vienna Tel Aviv Montreal and New York. One kill diplomat in London. others unexploded. Israeli police crack down on Jewish vengeance plots in Europe. Amihai Paglin, ex Irgun chief, is detained on suspicion of arming for attacks on Arabs.
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Africa
North
America
Europe
Israeli Foreign Ministry
Kinshasa
Zaire
Belgium Congo
Paris
London
Brussels
Geneva
Vienna
Tel Aviv
Montreal
New York
Israel
Amihai Paglin
Irgun
Ford recalls 900000 1972 models for steering gear check
Ford Motor Co recalls 900,000 1972 Torinos Montegos Fords Mercurys Thunderbirds Lincoln Continentals Mark IVs Rancheros and light trucks with power steering to search for 200 that could develop a steering gear malfunction. Dealers will inspect 1973 models as well. Six exhaustively identified vehicles are notified by registered mail to visit dealers for inspection.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Nixon signs $4.0 billion antipoverty bill into law
President Nixon signed a large antipoverty bill that keeps the legal services program under the Office of Economic Opportunity and funds CBO activities at $2.4 billion for current and next fiscal years. The act authorizes new environmental, rural housing, consumer action and youth programs. Nixon had urged independence for Legal Services but retained control over directors.
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Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Legal Services
Community R-6 Boards Action On Locker Room Use
The district restricts locker room access to prevent class disruption and directs bathroom use to the elementary building. Reports to parents were disputed and presented to the school board which met Monday night. Eight teachers received salary increases for summer college credits and CTA rule changes were approved to send two delegates to the district meeting. The superintendent was asked to review costs to improve outdoor athletic facilities so baseball practices and games can be held at the school.
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Cameron
Laddonia
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