The Daily Standard from Sikeston, Missouri • Page 12

The Daily Standard, Sikeston, Mo. Tuesday May 1, 1973 12 No. 1 Deaths FEDM. REAK DEXTER Services for Fred M. Reak, 67, who died Saturday in Wichita Falls, are scheduled Wednesday at 2 p.m.

in Watkins and Sons Funeral Home. The Rev. W. R. "Elledge will officiate.

Burial will be in Dexter Cemetery. Masonic services will be conducted at 7:30 p.m. today at the funeral home. L. L.

SCHUETTE MEMPHIS, Tenn, L. L. Schuette, 66, a retired teacher formerly of New Madrid, died Sunday in his home at 5007 Dowling Cove. He had lived in Memphis since 1 969 following retirement after 35 years in the teaching profession. He taught 31 years in New Madrid schools which included 19 years as superintendent.

He was also an athletic coach and area basketball referee. He was born Dec. 4, 1906 in Jackson, to the late Lewis F. and Louella Smith Schuette. On July 29, 1934 in Caruthersville, he married Pansy Harris, who survives.

Other survivors include three daughters, Melinda Schuette of the home and Mrs. Carol Moore and Mrs. Kay Johnson of Memphis; four sisters, Mrs. Lois Mason of Cape Girardeau, Mrs. Lyola Thompson of Cairo, 111., Mrs.

Margaret Young of St. Louis and Leona Bock of Cape ira rdeau and five grandchildren. Friends may call at Richards Funeral Home in New Madrid. Services are scheduled at 2 p.m. Wednesday in First United Methodist Church in New Madrid with the Revs.

Earl G. Statler and J. Harmon Holt officiating. Burial will be in Mounds Park Cemetery near Lilbourn, Mo. WALTER E.

MCVEIGH Walter E. McVeigh, 89, of 443 Smith St. died Sunday at Chaffee General Hospital. He was born March 30, 1884 in Sandoval, 111. Surviving are his widow, Allie McVeigh; three stepsons, Ronnie Lebow of Sikeston and Bill and Clayton Allen who live in Arkansas; one stepdaughter, Timmie Hosten; and 15 step- grandchildren.

Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. today in Christian Memorial Funeral Home. The Rev. R. C.

Martin, pastor of the Smith Street Church of God, officiated. Burial was in Matthews Cemetery. River Stages Continued front page 1 compensation for disaster- caused unemployment and tax help for disaster victims. Another center for the same purposees and services has been set up in the armory at Caruthersville to take care of Dunklin, Pemiscot and the lower part of New Madrid counties. No.

2 Ohio River Flood Now Ch. Golconda 40 39.0 Paducah 39 41.3 Grand Chain 42 52.4 Cairo 40 53.6 FORECAST At Golconda the river will rise .6 Wednesday; rise .7 Thursday; and rise .2 Friday and crest at 40.5. At Paducah the river will rise .3 Wednesday; rise .3 Thursday; and rise .1 Friday and crest at 42.0. At Grand Chain no forecast was available. At Cairo the river will rise .4 Wednesday; and crest at 54.0; fall .1 Thursday; and fall .6 Friday.

Mississippi River Flood Now Ch. Chester 27 unav. Cape Gir. 32 45.6 New Madrid 34 41.3 Caruthersville 32 40.3 FORECAST At Chester no forecast was available. At Cape Girardeau the river is cresting now and will fall .2 Wednesday; fall .5 Thursday; and fall .6 Friday.

At New Madrid the river will rise .4 Wednesday; rise .3 Thursday and crest at 42.0; and remain steady Friday. At Caruthersville no forecast was available. Vandals hit Vandals broke into the junior high school sometime over the weekend, causing about $50 worth of damage in the dressing room, according to police. Police said a hammer was apparently used to break the lock off a cabinet and bowling balls were taken out and scattered around. Cigarette butts were also found in the Home Economics room.

How the vandals entered the building is unknown. Cont. from page 1. Secretary Elliot Richardson, whom Nixon has nominated as attorney general and put in over-all charge of the Watergate investigation, and the newly named acting director of the FBI, William D. Ruckelshaus.

The aim, Ziegler said, was physically protect the files to make sure that access and removal of any files were supervised in accordance with very strict The Watergate investigation has produced allegations that some vital documents were removed from the White House and destroyed. Asked why the White House police had not been given this security duty, Ziegler said he was not sure. But, he said, this an initial ordered by the three Watergate probe chiefs. to open No. 3 Cont.

from Page helps draft laws, and the Fiscal Affairs Committee, which aids lawmakers in arriving at costs for state government spending. The Senate tentatively approved a hill to set up a Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Services Division in the Department of Social Services. It would replace the State Board of Training Schools and adminiser programs and facilities under a juvenile justice system. It was approved by a 14-13 vote despite criticisms by some senators that it would be a dog" and incompetents on top of An amendment was added to delete possible federal funds for operation. Sen.

John Schneider, D-St. Louis, said that for $317,595 the state could begin the program with a central office and consultants to local communities. In committee action Monday night, Rep. Bob Griffin, D-Cameron, told the Senate Criminal Justice Committee that persons granted immunity from prosecution on the state level would probably not be prosecuted later by federal officials. Livestock Market A ION A STOCKYARDS, 111 (AP) Estimated lor Wednesday: 5,000 hogs, 600 cattle and 25 sheep.

Hog receipts: 5,500 head. Butchers 75 1.00 higher, sows 5 0 1 .0 0 higher. U.S. I 2 200-230 lb butchers 36.25, U.S. 1-3 2 0 0 2 4 0 lbs 3 5.5 0 3 6.0 0, 240-260 lbs 35.00-35.50.

U.S. I 3 300 400 lb sows 32.00-32.50, 100-600 lbs 3 1 .7 5 3 2 .0 0 Boars 31 Cattle receipts: 1,200 head. Slaughter steers steady to 5 0 higher, slaughter heifers and bulls steady, cows steady to weak. Choice and prime U.S. 34 1 100-1 1 50 lb slaughter steers 4 5.50-45.75, choice U.S.

2-4 9501 225 lbs 44.50-45.25 good and choice 43.00 44.50, good 4 1.004 3 .00, standard and good Holsteins 3 9.50. Choice U.S. 2-4 7 501000 lb slaughter heifers 43.0044.00, good and choice 4 1.5043.00, good 3 9.0 0 -4 1.5 0. Utility and com mercial cows 3 2.5035.50, cutter 31.00-32.50, canner 2 7.0 0-3 1.0 0. Utility commercial and good bulls 38.00-41.00, commercial grade 1 43.00.

Choice vealer calves 50.00- 5 5.00, good 51.00-55.00. Madrid schools announce end-of-year programs HOWARDVIL Baccalaureate services and commencement exercises have been announced by New Madrid County R- 1 enlarged district high schools. Baccalaureate services are scheduled Sunday at 1 :30 p.m. at Lilbourn High School, 3:30 p.m. at Portageville High School, 5:15 p.m.

at Parma High School and 7:30 p.m. at Matthews High School. The Rev. Garfrey Wilson, pastor of Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church, will be guest speaker at the Lilbourn baccalaureate service. Five Most Active Dow Jones Industrial Averages at noon were down 6.62 on a volume of 6.33 million shares.

NYSE MOST ACTIVE: Burlington Ind. 30 Commencement exercises at Lilbourn are scheduled at 8 p.m. May 1 5, according to unit administrator Roy Hon. The Rev. James R.

Hook, pastor of the Apostolic Church, is the speaker for the Parma baccalaureate service. The commencement address at 8 p.m. May 1 8 will be delivered by Dr. William C. Hedspeth, professor of education at Union University in Jackson according to James B.

Lovett, Parma unit administrator. The baccalaureate sermon at Portageville will be delivered by Tom Brister, minister of the Church of Christ. The commencement speaker at 8 p.m. May 17 announced by unit administrator Bill Nance, will be Dr. Burl E.

Gilliland, associate professor of educational psychology and guidance for the University of Tennessee- Memphis State University center for advanced graduate study at Memphis. The Rev. James Holt, pastor of the Wesley United Methodist Church of Sikeston, will be guest speaker at the Matthews baccalaureate service. Commencement exercises are slated at 8 p.m. May 14 with Dr.

Wilson Yates of. the United Theological Seminary of St. Paul, as guest speaker. Yates is a Matthews graduate. Glen E.

Dyke, New Madrid unit administrator, has announced that Dr. Robert Roney, director of the University of Tennessee center for advanced graduate study in Memphis, will deliver the commencement address at 8 p.m. May 16 at the high school. Rivers continue to rise office May 4 Rep. C.

F. Cline, D-Sikeston, will open his district office May 4 in room 213 of the Sikeston Activity Center. While the legislature is in session, the office will be open on Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 1 2:00 noon. Rep.

Cline had promised during his campaign last year that he would have a district office in both Scott and Stoddard counties. A district office in the courthouse at Bloomfield has already been opened. Official Missouri road maps, brochures on state parks and other material will be available in the office. The Sikeston Activity Center is located at 201 South Kingshighway in the former First Baptist Church building, directly across from the Missouri Employment Security office. ST.

LOUIS (AP) Added rainfall in Illinois and Iowa may force already swollen rivers to rise again, the river district office of the National Weather Service predicted Monday night. Two to three inches of rain had fallen in northern portions of Iowa and Illinois Monday night and flash-flood warnings were issued in Illinois, a weather service forecaster said. In a 4 5-minute period, three inches of rain fell at West Jersey, 111., near Peoria, he said. the Kansas City forecast center is thinking in terms of some type of new crest on the Mississippi, possibly around 40 the spokesman said. Officials of the Corps of Engineers were warning families already forced from their homes during the worst flooding in history, not to return too soon, emphasizing that the rivers were still well over flood stage.

not a time to one corps official said. Asked about renewed crests Monday night, a corps official said, lot of places that reinforced should be okay. If another 4 0 feet hits us, we will be able to withstand it without too much he added. The Mississippi River at St. Louis, where flood stage is 30 feet, was marked at 4 2.8 feet Monday after a record 43.3 crest Saturday.

Further south at Cape Girardeau, the river was at 45.4 feet Monday, but was not expected to crest until today. Flood stage at Cape Girardeau is 32 feet and the city is protected by a 5 2-foot flood wall. At Chester, the river set a record crest of 43.3 feet Monday, exceeding by 3.3 feet the record set April 6. The Missouri River was continuing to recede at St. Charles, after cresting at 36.4 feet last week.

The river fell to 33.1 feet Monday and was expected to drop to 26.8 feet by Thursday. Flood stage at St. Charles is 25 feet. Consol. Frtwys 13 31 Gulf Oil 25 Westghse Elec 32 A.H.

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