http://qui.live.mediaspanonlinen.com/rss/ Quincy Herald Whig en-us By ANN PIERCEALLHerald-Whig Staff Writer MARK TWAIN LAKE, Mo. -- Officials in Monroe, Ralls and Pike counties want the Corps of Engineers to act sooner should water levels at Mark Twain Lake again reach a critical stage. Heavy rainfall in late July and early August -- as much as 11 inches in some places -- drove the water levels of Mark Twain Lake to unprecedented highs. A record 111,000 cubic feet per second of water was entering the lake, raising it to an all-time high of 640.36 feet. http://qui.live.mediaspanonline.com/new_story/Flood-Control--MON