Probe Hanky Panky Girls After $9,300 Bar Bill
The Cook County Board considers a new ordinance to curb soliciting drinks at lounges amid reports of exorbitant tabs. Lt. Nicosia declined to name the venue. Niles Village president Biase cites tabs of 500, 900 and 2,200 at a nearby lounge. Officials cite nude dancing and high drink prices as factors in tax and law enforcement concerns. Regulators seek to restrict soliciting and charge limits in unincorporated areas near Niles.
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Chicago
Cook County Board
George Nicosia
Nicholas Blase
Niles Village
Niles
Biase
Calieo
Nicosia
Harold Tyrrell
la Grange Park
Ull
Fireman Injured As Centerville Home Burns
An early morning fire destroyed a Centerville residence owned by Thomas Heaton and occupied by Donald Ottaway. Bloomfield Volunteer Fire Department, aided by Centerville and Union City crews, responded at 1:41 a.m. and worked five hours. Fire caused by an unattended fireplace gutted the inside. one Bloomfield fireman, William Leaty, was treated for smoke inhalation and released.
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Sioomieia Vounteer
Centerville Area
Gregory Besonson
Bloomfield Volunteer Fire Department
Thomas Heaton
Donald Ottaway
R.D. 2
Centerville
Besonson
Riceville Corners
Bloomfield
Ottaway
William Leaty
Union City Hospital
Leaty
Union City
Bloomfieldies
Townville Vfd
Shelhamer Won't Return as State Agriculture Secretary Candidate
BLOOMSBURG Pa AP State Rep Kent Shelhamer says he will not seek re election this year. The 51 year old Berwick area fruit grower has represented Columbia and Montour counties for 11 years. A Democrat he chairs the House Agriculture and Dairy Industries Committee and leads the Mid-State Caucus while criticizing spending that benefits big cities. If appointed agriculture secretary he could not take office until late this year when his term expires.
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Bloomsburg
Kent Shelhamer
Shelhamer
Berwick
Columbia
Montour
House
Agriculture and Dairy Industries Committee
Shapp
James McHale
McHale
Senate
Stevens Returns to Supreme Court for First Session
Justice John Paul Stevens faces a docket on aliens rights wildlife and other issues as the Supreme Court opens its first session after a four week recess. The calendar includes immigration discrimination water rights tax and police testing cases while a North Carolina death penalty ruling looms later in the year. Stevens joined the bench December 19 and will not vote on campaign spending case arguments heard in November.
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Washington
John Paul Stevens
Supreme Court
Stevens
Court of Appeals
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
William O Douglas
Civil Service Commission
Nevada
Congress
North Carolina
United States
No Gas Shortage Expected In Pa
AP reports no critical natural gas shortage anticipated in Pennsylvania this winter despite earlier dire forecasts. Officials credit a milder season and late cold snap, with residential users prioritized for gas supply and industrial customers cut off during peak demand periods.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Joseph DiBise
Federal Energy Administration
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Waterbury
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Mary Heslin
Connecticut
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Wright Street
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Capwell's Clothing Care Center
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Washington Street
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Marty's
Pontiac-Buick Inc
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Taylor's Electric Service
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Remington
Myers Water System
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North Center Street
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B's Steak House
Connie
A.M
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George
Sproveri
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Star Memorial
Columbus
Horton J. Davis& Son, Inc
Embert V. Earle Complete Insurance Service
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Merle L. Ottaway
The
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Bill and Rose
Corry Evening Journal
General Printing and Office Supply Co
Notary Public
Nellie Burlingame
Barney's
Firestone Furniture Department
South Center
Rice Realty Ars
Clark's Glass Center
Rt. 6
Phyllis Rice
Becker
McCray Brothers
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Western Equipment
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