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Newspaper

Daily Gazette

Location

Sterling, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1971

Page

3

Health Improvement Association Begins Enrollment Campaign

Whiteside County Health Improvement Association launches its annual enrollment drive aiming for 75 new members in its Blue Cross Blue Shield group program. President Samuel Seavey outlines eligibility for individuals and families, special over-65 options, and unlimited hospital coverage within the HIA plan. Enrollments coordinated by county directors with contact Bernie Humphrey at 772-2364.

Morrison Whiteside County Health Improvement Association HIA Association Sam Uel Seavey County Association Whiteside County Illinois Blue Cross Blue Shield Seavey Bernie Humphrey

Whiteside County Court Reports Speeding Fines List

Whiteside County courthouse magistrate court Sterling division reports multiple docketed cases. Names include Val Gottel James Johnson Larry Ege Jennings Hostetter Clinton Sturgeon Gary Brown Charles Tabor Debra Gillispie Paul Schmitt Thomas Stralow Cecil Edmonds and Robert Smith with varied offenses and fines ranging from 5 to 200 dollars plus costs.

Sterling Val H. Gottel W. LeFevre James L. Johnson Wilson St Larry J. Ege Rock Falls Jennings W. Hostetter Tampico Clinton D. Sturgeon W. 15Th St Gary F. Brown E. 14Th St Charles E. Tabor Ave. A Phillip I. Crossman Erie Debra L. Gillispie 20Th Ave Paul R. Schmitt Thomas J. Stralow 5Th Ave Cecil M. Edmonds W. 6Th St

Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk Office

Marriage licenses issued Thursday list couples and residences including Robert J Wilcox and Jeanne E Peach both of Sterling Douglas J Saltzman and David L Rogers both of William Leslie Fairchild and Sandra C Hudson both of Rock Falls Gary L Fritz Sterling and Donna M Hierpe Rock Falls David J Weissmann Evanston and Cynthia J Bull Morrison

Morrison Robert Joseph Wilcox Jeanne Elaine Peach Sterling Douglas Jean Saltzman David Lynne Rogers William Leslie Fairchild Sandra Christine Hudson Rock Falls Gary Lynn Fritz Donna Marie Hierpe David Joseph Weissmann Evanston Cynthia Jane Bull

Sterling Break-In Report at 405 Ave C Home

Sterling police report a break-in at the Arthur Beldsoe residence at 405 Ave C while he was away. Thieves took $75 in cash before authorities arrived.

Railsback urges federal funds for local sewer systems

Congressman Tom Railsback of Illinois urged Congress during Agriculture Appropriations debate to release federal funds to communities for water and sewer improvements. He noted many Illinois communities are out of compliance due to insufficient federal funds and said penalties could follow. He also announced House approval of a 3.5 million dollar amendment for basic water and sewer grants pending Senate action.

Tom Railsback R-Ill Congress Railsback Illinois House of Representatives Senate

Interview July 10 For Principal Post At Franklin Grade

Robert Wolf, superintendent of Sterling Elementary Schools, reminds applicants for the principal post at Franklin Grade School that the July 1 deadline stands. Board members will interview candidates July 10 in the board room starting at 9 a.m. Masters degrees and all-grade supervisory certificates required.

Robert Wolf Sterling Franklin Board of Education and Administration Wolf

Accident Near Nelson Involves Doctor And Bracken

State Police report an incident near the railroad tracks at Nelson involving William J. Doctor, 36, of rural Dixon, and David L. Bracken of 709 Institute Blvd., Dixon. Bracken failed to reduce speed and struck Doctor's vehicle. Bracken arrested for failure to reduce speed. No injuries reported. FIGHT POLLUTION.

Nelson William J. Doctor Dixon David L. Bracken Institute Blvd Doctor Bracken

Electrical Storm Triggers Barn Fire and Power Outages

A Morrison area storm with heavy lightning caused extensive outages and a barn fire six miles west of Morrison. The Pessman farm barn and hay were destroyed, while adjoining structures survived. Power lines failed in Morrison Unionville and Prophetstown with outages up to two hours. Hail damaged crops east of Prophetstown as lightning lit the area.

Morrison Whiteside Unionville Gene Pessman Garden Plain Ken Aiken Vernon van Dyke van Dyke Aiken Prophetstown Lyndon

Surgeon General fights to preserve commissioned corps status

Surgeon General Jesse L. Steinfeld and 5,500 commissioned public health officers oppose a Nixon advisory committee recommendation to abolish their status. The panel urged absorbing the corps into regular civil service, arguing its mission is no longer distinct. Steinfeld urged retention and improvement, inviting officers to send constructive comments to HEW Secretary Richardson.

G. C. Thelen JR Associated Press Washington U.S Jesse L. Steinfeld Nixon Public Health Service Steinfeld John A. Perkins Perkins Committee Congress United States HEW Elliott L. Richardson

Uneasy Peace On Anniversary

South Korea marks 21 years since the Korean War began as clashes keep tension on the DMZ frontier. The article notes the 151 mile border, massive force deployments, and casualty figures for both sides including South Korean civilians and U.S. troops, with historic shifts after Chinese intervention and armistice limits.

Seoul North Korea South Korea Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission 38Th Parallel United States United Nations U.N U.S. Defense Department

Parliaments Compared Across Oceans in Westminster Piece

Newsman examines British and American legislatures highlighting corridors and lobbies, inaccessible offices, and dining spots in Westminster versus Capitol Hill. Both systems share democratic roots, two party dynamics, and lobbyist pressure though practices differ in access, transparency, and traditions.

Black Rod Commons Congress Senate Chamber London Vietnam

Illinois Bell moves manhole to ease Sterling traffic

Bill Dufner of Illinois Bell Telephone in Sterling said work at the Third Street and First Avenue intersection should finish in under three weeks. When done, there will be no more traffic jams during repairs or additions as the entrance to the manhole is moved out of the intersection due to underground cables. Currently one lane is blocked on both First Avenue and Third Street.

Illinois Bell First Avenue Third Street Bill Dufner Illinois Bell Telephone Sterling Telephone Company

Eustis Cited for Reprimand and Medal Honor

Cmdr Ralph W Eustis was reprimanded for letting Soviet sailors force a Lithuanian defector from his Coast Guard cutter Vigilant near Martha's Vineyard Massachusetts last November 23. He received a commendation medal the same day for assisting the America Cup yacht race, with the awards listed in a routine district commander bulletin. Kudirka leaped to the Vigilant and was dragged back to the Soviet vessel.

Washington Ralph W. Eustis Coast Guard Eustis U.S Martha’s Vineyard Mass Simas L. Kudirka

Bishop Sheen Marks 20th Anniversary as Prelate

Arch bishop Fulton J. Sheen marked his twentieth anniversary as a Roman Catholic prelate in New York. The 76-year-old retired television figure, once rival to Milton Berle in ratings, celebrated with a small group lunch. He discussed reviving Life Is Worth Living, and shared anecdotes about Dinah Shore and his simple East Side apartment routine.

New York Fulton J. Sheen Milton Berle Rochester N.Y Berle Dr. Fultie Dinah Shore Manhattan East Side Vatican Paul VI Newport England Europe Dublin The Carmelites

Lawrence Pool Closed For Swimming Meet

Sterling parks director Frank Duis announced Lawrence Park Pool will close to the public on Saturday for the Northern District AAU championship swim meet. He expects the meet to finish and facilities cleaned by 6 30 p.m.

Lawrence Park Frank Duis Sterling Duis

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