Judge Smith rules on Sterling area school vote case
Circuit Court Judge Charles J. Smith affirms that a community unit school district election for the Sterling area may proceed and must follow statutory evidence rules before scheduling. Loren S. Young says an election is planned for mid August but a 40 day wait remains. Attorneys for Young and for Richard Allen and Robert Galloway presented briefs on the Allen-Galloway suit.
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Whiteside Educational Services
Loren S. Young
Sterling
Circuit Court
Charles J. Smith
Young
Smith
Richard Allen
Robert Galloway
Allen-Galloway
Hebel
Sauk Counselor Joins NIU Education Workshop Panel
Sauk Valley College counselor Noel Adams participated in a NIU summer workshop titled Teaching: Improvement Through Evaluation running June 21 to July 9 directed by Dr. Edward Simpson. Adams was on the panel addressing Instructional Problems Teachers Face in Graham Hall June 24, as part of 15 speakers across the event.
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Sauk Valley College
Noel Adams
Northern Illinois University
Edward Simpson
N.I.U
Adam
Graham Hall
NIU
Adams
Sauk Valley
Helium Found on Earth in 1895 After Solar Discovery
The element helium was first detected on Earth in 1895, twenty seven years after its identification in the solar spectrum. This marks a pivotal moment in chemical history linking solar science to terrestrial chemistry.
Whiteside County Courthouse Report MorRison Division
Leonard A. Pritchard Morrison driving while license suspended seven days in county jail. Robert Breitweiser Sterling drug sales fined 500 and costs. Jesus Medina Sterling no valid license operating intoxicated and disobeying traffic signal control sentenced to 90 days on each count to run concurrently at Vandalia. Daniel Cox Prophetstown disorderly conduct fined 35 and costs. Earl Cochran Rock Falls conduct fined 20 Starry Patton Albany driving in wrong lane fined 10 and costs and transporting alcohol with a broken seal fined 40 and costs. Gerald Russell Sterling operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated fined 250 and costs and no valid license 3 days in county jail. Emilio Celestino Sterling vehicle while intoxicated 10 days in county jail and no valid license 3 days in county jail and 25 and costs. LaVerne Thomas Rock Falls operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated 30 days in county jail and no valid license 3 days in county jail. Richard W. Schueler Rock Falls operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated fined 150 and costs. Agnes Stump Lyndon improper lane usage fined 10 and 20 costs Eugene Edwards Moline operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated fined 200 and costs and transporting alcohol with a broken seal fined 25 and costs Richard Bauwens Eric permitting an unauthorized person to drive fined 50 and costs. Clair Castelsen no valid license fined 50 and costs and transporting liquor with a broken seal fined 50 and costs.
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Leonard A. Pritchard
Morrison
Robert Breitweiser
4Th Ave
Sterling
Jesus Medina
Daniel Cox
Prophetstown
Earl Cochran
Rock Falls
Patton
Albany
Gerald Russell
E. 3Rd St
Emilio Celestino
W. 5Th St
LaVerne Thomas
Richard W. Schueler
Agnes Stump
Lyndon
Eugene Edwards
Moline
Richard Bauwens
Eric
Clair Castelsen
Sterling Police Beat report on multiple accidents in Sterling
Sterling police report Monday accidents at 5th Ave and E 6th St involved Wilma A. Lockhart and Francis V. Flores with Flores charged for failure to yield. Another crash at Fender Bent site between Albert D. Woodyatt and Mary Razo, Woodyatt charged for failure to reduce speed. Michael Kereren and Linda S. Webb motorcycle collision led to minor injuries. Webb charged for failure to yield at a stop intersection.
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Sterling
5Th Ave
St. Sterling
Wilma A. Lockhart
17Th Ave
Francis V. Flores
7Th St
Lockhart
Flores
Broadway
Albert D. Woodyatt
11Th Ave
Mary Razo
W. Sth St
Woodyatt
Razo
Michael Kereren
Chicago
Linda S. Webb
19Th St
Webb
Kereren
Woman charged after backing into Sperry vehicle in Sterling
Dawn R. Ford ham, 17, of 812 West 12th Street Sterling, failed to see Larry L. Sperry’s vehicle stopped for traffic in the 300 block of Second Avenue Monday as her car pulled from a parking space and struck the rear fender. She was charged with improper backing by Sterling police.
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Dawn R. Fordham
12Th St
Sterling
Larry L. Sperry
2Nd Ave
Sperry
Miss Fordham
Divorces Granted by Enid Rose Zogg and Hall in Circuit Court
Judge Charles J. Smith granted a divorce to Enid Rose Zogg from Charles Dale Zogg on mental cruelty, awarding custody of three children to Zogg and ordering child support. Also, Virginia Hall obtained a divorce from John W. Hall with custody of one child and child support ordered. Isabelle Irene Warden and Charles Warden were divorced on desertion with no children.
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Enid Rose Zogg
Charles Dale Zogg
Charles J. Smith
cLnabay
Virginia Hall
John W. Hall
Isabelle Irene Warden
Charles Warden
Marriage Licenses in Sterling Division Report
George A. Rodriguez of Sterling faces speeding fines of 20 dollars. Mike E. Wharfield of Rock Falls is fined 10 dollars for disobeying traffic signals. Albert D. Woodyatt of Sterling pays 10 dollars plus costs for failing to reduce speed to prevent an accident. County clerk’s office records include Robert Stringer and Dora Richards of Rock Falls and several other names from Prophetstown, Sterling, and Harmony.
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George A. Rodriguez
10Th St
Sterling
Mike E. Wharfield
14Th Ave
Rock Falls
Albert D. Woodyatt
11Th Ave
Ofice
Robert Edward Stringer
Dora Anne Richards
Thomas Joseph Fortune
Regina Ann Kirkhove
Prophetstown
William Dale Hartshorn
Harmon
Sandra Jean Much
Tuberculosis And Orthopedic Clinics Have Dates Set
The monthly Tuberculosis Clinic will be held July 20 at the County Health and Tuberculosis Office in Rock Falls from 9 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Dr R H Runde chest clinician will attend. The next Orthopedic Clinic sponsored by the Sterling Gyro Club will be at Community General Hospital Sterling at 8 30 a.m. on July 1. Children attending this clinic are referred by the family Goan and invited on an appointment basis only.
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County Health and Tuberculosis Office
West First Street
Rock Falls
R. H. Runde
Sterling Gyro Club
Community General Hospital
Sterling
Hospital Notes Discharges From Community General Hospital
June 28 list includes Lucinda Pilkington David Sprout Jack A Bushaw Edward Ricks Jr Willard Lott Amy Jo Williams Homer Lee McCory Johnnie Wyckhuys Tomasa Lopez and others including multiple listed spouses and children of patients, with a long roster of discharged individuals from the Community General Hospital.
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Community General Hospital
Lucinda Pilkington
David Sprout
Jack A. Bushaw
Edward Ricks Jr
Willard Lott
Amy Jo Williams
Homer Lee McCory
Johnnie Wyckhuys
Tomasa Lopez
Albert A. Portner
Helen M. Ewbank
William Cox
Dennis A. Grove
Robert L. Davis
Johnnie L. Jones
Jerry Malone
Sauk Valley College Board Approves 19 Faculty Tenure
The Sauk Valley College board approved 19 full time faculty for tenure effective Sept. 1 1971 after review by President Dr Edward Sabol. Enrollment figures showed 670 students this term vs 700 last year with 356 new students and 383 applications. The meeting also covered a new hire Douglas Kotarek 30 Des Plaines for business instructor duties and several maintenance contracts totaling 8953 dollars.
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Sauk Valley College Board
Edward Sabol
Dr. Sabol
Noel Adams
Nels Anderson
Esther Appler
Edward Beatty
John Devine
Richard Doolen
Ronald Foster
Thomas Harding
Ron Hartje
Robert Laursen
Esther Longanecker
David Lovekin
Irvin Parke
Douglas E. Kotarek
Des Plaines
Kotarek
Stanley Corbett
Sabo
Thomas Walters
Walters
The
Garcy Corp
Chicago
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Sameuniversity
Eight of ten American homes built with wood skeletons
A survey notes that eight out of ten newly built American homes use a wooden frame structure. It highlights the prevalence of wood skeletons in modern residential construction and notes implications for durability and renovation.
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America
Prophetstown Tavern Breakin Investigated
Prophetstown police investigate a breakin at Bill's Place owned by William Hagel on Washington Street. Bartender Lyle Sholes found the entry at 8 30 a m through a rear window. Thief took 33 dollars in silver and bills and 20 pints of whisky. window repair may cost 8 dollars. blood found on the door knob.
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Prophetstown
Bill
Ambulance Takes Marvin Pope to Hospital
Marvin Pope of 616 Coloma Court Rock Falls was transported Monday by an Allen Ambulance to Community General Hospital after a medical call.
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Marvin Pope
Coloma Court
Rock Falls
Community General Hospital
Allen
SHS Board Will Meet Tonight
The Sterling High School board of education will meet at 7 o'clock tonight in the board room. Agenda items include the year end financial report and summary, action on board policy, and travel requests.
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Sterling Hich School Board of Education
Ambulances Transfer Two Men to Community General Hospital
Harold Grimes of Tampien was escorted by an Allen ambulance to Community General Hospital on Monday. Leo Fowler of 528 Coloma Court Rock Falls was also taken by an Allen ambulance to the same hospital on Monday.
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Harold Grimes
Allen
Community General Hospital
Leo Fowler
Coloma Court Rock Falls
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