Insurance firms see sales spike after Illinois auto law
Illinois insurers report a rush of last minute buyers as mandatory auto liability coverage takes effect. Allstate spokesman Greg Rossiter says calls flood in from shoppers seeking best rates while State Farm reports an 18.2 percent rise in late 1989 coverage sales and expects sales to stay strong.
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Northbrook
Bill Sirola
State Farm
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Married student banned from school in Chicago case
A 17 year old newlywed Elizabeth Valeri faces dismissal from Maria High School after a Chicago Sun Times photo of her wedding appeared in a newspaper. Archdiocesan officials say the marriage violates school policy and she must leave at semester end. Principal Sister Grace Ann declined further comment.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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Sisters of St. Casimir
Woman posing as nurse gets four-year probation in infant abduction
Barbara Crushshow, 41, who posed as a nurse and abducted a 5-day-old girl from Victory Memorial Hospital, was sentenced to four years probation with a suspended one-year work release. Psychiatric tests showed she believed she was pregnant. The infant was returned unharmed the next day.
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Barbara Crushshow
Victory Memorial Hospital
Chicago
John Goshgarian
Michael Waller
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