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Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1989

Page

5

Anti-Klan advocates face contempt hearing in Chicago

Two anti-Ku Klux Klan activists from the John Brown Anti-Klan Committee faced a federal contempt hearing in Chicago over their refusal to surrender subpoenas seeking committee literature and materials. They reject the subpoenas as overbroad, arguing the materials are public or non-existent, and say the grand jury targets political groups. The hearing before Chief U.S. District Judge John Grady could lead to civil contempt charges.

Chicago UPI U.S Anton Valukas Bob Wells John Brown Henry Bortman San Francisco John Grady Wells Federal Building California Texas New England Georgia Committee Valukas FBI

Plainfield teachers strike enters second week

United Press International reports Plainfield District 202 teachers have been on strike since Sept. 19, with 3,100 students out of class for a second week. Talks resume in East St. Louis to avert an Oct. 2 strike, as teachers seek an 8.5 percent yearly raise versus the district’s 7.5 percent offer. A federal mediator is involved.

United Press International Plainfield East St. Louis Bob Trevarthen John Robinson Harrisburg Southern Illinois

O Hare drug bust nets three Chicago men with 352 pounds marijuana

Gustavo Mora Ramon Silva and Rafael Salinas all of Chicago faced $100000 bond each after police and customs found 352 pounds of marijuana in cheese wheels during an O Hare airport arrest. The street value nears half a million dollars and charges include possession of a controlled substance. In Springfield Sangamon County Associate Judge Phillip Schickedanz was charged with possession of a controlled substance and DUI after a crash and later accused of dumping cocaine. He posted a $5000 bond.

Chicago UPI O'Hare International Airport Gustavo Mora Ramon Silva Rafael Salinas Jerold Wojanar O’hare U.S Springfield, Ill Sangamon County Phillip Schickedanz Schickendanz Springfield Schickedanz

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