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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1978

Page

4

Speeding arrests marked by 20 mph zones on George St

Police set up radar on George St after complaints. Robert L. Williams 17, Barry W. Olson 17, Richard L. Mace 18, Gary S. Clifton 25, Allan E. Schmitke 16 were cited for speeding or traffic violations with court dates in April. One case involved Obscene graffiti report. Four injured in a two car collision on Waverly St and Lisbon Rd. several taken to Morris Hospital with injuries. one driver ticketed for disobeying a stop sign.

Morris George St Robert L. Williams Mable Ct Robert Stansberry Newton Place Williams Grundy County Barry W. Olson Mace Gary S. Clifton Armstrong St Salems Clifton Amoco Motor Club Allan E. Schmitke West Ave Jackson Wauponsee St Bond Schmitke Morris Hospital Waverly St Lisbon Rd Lillian I. Windsor Union St Charles Hornbuck Plattville Jane Davidson Joliet Alice Earls Walter L. Kundert Wabena St Minooka Kundert Alan Love Windsor Illinois Valley Sheltered Workshop

Police cite drivers for parking and no city sticker

Morris police issued two non traffic tickets for parking and city sticker violations. Eligio Trevino of Mazon cited for parking Plymouth on a sidewalk on W Main St. Gregory Starnes cited for missing a 1978 city sticker in his Chevrolet. A theft report at Downtown Laundromat involved a wallet with about $25, social security card, and other IDs. Two women identified. no charges yet. Complaints will be filed against three youths after a trespassing incident at a rural Wilmington trailer, with threats reported and gun could have been involved.

Morris Eligio Trevino Mazon Kurt Salems Plymouth W. Main St Gregory Starnes Liberty St Robert Stansberry Chevrolet Washington St Noone Doris Lutomski Wilmington Kenny Debbie Richards Rte. 4 Grundy County Thomas Walker Curt. Leach Robert Davy Kenny Richards Sheriff's Department Richards John Conroy

Traffic Court Fines In Several Speed Violations Near Morris

Timothy Dolan 21 of 104 Mabel Court paid 40 dollars and 10 dollars costs for 79 mph in a 55 mph zone cited March 15 by Trooper Charles Frame on Interstate 80 two miles east of Morris. Scott Hunkler 16 of Minooka paid 25 dollars and 10 dollars costs for no valid registration cited March 23 by Minooka Police Chief Michael Hrechko at St Mary and Wabena. Jefferey Wilson 19 of Mazon fined 25 dollars and 10 dollars costs for failure to yield before turning left cited March 17 by Morris officer Kurt Salems at Jackson and Liberty. Robert Howen 16 of Morris fined 25 dollars and 10 dollars costs for going too fast for conditions cited March 13 by Officer Thomas Suddarth on Wauponsee. Pamela Briscoe 17 of Hansel Road Route 2 cited March 30 by Trooper James Matteson at U S 6 and McLindon for 75 in a 55 zone. Jeffery Johnson 20 of E Jackson Street fined 25 dollars and 10 dollars costs for 70 in a 55 mph zone cited March 16 by Trooper Dennis Dodwell on Interstate 80 east of Morris.

Timothy Dolan Mabel Court Charles Frame Morris Scott Hunkler Jug Handle Rd Minooka Michael Hrechko St. Mary and Wabena Jefferey Wilson

Houston Officers Face Challenge Over Killings Sentence

The Justice Department seeks review of one year prison terms given to three Houston police officers Terry Wayne Denson Stephen Orlando and Joseph Janish convicted of civil rights violations in the death of 23 year old Vietnam veteran Joe Luna Torres Jr. Torres was forced to swim in a bayou and drowned.

Washington UPI Houston Justice Department U.S. District Court Ross N. Sterling Terry Wayne Denson Stephen Orlando Joseph James Janish Joe Luna Torres Jr Torres

Burglary Report At Lantern Lane House

Grundy County deputies investigated a Lantern Lane break in at 1415 Lantern Lane. Mrs Weatherly found the rear door forced open at 1 30 a m with no items stolen. Sheriff sergeant noted damaged jams but interior untouched. Illinois pothole bill eyed to fund road repairs nationwide.

Lantern Lane Grundy County Thomas Walker Bill Weatherly

Illinois pothole repair could cost state millions

Kramer said pothole repair would give Illinois $9 million toward solving the problem. Usually IDOT budgets about $20 million a year for potholes, but the worst Illinois winter in history could drive the cost higher.

Illinois Kramer IDOT

Gardner youth found delinquent in burglary case

A 15 year old from Gardner was found delinquent in Grundy County Circuit Court after pleading guilty to burglary of a mobile home in Bookwalter Woods. Judge Malmquist ordered wardship and a dispositional hearing set for June 7. Several items were stolen, mostly recovered, with two other related burglaries charged.

Gardner Bookwalter Woods Grundy County Robert W. Malmquist Kay Lawhorn Morgan Rd Atty Michael Hayes Sheriff's Department Charles Fackler Fackler

Fine Wenona man for keeping gambling place

Herbert Clark, 51, was fined 2000 dollars for two charges of maintaining a gambling establishment at Club 51 Tavern in Lostant. The fines, the maximum allowed, were imposed by Circuit Judge Fred Wagner in Ottawa after an Illinois Department of Law Enforcement raid. The case was prosecuted by Assistant State's Attorney Thomas McClintock.

Wenona Frank X. Yackley LaSalle County Herbert Clark Fred Wagner Ottawa Illinois Department of Law Enforcement Club 51 Lostant Atty Thomas McClintock

Kendall school election polls set for Kendall County

Kendall County voters face school board elections across multiple districts. Yorkville will vote at Bristol Grade School Mill St Yorkville Circle Center School Plattville Grade School with six candidates for three seats and two unopposed incumbents. Newark Lisbon Plano Oswego and other districts list polling sites and seven to four candidates for three seats. Incumbents Matlock Balke Christian Jorstad Nichols Leslie Williamson Yackley Crane Kreznt Anderson Korn Wuchte Osbron Martinez Matteson White Biltgen McEachern Campbell Thom Murphy compete for open terms.

Yorkville Kendall County Board of Education Yorkville Community Unit District Bristol Circle Center Mill St Plattville JoAnne Matlock Jon Balke Richard Speckman Donald Hahn Florence Neuport Newark Community Newark High School Lisbon Wesley Christian Russel Jorstad Harry Nichols Charles Leslie Newark Chicago Road Dale Williamson Darrell Yackley Terry Crane Lisbon Grade Canal Illinois Oswego Boulder Hill Ronald Matteson Oswego Township Robert White Jerome Biltgen John McEachern Richard Campbell Nancy Thom Joseph Murphy

Kendall parties re elect chairmen in Yorkville Kendall County

Kendall County Democrats reelect Earle Bradford to lead the party for a 12th two year term with Alonzo Sharp as vice chairman Ellouise Cooper secretary Donald Tippett treasurer Tom Wheeler sergeant at arms and Bradford already serving as county Democratic central committeeman The Republican Central Committee re elected Dallas Ingemunson as chairman Robert Mitchler as vice chairman Harry Fuller secretary Elnathan Wheeler treasurer and James Treumper sergeant at arms Ingemunson the county states attorney was elected party chairman in 1973 The officers are chosen by precinct committeemen with voting by total precinct votes at the March 24 primary.

Yorkville Kendall County Earl Bradford Newark Dallas Ingemunson Robert W. Mitchler Oswego Harry Fuller Elnathan Wheeler James Treumper Boulder Hill Ingemunson Glen Palmer

Kendall canvass updates Kendall County primary results

A Kendall County canvass of the March 21 primary shows near identical results to initial counts. Victor Frantz leads sheriff race with 2,160 votes, Elaine Mitchell wins treasurer with 2,375, and Jean Brady is unopposed for county clerk with 3,656 votes. District II board race totals top 1,600 with Cherry leading, while District I features Nelson and Coffman unopposed.

Yorkville Kendall County Frantz Thomas Usry Donald Sebby Elaine Mitchell Roger Maule Jean Brady Richard Krase Grundy County Richard Witters Robert Cherry Thomas Charest Thomas Fletcher Dorothy Montgomery Jannette Nelson Frank Coffman

Pullman Cars Name Origins and Local Voter Turnout

The article notes riLnAani Pullman cars derive their name from designer George Pullman, while federal candidates share a similar naming link. The county races attracted limited interest as only 27.5 percent of registered voters cast ballots. Of 4,633 votes, 4,123 were Republican and 510 Democratic.

Pullman George Pullman

Elected National Officials Contact List

A register of national and state officials including Sen. Charles Percy and Sen. Adlai Stevenson with Washington offices and Chicago area contacts, plus Illinois representatives Rep. Edward McBroom, Rep. George Ryan, Rep. Tom Corcoran and Rep. Ray Christensen with addresses and phone numbers for state and district offices.

Tom Corcoran House of Representatives Washington, D.C

Introvert and Extrovert Bible Characters Explored by Dr Crane

The Worry Clinic host Dr George W Crane discusses pastoral psychology and Bible personalities. He argues St Paul Moses Abraham and Jacob show introvert or extrovert traits and invites readers to request a booklet with Bible quiz items and a stamped return envelope.

Andrews St. Paul Damascus Abraham Newphew Lot Sodom Gomorrah New York City Jacob

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights

Readers send in three questions about workplace nepotism, aging dentures, and underage relationships. Ann lands firm guidance on firing a relative, fixing ill fitting dentures, and setting boundaries for a 15 year old with a mink cape, while urging calm and clear boundaries.

Ann

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