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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

Page

9

Porter Franklin Jacobson, Morris native, dies in Montana

Word was received that Porter Franklin Jacobson age about 87 formerly of Morris area died in Lewistown Montana this morning. Funeral arrangements are pending. He was married to Augusta Bress of Morris who preceded him in death as did one son. He is survived by one daughter Mrs. Mabel Burke of Lewistown who lived with him and several nieces and nephews.

Porter Franklin Jacobson Morris Area Lewistown Mont Augusta Bress Morris Mabel Burke

Suit asks $50 000 damages in Grundy County case

Roger Swenhaugen filed a $50 000 damage suit Tuesday against William Hamilton executor of Wade S. Tinsman and Earl Benson Jr. He seeks $25 000 for injuries from a collision Aug 1 1971 at the Washington and Price Streets intersection while a passenger in Tinsman car.

Roger Swenhaugen William Hamilton Wade S. Tinsman Earl Benson Jr Grundy County Swenhaugen James Fleming Robert Adcock Tinsman Benson Washington and Price Sts Hamilton and

Bicycle theft report at Roseland residence

Jeff Roseland reported a 10 speed racer bicycle stolen from his home at 719 Fremont Ave. sometime before midnight Tuesday. The complaint was filed with city police at 11 a.m. Wednesday per Sgt. Jack Kopezick.

Jeff Roseland Fremont Ave Jack Kopezick

House committee votes to subpoena Nixon residence records

A House Government Operations subcommittee voted to subpoena all documents on federally funded improvements to properties used or owned by President Nixon and other administrations dating to Truman. The committee released a letter by Bryce N. Harlow promising voluntary facts by next week.

Washington House Nixon Bryce N. Harlow Government Operations Committee Harry S. Truman Jack Brooks D-Tex Government Activities White House General Services Administration Brooks San Francisco GSA San Clemente Florida Subcommittee Arthur Sampson Sampson

Skylab 2 may be cut short over propulsion problem

Space Center Houston says Skylab 2 might end early due to propulsion system issues on the command ship. Astronauts Bean Garriott and Lousma remain safe as NASA weighs options including immediate recovery or prolonged stabilization and possible Saturn 1B rescue for Skylab 3.

Orbiting Lab Hawaiian Lunney Earth Space Center Bean Garriott Lousma

Three Plead Guilty To Land Trespass In Grundy County

Edward J. Bell Curtis M. Sivett and Charles J. Tidball of Midlothian and Posen pleaded guilty in Grundy County Circuit Court to criminal trespass to land. They were fined 10 dollars plus 10 dollars in court costs after complaint by Mrs. Florence E. Rakoski on July 7. A separate case saw Joseph J. Vignochi of Gardner plead guilty to curfew violation and pay 10 dollars plus 5 dollars in costs after being cited on July 28.

Edward J. Bell Curtis M. Sivett Midlothian Charles J. Tidball Posen Grundy County Florence E. Rakoski Joseph J. Vignochi Cedar St Gardner Vignochi Roy Gardner Depot St

Market quotes for grains and corn on Wednesday

Chicago market brief lists wheat and corn prices with No 2 soft red wheat at 3.95, No 2 hard red at 3.80, corn No 2 yellow at 2.68, oats at 1.14, soybeans No 1 yellow at 9.50, and notes Wednesday sale of No 2 yellow corn at 2.78.

Chicago

Hogs and cattle market recap from Joliet Illinois

AP report from Joliet Illinois shows hogs at 700 head with butchers 50 to 1.00 lower amid declines on select weights. Prices noted for various hog sizes and sows, with cattle steady as demand weak for testing. Estimated Friday totals: 800 hogs and 600 cattle.

Joliet, Ill

Aldridge Cited For Driving Too Fast At US 6 Lisbon Rd

Donald R. Aldridge 19 of 1205 Division St was cited by Police Sgt Alan Love for driving too fast for conditions at 8 20 p m Wednesday at US 6 and Lisbon Road He posted his license as bond for an August 20 court appearance.

Donald R. Aldridge Division St Alan Love US. 6 Lisbon Road Aldridge

Traffic Court cites 12 year old for license and registration

Herbert C. Gregg pleaded guilty in Grundy County Traffic Court to lacking a valid driver's license and valid vehicle registration. Sgt. Ron Fox reported the June 28 incident on Tabler Road and Sand Ridge Road. Gregg received a suspended seven day jail term and was fined $35 plus $20 court costs.

Herbert C. Gregg Grundy County Ron Fox Tabler Rd Sand Ridge Rd

Senate confirms Colby to head CIA in 83 13 vote

William E. Colby, a long time intelligence officer and deputy director for operations since March, wins Senate confirmation to lead the CIA. The 83 to 13 vote follows debate on oversight proposals and a call for a Senate committee to review covert activities and the intelligence budget.

Washington Senate Nixon William E. Colby Central Intelligence Agency Colby Spy Agency James R. Schlesinger Secretary of Defense William Proxmire Dwis Laos South Vietnam Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass CIA

Manhunt for Garrow in Adirondacks Continues

Nearly 200 searchers led by 125 state troopers scoured the Adirondacks for Robert Garrow Sr. amid a rainy fifth day. A red hunting shirt found 10 miles from the car site is tested for identification as officers seek links to the Schenectady teen murder and related disappearances. Garrow, 37, of Syracuse, had a 320 rifle and a 1961 rape conviction on record.

N.Y Adirondack Robert Garrow Sr Schenectady Garrow Albany Philip Domblewski Adirondacks Daniel Porter Concord Mass Porter Michael Halloran Syracuse Auburn State Prison

Woman treated after accident on U S 66 near Morris

Miss Katherine Zalar aged 26 of Champaign was treated and released at Morris Hospital after her 1971 Renault ran off U S 66 three quarters of a mile north of Illinois 47 and rolled in a ditch. No tickets were issued.

Katherine Zalar Champaign The Morris Hospital U.S. 66 Illinois 47 District 5

Tools Stolen From Rittenhouse Garage During Vacation

Tools valued at 81.49 were stolen from the garage of L. J. Rittenhouse at 714 East Illinois Avenue while he vacationed. Police report says the electric door opener may have been struck by lightning, causing the door to spring open. Rittenhouse reported the theft at 2 15 PM Wednesday.

L.J. Rittenhouse Illinois Ave Rittenhouse Dean Sager

Itchy Burning Toes Relief Ad Declares Quick Cure

An ad claims quick relief from itchy burning toes with T-4-L fungicide. It promises dryness within minutes and relief for sweaty odorous feet, with a money back guarantee and availability at drug counters.

New Ultra Fine Steel Wire Would Reach Moon From Earth

A 14 pound strand of ultra fine steel wire could extend from Earth to the Moon. The claim highlights advances in high strength materials and long distance transmission potential.

Earth Moon

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