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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1978
Page
7
Obituary: Dale Turner 78 Former Morris Resident
Ward announces the death of Dale Turner aged 78 formerly of Morris. Survived by brother Paul Turner of Dallas Texas and sisters Mrs Lois Heidelberg of El Paso Texas and Mrs Frank Vanden of Morris.
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Ward
Dale Turner
Morris
Paul Turner
Dallas
Texas
Lois Heidelberg
el Paso
Frank Vanden
Six Firemen Die in Brooklyn Supermarket Collapse
A four alarm fire at a renovated Brooklyn supermarket collapsed trapping six on the roof and killing them. Sixteen firefighters were injured as the roof gave way dumping the trapped men into flames. Witnesses saw up to 25 on the roof. a bystander pulled four injured firefighters from the rubble before rescue units arrived.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
New York City
Joliet Market Live Stock Prices Report
Joliet Illinois market report shows cattle 2,000 head with steers steady to 1.00 lower, heifers 25-50 lower, high choice steers 55.50 to 55.75, loads at 56.00, beef classes varying with choice and prime prices near 52 to 53. Hogs 1,200 head steady with some declines, No 1-2 200-230 lb at 48.25-48.50, 230-250 lb 47.75-48.25, larger 260-280 lb 45.50-46.50, one lot 350 lb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, Ill
UPI
Grain market report at noon on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grain values mixed with corn and soybeans retreating by around two to three percent while wheat holds unevenly. Corn futures for September traded near 2.23 with declines, December around 2.30, and March near 2.39. Soybeans for August at 6.26, September 6.11, and November 5.98 with drops up to 3.5 percent.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Temporary reprieve for newsman in New Jersey murder case
The New York Times and reporter Myron Farber received a temporary stay from Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall delaying a $5,000 daily fine and Farber’s potential prison sentence. The pause allows time to appeal whether investigative files can be withheld under free press protections. The case centers on a Hackensack murder trial and compelled disclosure of papers.
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Washington
UPI
New York Times
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Myron Farber
Times
Farber
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Eugene Scheiman
Byron White
High Court
White
The
Superior Court
William Arnold
Mario Jascalevich
Hackensack
N.J
Ottawa youth killed near Grand Ridge
A 17 year old Ottawa youth died at 8 05 p m Tuesday in St Marys Hospital following a car truck crash on Illinois 23 about 2 1/2 miles south of Grand Ridge The victim Thomas Otten 501 E McKinley St Ottawa son of Zion Lutheran Church pastor was southbound in a 1966 Ford Mustang when it crossed the center lane and struck a flatbed truck driven by Donald Tuftie 30 of Route 2 Ottawa The truck owned by Summerville Construction of Peoria Sustained $15 000 damage Otten suffered multiple injuries an inquest will be scheduled later District 5A State Police and the coroner continue the investigation Grand Ridge Ambulance transported Otten to the hospital The Mustang was demolished
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
St. Mary's Hospital
Illinois
Grand Ridge
LaSalle County
Marion Osborne
Thomas Otten
E. McKinley St
Zion Lutheran Church
Donald Tuftie
Rte. 2
Summerville Construction
Peoria
Osborne
Otten
District 5A
Switching yard mishap triggers regional power outages
A Dresden switching yard incident at 4 57 a m toppled a support arm and caused a 34 000 volt transmission line fault. About 3 000 Commonwealth Edison customers lost power for around an hour and 15 minutes in Coal City Braidwood Gardner South Wilmington Goose Lake and Morris briefly. Power was restored by rerouting to a different line.
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Morris
Coal City
Braidwood
Dresden
Dan Demos
Commonwealth Edison Co
Demos
Gardner
Wilmington
Goose Lake
Edison
Liberty St
Demps
Totie Fields Dies at 48 in Las Vegas Home
Comedian Totie Fields died today in her Las Vegas home at age 48, hospital spokesman Rena Lees said. The cause of death was not disclosed, with the family promising a statement later. Fields faced multiple health setbacks in recent years, including leg amputation in 1976 and breast cancer surgery last October, yet she resumed her career.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Totie Fields
Sunrise Hospital
Rena Lees
Miss Fields
Morrow death case key details emerge from interview
Jury and detectives reviewed Rollins testimony about the day of Morrow’s collapse. Rollins described staying in a cell, playing table tennis, a later shower, and hearing a splash before finding Morrow on the floor. Autopsy notes imply prior cardiac and vascular issues, with a spleen rupture possibly from a blow. pathologists could not determine exact cause.
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James Olson
Morrow
Rollins
William Button
Gary Phillips
Fox
Lt. Fox
Sgt. Olson
Reeves
Range Funeral Home
Joliet
Cheshareck
Bolden
Coleman
David Udstuen
John Enger
William Dent
Indicted top crime figure linked to Lombard beating
DuPage County grand jury charged Anthony Borsellino 47 with aggravated battery in the beating of Steven Olson in Lombard. His son Lewis 21 and Joseph Taylor 18 of Villa Park were indicted as accomplices. Olson, hospitalized with permanent injuries, fought with the men after a Fourth of July incident. The elder ex convict faces a lengthy sentence if convicted. The trio to appear in Du Page Circuit Court.
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Las Vegas
Brosellino
Lombard
Lewis
Joseph Taylor
Villa Park
Olson
Borsellino
du Page
Bruce Fawell
Wheaton
Ernest Infelice
William Daddano
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