Gunmen kill Paris PLO chief in second raid this week
Three gunmen attacked the Palestine Liberation Organization office in Paris, killing PLO Paris chief Izeddine Kalek and wounding two aides and a stenographer. All three assailants were arrested. Kalek, named PLO chief in 1973 after Mahmoud Hamdari, was viewed as a moderate. The raid followed a separate assault on the Iraqi embassy days earlier.
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Paris
UPI
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Izeddine Kalek
Arab League
Madeleine Church
Palestine
Kalek
Mahmoud Hamdari
Carcass sale results at Grundy County 4-H Fair
The swine carcass show lists sellers and buyers with weights pounds and totals. Roger Hauschild sold 199.5 live weight 148 hot carcass weight at 3.10 per lb totaling 618.45 to Stockdale Fertilizer. Barbara Bennen sold 194.5 live weight 150 hot carcass weight at 3 per lb totaling 583.50 to Fox Valley Production Credit Association. Darin Francois sold 190 live weight 134 hot carcass weight at 2.15 per lb totaling 408.50 to Kendall Grundy F.S. Incorporated. Brett Roe sold 208 live weight 158 hot carcass weight at 1.25 per lb totaling 260 to First National Bank of Morris. Randy Seggebruch sold 215.5 live weight 162 hot carcass weight at 1 per lb totaling 215 with resale 1.40 per lb totaling 301.70 to Russel Jor stad. The lamb carcass show lists Marla Wills selling 113.5 live weight 56 hot carcass weight at 2.35 per lb totaling 266.72 to First National Bank, Morris. Susan Stangland sold 97.5 live weight 48 hot carcass weight at 1.60 per lb totaling 156 to Kenneth Morris.
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Grundy County
Roger Hauschild
Stockdale
Barbara Bennen
Fox Valley Production Credit Association
Darin Francois
Kendall-Grundy F.S. Incorporated
Brett Roe
First National Bank of Morris
Randy Seggebruch
Russel Jorstad
Marla Wills
Firstational Bank
Morris
Susan Stangland
Kenneth Morris
Obituaries for Maz on-Israel Villarreal and James Gray
Obituary notices report Maz on-Israel Villarreal 46 of Mazon died at Morris Hospital with services in Sullivan City Texas. He leaves Guadalupe Trevino and three sons Israel Jr Rolando and Ismael. Visitation at Reeves Funeral Home Morris. Memorials to the family. James M Gray 89 Gillespie died in Litchfield after a career as a Cleveland Storage supervisor and long involvement in Masonic organizations. Funeral at Maas Gillespie with Masonic rites. Burial Braceville Gardner Cemetery.
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Mazon
Israel Villarreal
Morris Hospital
Los Ebanos
Texas
Inez Villarreal
Guadalupe Trevino
Morris
Sponge Cushion Inc
Israel Jr
Rio Grande City
Rolando
Houston
Ismael
James M. Gray
Gillespie
Litchfield
Braceville
George
Janet (McCall) Gray
Hazel Forsyth
Cleveland
Mr. Gray
Gillespie Masonic Lodge
AF & AM
Gillespie Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Staunton
Scottish Rite Valley
Southern Illinois
Aaonms Temple
East St. Louis
MacArthur
Alice Powell
Pontiac
Maas Funeral
Braceville- Gardner
Visitation
Ferri Sues Illinois Firm Over 1976 Truck Damage
A property damage suit filed by Harry Ferri in May against Illinois Fruit and Produce Corp. was dismissed in Grundy County Circuit Court on Wednesday after all issues were settled. Ferri sought 2320 dollars for damages to his building at 413 Liberty St caused by a company truck driven by Elden Nichols of Ransom on November 30 1976.
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Harry Ferri
Illinois Fruit and Produce Corp
Grundy County
Ferri
Illinois Fruit and Produce
Elden Nichols
Ransom
Liberty St
Miami hit man testifies on marijuana and cocaine traffic
Senate hearings feature Gary Bowdach, a Miami gangland figure, detailing his ties to Richard Cravero, a narcotics boss and killer. Bowdach, serving time for loan sharking, describes Cravero’s network that moved marijuana and cocaine to Eastern cities and the Southeast, with Cravero and Bowdach both under heavy sentences. The subcommittee notes Cravero’s gang was dismantled in 1975 by a major federal and state task force. Bowdach highlights arson as profit motive in drug crime.
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Washington
UPI
Gary Bowdach
Miami
Senate
Southeast
Bowdach
Richard Douglas Cravero
Cravero
Florida
Dade
Inside Informa
Live stock market report from Joliet Illinois sales
In Joliet Illinois cattle sales were too light to establish a market. Hogs were steady at 1400 head with No 1-2 hogs weighing 200 to 230 pounds at 48.25 and 230 to 250 pounds at 47.75 to 48.25 per hundredweight.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Grain Prices at 12 Noon on the Board of Trade
Chicago reports Wheat and corn higher while soybeans mix at noon. Wheat Sep up 1.34, Dec up 2, Mar up 2.42. Corn Sep up 2 1/16, Dec up 3 4/5, Mar up 3 4/5. Soybeans Aug down 3 1/4, Sep up 1 1/2, Nov up 2 2/5. The noon price slate lists Corn at 2.02, Beans at 5.71.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
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James Gray
Pam Bounds
Nettle Creek Ag
Pam
Newark
Herald
Tim Brandt
Hollenbeck
Tion
Erno
Irs
Joliet Market
Jack Kent
Dorothy Dean Softee
Evans Rugs
White Sale
Ellynor
Pieris
Shullbory
W. Washington
Missy Styles
Liberty Street
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