Rumors of Soviet Resale of U S Wheat Discounted
An Agriculture Department official rejected rumors that the Soviet Union is reselling U S wheat or wheat it imported. Rich ard J. Goodman said there is no evidence of such resales in the commercial market and noted a Bangladesh relief shipment rumor could involve non U S wheat.
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Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
U.S
Richard J. Goodman
The
Foreign Agricultural Service
Goodman
Russia
Bangladesh
Christian Science Monitor
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Lawrence Studio
Teens and adults pay fines in Illinois traffic cases
Karen Carlson 25 of Springfield paid 100 dollar fine and 10 court costs after pleading guilty to driving with a revoked license and to speeding 78 in a 70 zone on Interstate 55. Richard Faust 41 of Dwight paid 14 dollar fine and 5 costs for speeding 64 in a 50 zone on Illinois 47. Charles Mooney Jr. 16 of Lombardy pleaded guilty to speeding 65 in the 45 zone on Illinois 47 and paid 20 dollar fine and 5 costs.
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N. 21St St
Springfield
Interstate 55
James Bolerjack
Richard D. Faust
S. Washington St
Dwight
Illinois
Southmor Rd
Donald A. Murray
Charles W. Mooney Jr
Third Ave
Illinois 47
U.S. 6
Interstate 80
S. Douglas Francois
Woman cited after crash on Wauponsee Street
Mrs. LaVerne Geraldine Babcock 67 of 217 West Jefferson Street was ticketed by Acting Police Chief Dean Sager after striking a parked car on the 300 block of West Wauponsee Street at 10 10 a m Wednesday She said she took her eyes off the road to catch a falling object Her 1965 Ford had a dented right front fender and a broken headlight The car she struck a 1970 Ford owned by Robert Lundy of 409 East Jefferson Street had a dented left rear fender She posted her license as bond and was scheduled for court August 27
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Geraldine) Babcock
W. Jefferson St
Dean Sager
Wauponsee St
Sager
Babcock
Robert Lundy
E. Jefferson St
Notice to Subscribers Morris Daily Herald
The Morris Daily Herald informs subscribers to report missed deliveries and notes papers should arrive before six o'clock each evening barring delays. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, and states liability limits for advertisement errors.
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Herald Office
Morris Publishing Company
Confession frees innocent man in Chicago case
Wilbur McDonald, jailed three years for a 1970 killing, walked free on a 20 000 personal recognizance bond after Lester Harrison reportedly confessed to the Lehmann death. McDonald, 34, says he is innocent and faces a court date on September 25 as State's Attorney Bernard Carey weighs his outright release.
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Chicago
Wilbur McDonald
Criminal Courts
McDonald
Chicago Sun-Times
Bernard Carey
Lester Harrison
Agnes B. Lehmann
Harrison
Grant Park
Elaine Ott
Seattle
Lehmann
Sistant
Pearl Burden
Wesley
Hershel
Lebanon
Nocent
Maine Farmers Work Harder Than Alabama Counterparts
AP reports an Agriculture Department study finds Maine farmers log more than twice the hours of Alabama farmers. The mid July farm labor force is similar to last year, with shorter work weeks overall. A statistician cites shorter northern seasons and longer daylight to explain regional work patterns.
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Agriculture Department
Maine
Alabama
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