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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1973
Page
3
A minor accident occurred at Jefferson and Nettle Streets at 12 09 a m Saturday when Jeffery A Craig of Minooka swerved to miss sewer grates in the street and struck a telephone pole. Craig and an officer reportedly reset the grates with only minor damage to his car.
Streator youth Gary Lee Boyles, 19, indicted for the 1971 murders of Emma Trout and Maxine Coley, was returned to the Illinois Security Hospital at Chester after a court hearing found him mentally unfit to stand trial. Circuit Judge Thomas R. Flood ordered a yearly reevaluation under the new Code of Corrections, with First Assistant State's Attorney Frank X. Yackley prosecuting.
Four Morris area youths were arrested after a 2 a.m. Sunday stop on Illinois 47 at U.S. 6 for curfew violation and unlawful use of a driver's license plus no red taillights. The driver, 16 year old Stanley Daigger, used another man’s license. Daigger released on recognizance. Steven Welch 18 posted $100 bond. others were cited for curfew and scheduled for August court dates.
Searchers near Rhinelander Wisconsin recovered the body of Hillside Patrolman Anthony Raymond who vanished October 1. The body was in a shallow grave and he wore a uniform. The farm is linked to a suspect’s sister, Silas Fletcher, arrested in a July 25 coin shop robbery in Indiana.
Chuck W Moore 25 of 515 W Jefferson St failed to appear for a stop sign citation at Division St and Illinois Ave on June 21. the ticket was defaulted and his license will be sent to the Secretary of State until resolved. Donald R Aldridge 19 of 1205 Division St pleaded guilty to speeding for conditions on Aug 1 near U S 6 and Lisbon Rd and paid 10 dollars plus 5 dollars court costs.
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