Mrs George Nussear 88 Obituary Seneca Resident
Mrs. George Nussear 88 formerly of Seneca died at 12:30 a.m. in Seneca where she had lived with Helen Higgens for eight years. Mass is set for 10 a.m. Monday at St. Patrick s Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Visitation begins Sunday after 2 p.m. at Osborne Pfeffer Funeral Home. Born January 23, 1888 in Seneca she was a teacher at Bowen High School Chicago and a DePaul graduate. She married George Nussear in 1931 who preceded her in death. She leaves cousins.
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Anna
Babe) Nussear
Helen Higgens
N. Main St
Seneca
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
James Fay
Calvary Cemetery
Osborne-Pfeffer
Patrick
Brigett Meagher
Seneca High School
Brown Business College
DePaul University
Bowen High School
Chicago
St. Patrick's Church
Altar and Rosary Society
George Nussear
Margaret Meagher
Kenneth C. McCoy Funeral Planned for Victim of I 80 Crash
Kenneth C. McCoy 30 of Channahon died in a 2:30 a.m. crash on Interstate 80 east of I-55 in Will County. Visitation is today 7 to 9 p.m. at Davis Funeral Home. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday with burial in Mazon Cemetery. McCoy, born April 26 1946 in Morris, was a Caterpillar foreman and Army veteran with 101st Airborne. He leaves his wife Betty Male and three children Tina Tracy and Keith. a sister Rosanne Hill.
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Kenneth C. McCoy
Channahon
Mazon
Will County
Davis Funeral Home
Walter Mayer
Mazon Cemetery
Morris
Arthur
Ann (Olsen) McCoy
Joliet Junior College
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Hong Hunter's Club
Channahon Volunteer Fire Department
Channahon Sportsman Club
Army
Vietnam
101St Airborne Division
Betty Male
Tina
Tracy
Keith
Gerald
Rosanne) Hill
Lexington, Il
Beatification steps inch toward Isabel I of Spain
Vatican sources say historians in Valladolid have prepared documentation on Queen Isabella I. A diocesan commission will send findings to the Vatican Congregation for Causes of Saints, which will decide whether to authorize beatification proceedings, a process that could take years.
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Vatican City
UPI
Spain
Isabella I
Columbus
America
Vatican
Valladolid
Vatican Congregation For Causes of Saints
Rome
Joliet Market Report Cattle and Hogs Prices Fall and Rise
In Joliet Illinois up to 1 400 cattle moved with steers and heifers 25 to 50 lower. Prime and choice steers at 40.00 to 41.50 while good and choice fetch 38.50 to 40.00. Hogs 1 200 head up 25 to 50 with No 1 2 200 to 230 pounds 36.25 to 36.75 and larger 30 to 32 for the heaviest stock. Monday receipts expected 5 500 cattle and 2 000 hogs.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Grain prices rise on Chicago Board of Trade
At 11:00 a.m. wheat and corn moved higher while soybeans climbed sharply. Wheat futures for March and May rose, corn for March and May advanced, and soybeans for March and May gained over four percent with notable increases across the board.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Cold wave grips Buffalo as heavy snow lingers
Bitter arctic cold followed a 29 inch snow blanket over Buffalo New York. The city was buried under four feet of snow with 14 more inches added before the storm eased. Temperatures plunged to a record one degree above zero as the National Weather Service called Buffalo the snow capital of the nation. Other Midwest and Northeast lows included Grand Rapids ten below Toledo ten below Pittsburgh six below Cleveland five below Muskegon two below Binghamton zero Akron three below South Bend two below Lansing four below.
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United Press International
Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Erie
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Midwest
Grand Rapids
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Muskegon
Binghamton
Akron
South Bend
Ind
Lansing
Marketti Named Grundy County Sheriff Sergeant
Sheriff William Button promoted Charles Marketti to sergeant in Grundy County sheriff's department effective Wednesday. Marketti 29 of Gardner replaces Ray Odom who moved to private business after about six years in county law enforcement. Marketti served under the late Marvin Olson and Sheriff Button and with the Coal City Police Department. Robert Davy 29 of Joliet to replace Marketti as deputy. Davy is a Navy veteran 1965–1974 and attends Joliet Junior College.
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Grundy County
William Button
Charles Marketti
Gardner
Marketti
Ray Odom
Sheriff's Department
Marvin
Jake) Olson
Button
Coal City
Robert Davy
Spruce St
Davy
United States Navy
Norfolk
Joliet Junior College
Wilder considers not seeking re election as Grundy State's Attorney
Since 1964 only one Grundy Court election had a state's attorney contest, in 1972 when John Zerboglio challenged Wilder. Wilder cited controversy and modest pay as deterring factors and suggested Grundy County may need a full time assistant attorney due to rising caseloads. He plans private practice in Morris and an office in Minooka with wife Marilyn and three children.
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Grundy Court
Coal City
John Zerboglio
Wilder
Grundy County
Morris
Minooka
Danville
Indiana University
University of Illinois Law School
Marilyn
Michael Farrell
LEAA Proposes Uniform Sentencing Guide
Washington reports LEAA backed project to standardize punishment. Judges in Denver began trial use three weeks ago in a two year, 348000 program across eight states. The guide rates offense seriousness and personal factors to suggest sentences, though judges may deviate with written justification.
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Washington
UPI
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Denver
LEAA
Probation Office
Arrest driver on suspended license charge in Grundy County
A Chicago man, Arnold Graham, 22, was ticketed at 11 24 p.m. Thursday for driving after his license had been suspended. He posted 100 bond and faced a Dec. 13 court appearance after Grundy County Deputies S J Maloney and William Klegman spotted the car on North St Eileen near Demert and Dougherty. Graham produced a license that was later found invalid.
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Chicago
Arnold Graham
Grundy County
S. J. Maloney
William Klegman
North St
Eileen
Demert and Dougherty
Graham
Fire alarm malfunctions at Morris Hospital prompt fire call
Fire Chief Sherman Hexdall said the alarm at Morris Hospital malfunctioned, prompting a Morris Fire Department response at 12:04 a.m. today.
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Morris Fire Department
Morris Hospital
Sherman Hexdall
Illinois pay raise package stalls in House amid opposition
Pay raise proposals for hundreds of state officials and lawmakers faltered in the Illinois House. Bills H4030 H4032 and H4033 faced votes or losses, with a later effort to raise lawmakers pay by 7500 tied to other benefits. Governor-elect Thompson defended modest hikes amid criticism from opponents.
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Springfield
Ill
UPI
Illinois House
Aaron Jaffe
Skokie
Charles Fleck
Chicago
James Thompson
John Hirschfeld
R-Champaign
Thompson
Commission
Daniel Walker
Walker
Wholesale prices rise for second straight month in November
UPI reports the Labor Department says the Wholesale Price Index in November advanced 0.6 percent led by higher fuel and consumer-ready food costs. The index, 185.6 on a 1967=100 base, shows prices up 4.2 percent from a year earlier.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Goodwin Warrants Issued After Disorderly Arrest
Leonard Goodwin aged 42 had a warrant issued and a $1000 bond set after failing to appear in Grundy County Circuit Court on a disorderly conduct charge. He was cited Nov 8 by Morris Police Officer Dean Sager after an incident at the Morris Police Station following removal from Clayton's Tap on West Washington Street. A $25 bond was forfeited earlier in the case.
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Leonard Goodwin
Robinson Jr
Grundy County
Morris
Dean Sager
Goodwin
Clayton's
W. Washington St
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