Traffic Court Clears 12 Tickets in One Day Fines Totaled 187
Twelve traffic tickets were settled in magistrate court on Saturday, amounting to 187 dollars in fines and 65 dollars in costs. Cases include speeding on Liberty Street, driving without a license, and a no registration violation. Witnesses and police reports cited multiple defendants from Morris Newark Wilmington and Bettendorf.
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Victor D. Hemmersback
Newark
John E. G. Olson
Morris
Lisbon Road
Donald L. Briddick
George St
Paul Ustrem
Ronald P. Jeans
Vine St
Donald Ward
Barbara Cleavenger
Rte. 5
Benton and
Division Sts
Pleads Guilty to Check Charge in Wilmington
Robert Noel Cox 30 of 318 Stewart St Wilmington pleaded guilty to a deceptive practice charge in a bad 483 check written Nov 24 to Perona Chevrolet Oldsmobile in Coal City. He was arrested at home by State Agent Thomas Fedash, brought to county jail, and later fined 20 with 25.30 costs. Cox said he bought the car to cover the funds in the bank.
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Terry A. Olson
Main St
Newark
William Button
Liberty St
Richard E. Adams
Wilmington
Button
Carl B. Harmon
Rve. 4
William Hamilton
Illinois
Interstate 80
Ronald E. Hamilton
Fremont Ave
Armstrong St
Oscar Udstuen
Robert L. Hunter Jr
W. Jefferson St
Chester P. Winsor
Hunter
Ostrem
William Machalek Jr
Bettendorf
Iowa
Larry Knobeloch
John Doe
Robert Noel Cox
Stewart St
First National Bank of
Perona Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Coal City
Thomas Fedash
Cox
Dismissal of Charge Against Edward Bernstein in Morris Court
A complaint signed Thursday against Edward Bernstein of Morris for parking on private property was dismissed Saturday in magistrate court as the charge does not exist. Complainant Ronald M. Jacobsgaard. Horehound, an herb from the mint family, used historically as chest remedy and now in cough drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bernstein
Morris
Ronald M. Jacobsgaard
Fed boosts discount rates to 35 year high
The Federal Reserve raises discount rates to the highest level in 35 years provoking a sharp rebuke from President Johnson. Military clashes deepen near Saigon with heavy fighting and over 100 enemy killed. Gemini 7 crew await a ground command for a spacewalk style test as two weeks in quarters continue.
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Federal Reserve Board
Johnson
Gemini Medical
De Gaulle Faces Runoff In French Presidential Vote
International president Charles de Gaulle fails to secure a majority in France triggering a runoff. The drama centers on a fragmented contest as political tides shift across Europe and global observers watch the outcome.
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Charles de Gaulle
Fined for Driving After Curfew Under New State Law
James T. Chism, 16, of Minooka received fines in magistrate court after being cited for curfew violation at 1:15 a.m. on December 14 and for having no valid operator's license after curfew. Trooper Douglas Mikus issued two tickets on November 14 along U.S. 6 and Ridge Road. The new law allows license suspension after conviction.
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Miss Cleavenger
Howard L. Shepherd
Wilmington
Ill
U. S. 66
Gardner
Robert Putman
James T. Chism
Rte. 2
Minooka
Ridge Road
Douglas Mikus
Mikus
Chism
Aurora teens testify in armed robbery case
The Tenth Judicial Circuit heard accounts from Daniel Tope and an accomplice about AWOL status, travel to St Louis, a Geneva Crest Hill escape, and a gun incident. The defense described the shooting as an accident while the prosecution sought four to ten years for armed robbery and one to five for aggravated battery.
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Tennessee
Tope
Lavan
St. Louis
Geneva
Crest Hill
Minooka
Daniel Huntwork
First Baptist Church
Aurora
West Senior
Chicago
St. Bridgit’s
Hensley
Atty. Hayes
J. D. Jerrell
U. S. Marine Corps Office
Joliet
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Richard Barkley
E. Main St
Ostrom
P K
Finis Green
Forrest Heard
Green
American Motors
Rambler
Grundy
Metropole
Saigon
U.S
Rip
News Digest
Washington
Vietnam
Michelin
Gemini
Harold Wilson
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Charles J. White
Eastern Air Lines
Trans World
Santa
Times Theatre
Herald
Dan
W. R. Contratto
Daniel
Contratto
Atty. Wilder
Morris Dry Cleaners
Court House
George G. Smith
Morris City Council
MON Thru
Lita
Morris Retail Division
Morris Chamber of
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