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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1972

Page

2

Television rundown for Apollo 17 moon mission coverage

Space Center Houston AP lists tentative network airings for Apollo 17 events. CBS NBC and ABC schedule liftoff docking lunar landing moon walk liftoff lunar splashdown with varied half hour blocks and times across December.

CBS NBC ABC Docking

Farmers contest Board of Review figures in Mazon case

James Johnson was listed with a $1 950 figure and Robert W Hampton with $650 as the cases continued. Attorney James Fleming represented the Mazon farmers while State's Attorney Richard Wilder represented the Board of Review.

Robert W. Hampton James Johnson James Fleming Mazon Farmer Richard Wilder Board of Review

Booster club to buy camera and projector at Seneca High

Seneca Irish Booster Club voted to purchase an 8 mm camera and projector for the athletic department at Seneca High School. Davie Blome presided at the meeting in the high school gym. The club announced the second annual football banquet was a success and praised speaker Bill Novak. A $48.05 banquet deficit was reported.

Seneca Seneca Irish Seneca High School Davie Blome Bill Novak Peotone Minooka

Mobil Oil refinery start up signals at I 55 Arsenal Rd site

Occasional flare may occur as Mobil Oil Corp begins startup at the refinery at the I 55 Arsenal Road intersection. Signs include steam whitish vapor and water vapor escaping from a tower east of the refinery. A pilot light flame on two flare stacks began around Sept 1 to allow safe ignition if gas is diverted.

Mobil Oil Corp Interstate 55 Arsenal Road J. V. D’ Ambrisi

Grain Market Quotes From Chicago Funds

Chicago market notes show corn at 1.46, oats 0.70, beans 4.02, and wheat No 2 soft red 2.56. Soybeans No 1 yellow 4.00 with oil at 10.05. No 2 yellow corn traded Tuesday at 1.57.

Chicago

Supreme Court rules Cox plea improper. one sentence stands

Illinois Supreme Court holds that Bobby Cox’s two 10 to 20 year terms for two counts stemmed from a single transaction and a single victim, so only one sentence should remain. The court vacated the second count and affirmed the remaining sentence.

LaSalle Atty Robert E. Richardson Illinois Supreme Court Bobby Cox Cox Kentucky Marseilles Supreme Court Illinois Defender Project Supreme Court of Illinois Richardson

Seneca Oak Street Grade School Board Meets at 7:30 PM

The Seneca Oak Street Grade School Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the business office to discuss safety code bids insurance specifications and a report on the Illinois Association of School Board meeting in Chicago last month Richard Rosencrans will preside George Dennis will report and was elected the delegate to the meeting

Seneca Seneca Oak Street Grade School Board of Education Richard Rosencrans George Dennis Illinois Association of School Board Chicago Dennis

Steelco fined 20000 for Chlorine gas leak at Lemont plant

A Circuit Court judge fined Steelco Chemical Corp 20000 after a chlorine gas leak at its Lemont Illinois plant on June 4 1971. The company installed 123000 worth of anti pollution equipment and has not reported further pollution. Two company executives face indictment for air pollution and unpermitted operation of equipment.

Chicago Steelco Chemical Corp Lemont Atty William J. Scott Samuel B. Epstein Epstein Steelco Scott EPA Illinois Pollution Control Board Kenneth A. Steel Henry J. Deilers

Convict Gonder of Murder in Illinois Case

William R. Gonder of Olney Illinois was found guilty of kidnapping sexual molestation and murder in the June 26 killing of Dorothy Kay Kavanaugh an 8 year old from Lawrenceville The verdict followed a 1 hour 22 minute jury deliberation The girl's parents attended court sessions and urged for a death penalty though the Supreme Court ban remains in effect The body was buried near Princeton Indiana six days after disappearance from the Lawrenceville square

Marion, Ill William R. Gonder Olney Lawrenceville Gonder Dorothy Kay Kavanaugh Williamson County U.S. Supreme Court Shirley K. Kavanaugh William Eovaldi B. Zagel Princeton Ind Lawrenceville Public Square

Woman Cleared in Liquor Sale Case at Bedford

Mrs. Bernadette Symons of 1250 Lisbon Street was found not guilty by Circuit Judge Robert Wren of selling liquor to a minor. The Bedford Liquor Sales employee was arrested October 6 by Patrolman Dean Sager for selling to David C. Borchett, 19, who did not show age proof.

John Bernadette) Symons Lisbon St Robert Wren Symons Bedford Dean Sager David C. Borchett Liberty St

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