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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1973

Page

6

France Faces 24 Hour General Strike as Inflation Spurs Protests

Workers across France walked off jobs in a 24 hour general strike led by major unions and leftist parties to protest 11 percent inflation. Rail workers joined, with other sectors including factory workers journalists cab drivers teachers and public servants. The government unveiled anti inflation measures while denying a wage freeze amid rising prices and disrupted services in Paris.

Paris UPI France Edmond Maire Valery Giscard d’Estaing Radio Cers Iist Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle

Theft from residence at 109 W Jackson St reported

Police were told at 5 15 p m Wednesday that Patricia Benner residing at 109 West Jackson Street had a purse and two envelopes marked Christmas money and emergency money stolen. Patrolman Paul Ehrman authored the report detailing the break in and location of the missing funds totaling $42.

Harry Patricia) Benner W. Jackson St Paul Ehrman

Joliet Market Cattle Sluggish as Hog Prices Dip

Joliet Illinois live stock report shows cattle sales insufficient to establish a market. Hogs under 230 pounds 50 lower, heavier weights steady to weak with No 1 200-230 lb at 40.00-40.50 and some at 41.00. Estimated Friday receipts: 1,200 cattle and 1,000 hogs.

Wheat Corn Rise Irregularly as Soybeans Jump in Chicago Trade

On the Board of Trade at 10:35 a.m. wheat futures were mixed with Dec up 14.2 cents and May up 8.12, corn Dec up 4.34 and Mar up 2.44, while soybeans surged with Dec up 6.41 and Mar up 6.44 cents.

Chicago UPI Board of Trade

Ford to bring back 25 evacuated executives in Argentina

Ford Motor Co plans to return 25 evacuated executives to Argentina after President Peron ordered armed guards around Ford installations. Border troops and National Gendarmerie with machine guns and rifles took positions near Ford's 300 acre General Pacheco plant as guerrilla threats persist following the November ambush slaying of John A. Swint, Ford subsidiary manager in Cordoba.

Buenos Aires UPI Ford Motor Co Argentina Ford Pacheco Juan D. Peron John A. Swint Cordoba Peronist Armed Forces Peron Swint

Flight crash victim fights on amid severe burns

Leopold Chouinard, 20, near death after suffering third degree burns over 80 percent of his body in the Delta DC9 crash that killed 88. Doctors report kidney failure and pneumonia as his condition worsens despite skin grafts and partial recovery earlier.

Boston UPI Leopold Chouinard Massachusetts General Hospital Chouinard

Transplant rule clears Santa Rosa man in girl’s death

A judge ruled that Colenda Ward died from brain death after her heart was removed for transplant, not from injuries in a traffic crash. Jose Flores, 23, was cleared of manslaughter charges in the Sept. 15 collision case. Dr. John Hanbery cited cerebral death as the cause, describing brain death syndrome.

Santa Rosa Calif UPI Frank Passalacqua Jose Flores Colenda Ward John Hanbery Stanford Medical Center Colenda

Democrats endorse candidates in 43rd District

County chairmen and central committee officers endorsed three Democratic candidates for state posts at a Grundy County gathering in Morris. Endorsed were Jerry Joyce for state, Grundy County Sheriff William Button, and Chief Deputy Gary Phillips, with other speakers including Rep Jack Beaupre and Ray Christensen for state office. Jerry Joyce is from Essex. A sheep killing by a dog prompted the transfer of the animal to Dr Edward Connors, after eight sheep were killed in two weeks by dogs near Gardner Road. Other speakers included candidates for U S Congress from the 15th District and local officials. Energy crisis remarks by Tom Coady and Mike Adsit were noted.

Grundy County Democratic Central Committee K.C. Hall Morris Jerry Joyce Essex William Button Gary Phillips Edward Connors Ellis Burger Gardner Rd Burger Ed Connor Marvin Betty) Olson Tom Coady Paxton Mike Adsit Dan Walker

Vandalism hits SS Construction shop on Liberty Street

Morris police were notified at 11 a.m. Wednesday by Sigurd S. Viland owner of SS Construction Co. 1129 Liberty St. A BB gun was suspected as the cause of several holes in three shop windows two trailer windows and a truck windshield per Patrolman Gerald Broderick's report.

Sigurd S. Viland SS Construction Co Liberty St Morris Gerald Broderick

Nixon Brother Linked to Hughes Air West Sale

Senate investigators heard from Robert Maheu and John Meier that Donald Nixon urged President Nixon to approve Air West's sale to Hughes in 1969. Donald Nixon denies the charge, saying the claims are only allegations as the committee pursues testimony from Hughes associates.

Washington UPI Howard Hughes Senate Watergate Committee F. Donald Nixon Hughes Robert Maheu Nevada Empire John Meier Donald Nixon Air West Maheu Meier Hughes Organization White House Hughes Group Hughes Associates Charles G. “Bebe” Rebozo Rebozo Justice Department Hughes’ Nevada Nixon Rose Mary Woods Alexander M. Haig U.S. District Court Haig Hughes Empire Whittier Calif

Davies Seeks Assistant Superintendent Post in Illinois

Mrs. Davies, a 22 year veteran educator with experience in New Jersey New York and Illinois, is nominated for assistant superintendent if Galloway is elected. She has led professional organizations and served as consultant supervisor for a kindergarten project in Will County while holding multiple education degrees and endorsements.

Davies New Jersey New York Illinois Queens College Illinois State University Livingston County Educational Service Region Will County ACEI Chicago ASCD NAEYC National Story League Grundy County Republican Women’s Organization Chicago Area Ace DKG IEENE State Ace Association National College of Education Minnesota Arkansas Georgia Kentucky Kansas K. Robert Davies Uniroyal Mazon

Hunter pleads guilty over deer hunt attire violation

William G. Bousley a 26 year old hunter from Boulder Hill pleaded guilty to not wearing colored clothing while deer hunting and was fined 25 dollars plus 5 dollars court costs. He was cited by Conservation Officer Dan Hill on November 17 west of Gardner, authorities reported.

William G. Bousley Boulder Hill Bousley Dan Hill Gardner

Three Detroit Men Charged in Abduction and Slaying of Two Boys

Three 21 year old Detroit men Gary Gilmore Byron Smith and Jerome Holloway were arraigned on first degree murder and kidnapping in the abduction and killings of eight year old Gerald Craft and six year old Keith Arnold. The boys disappeared from a north side residence Saturday and were found Tuesday in Romulus. Police say the crime followed a failed extortion attempt demanding 53000 from a friend of the Arnold family.

Detroit UPI Gary Gilmore Byron Smith Jerome Holloway Gerald Craft Keith Arnold Romulus Philip Tannian

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