Five cited for liquor by Grundy County deputies over weekend
Five persons were cited for liquor violations by Grundy County sheriff's deputies. Neil Davy, 27, was cited for illegal transportation of alcohol and improper lane usage and posted bond for Dec 22 court. Gerald Ness, 25, was cited for illegal possession of alcohol posting $50 bond with Dec 22 court. William Muser, 25, was cited for illegal possession of alcohol and must appear Jan 12. Skyler Vaughn, 21, was cited for illegal transportation of alcohol and must appear Jan 12. Dennis Lindley, 17, was cited for illegal transportation of alcohol and posted bond for Jan 12. Derrick Thomas, 15, cited for curfew and posted $25 bond with Feb 28 court. Kim Brackett, 20, was ticketed for disobeying a stop sign and posted driver details.
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Grundy County Sheriff's Deputies
Neil Davy
Broadway St
Coal City
Edward Broderick
U.S. 6
Morris
Davy
Gerald Ness
Washington St
Broderick
Ness
Muser
Skyler Vaughn
Mazon St
Leach
Braceville
Carbon Hill
Dennis Lindley
Jackson St
Seneca
Derrick Thomas
Commerce St
LaSalle and
Farmer Rds
Thomas
Kim Brackett
Walnut St
Jeff Wix
N. Broadway
McArdle Rds
Supreme Court to hear Arlington Heights housing case
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a low and moderate income housing project can be built over community opposition in Arlington Heights Illinois to help reduce segregation in the Chicago suburbs. The 7th Circuit ruled the trustees acted without racial motive but said denying the project would continue regional segregation.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Arlington Heights
Ill
Chicago
Metropolitan Housing Development Corp
MHD
Thomas R. McMillen
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cook County
Lisbon ALCW Christmas Potluck and Aid Programs
Twenty four attended the Lisbon Bethlehem ALCW Christmas potluck dinner at the church with a singspiration led by Mrs. Ralph Chelsen and a Bible study by Rev. Chelsen. The Aid group featured Mr. and Mrs. Duane Christian of Newark with duets and Holy Land film from 1974, plus a singspiration and supper. Briefs note visits by local families, residents at area hospitals, and a Sons of Norway party in Ottawa.
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ALCW
Lisbon Bethlehem
Ralph Chelsen
Chelsen
Aid Meets
Duane Christian
Newark
Mission Aid
Grace Lutheran Church
Holy Land
Wesley G. House
Billy
Heidi
Michelle
Denver
Cole
William House
Donald Dorheim
Bryce House
Bloomington
Ottawa
Oscar Anderson
Sandwich Hospital
Chester Hauge
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Morris officer cites driver in DWI two car crash
Michael Ferguson 21 of Tabler Rd was ticketed for driving while intoxicated and failing to slow for an accident at 1 19 p m on Main St Morris Police Officer Robert Stansberry cited Karen Day 27 of Goose Lake after a collision near Sparks Cleaners Day waited east of Franklin St to turn left into Sparks Cleaners both vehicles sustained over 100 dollars in damage Ferguson posted 50 bond and was released from Grundy County Jail the 1964 Chevrolet and 1973 AMC Ambassador were towed from the scene.
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Michael Ferguson
Rte
Tabler Rd
Morris
Ferguson
Grundy County
Robert Stansberry
Karen Day
Rte. 1
Goose Lake
Main St
Franklin St
Disorderly conduct charge after Morris street collision
Daniel Riggs 24 was charged with disorderly conduct after a two car crash in front of 711 Liberty St. on Friday night. He allegedly swore at and threatened Beverly Hart, daughter of Aaron Hart, who reported the incident. Bond set at 25 dollars. court date listed as December 29.
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Daniel Riggs
Division St
Liberty St
Morris
Alan Love
Aaron Hart
Rte
Queens Lane
Riggs
Beverly
Robert Stansberry
Constance Riggs
Miss Hart
Yorkville Board Adopts Sick Leave and Activity Policies
Yorkville Community Unit District Board approves sick leave for non certified and personal leave for both certified and non certified staff. Ten sick days can accumulate to 100 for 12 month staff and 90 for shorter year employees. Personal leave two days annually for all personnel is approved. A new student activity fund policy defines board control over clubs funds and investments. A bonded treasurer will oversee activity funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville
Indian Valley Vocational School
Kennel Club Inc
LeRoy Thanepohn
James Garnett
Bush pledges ethics for CIA and foreign intelligence role
Bush tells Senate committee that if confirmed as CIA director he will set high ethical standards and limit agency work to foreign intelligence. He cites political experience as an asset and vows to stay informed and demand integrity from staff.
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Washington
UPI
George Bush
Congress
CIA
Agency
Bush
Senate Arms Services Committee
Woman Injured In Mishap In Yorkville Intersection
Mrs Mamie Clauson 74 of Yorkville treated at Morris Hospital after a two car crash at Wauponsee and North Streets about 6 45 p m Saturday. Miss Mary Carlson 15 Love reported was north on Wauponsee when her car hit the Clauson vehicle in the intersection. Carlson charged with defective brakes while Clauson cited for disobeying a stop sign. Both posted bonds and set to appear in court January 5 and 7. Damages: Clauson car 1974 Oldsmobile over 100 while Carlson 1969 Ford front end over 100.
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Mamie Clauson
Rte. 1
Yorkville
Morris Hospital
Wauponsee
North Sts
Morris
Alan Love
Clauson
North St
Wauponsee St
Mary Carlson
E. Main St
Love
Miss Carlson
Mike Weiden
Chargeman Alonzo Lewis Charged With Delinquency
Alonzo Lewis was released on a 100 dollar bond after being charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The Farmers signed a complaint alleging he bought their son four shots of whiskey and a half pint at Kate Lees Tavern on Friday night. Police arrested Lewis at the tavern and he was set to appear in court on December 29.
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Alonzo Lewis
Rtc
Donald
Bette Farmer
E. Main St
Morris
Lewis
Kate Lee
Liberty St
Lopez
Harold Carlson
Gerald Broderick
Syd Reeve
Kate Lee’s
Pear
Politics as a Washington power game and its reform limits
A critical portrait of Washington politics notes the town is run by committees and leaders like Thomas P. O’Neill, with reform efforts by Rep. Bolling quashed in a closed Democratic caucus. It laments polarization, image making, and the drift toward power for power’s sake while acknowledging a minority of selfless lawmakers.
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Washington
George Orwell
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Richard W. Bolling
DMO
Thomas P. O'Neill
Massachusetts
Bolling Committee
O'Neill
Rep. O'Neill
Paul Valery
Syce
Worry Clinic Dr Crane on Children Eating Habits
Dr George W Crane argues sugar is not a primary cause of tooth decay and children crave what their bodies need. He cites a Baltimore fluoridated-water study and a Dr Davis experiment showing similar food intake over time despite parental dieting. He promotes his booklet The Oceans 44 Trace Chemicals and requests 25 cents plus stamped return envelope.
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Bo Crane
Daniel
Baltimore
Dr. Davis
Dear Ann Landers letters on marriage and manners
Ann Landers answers readers on a troubled home with a bad loser husband and a narcolepsy misdiagnosis story. She warns against backgammon night games and suggests avoiding contests to protect marriage while praising medical insight from a new doctor. She also advises on bringing desserts to dinners and promotes her dating booklet.
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Ann Landers
Pat
Ann
Glendale Heights
Plex
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S. School St
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Carbon Hill Rds
LaSalle
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JO Strategic Arms Talks
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Stansberry
America
Dan Patch
THE
Morris Daily Herald
Morris Publishing Company
On Wines Corporation
Washington Street
Morris Slmmer
Thomas E West
Herald Office
Morris Klines
Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Davis
Jim
O.K
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Ann Sanders
P.O
Elgin
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