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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1978

Page

2

Reckless Driving Fines Take Toll Across Grady County Roads

A parade of drivers with speeding tickets and license issues fills the court docket. Thomas Shields faces 400 dollars for reckless driving reduced from DWI after a Nov. 11 charge on Pine Bluff Road, while Brian Witt receives one day in jail and fines for speeding in a 101 mph zone near Illinois 113. Other cases include license revocation penalties for Larry Wilson, illegal liquor transport for Nicolas Delgado, suspension penalties for Donald Moore, and numerous speeding, muffler, and registration violations across Morris, Braceville, Coal City, and surrounding towns observed by Troopers and local police from November 9 to November 29.

Thomas Shields Rte. 3 Washington St J. C. Parkinson Pine Bluff Rd Illinois 47 Brian Witt N. Main St Mazon Charles Frame Illinois Larry Wilson Rte. 1 Serena J. Hanneken Nicolas Delgado E. Jefferson St Morris Harold Carlson Division Jefferson Sts Donald Moore Liberty St Gardner Moore Braceville Michael Perino North and van Horn Sts Michael Yard Lisbon St Jack Kopezick Victor Reynolds S. Broadway St Coal City Coal Terry Bitner Broadway Verel Hilgendorf Mitchell St Wilmington Grundy County Carl Dummitt Gorman Rd Jimmie Hornbuckle Dresden Dr Illinois Conservation Dan Hill Richard Price Hill McLindon Rd U.S. 6 Terry Schoppe Louis Peretti Carl Luck Carbon Hill Kevin Raifsnider Main St Verona Dennis Neary Grand Ridge Dwight Rds Edward Robinson Robert Stansberry North St Robert Penn Stansberry Kroger Diane Donnelly W. Jefferson St Terry Marketti James Mack Rte. 2 Timothy Porth N. Pine St Dan Raymond E. Main Pine Sts Rodney Springer Fremont Ave David Englert George Sr Thomas Lamb Dirk Paulsen Illinois St Church and Kankakee Keith Vilt Virginia St Jeff Black Gun Club Rd Mary Lee Wohner Rte. 4 Southmor Rd Ann Warner W. Jackson St James L. Matteson Malloy William M. Strum Matteson Interstate 80 Lila M. Cates Burr Rd Channahon Cpl Herschelen

Rally fails to lure truckers back to work

In Pittsburgh a Teamsters rally to win back independent steel truckers backfired as about 600 haulers voiced support for the strike. Protesters shouted down officials proposing higher rates and contract approval for independents amid ongoing violence and legal actions.

Pittsburgh Bob Trent Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers Trent Teamsters Charles Carelli

Consensus on Mary in Bible Discovers Shared View

A three year joint study by Catholic and Protestant scholars concludes Mary is best seen as the model Christian disciple, steadfast beside Jesus through trials. Editors say the finding can enhance ecumenical dialogue and biblically grounded Marian piety across denominations.

George W. Cornell Mary Jesus Karl Donfried Smith College Northampton Lutheran Donfried Fortress Press Paulist Press Catholic Fitzmyer John Reumann Lutheran Theological Seminary Phila Delphia Raymond Brown Pontifical Biblical Commission New York Union Theological Seminary Springfield Ohio Dictionary of American Hymnology Leonard Ellinwood Hymn Society of America

TVA agrees to cut air pollutants

TVA reaches a multi billion dollar settlement with EPA in Knoxville to halve emissions from 10 southern power plants. The plan costs about 1 billion in capital improvements and 447 million annually through 1983, raising customer bills by 4 percent next year and 9 percent by 1983. The EPA calls it the largest settlement with a major pollution source.

Knoxville, Tenn Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Federal Environmental Protection Agency Dean Rivkin

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