Obituary: Bernard A. Peterson 86 Dies in Houston Visit
Bernard A. Peterson, 86, of 1700 Newton Place, died Monday in Houston while visiting his son. Born November 19, 1892, in Kendall County, he married Edna Lemke in 1925 and farmed in Saratoga Township before moving to Elgin then Morris. He retired from the Elgin Mental Health Center in 1973 and was a Grace Lutheran Church member. Survived by two daughters, two brothers, a sister, and 11 grandchildren. funeral Friday at Grace Lutheran Church. Burial in East Dundee Township Cemetery. Visitation 3-5 and 7-9 at Finland Funeral Home.
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Bernard A. Peterson
Newton Place
Houston
Texas
Orval
Spring
Thomas
Emma) Peterson
Kendall County
Edna Lemke
Dows
Iowa
Saratoga Township
Elgin
Elgin Mental Health Center
Morris
Grace Lutheran Church
Gerald
Doris Kooley
Diane Jensen
Robert
Joyce) Chapman
Gene
Carpenterville
Gladys Brawner
Boonville
Ind
Ralph Chelsea
East Dundee Township
Finland Funeral Home
Hotel subsidy investigated in Hawaii amid GOP push
Angry congressmen demand end to taxpayer subsidies for Hale Koa Hotel on Waikiki beach. The $100 million government run facility was meant as rest and recreation for Vietnam troops and is funded largely by profits from military PXs and servicemen's clubs in Vietnam, with many low-cost rooms used by retired personnel.
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Washington
Hale Koa
Vietnam
Waikiki Beach
Joliet Market Hog Prices Fall as Cattle Trade Thin
Joliet Illinois market report shows hogs trading moderately active with 1 100 head, barrows and gilts 50 lower and light weights around 51.50, 1 2 200 230 lb pigs at 51.00 to 51.50, 250 260 lb at 48.50 to 49.25, sows down 25 to 41.50 42.00. boars 35 to 36. Cattle insufficient for full market test. cows steady in limited sales.
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Joliet, Ill
U-S
Wheat and soybean quotes in Chicago market report
Markets report from Chicago shows Wheat No 2 hard red winter at 3.352n and No 2 soft red winter at 3.70n. Corn No 2 yellow 2.30n hopper 2.21n box with oats No 2 heavy 1.42 and soybeans No 1 yellow 696n. Monday quotes for No 2 yellow corn listed 2.30n hopper and 2.2134n box.
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Chicago
Protests Sharpen as Iranian Troops Fire on Demonstrators
In Tehran area reports say troops fired on anti Shah protests leaving wounded in Tabriz and Qum. The National Front said soldiers joined, while sources denied mass defections. Ayatollah Khomaini’s nationwide strike drew thousands, yet oil workers’ strike ended after two weeks. Security forces rounded up holdouts and prepared trials to safeguard oil exports.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammad Pahlavi
Tabriz
National Front
Qum
Ayatullah Khomaini
Shah
Khomaini
Name change called nitpicking by Idaho senator
Boise AP report quotes Sen. Frank Church blasting a Seattle civil rights directive requiring Capital High School Golden Girls drill team to change its name to Golden Girls and Guys. He calls the move harassment of nondiscrimination aims and ridicules federal bureaucrats.
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Boise
Idaho
Golden Girls
Frank Church
Idaho Democrat
Office of Civil Rights
Seattle
Virginia Balderrama
Church
Congress
Man dies while train runs route
Ah Chong, 66, a Brooklyn laundry owner, collapsed on a subway train after an apparent heart attack at 8 AM. Motorman Samuel Lee declined to stop at stations per orders, and after cries from passengers, two Transit Authority officers boarded at DeKalb Avenue, but Chong died minutes later. An TA investigation was ordered.
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New York
Ah Chong
Transit Authority
Sanford Garelik
Chong
Brooklyn
Samuel Lee
BMT
Lee
Ed Silverforb
Transit Police
Avenue U
Frances Blackman
Miss Blackman
DeKalb Avenue
Burn victim declared dead revived then dies in hospital
Alma Marzoli, 58, of Clarence, a burn victim, was reportedly pronounced legally dead by three doctors after a blood pressure failure. A nurse claimed revival occurred and she lived several hours more before a fatal series of heart attacks. Dr. Cloutier disputed the death claim, saying she remained in very poor condition and never stopped breathing.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Alma Marzoli
Clarence
Louis Cloutier
Leith and Percy hold cordial post race meeting
Senators Charles Percy and Alex Leith sat down for about 90 minutes at the Racquet Club after an Israel Bonds dinner. Both exchanged views on issues and possible future roles in federal government. Leith, a Democrat, said they split a beer and the meeting was cordial. Fran Leith accompanied Alex.
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Chicago
Charles Percy
Ill
Alex Leith
Leith
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University of Michigan
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Morris Dry Cleaners
Visa
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