Objections filed to two Grundy election petitions
Grundy County Clerk Mary Jane Noonan reported objections to two election petitions. Barney Taylor Jr. charged only two of 10 signatures on Nami McGuan’s petition were registered Democrats. Glen Nowicki charged 14 signatures on Harry Tibbitts’s petition were non registered Democrats. A county electoral board will hear and rule on the objections with Chief Judge Robert Malmquist and other officials.
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Grundy County
Mary Jane Noonan
Barney Taylor Jr
Washington St
Nani McGuan
E. Main T
Grundy County Board
District 1
Taylor
McGuan
Glen Nowicki
Felix Township
Harry Tibbitts
Rte. 1
White Tie Rd
Coal City
Tibbitts
Nowicki
Grundy
Robert Malmquist
Noonan
Atty
Richard Wilder
Malmquist
Soliah seeks dismissal or change of venue in Hearst-linked bank robbery case
Steven Soliah, friend of Patricia Hearst, asks U.S. District Court to dismiss the bank robbery charge or move the trial from Sacramento claiming nationwide media coverage has biased potential jurors. He, Hearst, and Wendy Yoshimura were linked to the April 21 Crocker Bank holdup.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Steven Soliah
Patricia Hearst
United States
Soliah
U.S. District Court
Sheldon Otis
Steffan Imhoff
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
California
United States of America
Millionaire Knight III slaying case heads to hearing
Two men Steven Malono and Salvatore Soli face preliminary murder charges in the Philadelphia apartment killing of John S. Knight III. A third suspect Isais Melendez allegedly killed Knight, then was found dead in New Jersey.
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Philadelphia
UPI
John S. Knight III
Steven Malono
Salvatore Soli
Malono
Isais
Felex
Melendez
Knight
Pine Hill
N.J
Malone
Soli
Maleno
Florida
Knight-Ridder
Philadelphia Daily News
John McKinnon
Rosemary
McKinnons
Weather forecast and readings from Dresden Island and Morris
The report notes a cloudy night with a low in the 20s and a Wednesday high near 30. It records Monday high 37 and low 15 at Dresden Island Locks and Dam, with 7 am temperatures at 26 and 10:30 am in downtown Morris at 29.
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Dresden Island Locks and Dam
Morris
Ford closes busy week before Christmas vacation in Vail
President Ford completes a 77 hour week signing the energy and tax cut bills and vetoing a construction union rights bill. He heads to Vail Colorado for a six to seven day family Christmas break and prepares a broad State of the Union address for January 19. Michael, Gayle, Susan and Steven Ford join, with Jack arriving later from the West Coast.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Vail
Colo
White House
Ron Nelsen
Nessen
Congress
Michael
Gayle
Susan
Steven
Jack
West Coast
Morris OKs American LaFrance bid for aerial fire truck
Morris City Council accepted American LaFrance bid of 129,897 for an aerial ladder truck, noting it meets department specs and can be delivered in 90 days. Seagrave and Maxium bids were rejected for rear mounted ladder and longer delivery times.
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American LaFrance
Morris City Council
Morris Fire
Sherman Hexdall
Hexdall
Morris Fire Department
Maxium
Seagrave
LaFrance
First Ward
John Maunder
Morris Daily Herald Front Page December 23 1975
Local Morris Illinois newspaper page dated December 23 1975 reports a Tuesday edition with price twenty cents. This record notes city context and the publication's historical date without detailing page content.
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Morris
Illinois
Denny Elected Chief Judge of 13th Judicial Circuit
Circuit Judges of the 13th Judicial District elected William P. Denny of Peru as the new chief judge succeeding John S. Massieon. Denny, appointed to the circuit in 1972 after a career as LaSalle County State's Attorney and magistrate, vowed to uphold excellence and cooperate with lawyers and law enforcement to dispense justice fairly and efficiently. He is a graduate of LaSalle-Peru High School and the University of Illinois and resides in Peru.
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John S. Massieon
13Th Judicial Circuit
William P. Denny
Peru
LaSalle
Bureau
Grundy
Denny
Massieon
Circuit Court
Illinois Supreme Court
John Marshall Law School
LaSalle County
13Th Judicial District
13Th Circuit
LaSalle-Peru Township
University of Illinois
Indicted youths faced on $19 000 per ounce heroin haul
Two 18 year olds Gilberto Corral and Guadalupe Saucedo were indicted by a Cook County grand jury on possessing 49 ounces of Mexican heroin valued at about 19 000 dollars an ounce. They were arrested after leaving an associate Felipe Rodriguez’s apartment in Chicago. Rodriguez had charges dropped as police could not negotiate them. Police say Saucedo arrived with the shipment from Los Herreras Durango Mexico within 24 hours of the arrest. Herrera family members are believed to control much of the Durango heroin smuggling network.
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Agriculture Committee
Lisbon Rd
Main St
Nettle St
Donald Barkley
Chicago
UPI
Cook County
Gilberto Corral
Guadalupe Saucedo
Corral
Saucedo
Felipe Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Los Herreras
Durango
Mexico
Fred O'Reilly
Police Department
Gang Crimes South Unit
Herrera
Press freedom warned as US bill threatens secrets law
International Press Institute cites US Senate proposal to rewrite the Federal Criminal Code as a risk to press freedom It would criminalize receiving classified material and reporting it to editors and could curb journalistic duties The report also flags subpoenas against journalists and cites India and several other nations where press freedom is eroding
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPI
International Press Institute
United States
IPI
India
Senate
Institute
Bangladesh
Nigeria
Portugal
Zambia
South Korea
South Moluccan gunmen charged in hostage crisis
Seven gunmen who seized the Indonesian consulate in Amsterdam and held 25 hostages for 15 days face charges of deprivation of liberty murder threats and firearms violations. Prosecutor Jan Abspoel may add charges after reviewing a 500 page dossier.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
UPI
Jan Abspoel
Indonesia
Holland
IRS to Ship Record 84 Billion Tax Forms After Christmas
The Internal Revenue Service will mail about 84 billion income tax forms the day after Christmas. Forms go to homes and businesses nationwide, due back by April 15. Printing began December 1 in Tennessee Wisconsin and Indiana with distribution by 360 trucks to 317 postal centers.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Gallatin
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