Traffic Court Actions Reported In Coal City Area
Tom R. Collier 25 of Coal City served seven days in county jail after pleading guilty to reckless driving following a Dec 3 arrest for DWI on Illinois 113 near the railroad tracks. Blood alcohol .88% after two breath tests. Public Defender George Black represented him. Wayne J. Snyder 19 of 1227 Kiersted St. paid 25 fine and 10 costs for reckless driving after a March 25 citation on Armstrong St. Snyder was represented by Edward Rashid. Victor C. Rexroade 15 of Mazon paid 10 fine and 5 costs for disobeying a stop sign on North St and Illinois 47. Cited Dec 8 by James Enger. Barbara J. Giordano 32 of Coal City pleaded guilty to passing a stopped school bus on Dec 5. fined 10 and 5 costs. Kathy Brown signed the complaint. Peter Butler of 852 E North St. pleaded guilty to one overdue parking ticket. paid 5 fine and 5 court costs. Butler cited Nov 20.
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Tom R. Collier
Kankakee St
Coal City
Collier
Ron Fox
Illinois 113
Atty
George Black
Wayne J. Snyder
Kiersted St
John J. Clinch
Syd Reeve
Armstrong St
Snyder
Edward Rashid
Victor C. Rexroade
Rte. 1
Sucker Rd
Mazon
North St
Illinois 47
James Enger
Barbara J. Giordano
Kathy Brown
Giordano
Peter Butler
E. North St
Butler
No Mid East agreement seen until next year
Israel and Egypt show little progress in Geneva on separating armies along the Suez after fruitless talks. Officials say agreement will await Israel elections next Monday. Both sides warn that fighting could resume if truce talks fail and urge readiness along the front.
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United Press International
Israel
Egypt
Geneva
Suez Canal
David Elazar
Suez
Elazar
Israeli Radio
Terrorist Leader Killed in Guadalajara Shootout
State police killed Pedro Orozco Guzman on Christmas Eve after a car stop turned into a gun battle. He was blamed for eight bombings since August and kidnappings of U S Consul Terrance Leonhardy and others, and confessed to leading the leftist The 23rd of September Communist League before dying. One officer wounded.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
UPI
Pedro Orozco Guzman
Orozco
U.S
Terrance Leonhardy
Anthony Duncan Williams
Fernando Aranguren
Alberto Orozco Romero
Communist League
Aranguren
Williams
Government raises jet fuel allocations amid easing oil shortage
The United States government announced a 10 percent increase in jet fuel allocations for airlines after an easing oil shortage. Major airlines receive 95 percent of their 1972 quota, regional carriers 100 percent, business aircraft 80 percent, and private aviation 70 percent. Separately, emergency residual fuel oil is diverted to New England utilities due to a dwindling regional supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Federal Energy
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
New England
Simon
Market summary: grains slide as beef hogs steady in Joliet
Wheat fell and corn and soybeans showed mixed to lower moves at midmorning on the Board of Trade. Wheat March 5.0742, May 4.82 down 1.42, Sep 4.23 down 0.08. Corn March 2.675 up 0.01, May 2.71 down 0.34, Sep 2.64 unchanged. Soybeans March 5.874 down 2.42, May 5.92 down 1. The Joliet market saw hogs soft at 40.50 to 41.00 per cwt with limited cattle activity and Friday receipts projected at 1,200 cattle and 1,000 hogs.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Joliet, Ill
UC researcher uncovers cancer viruses in mice thought virus free
Dr. Jay A. Levy of UC’s Cancer Research Institute finds a Swiss mouse strain once deemed virus free actually harbors cancer viruses. The study shows these leukemia viruses grow only in other animals’ cells, not in mice, shaping a theory that humans are born with dormant cancer viruses kept in check by a protective mechanism. Further work aims to culture human particles in animal tissues and identify the genetic basis of this suppression to prevent cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
University of California
Jay A. Levy
Uc’s Cancer Research Institute
Robert J. Huebner
National Cancer Institute
Dim 1974 Economy Outlook: Higher Prices and Unemployment Foreseen
Washington reports a dim 1974 with higher consumer prices and rising unemployment. Economists warn of significant layoffs in chemicals housing and auto sectors and production declines while some foresee only minor growth. Oil shortages and wage pressures expected to keep living costs rising.
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Washington
UPI
Richard S._ Landry
US Chamber of Commerce
Landry
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Agriculture Department
Department
Afl-Cio
Nathaniel Goldfinger
Pierre Rinfret
Van Duyne pleads guilty in simple battery case
Raymond W. Van Duyne 28 of Wilmington received six months probation and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to an amended simple battery charge. James E. Anderson also pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct with fines totaling $48. Both were arrested after a June disturbance at Campo's Lounge in Diamond and charged with aggravated battery against officers.
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Raymond W. van Duyne
Baltimore St
Wilmington
John J. Clynch
van Duyne
James E. Anderson
N. Joliet St
Anderson
Campo
Diamond
William Button
Ronald Morin
Clynch
George Black
Richard Wilder
Black
Wilder
Dept. of Corrections
Raymond van Duyne Sr
Donald Turner
Gary
Ind
Turner
Tiffany
U.S. Army
Judge Rules Alimony Unconstitutional In Georgia Case
A Fulton County judge ruled alimony payments unconstitutional, stating the Georgia statute discriminates by defining alimony as support for the wife only. Judge Charles Wofford cited federal rulings that laws must treat men and women equally and noted a substantial federal question in the Murphy case.
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Atlanta
UPI
Fulton County
Georgia
Charles Wofford
Wofford
Skylab 3 Crew Near Halfway Point in Exercise Focus
Skylab 3 astronauts Carr Gibson and Pogue near the mission midpoint of 84 days. They report top physical and mental condition due to daily exercise and medical tests. They will conduct more tests, prepare for a spacewalk, and monitor Comet Kohoutek with Kohoutek project scientists visiting Johnson Space Center.
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Houston
UPI
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William R. Pogue
Tors
William Snoddy
Kohoutek
Skylab
Lubos Kohoutek
Johnson Space Center
Mission Control
Carr
Gibson
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