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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1975

Page

3

Flint police shootout leaves two officers wounded

In Flint a bizarre nightstick battle and shootout injured two officers, a white male 34 year old and a black female 20, as they argued over who would drive a squad car. Both remained in fair condition. Investigations by internal affairs and State Police are underway.

Flint UPI Walter Kalberer Madeline Fletcher Kalberer Miss Fletcher Internal Criminal Investigation Bureau William Bannister

Three charged with aggravated battery plead guilty in Grundy Co

Three people face fines of 500 dollars each after pleading guilty to one count of resisting a policeman in Grundy County Circuit Court. Robert Waters Sr Barbara Waters and Gregory Ramsey each admitted resisting arrest while counts of aggravated battery were dismissed.

Grundy County Robert Waters Sr Barbara Waters Rte. 3 Gregory Ramsey Douglas St W. Washington St Morris Mark Dummitt Lisbon Sparrow Ramsey Poyner Charles Marketti

Windows damaged at three apartments on Liberty Street

Police report three small windows broken in doors to apartments at 3131/2, 3151/2, and 317 Liberty Street found by Morris Sgt. Max Babcock at 11 05 p.m. Sunday. No damage estimate available. A suspect is being pursued.

Morris Max Babcock Liberty St Babcock Glenn Benson Benson Alan Love Wauponsee St Carl Parkam H.B Price Co Illinois 47 U.S. 6 Parkam

Grass fire reported on McKinley St and Robinson Dr

Morris Fire Department responded to a grass fire at 2 24 p m near McKinley Street and Robinson Drive. Fire Chief Sherman Hexdall said there was no damage reported.

Morris Fire Department McKinley St Robinson Drive Sherman Hexdall

Traffic Court Fines For Illegal Transport And Stop Sign Disobedience

Donald Bogash aged 40 of Morris was fined 100 dollars plus 10 dollars costs in Grundy County Circuit Court for illegal transportation of alcohol after a Coal City Police citation on December 17 at E Division Street. Stephen Wills aged 21 of Mazon was fined 10 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for disobeying a stop sign after a December 10 citation by State Trooper Rodney Super at Harmony Avenue and Eighth Street.

Donald Bogash Rte. 1 Gateway Gorge Morris Grundy County Coal City Charles Ingram E. Division St Stephen Wills Harmony Ave Mazon Rodney Super Eighth St

Woman Survives 27 Hours in Frigid Creek After Crash

Leona Becker, 47, librarian in Mount Vernon Indiana, skidded off a Johnston City Illinois bridge on Christmas Day and spent 27 hours in snow and freezing water before rescue. Farmers George Malone and Gilbert Fletcher found her. she suffered a bad shoulder fracture and frostbite.

Johnston City, Ill UPI George Malone Malone Johnston City-Corinth Leona Becker Miss Becker Carl England Doctors Hospital Harrisburg Welborn Baptist Hospital Evansville Ind Gilbert Fletcher Illinois Clarence Ward Energy Sil Ward

Avalanche threat as 27-climber Grand Teton attempt proceeds

Paul Petzoldt leads 27 instructors and graduates of the National Outdoor Leadership School toward Grand Teton 13 766 feet with avalanche danger noted. They camp at Bradley Lake and plan to reach 11 000 feet Tuesday night and attempt the summit Wednesday.

Moose, Wyo API Paul Petzoldt Grand Teton Everest Bradley Lake Petzoldt

Home Burglars Take Jewelry From Chaplin Residence

Former Cook County commissioner Charles Chaplin reports a professional burglary at his Winnetka home. Jewelry valued between 150 000 and 200 000 dollars was stolen after he and his wife returned from dinner. An imitation eight carat diamond was left on the floor.

Winnetka Ill UPI Cook County Charles Chaplin Chaplin

Plane dives after losing cabin pressure over Pacific

A Capital Airways charter jet carrying 183 passengers and 10 crew members lost cabin pressure at 33 000 feet while returning from Honolulu to Chicago. The flight diverted to Oakland where 10 passengers received treatment for earaches and nausea. none were seriously hurt. Passengers described sudden descent and oxygen mask issues before landing.

Chicago UPS Pacific Ocean Honolulu Joyce Towner Lombard, Ill Capital Airways Oakland Calif Towner Ocean P.A

Red threat in Angola alarms South Africa leaders

South African leaders privately warn that Soviet and Chinese expansion in Angola and Tanzania traps South Africa. They cite 800 mile border with Angola and Pretoria’s fears as Portugal’s independence shifts regional power. US arms and Cuban troops escalate regional confrontation amid apartheid racial tensions and regional rivals.

Republic of South Africa Red Agnola South Africa Washington Henry A. Kissinger Soviet Union Cuba Angola Portugal South West Africa Luanda Benguela Porto Alexandre U.S.S.R Odessa Fidel Castro Mozambique Samora Machel Tanzania China United States Cape Town Table Mountain Plymouth Rock U.N Dag Hammarskjold Africa Europe Republic India Zanzibar Pretoria National Party United Party

Worry Clinic Explores Alcohol and Marital Frigidity

In this Opal case, Dr. George W. Crane discusses how alcohol loosens psychical restraint and increases sexual expression in some wives. The column links alcohol use to anxiety about aging and menopause and urges readers to request Crane’s booklet on sex problems in marriage.

Opal Z Dr. Crane Opal John Barleycorn Crane Ann Landers P.O Elgin Ill

Neighborhood Bully Draws In Laws And Doctors

Ann Landers addresses a group worried about a 12 year old boy who bullies younger children and disrupts neighbors. The column urges involving juvenile authorities for assessment and notes teachers should be involved.

Ann Landers

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