Kendall Farm Bureau hosts Yorkville meeting with legislators
Yorkville delegates gather for Kendall County Farm Bureau legislative committee dinner to hear from and question state senators and representatives of the 33rd District. Dennis Colas, Robert Mitchler, Lester Cunningham, Thomas Mahan Jr., Bruce Waddell and party leaders attend. Bristol Homemakers will provide a family style dinner. A new policy eliminates a speakers table to encourage informal conversations during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkville
Kendall Corn Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Theople
Dennis J. Col S
DeKalb
Robert Mitchler
Oswego
Lester Cunningham
Belvidere
Thomas J. Mahan Jr
McHenry
R. Bruce Waddell
Indeo
Unty
Glenn D. Paler
Lid Bradford
Newark
White
Kane County Farm
Ireau
Bristol
Ttension Assn
Dana Cryder
Tavern Owners Face Separate Am sued in Circuit Court
Two tavern operators, Diamond Jack's in Diamond and Roy's Stop in Gardner, are named defendants in separate am suits filed in circuit court. Plaintiffs allege liquor sales led to a patron's assault or injury and seek damages of 20 000 plus costs, plus loss of wages and future support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nicoletti
Diamond Jack
John Kling
Pat Malloy
Earling
Bert G. Engleman
Ket
Roy Koehler
Anns Knight Miller
Mer
Roy
Gardner
Wry
Clara
Melbourne
Morlaw Firm
Dunn and Hayes
Lawyer Seeks Fees in Hamilton Case
City Attorney James Fleming files suit in circuit court against Kenneth Milton Sr Marian Hamilton and Kenneth Hamilton Jr to recover attorney fees totaling 8850 dollars. The action seeks 3000 remaining or 1200 plus 1800 bail that was paid for Hamilton’s release after a January 1968 incident and subsequent charges. August Black is named counsel for Fleming.
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Your City
James Flemng
Kenneth Jamilton Sr
Marian Hamilton
Kenneth Hamilton Jr
Viciat
Hamilton
Lemming
Hamill
Flemming
Georia
August Black
Rev. Odin Erickson 63 Fairbault pastor obituary
The Rev. Odin Erickson 63 of Fairbault Minn former Bethel Lutheran Church Ottawa pastor died Sunday at Rice General Hospital Fairbault after heart surgery at Mayo Clinic Rochester. Services: 1:30 Wednesday at Hulse Funeral Home Ottawa and 2 p.m. at Bethel Lutheran Church. Survived by Jewell Nyhus wife three sons Daniel Ottawa David Sheridan Jonathan Fairbault and six grandchildren. Pallbearers named Orrie Kallen Joseph Kallen John Monsen A Anfinson Jesse Osthus Tyler Boe Olaf Vetrhus.
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Odin Erickson
Fairbault
Minn
Bethel Lutheran Church of Ottawa
Rice General Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Hulse Funeral Home
Ottawa
Bethel Lutheran Church
Allen Fosse
Olaf C Johnson Funeral Services Held in Newark
Olaf C Johnson aged 47 of rural Newark died recently. Funeral services were held at 1 30 p m at Helmar Lutheran Church with Rev O Paul Hougen officiating. Organist was Mrs Curtis Devick and soloist Howard Christian. Pallbearers were Randall Tu Harold Thompson E W Anderson Hans Heddal Osmon Orland and Harold Mathre. Burial followed in West Lisbon Cemetery.
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Olaf C. Johnson
Newark
Helmar Lutheran Church
O. Paul Hougen
Curtis Devick
Howard Christian
Randall Tu
Harold Thompson
E. W. Anderson
Hans Hexdall
Osmon Orland
Harold Mathre
West Lisbon Cemetery
Funeral services held for Robert J. Calhan Sr.
Robert J. Calhan Sr. funeral services were conducted at Pfeffer Funeral Home Seneca with a 10 a.m. Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's Church. Rev. Edmund Blough officiated and organist Mrs. Stephen Kleinmaier played. Pallbearers included Clarence Lantz and Max Van Atta. Burial followed at Mt. Carmel Cemetery in Morris.
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Seneca
Robert J. Calhan Sr
Pfeffer
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Edmund Blough
Stephen Kleinmaier
Clarence Lantz
Max van Atta
Edward McNellis
Matthias Maierhofer
O.B. Johnson
Thomas Readdon Jr
Mt. Carmel
Morris
Tally Loss in Rock Festival Ends in Tragedy and Arrests
A Miami Hollywood rock festival ends with one death, 47 arrests, a three hour power outage, and a six figure financial loss. Allan Wayne Ollis died from a fractured skull after falling from a spotlight tower. promoter Norman Johnson cites a $700000 expense budget. attendance peaked at about 15000 at $20 a ticket.
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Hollywood, Fla
Allan Wayne Ollis
Sumter
S.C
Broward County
Ed Stack
High Masacala
Norman Johnson
Miami-Hollywood Speedway
Johnson
Remote controlled appliances promise easier home living
Princeton researchers report a portable remote control unit about the size of a pack of cigarettes that can operate any electrically powered home appliance. It can dim lights defrost a freezer remotely start or stop an oven and recall its last setting even after power loss. The RCA lab work envisions a wired free integrated system for housewives in the 1970s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N.J
RCA Research Laboratories
Yuletide Spirit Sparks Nationwide Charity Efforts
A nationwide wave of generosity emerges. Freshmen at Florissant Valley Community College help orphaned children in St. Louis with Christmas gifts. Weirton volunteers donate food to the needy. 10 000 of 29 000 residents participate. Albert Trauffer in Philadelphia has given ~1500 yearly in gifts for 25 years.
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Kenai
Alaska
Florissant Valley Community College
Missouri
St. Louis
New York State
Higher Education Assistance Corp
Peace Corps
Yuletide’ Spirit
Weirton
W.va
Terry Sanford
Fayetteville
N.C
Detroit
Philadelphia
Albert Trauffer
Reform plan lowers weekly salary by bite and adds Social Security
The proposal takes $41 from a $288.46 weekly salary instead of $42.70 this year and adds $13.85 for unpaid Social Security since summer. Take home pay would be $233.61. No salary increases or extra deductions such as insurance retirement plans or union dues are included.
Tax Changes Hit High Earners and Oil Depletion
The act lowers the oil and gas depletion allowance from 27 42 percent to 22 percent. Married couples and high-bracket taxpayers earning $100 000 or more face new measures. A new minimum tax targets large incomes with special preferences under the revenue code.
Aid from Aided in Olympia
The State Department of Public Assistance received a cashier's check for 3560 dollars with a note thanking the department for aid to a loved one. In the last two years the department has also received 5375 dollars in gifts from unidentified donors.
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Olympia
Wash
State Department of Public Assistance
Department
Stock market slips amid tax loss selling on year-end session
The Dow Jones average rose briefly to 792.77 after opening firmer but drifted lower as tax loss selling weighed on trading in the last full session of the year. The AP 60-stock average fell to 268.1 while rails and industrials declined and utilities rose. A block trade of 172,000 shares of U S Plywood Champion Papers occurred on the New York exchange, with both sides listed as institutions.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Champion Papers
New York Exchange
Chicago Mercantile prices wrap for butter eggs
Chicago Mercantile price report shows wholesale butter at 6714 with 92 67 percent levels and eggs at grades A whites 56 58 with standards around 52. The figures reflect wholesale market bids and price marks for dairy and eggs.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago cash grain price roundup
Wheat No 2 hard yellow 1.49 9n No 2 soft red 1.49 gn Corn No 2 yellow 1.21n Oats No 2 extra heavy white 63.4n Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.49n Soy bean oil 9.55n
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Chicago
Service New Address for Headquarters Co at Fort Leonard Wood
The document lists a new address for Robert Dirker at Headquarters Co, 5th Brigade, Fort Leonard Wood Missouri 65473 with ZIP 34542-2855. The record notes the location change within the 5th Brigade base.
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Robert Dirker
5Th Brigade
Ft. Leonard Wood
Wilmington Man Jailed on 3 Counts
John D. Shackelford, 55, of Wilmington, was jailed in Grundy County on three charges after a midnight stop by Coal City Officer Danny Kirchner. He faces DUI liquor, reckless driving, and improper registration and is due in court January 6.
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John D. Shackelford
Wilmington
Grundy County
Coal City
Danny Kirchner
Kirchner
Shackelford
Division St
Charges Dismissed for Coal City Man in Magistrate Court
Disorderly conduct charges against Woodrow Gaines of Coal City were dismissed in magistrate court Monday. The complaint, signed Dec. 5 by his wife, named Gaines in Coal City.
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Woodrow
Gaines
Coal City
Traffic Court Summary of Speed and License Fines
A Morris area traffic roundup lists speeding fines from Interstate 80 and 55 with amounts from 12 to 50 dollars plus costs. Citations include 98 mph on I-80 by Jerry Sproull and 86 mph on I-80 by John Hannon plus 82 mph on I-80 by Thomas Briddick. Other entries note a frost obstructed windshield and a no license charge forfeited bond for Dean Culbertson.
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Jerry C. Sproull
Mazon
Interstate
W. D. Ziegler
Ulyses Gaines
St. Louis
Vern D. Owens
Illinois
Helen J. Gale
W. Jackson Sr
Morris
Jack Kopezick
John Hannon
Chicago
W. D. Zeigler
Joseph A. Boggio
Spring Valley
John Perona
Thelma C. Lee
Evanston
Israel R. Escamilla
Liberty St
Division
Washington Sts
Thomas R. Briddick
Oglesby
Interstate 80
James L. Matteson
Frost
John E. Quinn
E. Washington St
Robert Lynes
Division St
Washington St
W. Jackson St
Liberty and
Main Sts
Dean A. Culbertson
Peoria
L. A. Thompson
Less Confinement Ordered for Ray
A federal judge directed Tennessee prison officials to create a plan by January 12 to provide James Earl Ray with recreation work and exercise while serving a 99 year sentence for the King assassination. Ray testified he would rather face possible death by another inmate than 99 years in solitary. The judge warned enforced idleness can be cruel and reserved final judgment after reviewing the plan.
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Nashville
King
Ray
Miller
Pontiac Youth Is Fined $150
Fines totaling 150 dollars were assessed against Gary L. Waldron, 19, of Pontiac for two tickets issued December 5 on Interstate 55 by Trooper Ken Smothers. He paid 100 dollars for illegal possession of liquor plus 10 dollars costs and 50 dollars for reckless driving. Charges of attempting to elude a police officer and speeding 117 in a 70 mph zone were pending.
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Gary L. Waldron
Pontiac
Interstate 55
Ken Smothers
Waldron
Driver McCollum Ticketed for No Valid Registration
William C. McCollum, 25, of 409 Jackson St., was ticketed Saturday by Trooper Jack Petty on Interstate 80 for having no valid registration.
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William C. McCollum
Jackson St
Jack Petty
Israeli Court Orders Aussie To Hospital
A special Israeli court ruled Denis Michael Rohan was mentally ill when he set fire to the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem and ordered confinement to Talbiyeh Mental Hospital for treatment. The three judge panel gave 45 days to appeal with ongoing review by a government psychiatric commission.
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Jerusalem
Denis Michael Rohan
al Aksah
Henry Baker
Rohan
Talbiyeh
Judea
Church of God
Temple of Solomon
Al Aqsa Mosque fire triggers global condemnations
The Aug 21 blaze at the Al Ak sah Mosque severely damaged the 1,300 year old shrine and sparked renewed anti Israeli sentiment worldwide. The Israeli government staged Rohan's trial as a major show trial, drawing comparisons to Eichmann in 1962.
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al Aksah
Old
Jerusalem
Rohan
Adolf Eichmann
Driver Fined in Magistrate Court for Suspended License
Mitchel G Mills of Evanston appeared in magistrate court Monday on charges of driving with a suspended license and improper registration use from November 30 on Interstate 55. He was fined 100 dollars plus 10 dollars costs and sentenced to seven days in county jail for the suspended license plus 15 dollars and 10 dollars costs for improper registration.
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Mitchel G. Mills
Evanston
Mills
Speeding Charge Filed Against Mrs Erickson in I-80 Case
Mrs Marie L Erickson of Mazon faces a magistrate court appearance January 19 on a speeding charge after being cited by State Trooper Connell Smith for driving 83 mph in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 80.
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Marie L. Erickson
Mazon
Connell Smith
Slick Road Causes Mishap Near Morris
A Monday crash five miles east of Morris on Canal Road cited snow and ice as the cause. Jesse Clark of Morris drove a 1965 Pontiac northbound and skidded off the road at a bridge. no injuries were reported.
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Morris
Canal Road
John E. G. Olson
Jesse Clark
Hunters Fined for Game Code Violations in Illinois
Conservation Inspector Dan Hill issued two citations Saturday for Illinois Game Code violations. Sam Brancato, 35, Coal City, paid 25 dollars plus 5 costs for an uncased gun. Richard A. Packley, 10, Joliet, paid 25 dollars plus 5 costs for no valid license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hill
Sam Brancato
Coal City
Richard A. Packley
Joliet
30 Day Jail Term For Revoked License And Liquor
Oscar R. Reese of Chicago received a 30 day jail sentence after being cited for driving on Interstate 55 with a revoked license and illegal liquor transport. He appeared in magistrate court on Monday.
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Oscar R. Reese
Chicago
Reese
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POE
Robert Calhan Sr
H. L. Rest
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Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America
Broadway
N.Y
Hoger
Chicago Cash Grain
Pontiac Youth
Harold S Place Morris
Big Jim
Papa’s Pizza
Liberty
Waverly
Ntveloraisin
Pepsi Cola
Sylvania Flash Cubes
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