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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1979

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Record subzero lows in northern Illinois

Frigid air blanketed northern Illinois with record subzero temperatures on Feb 5. Chicago, Peoria, Springfield and Rockford posted new lows, with Millbrook hitting 30 below in Kendall County and DuPage Airport at minus 22. Wind chills near 40 below produced pervasive misery for outdoor travelers while roads remained generally navigable though icy sections surfaced near several cities. Public transit faced delays as CTA and railroads operated with reduced service and icy rails disrupted early trains.

Chicago Peoria Springfield Rockford Millbrook Kendall County DuPage County Midway Airport Chicago Transit Authority Chicago & North Western

Khomeini names Bazargan as revolutionary prime minister

Ayatollah Khomeini announces Mehdi Bazargan a 70 year old oil engineer and veteran opposition figure as head of a transitional government to steer Iran toward an Islamic republic. He urges Iranians to follow the new leadership amid threats of conflict with Bakhtiar and possible changes to the monarchy. Bazargan, a longtime rights activist, is described as a mediator in ongoing negotiations between rival camps and the military.

Tehran Iran Ruhollah Khomeini Mehdi Bazargan Khomeini Shahpour Bakhtiar Bakhtiar Bazargan

Du Quoin fair sale to Iraqi investor confirmed

Du Quoin State Fair president W R Bill Hayes confirmed plans to sell to Iraqi national Saad Jabr. Negotiations expected to finish in weeks with no price disclosed. Jabr aims to modernize the fairgrounds and broaden year round activities while preserving the Hambletonian harness racing emphasis.

DU Quoin, Ill du Quoin New Fair Organization

Morris man dies in head on crash on Illinois 47

One man was killed and two injured in a head on collision on Illinois 47 one mile north of Illinois 113 at 1 35 a m Saturday Phillip Collins 32 of Morris was pronounced dead at the scene from multiple crushing injuries He and a passenger James Dickison 47 were in a 1977 Oldsmobile The other driver Timothy Brockman 18 in a 1977 Ford pickup was treated and released District responders found beer in Brockman s vehicle and declined to discuss the incident Collins family details and funeral plans are listed with services set for Tuesday at Davis Funeral Home in Morris burial at Aux Sable Cemetery Memorials to the Cancer Society are requested

Illinois 47 Illinois 113 Phillip Collins Rte. 2 Illinois Grundy County James Reeves Reeves Collins Morris Fire Department James Dickison Division St St. Joseph Hospital Joliet Ambulane Timothy Brockman Rte. 5 Morris Hospital Des Rochers Jeff Black Michael Sather Brockman Sather Dickison Sgt. Black Jack Thompson E. Holderman John Landrum Old Stage Melinda Hodgson Sgt Black Oldsmobile Knellers Shell Jim Smith Phillip C. Collins Jr Saratoga Township Phillip C Irma (Brown) Collins Morris Community High School Phillip III Timothy Teresa Joann Coal City Janet Collins Honolulu Larry Phyllis) Strange Homer Diana) Ellis Morris Davis Funeral Home Raymond Rhoads Aux Sable Funeral Home Richard George Donald Corbin Alan Love James Heap Eugene Brandt Ange Hansen Lawrence Popper Donald Edmonson Ronald Heap Walter Joiner Randy Weir Harold Thetard Cancer Society

Morris Community High adds field house in Feb dedication

The public is invited to the February 18 ceremony at Morris Community High School for the new physical education complex addition. A 2:30 p.m. program in the field house will be followed by an open house with refreshments. Dr. Darrell Mudra and Dr. Lowell B. Fisher will speak. Attendees may tour the new nurse's office labs offices weight room pool locker rooms and concession areas and observe student demonstrations.

Morris Community High School MCHS Lowell B. Fisher University of Illinois Darrell Mud America Fisher Illinois Illinois Association of School Boards North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Spoon River College Board of Trustees Board of Governors of State Colleges and Universities of Illinois

China slide talk at Grundy County SWCD meeting

Miss Mary Hoffman of Dwight will present a slide program on the People's Republic of Mainland China during the Grundy County Soil and Water Conservation District annual meeting at the First United Methodist Church of Morris. Hoffman toured China in April 1978 with the US China Friendship study group. After a 6:30 p.m. dinner a brief business meeting will elect two directors. Tickets from directors or the ASC S office.

Mary Hoffman Dwight People’s Republic of Mainland China Grundy County

Sleet and snow sweep across Gulf Coast and Midwest

A wide weather system brings rain from northern Florida through Texas and into the Gulf Coast. Sleet and snow accumulate up to 4 inches between Wichita Falls and Paris, Texas, with freezing rain. Strong winds up to 80 mph affect the Rockies, dimming travel. Temperatures vary from subzero in the Midwest to 66 in Key West, with scattered snow showers in the Great Lakes and Michigan, and widespread rain in western Washington.

Associated Press Gulf Coast Florida Georgia Texas Arizona Wichita Falls Paris Tex Dallas-Fort Worth Rockies Montana Washington Midwest Ohio Missouri Kansas Nation Rochester Minn Key West Fla U.S Atlanta Boston Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis Louisville Miami Nashville New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Fort Worth Kansas City Minneapolis New Orleans St. Louis Anchorage Los Angeles Phoenix Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Canada Montreal Toronto

Farmers block traffic in nation s capital protest

Thousands of farmers from American Agriculture Movement clogged Washington arteries and bridges to protest crop prices. Police reported five arrests and used tear gas on one driver. About 1,500 to 2,000 vehicles entered from Virginia and Maryland, closing major routes and sparking a massive rush hour jam. Organizers aimed for two days of protests with two weeks of lobbying, while authorities prepared for up to 30,000 demonstrators and possible violence. Farmers demand higher price supports to reach legal limits.

Washington Virginia Maryland George Washington Memorial Parkway Potomac River Agriculture Department Capitol Hill Independence Avenue U.S. Park George Berklaey American Agriculture Movement Congress Capitol James M. Powell Capitol Steps Texas Joyce Robinson Montana Carter

Rural house vandalized in Grundy County incident

A rural Wilmington man reported at 8 40 P M Saturday that a Pine Bluff Road house leased to a former tenant had windows shattered and extensive interior damage. Damages totaled 1600 dollars with 1500 dollars in stolen items including mowers. The case was to be reviewed by the Grundy County State's Attorney. Board chairman William Waters was hospitalized with infectious hepatitis and ordered to rest for 1 0 days.

Wilmington Grundy County Grell

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