Gasoline Dealers Ask Closures on Sundays in Illinois
The Illinois Gasoline Dealers Association urged voluntary Sunday closings starting Feb 25 to conserve fuel amid tight supplies and Iran related disruptions. Executive director Robert Jacobs said the move aims to reduce hours daily and extend cuts to Indiana, with emergency stations designated and broader calls to national dealers and possible government action.
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Iran oil output unlikely to return to former highs
Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger told the House subcommittee there are no signs Iran will resume oil production near pre revolution levels. He said Iran may not return to full production soon, with potential for a serious 1980s energy outlook if supplies stay constrained.
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Walnut Hills students form Operation RATS to curb campus crime
In Cincinnati elite Walnut Hills High students launch Operation RATS Report All Things Swiftly aimed at cutting robberies thefts and assaults. A student task force asks peers to report incidents both inside the school such as locker break-ins and outside where violent crime by students from other schools has risen.
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Morris City Council Meets at Public Library Tonight
The Morris City Council will convene at 7:30 p.m. in the Morris Public Library multipurpose room instead of the usual Morris Savings and Loan Association venue. Mayor Donald Davidson said the loan association’s room was booked by another group due to Lincoln’s birthday. Applicants for police chief will be interviewed in executive session and the 911 emergency system proposal will be discussed.
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Weather outlook cloudy and cold with snow likely
Today's forecast calls for cloudy conditions and not very cold temperatures with some snow possible. Highs near the mid 20s and lows around the low 20s. Wednesday will be cloudy and warmer. At Dresden Lock and Dam Monday reached 26 with 8 low and 12 at 7 am, trace of precipitation and snowfall reported. Downtown Morris logged 16 degrees at 9 30 am.
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Seek killers of school guard 11 Grand Rapids
In Michigan two men are hunted for the slaying of Linda Vanderveen an 11 year old crossing guard abducted from Mulick Park Elementary School and found dead about a mile away with hands tied. An autopsy was planned to determine cause of death. Police described the suspects as two black men age 25 to 30 and 45 to 50. A dark 1976 Pontiac Grand Prix or Chrysler Cordoba and a rusted cream Ford wagon with imitation wood paneling are sought.
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Eastern freeze and snow paralyze the Northeast
Bitter cold and about half a foot of snow gripped the East as record lows spread from New York to Virginia. Winds up to 90 mph felled trees and knocked out power to thousands, while a separate Pacific Northwest storm caused floods and power outages.
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Ex-prime minister Bakhtiar arrested amid Tehran upheaval
Reuters/AP report details the arrest of former Prime Minister Shahpour Bakhtiar by armed guerrillas as Iran’s new provisional government under Ayatollah Khomeini moves to stabilize the country. Bazargan names seven cabinet members including two National Front leaders. violence and detentions persist around Tehran and at the U.S. Information Center.
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Illinois River erosion chokes backwater lakes near Peoria
The Illinois River and its backwater lakes suffer progressive silt buildup from farm erosion. Bellrose and Sparks warn most backwater habitats will vanish, shrinking boating and fishing as soil loss climbs beyond one billion dollars in cost. Contour farming, terraces, cover crops, and minimum tillage offer hope. Banner Marsh project aims to recreate a backwater lake south of Peoria.
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