Arabs hike crude oil prices higher by seven percent
United Arab Emirates and Qatar raised prices for light crude by about 7 percent with Saudi Arabia expected to follow. Premium low sulphur crude rose to 15.12 dollars per 42 gallon barrel from 14.10, possibly lifting U S gasoline by about a cent per gallon amid Iranian field closures driving spot prices to near 20 dollars. Local officials dispute broader impact noting producers may gain more and the rise may be small overall.
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Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
I-beam cross rises in Grundy Area Vocational Center project
About 60 students in Grundy Area Vocational Center building trades and welding cut weld and paint over 2 tons of steel to form a 32 foot tall cross for the United Methodist Church of Channah. The project uses 55 feet of I beam and a 10 foot crossbar with a round base and primer coating.
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Grundy Area
Channahon
John Truty
Doug McCloskey
Verona
Bruce Andreae
Morris
Jeff Garrett
Coal City
Peace Lutheran Church of
Herald
Weather advisory for travelers with snow and wind
A travelers advisory is in effect today and tonight as snow develops this afternoon. Expect windy, colder conditions with blowing snow tonight. Highs in the upper 20s to low 30s and lows near zero. Friday turns very cold and partly cloudy. Dresden Lock and Dam reports 29/18 with 25 at 7am and a trace of precipitation. Morris downtown shows 25 at 9:40am.
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Dresden Lock and Dam
Morris
Tank Truck U Haul Crash Closes I 80 West
A tank truck and a U Haul pulling a Volkswagen bus collided near mile marker 55 closing westbound I 80 for about three hours. A multi vehicle crash followed injuring a woman seriously. The incident began around 7 am as drivers slowed to avoid a jackknifed truck further west. ISP had no details.
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Uhaul
Illinois
Flood to be retried on bribery and perjury counts
The Justice Department said it will retry Rep. Daniel J. Flood on 11 counts after a Feb. 3 hung jury. Jurors indicated only one member favored acquittal on all charges. Flood's attorney Axel Kleiboemer was notified, and a spokesman said the decision is unrelated to any jury tampering probe.
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Washington
Justice Department
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
Flood
Axel Kleiboemer
Terry Adamson
Jury rules girl's death was homicide in Oswego case
A Kendall County coroner's jury ruled the stabbing death of 18 year old Viki Nelson of Oswego a homicide. State's Attorney Dallas Ingemunson will review the evidence and decide whether to seek a grand jury indictment. Nelson died December 25 from a heart stab wound at her boyfriend's Boulder Hill home.
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Yorkville
Viki Nelson
Oswego
Kendall County
Dallas Ingemunson
Ingemunson
Ingemanson
Nelson
Robert McGowan
Whitney Way
Boulder Hill
Kendall
William Dunn
McGowan
Minooka seeks federal snow removal aid and election deadlines
Minooka village board approved filing a project application for federal snow removal assistance with Trustee Tom Murphy named as village representative. The board tabled the school cite dedication ordinance revision to Feb 26 and reviewed bills excluding a $631.90 sewer bill held for clarification. Nomination petitions for April 17 village election are due by Tuesday with withdrawal deadline Feb 20.
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Minooka
Tom Murphy
KoDo Pharmacy
Grundy County Offices Close Monday for Washington's Birthday
Grundy County offices will be closed next Monday in observance of Washington's Birthday. Local services remain unavailable during the holiday period and will resume the following business day.
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Grundy County
Washington
U S plans emergency evacuation of Tehran amid clashes
The U S Embassy announced phase three evacuation plans for Tehran after gunmen attacked the embassy and held 102 Americans for hours. Heavy fighting spread to Tabriz and other cities as Iran's new government seeks control.
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Iran
U.S
Tabriz
Radio Tehran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
William Sullivan
Sullivan
Heavy snow and floods hit northern Midwest and Idaho
The Associated Press reports heavy snowbing across the northern Midwest with record low temperatures in the East. Flood waters in southern Idaho drained ice jams on the Weiser River lifting the Presley Bridge and forcing evacuations in Middleton. National Guard aided residents as Western storming conditions spread through the Rockies and Plains with dangerous travel conditions and dense fog in the Midwest Valley.
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Weiser River
Midwest
Middleton
John Evans
Washington and
Canyon
National Guard
Weiser
Presley
Albany
N.Y
Syracuse
Rochester
Rockies
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kansas
mid-Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
St. Johsbury
McAllen
Texas
Thursday Afternoon's Morris Daily Herald header item
Morris Daily Herald provides edition details with date and issue number. Summary notes the Thursday afternoon publication of Vol. XCVIII No. 228, indicating a local newspaper cycle and archival reference.
Kendall County Nonessential Snow Costs Approved
Kendall County faced over 30 000 in snow removal costs from the 1979 blizzards with 5 202 for county buildings and 24 849 for highway snow removal. Claims plus routine expenses were approved by the Kendall County Board. A 17 000 federal disaster reimbursement was anticipated, and zoning actions included a 16 lot River Road subdivision Fox Wood Estates and additional radio tower permits.
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Yorkville
Kendall County
Kendall County Board
Joe Gaesser
River Road
Bristol Township
William Davis
Fox Wood Estates
George Bell
Greg Olson
Olson Electronics
Morris
Ty- Walk
U.S. 52
County Line Road
Seward Township
Henry Cryder
Cryder
Na-Au-Say
George Hettrich
Peter Rossi
Seward
AlSu
Curt Metzler
Illinois Law Enforcement Commission
Sheriff's Department
ILEC
State Clearinghouse
John Taylor
Lawrence Gardner
Yorkville- Bristol
Robert Cherry
Frank Coffman
Floyd Sleezer
Jannette Nelson
Jim Kenton
Tom Charest
Ellis Jones
Dorothy Montgomery
David Thompson
Florida
MCHS Board approves field improvements
The Morris Community High School Board voted 6-0 to fund a three phase football and track improvement project. Lighting will be installed first, then drainage and field work, followed by a 300 meter all weather track. Completion is expected in one to three years. Supt Harold Sutter to coordinate with the architect. Dr. Tim Connor announced readiness to start the leisure services program and memberships. Requests to use MCHS facilities were approved for March 2 Morris Marriage Encounters, March 6 First National Bank of Morris, and April 24 Morris Music Boosters. The wrestling team will compete in sectional tournaments this weekend. The meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m. A tour of the new PE complex followed.
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Morris Community High School
Harold Sutter
Tim Connor
Morris Area Leisure Services
Margaret Bednarik
MCHS
Morris
First National Bank of Morris
Morris Music
Supt. Sutter
Connor
Jack Kutches
Kenneth
Karen) Hunt
James Garling
James Leonard
Roger Gordon
Wilbur Dolezal
Channahon Candidates File For Mayor And Trustees
Six candidates seek four year terms for village trustee in Channahon with two for mayor. Incumbent mayor Steve Ritter draws challenger George Markstrom while incumbents Helen Williams and Robert Johnson seek new four year terms. Trustees filing include Robert Clavenna Wayne Chesson Sylvester Parini and David Perona. James Welch seeks the two year trustee term and Eunice Fishburn is unopposed for village clerk. Filing deadline passed Tuesday with no primary.
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Channahon Village
Steve Ritter
George Markstrom
Frank Lopez
Helen Williams
Robert Johnson
Markstrom
Robert Clavenna
Wayne Chesson
Sylvester Parini
David Perona
James Welch
Eunice Fishburn
Morris Post Office observes Washington's Birthday holiday
No postal deliveries Monday in observance of Washington's birthday. The Morris Post Office will run a holiday schedule with no city or rural delivery or regular window service. The lobby opens 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for lockboxes, mail drops, and vending. Collection boxes will be picked up at 4 p.m. to connect an outgoing dispatch. Normal service resumes Tuesday per Postmaster William F. Martin.
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Washington
Morris Post Office
William F. Martin
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