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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1978

Page

7

Dog Ordained Minister By Mail Order Church

In Knoxville a black poodle named Rev. Zion II is legally ordained as a minister by the Universal Life Church. The dog received a lifetime certificate and wallet card after a $25 suggested donation, though owner Lillian Zion said a $15 option existed. Postal authorities note no legal bar to selling such titles, and about 100 operators offer ordination papers.

Knoxville, Tenn Nea Dominique A. Zion II Dominique Universal Life Church Lillian Zion Knoxville Zion California Kirby J. Hensley Better Business Bureau Rev. Zion Knoxville Better Business Bureau

Right now business approach powers Anixter Bros growth

Alan and Bill Anixter of Skokie Illinois describe a first name policy that fuels growth at Anixter Bros a distributor of 5000 wire and cable varieties and mining supplies. From $9 million in sales a decade ago to over $155 million annually they emphasize service speed and staying people oriented with offices in London and Amsterdam as they serve customers immediately.

New York UPI Alan Bill Anixter Skokie Anixter Bros Anixter Alan Anixter Amixters Auto Parts House Anixters London Amsterdam

Illinois awards 9.5 million license plate contract to Texas

Illinois selects Texas as low bidder for six million five year license plates to be delivered from Texas starting May and sold in September. The deal replaces Polyvend after bribery-related disqualification, with Illinois paying 1.49 per set and holding 1 million until delivery amid a five year plate plan and annual sticker renewals.

Springfield, Ill UPI Illinois Texas Theodore Puckerius Polyvend Inc Conway Ark Arkansas Alan Dixon James R. Thompson Paul Powell Dixon

Sparta and Peabody reach tentative coal annexation deal

SPARTA Ill UPI The City of Sparta and Peabody Coal Co reached a tentative agreement on strip mining that could net about 1.6 million dollars for the city treasury over ten years The plan anchors a 1 percent royalty on gross coal sales for ten years The land includes 3300 acres northwest of Sparta with an estimated 24 million tons of coal but only about 4 million tons may be recoverable due to rock and mud issues A January 25 annexation and zoning hearing will decide final terms.

Sparta, Ill UPI City of Sparta Peabody Coal Co McMeekin Conn Conn Peabody

KLASY SELLING Get fast action on motorbikes

Classified ads offer quick motorbike sales with a contact number 942-3221 for interested buyers and sellers seeking fast action in the local market.

Klasy Dial

Resistance to Carter's reorganization faces hurdles

Washington let Carter push a three year government reorganization plan through Congress and move some duties among agencies. But senior lawmakers warn Agriculture may be targeted for cuts with food inspection and nutrition services moving to HEW and fears that Interior could take Forest and Soil Conservation. Critics fear削 reorganization could dismantle USDA and jeopardize welfare reform aims.

Steve Gerstel Washington UPI Carter Congress Senate House White House Agriculture Department Herman Talmadge D-Ga Senate Agriculture Committee Joseph Califano Health, Education and Welfare Food Inspection Services Nutrition Services Governmental Affairs Committee Agriculture Food and Drug Administration HEW

Parole violator captured after hostage ordeal in Chicago

Police stormed a South Side home and arrested Willie Hardy 33 after nine hours of hostage taking. He held a woman and three children at knife point until officers freed them. None were harmed. Hardy allegedly used a ladder to reach a second floor room and tied the family. Mrs Payne suffered shock.

Chicago UPI South Side Willie Hardy Charles Payne Cornell Payne Charles Jr Charlene Hardy Vola Payne

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