Bomb threat suspect charged in two Morris area school cases
Terry Lee Hall 21 of 218 E High St faces two disorderly conduct counts for false bomb threats at Shabbona School in Morris and Minooka High School. Bail set at 10,000 on each, arraignment scheduled, and police report ongoing investigation with no actual devices found.
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Atnoon
Terry Lee Hall
E. High St
Shabbona School
Minooka High School
Dean Sager
Hall
Shabbona
Morris
Illinois
William Button
Robert Wren
Atty
Thomas Dunn
Wilder
Sager
Ray Odom
Liberty St
Main St
Illinois Bell
Shabbena_ School
Atty. Wilder
Button
Minooka
Lou Kovel
Marvin Olson
Kerner pleads innocent in bribery conspiracy case
Federal Judge Otto Kerner pleaded not guilty to conspiracy and bribery charges tied to alleged racetrack stock transactions during his Illinois governorship. Four co defendants also entered innocent pleas before Judge Richard B. Austin. Kerner, 63, former head of a 1967 presidential violence commission, is represented by Edward Bennett Williams.
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Chicago
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Kerner
Richard B. Austin
U.S. District Court
Edward Bennett Williams
Washington, D.C
Theodore J. Isaacs
Joseph E. Knight
William S. Miller
Illinois Racing Board
Miss Faith MelIntorf
Miller
Isaacs
Federal Grand Jury
F. Lee Bailey
Miss McIntorf
Williams
Taylor
Bailey
Weather and court actions mix in fragmented report
The bulletin notes a cold wave with temperatures around 10 below zero by Friday morning and mentions recent weather details at Dresden Island Locks and Dam. Separately it covers a federal case with Judge Austin relaying Judge Taylor’s schedule for defendants including Kerner Isaacs Knight Miller and Miss MelIntorf, deadlines for motions, and objections to an expedited trial timeline.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lyndon Johnson
Austin
Kerner
Robert L. Taylor
U.S. District Court
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Plan Saratoga development preliminary discussion set
Grundy County Planning Commission will discuss a Saratoga Township development by John Marchi at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the courthouse. The meeting will cover a Gulf Mobile and Ohio Railway amendment and rezoning requests by several residents from agriculture to manufacturing with a zoning board of appeals recommendation expected. Planning priorities for 1972 and Rempe report on the area south of the Illinois River will also be discussed.
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Franklin Sts
Morris
Starks
Grundy National Building Corp
Jehovah’s Witnesses Congregation
George Wangler
Illinois Ave
William F. A. Palmer
The
Saratoga Township
John Marchi
Grundy County Planning Commission
Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railway
Robert Anderson
Ramona Lucas
Vernon Ray Hauschild
Joseph
D. Dondanville
Dean McKinney
Robert B. Trotter
Zoning Board of Appeals
Rempe
Illinois River
Nixon urges Congress to pass major defense and technology plans
President Nixon calls on a Democratic Congress to resist political pressure and enact stalled proposals including a larger defense budget and a new technology program to spur research and jobs. He vows to reveal school funding plans and warns against overreacting to Vietnam while stressing nationwide reform.
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Nixon
Democratic Congress
Congress
Soviet Vessels Escort to Aleutians as Inquiry Looms
Two Soviet fishing ships Lamut and Kol yvan, escorted by icebreaker Storis, moved toward Adak after being seized 90 miles off St. Matthew for illegal fishery support. U.S. attorney Edwards warned of possible fines up to 100000 and one year in prison if charged.
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Alaska
U.S
Bering Sea
Coast Guard
Adak Island
Storis
Aleutian Islands
St. Matthew
Edwards
Adak
Vladimir Artemov
Igor Bobtuk
Samut
Suits to Condemn for I-55 In Grundy County Illinois
The Department of Transportation of Illinois has filed five condemnation suits for land in Grundy County to build Interstate 55 from Dwight to Gardner. Defendants include William Blitzstein, Ivan and Gladys Watters, Jerry Wahl, Fred Zabel Jr, Jeanne Zabel, Joseph and Frances Blitz, and multiple Roeder and Snyder family members with holdings ranging from 1.01 to 28.34 acres in Goodfarm Township Sections 32, 33 and 34. Spouses and tenants are named as defendants.
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Department of Transportation
State of Illinois
Grundy County
Dwight
Gardner
William Blitzstein
Goodfarm
Ivan A. Watters
Gladys M. Watters
Jerry Wahl
Goodfarm Township
Fred Zabel Jr
Jeanne Zabel
Joseph Blitz
Frances A. Blitz
Clarence Roeder
Ruth R. Snyder
Bernice Spainhower
Mary Denker
Frank D. Roeder
George F. Roeder
Florence Roeder
Lionel B. Snyder
John Spainhower
Harold Denker
Nancy Roeder
Evelyn Roeder
Frank Roeder
Will County Plans Ambulance Operator Training Program
Will County Board of Supervisors voted to seek 6000 from the National Highway Safety Board to fund training for 100 to 120 ambulance operators and owners. The 80 hour medical instruction meets a state licensing law taking effect March 31, with the county covering the remaining costs. Will County is the first in Illinois to announce such a program.
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Will County Board of Supervisors
Will County
National Highway Safety Board
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