Obituaries for Moorman Mount Piagno Obituary Notes
Obituaries from Carbon Hill Kankakee and Coal City list Agnes V Moorman 59 of Carbon Hill died Tuesday. Surviving include son Lawrence and seven brothers with services at Reeves Funeral Home Coal City. Also Elizabeth Mount 52 of Kankakee formerly Grundy County died Monday with private funeral in Kankakee. Dominic Piagno 82 of Coal City died Tuesday in Chicago hospital with services Saturday at Reeves Funeral Home and burial Oakwood Cemetery.
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Carbon Hill
Wilbur
Agnes V.) Moorman
Agnes van Duyne
Jacob
Eula van Duyne
Wilmington
Lawrence
Channahon
Florence Jacklich
Eileen Garrish
Cody
Wyo
Mary Turan
Mildred Wallen
LeRoy
Joliet
William
Mesa
Ariz
Francis
Coal City
Robert
Claude
Joseph
Alvin
Reeves Funeral Home
Assumption Church
Leo Olschausken
Mt. Olivet
Wilbur Moorman
Nancy
Kankakee
Samuel
Elizabeth) Mount
Grundy County
Floyd Lyons
Fulton
David
Dominic Piagno
Lakeside Veterans Hospital
Chicago
Rose
Martin
Evelyn) Gross
Phoenix, Ariz
Dorothy) Perino
Peter
LaVerne) Baudino
Kinsman
John
Louis
Victoria Ellis
Piagno
EJ & E Railroad
American Legion Post
Reeves
Billy Pearson
Oakwood Cemetery
First United Methodist Church
Three Injured at Reichhold Chemical Plant
Three maintenance men at Reichhold Chemical on Collins Road suffered burns to their legs and waists in an 11 10 a m accident. Randy Shannon. 26, of Channahan. William Krople. 44, of Dwight. and William Lewis. 43, of Maywood. were treated for burns and moved to St Joseph Hospital Joliet and Loyola University Medical Center Maywood. Basil plant manager reports hot oil sprayed when replacing a seal on a transfer pump. The men wore jackets for protection.
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Reichhold Chemical
Collins Rd
Randy Shannon
Bridge St
Channahan
William Krople
E. Chippewa St
Dwight
St Joseph Hospital
Joliet
William Lewis
Loyola University
Maywood
St. Joseph Hospital
Coal City
Lewis
Loyola
James Basil
Reichhold
Basil
Joliet Live Stock Prices Report Market Summary
Joliet market report shows cattle 2,100 with steers and heifers steady to 50 higher and various grade ranges. hogs 1,100 up 75 to 1.00. Prices detailed for No 1 and higher weight classes. Thursday receipts estimated at cattle 50 and hogs 1,200.
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Joliet
UPI
March to May price shifts spark market note
A compact market update notes steady price changes with March at 5.69, May at 5.76, and July at 5.82, followed by a casual remark about a “Brollie buster” item.
Canal treaty short votes in Senate showdown
Senate leaders Byrd and Baker agreed there are not enough votes now to ratify the Panama Canal treaties. Baker said the 67 votes needed for two-thirds approval are not there and the battle is not over. Byrd doubted 67 votes exist today but remained cautiously optimistic about ratification.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Robert Byrd
Howard Baker
Baker
Byrd
Chicago group will stay together after Kath death
UPI reports the Chicago jazz rock group will continue as a unit after lead guitarist Terry Kath died in a self inflicted gun accident at a Woodland Hills home. Spokeswoman Lisa Liberman and drummer Daniel Seraphine voiced shock and confirmed the band’s plan to persevere. Kath, 31, left a wife Camelia and a son. His cremation and memorial services were scheduled for Thursday at Forest Lawn, Glendale.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Chicago
Terry Kath
Lisa Liberman
Terry
Daniel Seraphine
Daniel Seraphine, the Band’s Drummer. “Terry
Kath
Don Johnson
Woodland Hills
Johnson
Camelia
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Blizzard Paralyzes Nations Travel With Record Snow and Flood
A United Press International dispatch reports a nationwide storm outbreak with blizzards across the northern Plains and Dakotas, heavy rain and flooding in the South, and a new storm threatening the Northeast. Wind chills reached 73 below zero in North Dakota, with major highways closed and schools canceled.
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United Press International
St. Louis
New York
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Dakotas
Newcastle
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Rosehill
N.D
Ray had cash after prison escape with unclear funds
FBI files show James Earl Ray, unemployed for 18 months after escaping Missouri prison, consistently paid cash and had money despite no clear income source. Notes cite a Mexico budget of eight dollars daily for drinks and women, a Los Angeles dance school charge of 499 dollars for fifty lessons, and Ray claiming unemployment while displaying a large roll of cash.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
James Earl Ray
Missouri
Martin Luther King
Ray
King
Justice Department
England
United States
Mexico
Los Angeles
Springfield names new police chief
Springfield picks Rogers, 47, veteran and police union president, as the new police chief after Mayor Telford fired Chief Ascher and top aides Jan 19 following a December pledge to shake up the department. Four assistants to Sgt. Howard Rogers will assume the chief's duties in February amid morale concerns and armed robbery trends.
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Springfield, Ill
UPI
Springfield
William Telford
Telford
Howard Rogers
William Ascher
Rogers
Policemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association
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Joliet Market
Board of Trade
Brollie Buster
Morris
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Tri-County Bank OF
Minooka
Illinois
U.S. Treasury
U.S
Equity Capital
Edwin A. Petak
Donald E. Williamson
Wm. Davidson
Richard R. Wilder
State of
County of Grundy
Kathryn L. Miller
Gloria Steinem
Carter
Chicago Group
North
Kirkwood
Lambert Field
Pensacola
Fla
Milton
Mobile
Ala
South Georgia
Louisiana
New York City
Griffin Bell
George Camp
Winter Fabric Sellout
Liberty St
Ill
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