Expert to Speak on Genetics at College of St Francis Joliet
Dr Frank E Young of University of Rochester will speak on recombinant DNA ethics and tech at 10 a m Wednesday in Joliet in the college gym 500 N Wilcox St The talk covers benefits and risks of genetic research and its public policy implications.
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Frank E. Young
College of St. Francis
Joliet
University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry
Dr. Young
Young
National Institute of Health
N. Wilcox St
Traffic Court Fines for Careless Driving and Run of Citations
Roger Thompson aged 17 of 119 Buchanan St. paid 50 dollars plus 10 costs for careless driving after a Dec. 22 ticket in the 300 block of W Main St by Morris Officer Roger Miller. James Wilson, 22 of Minooka, fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for disobeying a stop sign and 25 dollars plus 10 costs for no headlight, ticket Jan. 15 by Minooka Chief Michael Hrechko at Mondamon St. and Ridge Rd. Robert Olson, 28 of 714 Jackson St., fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for failing to reduce speed to avoid an accident after a Dec. 12 charge by Miller on Bedford Rd near Bedford Plaza. Karen Anderson, 30 of 107 Crabapple Lane, fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for going 35 in a 25 mph zone, cited Jan. 17 by Morris Sgt. Alan Love at Union St. and Northern Ave. Colotte Wilhelmi, 16 of Rte. 1 Channahon, fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for illegal transportation of liquor, ticket Jan. 8 by Minooka Chief Michael Hrechko in the 500 block of Mondamon St. Patrick Walch, rural Verona, fined 5 dollars and 10 costs for parking on the wrong side, cited Jan. 14 by Morris Officer Thomas Suddarth on Robinson Dr.
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Roger Thompson
Buchanan St
Morris
Roger Miller
W. Main St
James Wilson
McLindon Rd
Minooka
Michael Hrechko
Mondamon St
Ridge Rd
Robert Olson
Jackson St
Miller
Bedford Rd
Bedford Plaza
Karen Anderson
Crabapple Lane
Alan Love
Union St
Northern Ave
Scotte Wilhelmi
Rte. 1
Channahon
Arrest in Wilmington for alleged bank withdrawal dispute
A Wilmington man, Michael Leon Kirkham, was arrested and charged with forgery after a disturbance over a bank withdrawal. Police report he allegedly withdrew $250 from Vincent VanDyne's account, with two bank envelopes found in his car marked drive-up window. Kirkham is jailed in Will County awaiting bond.
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Wilmington
Morris
First National Bank of
Michael Leon Kirkham
Wilmington Police Department
Will County
Chuck Cunitz
Lincoln St
Kirkham
Vincent Ted VanDyne
van Dynes
First National Bank of Wilmington
Alan Love
Two-car crash leads to citations at Morris intersections
A Wednesday 11:57 a.m. two car crash at Franklin and Jackson Streets left no injuries but a Morris youth received a failure to yield ticket for entering the intersection as Oscar A. Fosen’s car was hit. Randy E. Warren, 19, posted license, faces Grundy County Circuit Court on Feb. 9. Also arrested for shoplifting three spools of Knit-cro sheen thread from Hornsby’s Family Center, Julie E. Hagen, 33, posted bond and must appear Feb. 9. Additional tickets issued for speeding on Northern Avenue at Union and for driving off the Gould Park roadway. both others posted bond to appear Feb. 9 or Feb. 16.
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Morris
Franklin and
Jackson Sts
Randy E. Warren
W. Jefferson
Kurt Salems
Oscar A. Fosen
E. Jackson St
Warren
Franklin St
Jackson St
Fosen
Grundy County
Hornsby’s
Waverly St
Julie E. Hagen
Jugtown Rd
Hornsby
Timothy VanHorn
Marie Wolf
S. Leonard
Mazon
Robert Stansberry
Northern Ave
Union
Leonard
Timothy J. Cockream
W. Washington St
Gould Park
Cockream
Tow two cars from parking lot
Morris police towed two vehicles from the city lot at Wauponsee and Washington Streets. A yellow and red van and a black Ford Mustang had sat for at least two months near the police station and city hall. Owner Keith Petry was notified last week and said he would move them, but police reported unsuccessful contact.
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Morris
Wauponsee
Washington St
Keith Petry
Petry
Olson
Sunoco
Coat Stolen From Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Morris police report a burgundy down filled three quarter length coat missing from a coat rack at Bethlehem Lutheran Church during a meeting Tuesday between 4 30 and 5 45 p m. The jacket owned by Mark Sandeno of rural Verona is valued at 40 dollars and was reported to Pastor Rev Steven Woita on Wednesday morning.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Steven Woita
Morris
Mark Sandeno
Verona
Frugal ex-librarian leaves $1.7 million to hospital
Elizabeth May Beal died at 72 after 35 years with Carnegie Libraries. Earning up to $6,500 yearly, she lived simply and funded Montefiore Hospital with her entire savings. Her investments included Aetna stock Duquesne Light and Gulf Oil shares. Her bequest honors two physicians and caring nurses who aided her.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Elizabeth May Beal
Miss Beal
Carnegie Libraries
Kirkwood B. Cunningham
a_ mining
Aetna Life and Casualty
Duquesne Light
Gulf Oil
Montefiore Hospital
Reelect Henry Cryder Kendall FB president
Henry B Cryder of Seward Township was reelected president of Kendall County Farm Bureau at a Minooka High School meeting attended by about 250 people. Kent Smith Oswego Township was elected vice president and Ken Jorstad Lisbon Township secretary. John Conover Bristol Township was reelected treasurer.
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Minooka
Henry B. Cryder
Seward Township
Kendall County Farm Bureau
Kent Smith
Oswego Township
Ken Jorstad
Lisbon Township
John Conover
Bristol Township
Farm Bureau
Minooka High School
First semester honor roll at Seneca Township High School
Seneca SENECA High School released the first semester honor roll listing Seniors Lori Brinkman Patti Buck Cheryl Fleming Karla Green Jenny Grober Sharon Hetelle Gary Higgins Gaile Hogue Joan Howe Dave Johnson Kelly Knapp Terri Larsen Kim Latimer Mary Neimann Julie Osmond Tim Pearson Julie Peterson Denise Rodgers Jeff Rosen crans Jim Ross Sue Tarnow Nancy Timmons Julie Wid man Juniors Lori Lamb Mari Marik Debbie Pagoria Bill Peek Gayle Rinaldi Joan Steep Tracy Tesdal Robin Timmons Bill Wheeler Sophomores Brian Anderson Rodney Anderson Roy Appleger Denise Barla Richard Frye Ginny Graves Jeff Grober Dale Helland Tony Huffles Robin Larson Greg Latimer Melody Matyi Jim Olson Keith Rinaldi Terry Rivett Kevin Thomas Fawn Wheeler Freshmen Vicky Harris Darryl Hoelscher Brian Johnson Todd Larsen John Lebegue Scott McGeorge Paul Maierhofer Linda Mickelson Doug Muffler Angela Myre Pat Rooney Julie Ross Katie Roszel Dave Yeck
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Seneca
Seneca Township High School
Lori Brinkman
Patti Buck
Cheryl Fleming
Karla Green
Jenny Grober
Sharon Hetelle
Gary Higgins
Gaile Hogue
Joan Howe
Dave Johnson
Kelly Knapp
Terri Larsen
Kim Latimer
Mary Neimann
Julie Osmond
Tim Pearson
Julie Peterson
Denise Rodgers
Jeff Rosencrans
Jim Ross
Sue Tarnow
Nancy Timmons
Julie Widman
Lori Lamb
Mari Marik
Debbie Pagoria
Bill Peek
Gayle Rinaldi
Joan Steep
Tracy Tesdal
Robin Timmons
Bill Wheeler
Brian Anderson
Rodney Anderson
Roy Appleger
Denise Barla
Richard Frye
Ginny Graves
Jeff Grober
Dale Helland
Tony Huffles
Robin Larson
Greg Latimer
Melody Matyi
Jim Olson
Keith Rinaldi
Terry Rivett
Kevin Thomas
Fawn Wheeler
Vicky Harris
Darryl Hoelscher
Brian Johnson
Todd Larsen
John Lebegue
Scott McGeorge
Paul Maierhofer
Linda Mickelson
Doug Muffler
Angela Myre
Pat Rooney
Julie Ross
Katie Roszel
Dave Yeck
Suits Settled in Grundy County Court Over Loans and Land Trusts
Grundy County Circuit Court settled two cases on Wednesday. Grundy County National Bank dropped a suit against Albert Carl and Ruth Thurow of Yorkville over loans totaling more than 800000, with collateral in three Kendall County land trusts. Separately Clarence Edwards was ordered to vacate a residence, pay back rent and court costs, in a separate judgment linked to a Motter case.
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Grundy County
Grundy County National Bank
Albert
Carl
Ruth Thurow
Yorkville
Albert Thurow
Fox
Kendall
Kendall County
Fox Township
Illinois 71
Budd Rd
Kendall Township
Immanuel Rd
Walker Rd
Clarence Edwards
Glendel Edwards
Old Stage Rd
Robert Motter
Motter
Edwards
Hatcher Woods
Hire-murder trial starts in Hastings court
Donald Howard, a Winona businessman and former president of the Down Town Council, faces a first degree murder charge for hiring Bruce Webber to kill his wife Shirleen, found shot in August 1977. Eight jurors were seated, with up to 75 witnesses anticipated. Webber is already serving a life term.
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Hastings
Minn
Winona
Donald Howard
Shirleen
Glenn Preble
South St. Paul
Vickie Lee Schafer
Hattie A. Schlemmer
Julius Gernes
Howard
Bruce Webber
Rockdale
Stillwater
Webber
Winona County
Hammond
Prisoner files to overturn sentence in Streator case
Roosevelt Hood, 23, of 208 Burns St., Streator, is appealing a 2 1/3 to 20 year sentence for heroin selling. LaSalle County State's Attorney Frank X. Yackley says Hood's petition, to be heard after an attorney is appointed, alleges the term is unconstitutionally harsh. He is imprisoned at Menard.
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LaSalle County
Frank X. Yackley
Roosevelt Hood
Burns St
Hood
Leonard Hoffman
Menard
Nothing under the sun is ever accidental quote
German writer Gotthold Ephraim Lessing is attributed with the maxim nothing under the sun is ever accidental. The saying reflects a view that events have purpose or design beyond chance. It remains cited in discussions of causality and intention.
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G. E. Lessing
Elected National Officials List with Contacts
A compiled roster presents Sen. Charles Percy and Sen. Adlai Stevenson in Washington D C with district offices in Chicago and Springfield. Reps Edward McBroom Tom Corcoran, Ray Christensen and Jerry Joyce are listed with state capitol addresses, district details, and phone numbers including weekend toll free lines.
Worry Clinic author’s Quiz Column stirs reader reaction
Dr George W Crane recounts reader letters about his daily QUIZ COLUMN tests in a Tribune News Syndicate era column. He discusses gender differences in readership, family participation, and editorial changes that altered his horse sense quiz. He criticizes a New York editor for removing the word woman and inserting neutral terms, notes canceling his contract, and promotes his vocational guidance booklet tied to the original 60 minute TEST OF HORSE SENSE. He provides address and costs for obtaining materials.
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Tribune-News Syndicate
America
Rachel
New York
Frank Kromm
Hopkins Syndicate
Carole
Ann Landers letters on work, marriage, and gossip
A collection of Ann Landers answers tackling a geologist wife’s trust issues with a female trainee, age 12 curiosity about harm, an attorney husband overbearing inquiries, office gossip versus casual talk, and a wedding planning pitch. The column preserves period tone and practical advice.
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Ann Landers
P.S
Ann
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