Morris man held on three traffic charges after Lisbon St crash
David C. Root Jr. 30 of 532 Calhoun St remains jailed in Grundy County unable to post 1000 bond after being charged with driving under the influence driving with revoked license and loss of vehicle control following a three car chain reaction on Lisbon Street. Mrs Francis Deigman of Chicago injured in the wreck was treated and released from Morris Hospital.
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David C. Root Jr
Calhoun St
Grundy County
Chester P. Winsor
Root
Morris City
Gordon Gregg
Lisbon St
Chicago
Gregg
Herald
Morris Police
Francis
Florence) Deigman
Morris
Davis
Deigman
Wayne E. Gunderson
Clifford Fosen
Berning Heads to National Student Press Conference
Paul Berning of 223 Robinson Drive and Les Dively of Missouri depart for a four day United States Student Press Association Editor's Conference at the Sheraton Park Hotel Washington D C. Berning is a sophomore at the University of Missouri and has been named one of two 1968 associate editors of The Maneater. They will tour New York and New Haven before visiting Aaron Sorenson at Yale University who is pursuing a doctorate. Sorenson has helped with First Presbyterian Church summer programs and youth work.
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Paul Berning
Harold Berning
Robinson Drive
United States
Student Press Association
Sheraton Park Hotel
Washington, D. C
University of Missouri, Columbia
Berning
the Maneater
Les Dively
University of Missouri
Dively
New York
New Haven
Two Coal City Residents Fined for Dogs Running At Large
In Coal City magistrate court today Maurice Rossi, 41, and William Mosier, ages unavailable, were each fined 5 dollars and 5 dollars in costs for violating a local dog at large ordinance. Magistrate Chester P. Winsor imposed the penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal City
Maurice Rossi
William Mosier
Chester P. Winsor
Glamor stocks fall as market backs down and Johnson budget looms
In New York the stock market slid early with glamor and blue chip shares posting losses as uncertainty over the Pueblo crisis and President Johnsons 186.1 billion budget weighed on sentiment. The Dow fell 4.79 to 858.88 as IBM and others dropped, while Eastman Kodak rose nearly 2. AP average declined 1.1.
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New York
Wall Street
Johnson
Congress
Dow Jones
IBM
Control Data
Xerox
Monogram Industries
McDonnell Douglas
International Telephone
Teledyne
Raytheon
Associated Press
Advise Students on Tax Refunds
E. C. Coyle Jr. notes part time or summer work may yield refunds on 1967 federal returns. Filing required if earnings reach 600 dollars. under 600 with held taxes should file to recover. Unmarried students under 900 owe no tax and may claim 600 personal exemption plus 300 standard deduction. Parents who furnish more than half the support of a full time student may claim eligibility.
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E. C. Coyle Jr
Internal Revenue
Coyle
Traffic Court Fines Imposed On Multiple Drivers
In Coal City division magistrate court several young drivers were fined for speeding too fast for conditions and related violations. John Airgood 19 of Dwight paid 10 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for speeding. LeLand Kuhn 41 of 853 E Jefferson St paid 10 plus 5 for no valid safety sticker.
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John Airgood
Dwight
LeLand J. Kuhn
E. Jefferson St
Lloyd J. Putzey
Forrest Park
Dennis A. Cameron
Seneca
LaVerne A. Residori
South Wilmington
Mary J. Wegrzyn
Oglesby
Mary G. Prindiville
Kinsman
Robert J. Smith
Paul R. Fox
Braceville
Richard A. Olson
Rte. 2
John L. Hill
Benton St
Daniel L. Hurst
Bracaville
Coal City
Magistrate Court
Joseph Buchanan
Wilmington
Tax Exemption Rule For Dependents Clarified
The exemption applies only if the dependent is not married or not filing a joint return with a spouse. If the child is married and files jointly, the exemption is not available.
Speeding Fines Issued for Multiple Violations
Emerson Kelley, 34, of Wilmington, fined $20 for 76 mph in a 45 zone. Larry Romines, 36, of Coal City, fined $22 for 87 mph in a 65 zone.
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Emerson Kelley
Wilmington
Larry Romines
Coal City
Vehicle Damaged In Parking Lot in Dairy Queen Lot
A 1962 Ford owned by William J. Bufkin and a 1965 Chevrolet driven by Henry C. Craven collided while backing in the Dairy Queen parking lot on Division Street. Bufkin’s car sustained a dented left rear fender. No injuries or tickets reported.
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Dairy Queen
Division St
Morris
Donald Ward
William J. Bufkin
Urbana
Henry C. Craven
Logan St
Joliet
Bufkin
Man posted cash bond in Saratoga Township burglary rape case
Kenneth Hamilton Jr., 26, of Highland Indiana, formerly Morris, posted 2000 cash on a 20000 bond after being charged with an early Sunday break in at the Robert Osman residence near the Walter Lumpp Nursery. He is accused of ransacking the home and assaulting Marilyn Osman, mother of two. A preliminary hearing is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday in Grundy County Circuit Court.
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Robert W. Malmquist
Kenneth Hamilton Jr
Highland
Ind
Morris
Grundy County
Hamilton
Robert Osman
Walter Lumpp
Saratoga Township
Osman
Marilyn Osman
Wig Boom Spurs Surge in American Women Wearers
An estimated 10 million American women wear wigs, marking a rise of more than 900 percent since the wig boom began around 1960. The statistic signals a lasting fashion trend and broader acceptance of hair alternatives across demographics.
Minooka Teen Charged After Joliet Fatal Crash
An 18 year old Minooka driver John M Phillips Jr faces magistrate court charges after a fatal midnight crash in Joliet. LaVern J Kren 39 wife Betty Jane was pronounced dead on arrival at St Joseph Hospital. Two Morris youths and Vicki Bertino were treated and released with non life threatening injuries.
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John M. Phillips Jr
Massasoit Ave
Will County Magistrate Court
Joliet
LaVern J. Kren
Betty Jane
St. Joseph Hospital
Morris
Vernon Clausel
Robinson Drive
Gary Corbin
Hildy
Phillips
Vicki Bertino
John
Joseph
Marian Joy
Fires Plague Springfield Bank Basement Areas
Fire investigators probed a rash of seven calls to combat fires in the basement of the First National Bank in downtown Springfield. Firemen battled fires in trash barrels and closets during a five hour span overnight.
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Springfield
Ill
First National Bank
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Optometrist
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Ine
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Matteson
Liberty St
Mazon
John Deere
Kewanee Harrow
New Idea
Meyer
David Bradley
Kennedy
Bochtold
Philgas
Olen J. Tweedt
Agnes Tweedt
Herman Perschnick
Harry Wollgast
George Jensen Gardner
Elwood
Kumano
Japan
Minneapolis
Chicago & North Western Railway
Chicago, Great Western Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastman Kodak
Public Service Electric & Gas
American Stock Exchange
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Cash Grain
Psychiatric Institute
Morris Dry Cleaners
Court House
Minooka Lad
Virginia Colony
Bassett
Salem
W. Washington
Moss
Anne
Ae Te Financial Institution
Ary
Savings Janu
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Direc Investment
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