Seneca Man Arrested After Minooka Disorderly Conduct Complaint
Richard Clark, 29, of 3072 Main St., was arrested by Seneca Police near Seneca on a disorderly conduct complaint filed earlier in Minooka. He posted $35 bond, to appear in court Aug. 10. A separate burglary report on Alicia Dr. noted a rear door pry and two suspects seen near US 6.
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Minooka
Richard Clark
Main St
Seneca
Michael Fowler
Diana Leifheit
Grundy County
Clark
Illinois State Police
Joliet
Gary Phillips
Alicia
Sgt. Hume
Morris
Thomas Suddarth
Suttles
John P. Hougas
Washington St
Illinois
Ted A. Haynes
Division St
Haynes
Lisbon St
Priscilla A. Borgstrom
Shirley A. Mace
N. Dixon Dr
Douglas Sleight
Craig Williamson
Elba Hensley
Dresden Acres
U.S. 6
Tabler Rd
Gregory Case
First Ave
Jeff Wix
Reed and
Broadway Rds
Robert Pena
James Steele
Gould Park Dr
Johnson Ave
Pena
Kurt Salems
Salems
Parole board criticized by Thompson in juvenile releases
Governor James R. Thompson reprimanded Illinois Prison Review Board chairman James R. Irving over actions leading to illegal paroles for juvenile defendants. Board sources estimated about three fourths of nearly 400 juvenile paroles since February were illegal, while paroles granted rose to 90 percent of youths seeking them and denials fell 48 percent. The board was created in February under Thompson's Class X law.
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Springfield
Ill
UPI
James R. Thompson
James R. Irving
Illinois Prisoner Review Board
Inland Steel sets second quarter records on sales and income
Inland Steel Co. reports second quarter 1978 records with net earnings of 46.2 million dollars or 2.23 a share up 15 percent from a year ago. Sales rise 20 percent to 837.5 million while profit lags expectations. Chairman Frederick G. Jakks noted higher shipments and income despite modest profit margins.
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Chicago
UPI
Inland Steel Co
Inland
Frederick G. Jakks
Jakks
Complaint on plant drivers and local citations in Grundy County
The Grundy County Sheriff's Department received a complaint Wednesday about drivers leaving Northern Illinois Gas and disobeying stop signs at the plant entrance while passing trucks at the Elgin Joliet and Eastern Railroad crossing. Several local individuals received fines or dismissals for traffic violations and related charges, including D. Haynes for speeding, D. W. Evans for disobeying a red light, J. E. Gilmore for speeding, M. Hawkins for operating a cement mixer truck without valid gad bi, and others cited for driving too fast for conditions or similar offenses. The battery charge against Robert L. Kenney was dismissed at the complainant's request after a prior incident involving his father.
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Grundy Country
Robert L. Kenney
Price St
Grundy County
Kenney
Lawrence L. Kenney
Lynn
Ted A. Haynes
Division St
Morris
Donald W. Evans
Douglas St
Washington
Liberty Sts
John E. Gilmore
Coal City
E. Division St
Illinois
Maynard D. Hawkins
Black St
Invitve
IOU Detty
Washington St
Slepak sent to Siberia for five years exile
Soviet court upholds Vladimir Slepak conviction and five year exile in Siberia for malicious hooliganism after he and wife unfurled a protest banner from their Moscow balcony. Wife Mariya to be tried later. neighbors seek eviction over perceived outcast status.
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Moscow
UPI
Vladimir Slepak
Siberia
Slepak
Mariya
Israel
Probation for Ottawa court building burglary case
Kary W. McEmery, 19, of Ottawa, pleaded guilty in LaSalle County Circuit Court Ottawa to burglary of the appellate court building on Sept 26. Judge Leonard Hoffman sentenced him to 30 months probation and costs, with a ban on associating with certain people. McEmery had been in custody about 21 days before posting bond. Leo Keely listed Wes attorney prosecuted the case with defense by Bill Surin.
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Kary W. McEmery
Ottawa
LaSalle County
Appellate Court
Frank X. Yackley
McEmery
Leonard Hoffman
Leo Keely
Bill Surin
Prison sentence for LaSalle high speed chase
Mendota man Gary LeRette, 35, was sentenced to six months in the Vandalia state farm for a May 29 high speed chase that topped 100 mph involving police from several communities. Circuit Judge John Clinch Jr. ordered fines and costs totaling 290 dollars. LeRette will begin serving July 24.
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Mendota
State Farm
Vandalia
LaSalle County
Thomas L. McClintock
LeRette
Bourne Takes Leave Amid White House Drug Probe
Dr. Peter Bourne, once called the world’s foremost drugs expert, is on leave with pay as police investigate a prescription given to a White House aide. Bourne used a pseudonym for the aide, who asked for privacy, while a narcotics druggist raised concerns about proper identification. Police arrested Toby Long after a prescription attempt surfaced. Bourne faces possible legal action and jail if convicted.
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Washington
UPI
Peter Bourne
Carter
White House
Bourne
Ellen Metsky
Bond set for two men in supper club theft case
Grundy County Circuit Court on Wednesday set bonds at 100 for Stephen Zingre and Ronald Marietta, begge accused in the June 22 Reillys Supper Club burglary. Zingre and Marietta face misdemeanor theft charges, with prosecutors citing insufficient evidence for burglary. Another defendant, Kenneth Stouch, had a bond of 1000 and faces a weapon charge after deputies found a sawed off shotgun in his car in Gardner.
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Sherbrook Apartments
U.S. 6
Elaine Houck
Grundy County
Gene Dummitt
Coal City
Reilly
S. Broadway St
Stephen Zingre
Mazon
Ronald Marietta
W. Oak St
Charles Zalar
Zalar
Zingre
Reilly's
Marietta
Coal
Kenneth Stouch
Stouch
Gardner
S.J. Maloney
Maloney
Bury’s Tap
Depot St
Breastfeeding pros and cons and social cues in parenting
Dr Crane discusses medico psychological aspects of bottle versus breast feeding. He notes milk supply rises with practice, advises 50 50 if needed, and urges cuddling to foster bonding while allowing occasional bottle use for social reasons. He warns overreliance on bottle may affect mother baby attachment and teenage attitudes.
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Frances
Frances L
Dr. Crane
Dear Ann Landers readers seek care clues and ethics
A reader vents frustration at misdiagnosis blaming emotional causes for real pains after Boston checkup. Ann Landers explains pain can be real, emotional tension adds stress, and doctors should clearly address mental factors and offer counseling to anxious patients.
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Ann Landers
Boston
Legion
Streator murder suspect found mentally fit for trial
Gary Lee Boyles of Streator, charged with murdering Maxine Coley on Sept 12 1971 and Emma Trout on July 31 1971, was ruled mentally fit for trial by LaSalle County Circuit Court Ottawa. He has been held at a state mental hospital since 1971 and is jailed awaiting a fall trial to be first heard on the Coley killing. Judge William Denny based the ruling on two psychiatrists notes.
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Gary Lee Boyles
Streator
LaSalle County
Ottawa
Maxine Coley
Emma Trout
Boyles
Coley
Frank X. Yackley
William Denny
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