Obituary: Mrs George Trotter of Coal City Dies at 84
Mrs George Trotter also known as Janette Trotter, 84, of Coal City, passed away late Wednesday at Sherman Hospital in Elgin. Funeral arrangements are handled by Davis Funeral Home and will be announced later.
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George’ (Janette) Trotter
Coal City
Sherman Hospital
Elgin
Davis Funeral Home
Testimony cites unholy alliance in shipping lobby ties
A Commerce Department official allegedly uses his position to run a trade group that lobbies for shipping firms and unions. Investigators charge a conflict of interest with the National Maritime Council sharing space and department resources, while a spokesman denies an official link.
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Leonard Curry Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Department
National Maritime Council
Council
Maritime Administration
House
Betting messenger services blocked from appeal stay
Illinois Supreme Court refused to keep outlawed betting messenger services open during appeal. Lawyers say the ruling could send the case back to the U.S. Supreme Court. Tony Valukas said the services intend to appeal promptly if the mandate stays. The high court had ruled the Legislature last year was within its rights to ban bet messenger services for skimming profits from horse bettors and tracks.
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Springfield
Ill
UPD
Illinois Supreme Court
William J. Scott
U.S. Supreme Court
William Brennan
Brennan
Illinois High Court
Tony Valukas
Chicago
Valukas
Bet Messenger Services
Probation Extended in Property Damage Case
Steven Fleetwood, 20, of Seneca, saw his probation extended by nine months in Grundy County Circuit Court for a 1977 guilty plea to criminal damage to property. He originally faced burglary charges and was ordered to pay restitution of 113.75 dollars. further contempt proceedings were avoided as the judge granted the extension after noting restitution had been paid and reporting lapses addressed.
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Steven Fleetwood
Seneca
Grundy County
Fleetwood
Verona
Atty
Robert Malmquist
Zalar
Malmquist
Grain Prices Update From Chicago Board of Trade
At noon on the Chicago Board of Trade wheat rose irregularly while corn and soybeans showed mixed moves. July wheat at 3.07 up 0.01, September 3.10 up 0.02, December 3.14 up 0.02. July corn 2.25 up 0.03, September 2.32 up 0.01, December 2.37 up 0.01. July soybeans 6.41 up 0.07, August 6.36 up 0.03, September 6.13 up 0.01. Prices quoted: corn 2.13 beans 6.32.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Car veers into creek bed near Gebhard Woods State Park
Joseph A. Chavez 22 of Fairbury was cited for failure to reduce speed after his car left Ottawa Street and plunged into Nettle Creek near Gebhard Woods State Park. He sustained minor injuries, remained at a friend’s overnight, posted 35 dollar bond, and is due in Grundy County Circuit Court August 17. The car front end was demolished and removed by Olson's Sunoco.
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Ottawa St
Nettle Creek
Joseph A. Chavez
Fairbury
Gebhard Woods State Park
Tod Williams
Ottawa Bend
Chavez
Grundy County
Olson
Sunoco
Joliet Market Live Stock Report
Joliet Illinois market report notes cattle sales too light to establish a market. Hog prices up 50 to 75 cents with a range for No 1-2 200-220 lb at 48.00 to 48.50 and 220-240 lb at 47.50 to 48.00. Additional quotes include No 1-3 230-240 lb 47.00 to 47.50 and 240-260 lb 45.50 to 47.00, with some No 2-3 330 lb at 41.50. Friday receipts projected cattle 250 and hogs 1,000.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Guard Attacks American Diplomat on Moscow Embassy Grounds
A Soviet militiaman entered the U S Embassy in Moscow and roughed up Raymond F Smith second secretary in the political section. The embassy called it an intrusion and a strong protest was lodged with the Soviet Foreign Ministry. Smith was not seriously injured.
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Moscow
API
U.S
Raymond F. Smith
Smith
Court martial hearings over heat stroke deaths
Closed hearings began at Fort Jackson to decide if two drill sergeants should be court martialed for the heat stroke deaths of two 17 year old recruits on their first day of basic training. Sgt Willie L Alexander and Sgt 1st Class Lawrence Chapman Jr face charges of involuntary manslaughter dereliction of duty and maltreatment. Witnesses and up to 50 trainees may testify. hearings are closed to the public.
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Fort Jackson
S.C
UPI
Bruce Andrae
Army
Willie L. Alexander
Timmonsville
Lawrence Chapman Jr
Pickens
Wayne Krassow
Cygnet
Ohio
Lester T. Watts
York
Andrae
Edward Anderson
Joliet Accident Kills Man Injures Another
In Joliet Illinois a car on Interstate 55 near Illinois 59 rolled over twice after losing control. Robert P. Rees 18 Elk Grove Village died on arrival at St Joseph Hospital. Timothy Wellman also Elk Grove Village refused treatment for minor cuts and bruises.
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Robert P. Rees
Elk Grove Village
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Timothy Wellman
Rees
Interstate 55
Illinois 59
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