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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1978
Page
4
Benton youth Randy D. Oaks faces reckless driving charges after a July incident and was ticketed Friday on Illinois 47 for 57 in a 35 mph zone. Oaks posted bond, with Aug. 8 and Aug. 10 circuit court dates set for the two charges.
Minooka police investigated vandalism to two cars at a residence. Earl Shearer said the vinyl top on a 1975 Chevrolet Cutlass was slashed between 2 and 8 a.m., with $200 damage. A valve stem on a 1972 Buick was cut. Mugboard holes and burned matches were found at Minooka Food Mart bulletin board, causing about $20 damage.
Grundy County Deputy Jeff Black interrupted a possible burglary about 11:45 p.m. Sunday on Mondamon Street in Minooka, seeing three people at the laundromat doorway. They fled into an alley as the squad car approached. The screen on the door had been tampered with, but the three suspects were not found after a perimeter search.
A traffic stop for loud mufflers Sunday at 12:53 a.m. resulted in a ticket for a 16 year old Seneca youth after beer was found in the vehicle. Russell E. Smith, 231 E. Scott St., Seneca, was released to the custody of his parents after posting a $35 cash bond on the ticket for illegal possession of alcohol. Morris Policeman Dennis Henderson stopped the 1968 Chevrole driven by Smith at Fulton St., just south of Benton St. An open can of beer and a six pack were found on the floor in the passenger side. Smith was verbally warned about the vehicle's loud exhaust system, police said.
Five motorists were ticketed for speeding in Morris on Friday. Louis VanDeG and Juchte, 21, posted license. John G. Jones, 29, posted bond. David B. Brown, 17, posted bond. Robert E. Smith, 57, posted license. Scott A. Bardell, 17, posted a $35 bond. All face Grundy County Circuit Court on August 10.
A Morris police stop in downtown Morris at 10:20 p.m. cited Timothy E. Brockman, 18, Rte. 5 Baker Rd., for illegal transportation of alcohol from a 1972 Chevrolet. Derek S. Jenkins, 17, 603 Main St., Mazon, was cited for illegal possession of beer. Both posted bonds and are due to appear Aug. 10.
Two bicycles were reported stolen from the Morris Municipal Swimming Pool area on Saturday afternoon. Todd Hunter of 1198 Lisbon Street told police at 3 05 p m that his 26 inch boys bike was taken while he swam. Kevin Leeds of 1029 Hoge Street reported his 20 inch boys bike stolen at 6 30 p m outside the pool area. The red white and blue Mr America bike and a red white All Pro K Mart brand bike were identified. Morris police are investigating.
Firemen were summoned to Standard Oil Fertilizer on Illinois 47 near Airport Road at 8 11 p m Friday after a bottle of ammonia began leaking Deputy Robert Davy arrived first and found leakage at both ends The scene was stabilised and no further action was required by the пожар team
Police in Morris shot a wounded cat at 11:15 a.m. Saturday after it allegedly chased several neighborhood children in the Buchanan Street area. Residents reported the animal, tail cut and back gash, seemed ill and approached youngsters before officers located it in a backyard at 115 Buchanan Street.
The Illinois Bureau of Employment Security says the extended benefits period ends with the week ending July 29. About 26,000 jobless workers are affected as the insured rate dipped below 5 percent for the week ending May 6, yet the law requires a 13 week continuation once set. Notices will be mailed to claimants in extended status while job services direct available openings.
Rep. Robert Michel 55 Republican House whip was beaten near his Capitol Hill home and remained in Bethesda Naval Hospital for a couple more days. President Carter called him at Camp David after the mugging. Michel said he escaped with no broken teeth or bones, seven stitches in his tongue, possible eye damage, and he lost his billfold, $100, and a wristwatch.
The letter denounces environmental groups and the EPA for pressuring Alaska to set aside vast wilderness areas. It argues Alaska needs resource development, criticizes President Carter for siding with extremists, and notes the state’s pushback in Congress and with its delegation to Washington.
Cornelia B asks Dr. George W. Crane how tobacco harms the heart and lowers male sexual urge. He outlines higher pulse rates, carbon monoxide effects, reduced oxygen, and a link to performance, noting AMA cautions and promising further guidance with his booklets.
Readers seek guidance on family etiquette and marital conflict. A Louisville reader asks about confronting a son in law’s table manners while another shares a tense in law relationship and threats of self harm. Ann Landers advises caution and professional therapy, suggesting counseling and support resources.
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