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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1978

Page

10

Obituary: Ropp of Wilmington Held in 1960s Era

Ropp, born in Ikeley Kentucky and raised in Washington Illinois, lived in Wilmington since 1925. He was preceded in death by wife Elizabeth in 1966. Funeral services will be at 2 Thursday at Patterson Funeral Chapel Braidwood led by Rev. David Catlin. Visitation is Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Cremation will follow. Ropp survived by his wife of Wilmington, one son, two daughters Ronda and Khel, two grandsons Roland Russell, three great grandchildren, one sister Mrs. Frost of Wilmington.

Eph Hospital Jolieturviving Neral Chapel R. Ropp Ikeley Inshington Ill Imington Department of Nservation

Joliet Market Live Stock Prices Report

Joliet Illinois live stock summary shows cattle numbers at 2,500 with steers steady to 25 higher and heifers 25 to 50 higher. High choice and prime steers 55.50 to 56.50, rest of classes range 51.00 to 55.50 with cows 35.00 to 38.00. Hogs at 1,100 with 50 to 1.00 higher, various weights quoted from 41.00 to 48.25 depending on grade and weight.

Joliet, Ill UPI

Grain Prices at Noon on Chicago Board of Trade

Wheat futures rose with Sep up 4 cents, Dec up 3 to 3.18, and Mar up 3.54. Corn Sep 2.29 up 1, Dec 2.36 up 2, Mar 2.44 up 2.25. Soybeans Aug 6.27 up 4.25, Sep 6.11 up 5, Nov 6.01 up 4. Market report from Chicago notes higher grains with irregular gains in soybeans and steady corn.

Chicago UPI Board of Trade

Dwight man found hanged in Dwight Illinois

Dennis Ramey 22 of Dwight was found hanged Tuesday morning from a walk bridge over Goose Berry Creek between Waupansie and Seminole streets. Coroner says rope used. funeral set for Davis Funeral Home with burial at Evergreen Cemetery.

Dwight Goose Berry Creek Dennis Ramey Seminole St Livingston County Keith van Qualen Ramey Waupansie Seminole Sts James Enger Enger Dennis J. Ramey Berwyn Walter Fedelia Hall) Ramey Morris Terry Robert Jeff Gary Air Force Steve Sue Ramey Davis Funeral Home Evergreen Cemetery Funeral Home

Fair condition updates amid interstate crash injuries

Barry B. Williams 33 of Braidwood and Sharon Oltker 34 of Coal City were listed in fair condition after a Sunday one car crash on Interstate 55 near Illinois 129. Williams remained at St Joseph Joliet then reported to Wesley Memorial Chicago though treated at St Joseph Joliet. Stacie Monbrum 17 of Coal City was injured July 15 in a two car crash on Illinois 113 and German Rd with Verel Hilgendorf 53 of Wilmington in serious condition and John Thompson 54 of Braidwood killed.

Barry B. Williams Braidwood St. Joseph Hospital Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago Williams Joliet Interstate 55 Illinois 129 Sharon Oltker Coal City Stacie Monbrum Illinois 113 German Rd Verel Hilgendorf Wilmington

NRC Finds No Violations at Zion Plant After Waste Equipment Breakdown

NRC investigation led by Jan Strasma found Zion nuclear power plant did not violate NRC rules and no worker received radiation above limits during a waste packaging machine failure. The NRC will coordinate with the plant to further reduce exposure and improve procedures.

NRC Zion Strasma

Suspect in boy's murder arrested

CHICAGO API reports a 35 year old construction worker, Glen Boehm of Chicago, charged with murder in the death of 10 year old Fabian Carter. Fabian disappeared Sunday and was found dead near Summit after an autopsy planned today. He needed medication every four hours for a cerebral disorder.

Chicago API Glen Boehm Fabian Carter Summit Boehm Oak Lawn Fabian U.S. 66 Interstate 55 Des Plaines River Des Plaines

Man recalls 1960s offer to kill MLK in St Louis

Russell G. Byers testified to a House committee that two St Louis businessmen offered $50,000 to arrange the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr in late 1966 or early 1967. The Times reported the claim, calling it part of an intense inquiry. Byers said the offer came from John H. Sutherland and another man, both now deceased, with ties to a water company in Imperial.

ST. Louis UPI Missouri James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Jr New York Times the Times Russell G. Byers House King Byers John H. Sutherland White Citizens Council of Sutherland John R. Kauffmann Times

Autopsy inconclusive in park death of 14 year old

Kane County coroner May Lou Kearnes said autopsy on Michael McCoy of Rolling Meadows proved inconclusive and further investigation is needed after he tripped and died following a bumper car ride at Santa's Village in East Dundee. Park ride has been closed for safety checks.

Registration Opens for MVK District Students in August

Registration for Mazon Verona Kinsman Community Unit District No 2 begins Monday August 21 with complete notices sent to parents in early August. First attendance day is August 28 and the lunch program starts August 29 with 60 cent daily meals.

Mazon-Verona-Kinsman Community Unit District No. 2

First test-tube baby born in Oldham England

The world's first test-tube baby, a 5 pound 12 ounce girl named Patricia, was born by Caesarean at Oldham General Hospital to Lesley Brown and husband John. The birth, at 11:47 p.m. Tuesday, marks a milestone in reproductive science, drawing both praise and caution from medical leaders and public figures.

Oldham England UPI Lesley Brown Patricia Patrick Steptoe Oldham General Hospital John Steptoe Mrs. Brown

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