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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1978

Page

6

CIA eyeing Oswald burial test sparked by wrist scar

CIA officials debated digging up Lee Harvey Oswald’s body to examine a left wrist scar and probe theories his 1959 Soviet death incident was a setup for brainwashing by Soviet agents. Hoover blocked the idea in 1964 while the Warren Commission avoided pressuring the FBI, noting Oswald’s alleged death by own action remained a key point in his Soviet experiences.

Washington UPI CIA Lee Harvey Oswald Russia FBI J. Edgar Hoover Warren Commission Oswald John F. Kennedy Soviet Union Botkinskaya Moscow U.S United States Commission W. David Slawson Kennedy Secret Service Michael Levy

Police seize $1 million in drugs in Evanston raid

Nine detectives searched a quiet Evanston residence at 1145 p.m. arresting occupants Anthony Conti 25 and Nancy McCambridge 26 on marijuana and controlled substance charges. Officers found over 1000 pounds of marijuana, cocaine hashish amphetamines barbiturates and $30000 cash.

Evanston Ill UPI Anthony Conti Nancy McCambridge

Police Briefs Report Two Burglaries and Roadside Incidents

Morris police investigated two burglaries with a broken church window at Bethlehem Lutheran Church and a shed opening at 921 E North St. A man near the church was questioned and released. A South Wilmington woman hit a deer on Rice Rd causing about 300 dollars in damage to a 1973 Chevrolet. Other incidents include traffic tickets, vandalism to a 1973 Chevrolet, and a CB radio theft from a truck. A Pine Bluff Rd youth, Mark Gilliam, 18, was arrested for disorderly conduct after a late night disturbance.

Morris Bethlehem Lutheran W. Jefferson St Thomas Bednarik Roger Miller Kurt Salems Carl Ehrler E. North St South Wilmington Rice Rd Donna Muzzarelli Grundy County Pine Bluff Rd Jackson and Liberty Sts Mark Gilliam

Police arrest Francis Rinke on Will County warrant

Morris police arrested Francis Rinke, 123, on a Will County warrant at 11 a.m. Wednesday at W Washington Street. Officer Kurt Salems delivered him to the county jail where he was held for Will County deputies. Rinke was wanted in connection with a traffic violation.

Morris Francis Rinke W. Washington St Will County Kurt Salems Rinke Grundy County

Braceville Man Charged With Property Damage

Braceville resident James Nichols age 33 faces misdemeanor criminal damage to property in a complaint filed by Connie Green. Police report he broke several ceramic items at Green's Braceville home about 7 45 p.m. Nichols posted 35 dollar bond at Grundy County Jail and is set to appear in court on August 14.

James Nichols Braceville Connie Green Charles Shelby Nichols

Hew limits payments for simple medical tests and equipment

Washington government moves to cut welfare medical costs by setting payment limits for simple laboratory tests and common equipment. Initially 12 tests plus beds and wheelchairs will be capped at the lowest local prices, expanding to more tests and items within six months to boost price competition.

Washington UPI Health, Education and Welfare Joseph Califano Califano Medicare

Personal injury suit dismissed in Grundy County

A December 1976 suit over injuries from a June 7 1976 motorcycle collision on Cemetery Road east of Morris was dismissed in Grundy County Circuit Court as all issues were settled. Plaintiff Robert Kezerle cited injuries from the crash with Debbie Johnson, who was operating a car on the same eastbound path.

Grundy County Robert Kezerle Rve. 5 Debbie Johnson Illinois Ave Kezerle Cemetery Rd Morris Miss Johnson

Gov Bennett Wears Suit Coat Despite Heat in Split Trousers

Concordia Kan. Gov Robert Bennett appeared in public in a suit coat despite 90 degree heat on Wednesday. He explained the reason later the seam in the back of his trousers had split forcing him to keep his coat on.

Concordia Kan Upi Robert Bennett

Fire damages home in MacIntosh Subdivision

A sump pump short in its wiring caused minor damage at the Robert Oliver residence in MacIntosh Subdivision, near 67 Mallard Lane. Grundy County deputies assisted Coal City Fire Department after the 11 a.m. call Wednesday. the fire was extinguished upon arrival and no other damage was reported.

MacIntosh Grundy County Sheriff's Deputies Coal City Fire Department Robert Oliver Mallard Lane

Traffic court misreported on stop sign ticket dismissal

Corrected report shows Hongvan Butcher 31 Gardner had a stop sign ticket dismissed due to absence of the complaining witness Pamela Pfaff 21 Ashley Rd fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for 41 in a 25 mph zone cited June 29 by Morris officer Roger Miller in the 700 block of E Washington St. Anthony Gorsich 32 Rte 1 Forrest Dr Mazon fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for failure to yield ticketed July 6 by Grundy Sheriff Sgt Frank Schmitt.

Hongvan Gardner Grundy County William Sklut Pamela Pfaff Ashley Rd Morris Roger Miller E. Washington St Anthony Gorsich Rte. 1 Forrest Dr Mazon Frank Schmitt

Corruption at GSA Costing At Least 90 Million Yearly

President Carter directs the Justice Department to join probes into deeply embedded GSA corruption. A study estimates 300 federal employees aided contractors in overcharging, with common cases like double billing for painting. Investigations aim for rapid remedial action and whistleblower protection.

GSA Washington UPI General Services Administration Carter Justice Department White House Jay Solomon Griffin Bell Solomon Arthur Goldberg Egypt Anwar Sadat U.N U.S. Middle East Goldberg

NIU Huskies host two marching band weekends at DeKalb

Northern Illinois University hosts two contests at Huskie Stadium with nearly 3,000 bandsmen and fans from Illinois California and Wisconsin. Friday features a NIU Marching Huskies Show Band event, while Saturday hosts the Drum Corps Midwest Championship with 20 drum corps from six states vying for $11,000 in prizes. Preliminaries start 8 a.m. finals at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. rain plan shifts finals to noon Sunday. Tickets $3 at gate, finals $5, prelims $2. top 10 prelim winners join DCM board. Events located in DeKalb Sycamore Genoa Mal.

Dekalb Ill Northern Illinois University Huskie Stadium California Illinois Wisconsin NIU Marching Huskies Michael Embrey Marching Huskies NIA Dave Beard DCM Beard DCM Board of Directors Midwest Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota NIU

Crane Eyes 1980 Run for GOP Presidential Nomination

Representative Philip Crane of Illinois informed Ronald Reagan he will declare his candidacy for the 1980 Republican nomination before Labor Day. Crane, 47, who ran Reagan’s Illinois campaign in 1976, would be the first declared candidate from Congress.

Washington UPI Philip Crane Illinois Ronald Reagan GOP Crane Reagan Capitol Hill Paul Laxalt Standard Gerald Ford California Congress Laxalt

Career Paths for a Chemistry Major in The Worry Clinic

Dr George W Crane outlines career options for Howard D a chemistry major freshman. Teaching chemistry at high school or college, pure research in pharma and industry, becoming a pharmacist, store ownership or management in drugstores, and links to Walgreen founder stories.

The Worry Clinic George W. Crane Howard Howard D Dr. Crane

Dear Ann Landers advises on comforting miscarriages and suesphalt

The letter explains how well meaning comments hurt a friend who miscarried and urges readers to offer sensitive comfort. It also recounts road accidents and legal advice, followed by the columnist’s guidance on avoiding unhelpful remarks. The page shows multiple readers seeking advice and Ann Landers’s responses.

Ann P.S

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