Obituary of Clinton E Waltermire 66 at St Joseph Joliet
Clinton Eugene Waltermire 66 of 1711 Parklake Drive died at 9 45 a m Friday at St Joseph Hospital Joliet after he fell ill at work with Northern Petrochemical Morris Funeral services were held at 2 p m today at the Finland Chapel with Rev Donald Conrad officiating Graveside services will be 2 p m Tuesday at Lakeview Memorial Gardens Belleville He was born August 3 1911 in St Marys Ohio son of Joseph and the late Julia Waltermire He attended Ohio schools and Washington University St Louis He worked 19 years for Monsanto East St Louis 20 years for U S Industrial Tuscola eight years for Northern Petrochemical and was a consultant engineer He also taught music He married Frances Pettis September 23 1946 in Pickett Arkansas who survives with three sons Milton St Joseph Gaylord Omaha Neb and Robert Colorado Springs Colo eight grandchildren two great grandchildren a twin brother Clifford Dean Caseyville and a sister Alma Schuller Toledo Ohio several nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by his parents a son a daughter three brothers and two sisters.
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Clinton E. Waltermire
Parklake Drive
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Northern Petrochemical Co
Morris
Finland Chapel
Donald Conrad
Melvin Johnson
Milton Carlson
Bob Williams
Bernie Sanders
Austin Bollen
Curt Chaney
Clyde Wagoner
Ray Weatherford
Lakeview Memorial Gardens
Belleville
Clinton Eugene Waltermire
St. Mary’s
Ohio
Joseph Waltermire
Washington University
St. Louis
Monsanto Chemical Co
East St. Louis
U.S. Industrial Chemical Co
Tuscola
Waltermire
Frances Pettis
Pickett
Ark
Milton
Illinois Gov signs bills to boost school aid and change Memorial Day
Gov. James R. Thompson in Springfield, with the Legislature, signed two bills to alter the state school aid formula and add 33 million dollars to funding, saying the plan will be fully funded for the first time. He noted a 10.6 percent rise in education spending to 1.9 billion dollars and cited savings on health insurance and old education claims as allowing the extra funding. The measure aims to aid downstate and collar counties while shifting costs from Chicago, and Thompson reluctantly signed a third bill changing Memorial Day to align with the federal holiday, linking the move to summer school reimbursements for the profoundly handicapped.
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Springfield
Ill
UPI
James R. Thompson
Thompson
Illinois
Downstate
Collar
Chicago
GOP seeks treasurer's candidate for Grundy County
Republican voters are invited to a Grundy County Central Committee meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday Aug 8 in Room 23 on the second floor of the Grundy County Courthouse Morris to fill a county treasurer vacancy created after Robert White withdrew. The committee will select a replacement per state law with ample time for all applicants to present.
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Grundy County
Republican Central Committee
Morris
Robert White
James Washburn
Washburn
Joliet Market Live Stock Report
Joliet Ill. live stock report shows cattle at 3,200 with steers steady to 50 lower and heifers mostly steady. High choice and prime steers 55.50 to 56.00, choice 54.00 to 55.50, heifers 52.00 to 53.00, loads 53.25, cows 37.00 to 40.00. Hogs 1,000 steady to 25 higher, No 1-2 200-240 lb 48.25 to 48.50, some 48.00, 240-250 lb 47.00 to 48.00.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Grain Prices at Noon on Board of Trade
Chicago markets report corn lower and wheat irregular at noon. Corn Sep 2.27 down 34, Dec 2.34 down 34, Mar 2.42 down 1. Soybeans Aug 6.38 up 1, Sep 6.20 down 114, Nov 6.04 down 5. Prices reflect midday trading on the Board of Trade.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Calhoun cited for illegal left turn to park in Wilmington
William Calhoun 23 of Maple Street Wilmington was ticketed by Coal City police at 4 30 p m Friday for making an illegal left turn to park on Broad street He posted a 35 bond and is due in court on August 17 at Coal City court
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Maple St
Wilmington
Coal City
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Calhoun
Driving complaint leads to arrest in Grundy County
A report of a reckless driver in Ceal Subdivision Friday at 7 20 p m led police to Morris man Roger L Foster 16 1058 Hi Park Blvd who was cited for registration violations The blue Dodge Duster had no license plates Foster was jailed after failing to post 35 cash bond and is to appear in circuit court August 17.
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Ceal Subdivision
Morris
Roger L. Foster
Hi- Park Blvd
Foster
Grundy County
Dubious medical reports raise concerns in medical journals
Dr Arnold S Relman of the New England Journal of Medicine warns the growing number of medical journals invites sloppy research into print. He says persistent researchers can circulate dubious work and that editors must regularly weed out bad studies to avoid guiding medical treatment poorly.
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Patrick A. Malone
Boston
UPI
New England Journal of Medicine
Arnold S. Relman
Driver forced off road near Eileen in early morning crash
Larry Leet, 20, of Mallard Lane, says a south bound dark colored Chevrolet forced him off Dresden Road at North Street in Eileen about 1:05 a.m. Saturday. His 1978 Oldsmobile hit a guard rail, with damage estimated at 700 dollars to the right rear. Deputy Jeff Black investigated.
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Eileen
Larry Leet
Mallard Lane
Jeff Black
Dresden Rd
North St
Leet
Seneca Township High School Board Meets on Thursday
The Seneca Township High School board will discuss the building program, a budget presentation, and roofing repairs at Thursday’s meeting held at the school. The meeting time is not listed.
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Seneca Township High School
Shootout ends siege at Iraqi Embassy in Paris
In Paris a 22 hour siege ended when police shot at Arabic speaking gunmen who stormed the Iraqi Embassy. Authorities reported casualties uncertain with one embassy casualty critically wounded earlier. Hostages and embassy staff evacuated as gunmen demanded flight to London to free a captured comrade.
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Paris
UPI
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
London
Five missing from fishing boat after Gulf storm Amelia
Coast Guard units searched the Gulf of Mexico for five missing mariners after Amelia the season’s first tropical storm churned seas with 50 mph winds. Rescue efforts followed reports of a fishing boat crew missing as storm warnings amplified.
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Gulf of Mexico
Corpus Christi
Texas
UPI
U.S. Coast Guard
Amelia
National Weather Service
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