Memorial Day Parade Draws About 500 Despite Rain
About 500 people attended the Grundy County Memorial Day celebration at the courthouse. The event featured VFW, American Legion, War Mothers, Scouts, local bands, and city and county officials with remarks on veterans' rights and benefits, ending with services at the courthouse.
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Grundy County
Donald Davidson Sr
VFW
Morris and
Marseilles
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion Color Guard
War Mothers
Morris Grade
Morris
Morris Police
Chapin Park
Benton St
Liberty St
E. L
Butch) Olson
John Martin Steele
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Burdette Enger
American Legion
Davidson
Roy Hamburger
Gerald Belt
Channahan man charged with burglary and aggravated battery
Richard Gladkowski, 18, was arrested by Minooka police and Grundy County sheriff's deputies about 12 16 a.m. Monday after he was caught burglarizing a property. Bond was scheduled to be set in Grundy County Circuit Court today.
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Grundy County
Channahan
Richard Gladkowski
Minooka Police
Weather and Crime Summary at Minooka near Dresden Island
Weather notes show highs up to 70s and recent lows in the 50s with 1.11 inches of precipitation. A theft and burglary incident at Kountry Kitchen Restaurant on Mondamon Street ended with Gladkowski under arrest after being restrained by Gail Coop, who sustained injuries helping police.
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Dresden Island Locks and Dam
Morris
ESDA
Mondamon St
Minooka
Grundy County
James Olson
Gail Coop
Gladkowski
Coop
Olson
Midniight
Det. Olson
Yorkville man dies in home accident at age 68
Donald H. Stewart 68 of Fox Road Yorkville died after a car jack slipped crushing him at his home. He was found by an Aurora Beacon News driver and had worked as a Beacon route man for three years. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Larson Funeral Home Yorkville with burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Yorkville
Donald H. Stewart
Fox Road
Cording
Kendall County
Everett
Donald
Aurora
Patsy Dotson
Pearl Quackenbush
Chicago
Larson
Lawrence Rezash
Elmwood Cemetery
CBE seeks stricter rules on nuclear plants near cities
Citizens for a Better Environment and 21 groups press for formal NRC guidelines to ban nuclear plants within 40 miles of densely populated areas. They cite Zion Dresden and Braidwood in Illinois and Bailly near Portage Indiana as violations and urge relocation of new plants from urban areas. Allie Polivka says ending nuclear plants is the ultimate solution.
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Chicago
UPI
Citizens For
CBE
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Zion
Dresden
Braidwood
Illinois
Bailly
Portage
Ind
Allie Polivka
Nuclear plants placed on low level security alert nationwide
Dresden nuclear station and 57 other U S plants were put on a low level security alert after NRC reports of a possible takeover attempt. Rep George Miller urged NRC to explain the move while Illinois authorities cited unconfirmed threats ahead of California’s June vote on plant safety certification.
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Dresden
Bill Harrah
News and Information Department
Commonwealth Edison Co
Chicago
George Miller
D-Calif
Nuclear Oversight Committee
NRC
California
Four Injured In City Accidents Over Holiday Weekend
Four people were injured in separate city crashes over the holiday weekend. In the first, Brian Delrose and Michael Struck, both teens, were treated at Morris Hospital after a Sunday 12:40 p.m. collision at E Chapin and Price. Struck was ticketed for driving too fast for conditions and faces a June 17 court date after posting a $25 bond. Delrose’s and Struck’s cars suffered over $100 in damage. both were towed from the scene.
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Brian Delrose
Meadows Circle
Michael Struck
E. Main St
Morris Hospital
E. Chapin and
Price Sts
Morris
Gerald Broderick
Delrose
Price St
E. Chapin St
William Delrose
Struck
John Struck
Max Babcock
Hanson
Armstrong St
Babcock
Morris Daily Herald brief item
June 1 1976 Morris Illinois edition notes a twelve page daily issue. Social and local items appear in standard community newspaper format. No specific events or people are detailed in the readable text.
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Morris Daily Herald
Yorkville district studies budget cuts and time shifts
Yorkville Community Unit District Board discusses budget cuts and staggered school start times to reduce bus use. Superintendent Dr. James Garnett cites possible three start times and ongoing work on bus routes while the education fund shows a near 100000 deficit.
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Yorkville
Garnett
Transportation
Illinois Municipal Retirement
Dennis Austin
Yorkville-Bristol
Utility pole downed by hit and run driver
Two hit and run incidents were reported to Grundy over the weekend. A pole on Lynn and DuPont Roads was broken loose by a vehicle at 9 55 a m Friday and had to be removed by Illinois Bell at 10 19 a m. Gene Dunning of Carbon Hill reported vehicle damage at 10 36 p m Friday from 8 p m Wednesday to 10 a m Friday with an estimated $200 loss and no vehicle description.
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Liberty St
Robert Stansberry
Miss Hausken
Moberg
Carson House
Darrell Hanson
Rod and Gun Club
Grundy County
Gene Dunning
Carbon Hill
Sheriff's Department
Dunning
Paul Estensen
Low-flying helicopter during Memorial Day parade
Morris police reported a helicopter circling low over the city during the Memorial Day Parade. The craft was said to be piloted by Roland Stott of 1309 Clay St and took off near Stott's Body Shop at 1003 Liberty St around 2 p.m. Authorities attempted to contact the FAA but were unsuccessful. An additional call to the FAA was planned.
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Morris
Roland Stott
Clay St
Stott
Liberty St
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Semi-truck Sideswipes Parked Bus on I 80 Near Morris
State Police report a westbound semi driven by John Fagg 41 Joliet sideswiped a parked bus off the shoulder four miles east of Morris on Interstate 80. No injuries were reported. The bus is owned by Rapid Bus Co Chicago. Bus driver’s name was not released.
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Morris
John Fagg
Joliet
Rapid Bus Co
Chicago
Aurora West Students Run 179 Miles for Bicentennial Relay
Ninety Aurora West High School runners from the track team and student council proceed from Aurora to Springfield as part of Run for America. The 179 mile relay passes through seven counties with deputies escorting them, ending at the Capitol steps where Governor Daniel Walker will meet the group.
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Aurora West High School
Grundy County
Aurora
Springfield
Capitol Steps
Daniel Walker
Sheriff's Departments
Jeff Wix
Morris
Kurt Salems
Ten Pigs Stolen From Bernard McGuan Farm
Mrs. McGuan reported to Grundy County Sheriff at 4 15 p m that ten pigs valued at 200 dollars were taken from a barn on Verona Road south of DuPont Road. Deputy Thomas Walker said the animals weighed 35 to 40 pounds and were taken between 10 30 p m Sunday and 4 p m Monday. nine pigs remained inside the barn and the hogs are black with white stripes. The report also notes a separate London BBC style item about Harold Wilson narrating documentaries, unrelated to the theft.
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Bernard McGuan
Buffalo Rd
Ford nominates Snow for NHTSA and Montgomery for NCUA
President Ford announced two nominations. John W. Snow of Toledo would head the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, succeeding James B. Gregory, who resigned. C. Austin Montgomery, Illinois Credit Union League legislative representative in Springfield since 1974, would lead the National Credit Union Administration after Herman Nickerson Jr. resigned.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
John W. Snow
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
C. Austin Montgomery
National Credit Union Administration
Snow
Toledo
Ohio
James B. Gregory
Montgomery
Illinois Credit Union League
Springfield
Herman Nickerson Jr
Morris Firemen to Start Carnival Ticket Sales
Morris firemen will begin advanced ticket sales for their annual carnival June 22 26 with door to door solicitations. Profits fund a new emergency unit as two new boats are ordered and a ladder truck will be converted to carry rescue boats. Contacts for stand operators include Muffler Coleman Heap and Enger.
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Muffler
Robert Coleman
Jay Heap
John Enger
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