Appeals board rezones Tri Oil land to B III over B II bid
The appeals board unanimously recommended rezoning the Tri Oil property to B III, rejecting a B II request as conflicting with the corridor study. Limbach's 5 acre site at DuPont and Lynn Rds was granted rezoning to BI for an agriculture related business with plans for a 30 by 50 foot office and 60 by 120 foot warehouse. Thompson's M 1 zoning auto wrecking yard request was continued after objections for added fencing and distance conditions. Workman seeks a basement but flood plain rules limit floor level. crawl space permit granted and full basement may trigger lender concerns.
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Fay Clover
Tri Oil
Appeals Board
Clover
Planning Commission
William
Marjorie Limbach
DuPont and
Lynn Rds
Limbach
Ottawa
Grundy County
Sorensen
George Thompson
Herschel
Broadway Rd
Braceville Rd
Thompson
Jesse Colvin
Colvin
Tim Workman
Pine Bluff Rd
Mazon River
Workman
Wyoming Man Arrested for Unlawful Use of a Weapon
State police arrested Paul G. Cave 30 of Rock Springs Wyoming for unlawful use of a weapon after a caller at the Minooka rest area reported a man with a gun. Officers found Cave with a loaded pistol in a holster at the scene and he was jailed in Grundy County on bond.
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Wyoming
Paul G. Cave
Rock Springs
Wyo
Grundy County
Minooka
Cave
Joliet Market Cattle And Hogs See Mixed Steady Trade
Joliet Illinois cattle runs total 2600 with steers steady to 50 higher and heifers steady. High choice and prime steers reach 39.75 to 41.50 with some 42.50. hogs total 1700 with under 240 lb down 50 cents and heavier hogs steady. No 1-2 200-230 lb 50.00-50.50 and No 2-3 260-285 lb 47.00-48.50. Thursday receipts: cattle 25, hogs 1000.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
WheatHigher Corn Mixed Soybeans Firm at Noon on CBOT
Chicago UP I reports grain trading at midday with Wheat rising to 3.71 1/2 for September and 3.79 1/2 for December, while Soybeans show gains in nearby months and mixed moves for August through November. Corn movements are mixed across contracts.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Obituary of Glenn E. Nelson 50 Inglewood Calif
Glenn E. Nelson 50 of Inglewood California died Tuesday morning at Centinels Hospital. Born February 9 1926 in Morris he was the son of G P and Lois Williams Nelson. He served in the Navy in World War II and worked as a bookkeeper for a Credit Union in Inglewood. He is survived by his father and brothers Leonard Minooka Kenneth Grayslake Roger Tallahassee and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services Friday at 10 30 a m at the Davis Funeral Home with Rev Willard Giese officiating burial Evergreen Cemetery visitation Thursday 7 to 9 p m memorials to the Heart Fund.
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Glenn E. Nelson
Inglewood
Calif
Centinels Hospital
Morris
G. P
Lois (Williams) Nelson
Morris High School
Leonard
Minooka
Kenneth
Grayslake
Roger
Tallahassee
Fla
Davis Funeral Home
Willard Giese
Evergreen Cemetery
Funeral
Heart Fund
Cyclist injured in river bridge accident
A Roundlake Beachman was injured when his motorcycle was rear ended on the Illinois 47 River Bridge by a vehicle driven by Lyle Hougham 80 of Deming New Mexico. Wilbanks treated at Morris Hospital and released. Hougham cited for following too closely with bond posted.
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Roundlake
Illinois 47 River
James Wilbanks
Morris Hospital
Morris
Kurt Salems
Wilbanks
Lyle Hougham
Deming
N. Mex
Hougham
Morris Texaco
Mae Seaman
Rte. 1
Carbon Hill Rd
Coal City
Division
Benton Sts
Robert Stansberry
Seaman
Stansberry
Chris Popidinski
W. Jackson St
Norman
Joliet Man Held After On Roadside Weapons Find
Ralph Goff, 47, of Joliet, is being held in LaSalle County Jail after state and village police stopped his van on U S 6 near Channahon Tuesday about 9 p m. A .32 caliber pistol was found in the vehicle.
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Ralph Goff
Joliet
Goff
LaSalle County
Channahon
U.S. 6
GAO warns cabinet officials over nursing home Medicaid payments
The General Accounting Office says Acting Comptroller Keller will disallow payments to states with inadequate Medicaid review compliance for long term care. He sent 10 page letters to HEW Secretary Mathews Treasury Secretary Simon 53 state Medicaid directors and Rep. Moss outlining personal accountability for improper long term care disbursements.
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Washington
UPI
General Accounting Office
R.F. Keller
Keller
HEW
David Mathews
Treasury
William Simon
John Moss
D-Calif
Yorkville mayor names committee members
Mayor LeRoy Thanepohn assigns fiscal year committees with chairmen listed. Notable groups include Streets and Alleys led by Simmons Beach Groner and Water chaired by Wolff, Health and Sanitation by Simmons Beach Groner, and numerous other panels across Police Trees and Parks Sewers and Future Planning. Allan Brady named coordinator with weekly Thursday meetings sought.
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Yorkville
LeRoy Thanepohn
Roger Simmons
Larry Beach
Jerry Groner
Frank Wolff
Simmors
Hershel Smith
Simmons
Beach
Groner
Smith, Wolff
Bert Erickson
Erickson
Smith
Smith and Wolff
Wolff
Erickson, Simmons and Smith
Groner, Erickson and
Erickson and Simmons
F Erickson, Groner and Wolff
Allan Brady
Chamber of Commerce
Yorkville- Bristol
James Morganegg
Ronald Robb
Delmar Becker
Richard Ellis
Tom Lindblom
Donald Walters
Robert J. Coleman
Fred Dollman
Robert Mahoney
Mary Kay Price
Lawrence Langland
Harold Feltz
James Kenton
Danny Hanback
Dale Woodworth
Thanepohn
Behrens
Mary Jo Gardner
Carol Munson
Wayne Gutzwiler
Martin Behrens
Robert Yuill
Linda Hanback
Clara Rezash
Mary Hoover
Walter Olsen
William Harthan
James Garnett
Richard Haynes
Charles Stading
Jeff Farren
John Steinwart
Coleman
Picketing at Commonwealth Edison La Salle Plant Over Labor Walkout
In Illinois a wave of labor action includes at least one walkout and picketing of Commonwealth Edison La Salle nuclear plant near Seneca. About 1,450 roofing workers struck statewide with 1,400 Chicago area carpenters reporting for work despite contract expiration. Local 1 Iron Workers still on most jobs as talks continue.
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United Press International
Illinois
Commonwealth Edison
la Salle
Seneca
Chicago
Cook
DuPage
Lake
Will
Aurora
Keating
French general to visit China for high level talks
Gen. Guy Mery, chief of French armed forces, will fly to Peking for a 10 day visit with Chinese military leaders. It marks the first top Western military visit since 1949 civil war end and follows his call for closer NATO cooperation amid Cold War tensions.
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Paris
UPI
Guy Mery
Armed Forces
Peking
Defense Ministry
China
Mery
NATO
France
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Teaneck
N.J
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Trotter
Arthur Trotter
Eastern University
Nursing Home Accountability
Veterans OF
John Martin Steele
Main and
Franklin
Edison
LaSalle
Central
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National Review
Soviet Union
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P.B
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