Morton opposes tariff removal if OPEC raises oil prices
Commerce Secretary Rogers C. Morton said the administration should consider removing the $2 a barrel tariff on imported oil if OPEC countries hike prices this fall. He noted any decision would require analysis and could be self defeating for OPEC by reducing demand.
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Supreme Court to Hear Black Lung Case on Benefit Rules
The Supreme Court will review 1972 amendments to the Coal Mine Safety Act requiring benefits for miners with advanced black lung disease. 22 coal mine operators and the Labor Department appealed after a federal court upheld most of the law but struck down two sections. The case will be decided by written opinion.
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UPI
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Crippled Man Fights Robbers. One Suspect Dead In Chicago
A 43 year old crutch bound resident wrestled a pistol from one of two would be robbers in a South Side apartment entry. He shot and killed one suspect while police report a juvenile was arrested and charged in a juvenile petition with attempted robbery and murder. Carl Laws aged 20 who had been paroled after an armed robbery conviction died from a gunshot wound at Michael Reese Hospital early today.
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UPS
Carl Laws
Michael Reese
South Side
Coal City man released on bond in battery case
Harold Tolbert of Coal City posted 100 dollar bond after a wife signed a Thursday complaint alleging he struck Judith Tolbert. Tolbert was ordered to appear in court on June 23, alongside his wife and four children.
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St Clair says public won’t blame him for Nixon deeds
James D. St. Clair former impeachment lawyer for Richard Nixon tells 219 New England Law School graduates that the public can separate the lawyer from the client. He stresses the legal profession must retain propriety and recognize the adversary relationship.
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Boston
UPI
James D. St. Clair
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New England Law School
Basil Attends White House Industrial Leaders Conference
Reichold Chemical Inc. manager Basil will join about 250 leaders at a White House conference with President Ford. Also attending are John Minzing and John Young of the Will Grundy Manufacturer's Association. Topics may include energy inflation and recession. Brown reports mailbox vandalism in Grundy County.
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Reichold Chemical Inc
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National Industrial Council
Two solicitors arrested for no permit in Morris
Morris Police arrested Hatti Walton 21 of Aurora and Mike Fischer 27 of Richfield Minn for soliciting without a permit at 803 E Jackson St. after a caller reported solicitors. Each posted 25 bond and were set to appear in court June 25.
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Hatti Walton
Aurora
Mike Fischer
Richfield
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Building permit issued for new Illinois 47 project
Fox Valley Production Credit Association and the Federal Land Bank Association have obtained a city building permit for a new structure on Illinois 47 south of Saratoga School. An earlier Morris Daily Herald report incorrectly stated the permit was issued only to the Federal Land Bank.
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Couple held on burglary charges after preliminary hearing
Charles Ellis and his wife Judith Ellis both 28 of Chicago are held on burglary and theft after a Grundy County preliminary hearing. They waived grand jury indictment and face a jury trial July 21. Police linked items to Seven Gables restaurant after spotting a broken window and a car behind the closed site.
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Two Morris youths jailed after Washington Street disturbance
Police arrested Ronald Black 18 and Steven Welch 20 after a disturbance on E Washington St. Black faced disorderly conduct and Welch obstructing police charges. Black bonded at 25 dollars and Welch at 100. Mrs Lois Wicks reported near collision and swearing. Both men were set for June 23 court.
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E. Washington St
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Kiersted St
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Nettle Creek Township
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Solicitor report cites two men soliciting without permit
Charles Ingram and Eileen notified Grundy County Sheriff's Department at 7 24 p m Friday that two men soliciting at their home lacked a permit. They were driving a light green 1974 Oldsmobile and were last seen heading east on Illinois 113.
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Eileen
Grundy County
Charge man with kicking woman
Mickey Peterson, 24, of 828 Division St., released on 25 bond after being accused by Robert Stansberry of kicking a woman lying on the street. The woman is identified as Peterson's wife. Peterson faces disorderly conduct charges and was arrested Friday evening in the 400 block of Liberty St. He is due in court June 18.
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Liberty St
Arrest man on Logan County charge
Benjamin Perry of Lincoln was arrested by Grundy County Deputy Sheriff Raymond Odom after Dwight Police stopped him at the Coffee House area for no license plates and no driver's license. A Logan County warrant for obstructing justice led to his detention and $100 bond with the car towed pending ownership proof.
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Logan County
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Traffic Court Fines Set In Multiple Old County Violations
Stephen Geiss 17 of Minooka paid 28 dollars plus 10 dollars costs for 79 mph in a 55 zone on I 80 near Illinois 47. Laverne Wiegand 54 of Joliet paid 13 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for 68 mph in a 55 zone on I 80 near Illinois 47. Michael McCormick 19 of Dwight paid 10 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for improper lane usage on Lisbon Rd. Robert Barnett 23 of Gardner paid 10 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for failing to yield at a stop sign at Braceville and Carbon Hill Rds.
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Wabena St
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Illinois
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Lisbon St
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Pollard St
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Elected Officials List For Illinois Highlights
A concise roster of national and state legislators including Sen Charles Percy Rep James Washburn Sen Adlai Stevenson Rep George Ryan Rep Tim Hall Rep Jack Beaupre Sen Jerry Joyce and contact offices in Washington Chicago Springfield Dwight Kankakee and related addresses and phone numbers.
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Color blindness explained by Dr. George W Crane clinic
In a reader column case Mark F a 19 year old college sophomore learns color perception flaws. The piece explains red and green blindness inheritance how blue yellow contrast works and how to test color differences with a grayscale snapshot and complementary hues.
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Ann Landers letters ask about pallbearers and parenting
A reader asks how to handle a living friend’s pallbearer request for a dying husband. Ann Landers advises informing the husband and friend, and keeping updated. Letters from readers accuse parenting mistakes, with guidance on teen rebellion and family duties.
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