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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1971

Page

7

Motry Divorce Notice in Thirteenth Circuit

The case against Sarah Motry seeks divorce and relief in Grundy County with a July 12 1971 deadline to answer. Clerk Robert T. Williamson notes the suit filed in the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit.

County OF Grundy The Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Morris, Ilinois Joseph Motry Chancery Sarah Motry Circuit Court of the Grundy County Court House Robert T. Williamson

Leopard lead concentrations alarm over human exposure

A sick leopard and dead twin at Staten Island Zoo highlight rising lead levels in animals and potential danger to humans. Pathologists cite gasoline fumes and industrial activity as main sources, with elevated lead in lions tigers and zoo cats.

Alton Blakeslee NEW York (Ap Mr. Leopard New York Medical College Staten Island Zoo New York City Leopard Ralph Strebel Bronx Zoo Strebel The Medical College Leonard Dennis F. Crafton Craston

STP Chief Denies Consumer Reports Engine Oil Claim

Anthony Granatelli, STP Corp. president, rejects Consumer Reports findings that STP engine oil additive could harm engines or void warranties. He calls the report unfair and distorted and says Consumers Union acts irresponsibly.

Chicago Anthony Andy”’ Granatelli STP Corp Granatelli Consumer Reports Consumer's Union Mount Vernon N.Y Consumers Union

STP defend additives amid Supreme Court ruling claims

Granatelli argues consumer groups misread a Supreme Court ruling and says STP keeps engines protected in heat by thicker oil. He states auto makers endorse additives and no warranty bans exist, challenging the Consumer Union and reports as distortions.

Supreme Court

White House wedding guest list highlights Nixon donors

The Washington wedding for Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox drew major GOP backers with more than half a million dollars in donations. Names include Elmer H. Bobst Thomas A. Pappas Patrick J. Frawley J. Willard Marriott John M. Shaheen Henry Salvatori Robert H. Abplanalp Richard M. Scaife DeWitt Wallace Hobart Lewis and others, skipping prominent Republicans like Ford Warren Scott.

Washington White House Congress Nixon Greece Los Angeles Tricia Nixon Edward F. Cox Elmer H. Bobst New York Thomas A. Pappas Boston Patrick J. Frawley Senate Hugh Scott House Gerald R. Ford Earl Warren Richard Nixon Bobst Warner-Lambert Co Justice Department Warner-Lambert Atty John N. Mitchell Federal Trade Commission Pappas Atlantic Coca-Cola J. Willard Marriott Donald Marriott Athens John M. Shaheen New York City Machiasport Maine Shaheen Ford Frawley Nicaragua John A. Mulcahy Murphy J.A. Mulcahy Westchester County Henry Salvatori Sr Salvatori Barry M. Goldwater Richard M. Scaife Pittsburgh Mellon DeWitt Wallace Mount Kosco N.Y Reader’s Digest Reader's Digest Hobart D. Lewis

Youth Killed in West Side Shootout

In Chicago a 12 year old named Ricky Flowers was shot and killed while riding a bicycle near his home. Police say the fatal shot came during a shootout between Otha Odum 24 and an unknown gunman with a second man firing from Odums car. Authorities are seeking Robert Anderson 26 and another man about 30 in connection with the incident.

Chicago Ricky Flowers West Side Otha Odum Odum Robert Anderson

Marine Reservist Convicted for Refusing Haircut Order

Glenview Naval Air Station heard Lance Cpl. Scott Novak receive a general court martial verdict for willfully disobeying a lawful command over hair length. He was demoted to private, ordered to 30 days extended active duty, and fined 127 dollars. Novak wore a wig to avoid a haircut, arguing it was his right during monthly training. He plans to appeal and will visit the barber on base.

Glenview Lit Marine Corps Lance Cpl Scott Novak Glenview Naval Air Station Chicago Novak Skokie Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Phrase origins United we stand in literary history

The World Almanac traces the origin of the line United we stand divided we fall to two 18th and 19th century sources. George Morris used a variant in 1849 in The Flag of Our Union while John Dickinson wrote Liberty Song in 1768 with By uniting we stand by dividing we fall.

George Morris The World Almanac John Dickinson

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