Vigilantes Charged With Murder In Cliff Death
In Lennox California four men and two women were arrested on suspicion of murder burglary kidnapping false imprisonment and receiving stolen property after a vigilante group allegedly threw Joe Arce a 26 year old man off a cliff to die following a television theft. Deputies say the body was found last Thursday at Palos Verdes cliffs near the Pacific Ocean and the group had kidnapped Arce to recover the stolen set.
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Lennox
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
Joe Arce
Arce
Pacific Ocean
Palos Verdes
Excuse inmate from testifying in murder retrial
A Pontiac State Prison inmate was excused from testifying in Gerrick Taylor's murder retrial after claiming his testimony could jeopardize an appeal of a burglary sentence. The witness, Harris, was key in the first trial but refused to repeat testimony, delaying proceedings in Vermilion County.
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Danville
Ill
UPI
Pontiac
Gerrick Taylor
Taylor
Isaac H. Arseneau
Beaverville
Harris
Vermilion County
Iroquois County
Ronald L. Boyer
Potts Foreclosure Suit Dismissed by Agreement
A suit to foreclose the mortgage on Donald and Gloria Potts residence in Coal City was dismissed in Grundy County Circuit Court on Tuesday by agreement after settling all matters. Federal National Mortgage Association had claimed default on a 12 900 loan dated September 25 1970 and alleged owed totals of 12 182.96 principal 506.88 interest and 200 advancements totaling 12 88984.
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Donald
Gloria Potts
North St
Coal City
Federal National Mortgage Association
Grundy County
Federal National
Potts
MVK High School announces semester honor roll list
Thirty seven MVK students are on the semester honor roll and 13 on the merit list across grades. Senior honorees include Bill Hanley Ed Hyslop John Cushing and others. juniors sophomores and freshmen receive honors and merit designations with multiple named students listed.
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MVK High School
Bill Hanley
Ed Hyslop
John Cushing
Carol Lowery
Kim Phillips
Cheryl Patty
Kelli Houchin
Dana Goodman
Sharon Miller
Jane Phelan
Darilyn Beal
Marlin Hartman
Sandra Parrish
Kerry Carter
Greg Schaefer
Crystal
Weatherford
Bruce Baker
Pete Paulsen
Frankie Sereno
Jan Elgar
Gary Neu
Pam Kruger
Jackie Williams
Sandy O'Connell
Steve Bates
Mike Vint
Mike Blackman
Frank Smith
Debra Winsor
Kathy Gradis
Joy Schaefer
Shawn Madison
Crystal Weatherford
Susan Walsh
Mark Taylor
Zarb urges coal industry to balance growth and environment
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb told the National Coal Association that environmental protection must accompany energy expansion. He warned of political backlash if industry ignores environmental and consumer realities and urged cooperative, balanced coal development within market principles. Treasury Secretary Simon urged reducing regulation to boost output.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Zarb
Zarb
National Coal Association
Appalachia
Congress
Treasury
William E. Simon
America
U.S. balance of payments swings $6 billion in Q1
The Commerce Department reports a record six billion dollar quarterly improvement in the U S balance of payments from January to March. The gain stems from stronger foreign trade, lower U S investment abroad and advance arms payments from Middle East buyers.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Commerce Department
Middle East
Department
United States
Convict broker of bribery in Illinois district
Edward T. Mieszkowski, 50, of Glen Ellyn, was found guilty by a U.S. District Court jury of paying a $15,000 bribe to School Board President Charles E. Merritts Sr. to secure an insurance contract for District 189. Kammermeyer Jr. testified as the government’s key witness. Leroy J. Cook stood indicted but not yet tried.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
UPI
Edward T. Mieszkowski
School Board
Charles E. Merritts Sr
District 189
Mieszkowski
Glen Ellyn
U.S
James W. Kammermeyer Jr
Mieszko
Woman Driver Hits Truck In Morning Morris Crash
Mrs Janet Matteson 35 of 504 E Benton St sustained minor injuries after a two car collision at 940 am Tuesday. She was ticketed for failure to keep her vehicle under control and posted a bond certificate awaiting court June 30. Her 1964 Chevrolet suffered over 100 dollars in damage to the right front while a 1965 Dodge owned by Larry Brooks endured similar damage.
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Janet Matteson
E. Benton St
Morris
Jack Kopezick
Matteson
Kopezick
Fulton St
Larry Brooks
Rte. 5
Brooks
Mortgage Burning Service Planned at Channahon United Methodist
At 9 15 a m Sunday June 29 the Channahon United Methodist Church hosts a mortgage burning celebration during morning services followed by a public brunch.
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Channahon
Channahon United Methodist Church
Trespass Charge Against Charlene Peterson
Charlene Peterson, 48, of 808 Division St., was charged with criminal trespass to property after allegedly being found inside the Illini Hotel at 807 Liberty St. by Robert Chitwood of Heatherfield. She was released on recognizance and set to appear in court on June 23.
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Charlene Peterson
Division St
Robert Chitwood
Heatherfield
Illini Hotel
Liberty St
Chitwood
Morris
Alan Love
Peterson
Safety citation for unsafe equipment issued in Morris
Richard Sjostrom age 20 of 1243 Kiersted St was cited at 12 25 a m for driving a vehicle with unsafe equipment by Morris Policeman Dean Sager in the 400 block of Liberty St He posted his license as bond and was due in court April 7
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Richard Willis
Rte. 1
Godley
Coal City
Charles Ingram
S. Broadway St
Peter Turczyn
Lockport
James White
Oak and
Mary St
Rick Valerio
Rte. 5
Morris
Alan Love
Liberty St
High St
Brian Clarkson
Preston Brown
Joliet
Clarkson
E. Chapin St
Brown
Buchanan St
Dean Hipple
Jackson St
Gardner
Richard Sorensen
Hipple
Frank Miller
Seneca
Roy Gardner
Main St
David Englert
Gracie Ave
Max Babcock
Tlihertyv
Richard Sjostrom
Kiersted St
Dean Sager
Sjostrom
Auly
Local and national officials contact list
The document lists national officials Sen. Charles Percy Rep. James Washburn Sen. Adlai Stevenson and state officials Rep. George Ryan Sen. Jerry Joyce Rep. Tim Hall Rep. Jack Beaupre with office addresses in Washington Springfield Kankakee and Dwight and phone numbers for public contact.
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Charles Percy
Dirksen
Senate
Washington, D.C
Sen
Adlai Stevenson
Russell Senate
Jerry Joyce
Springfield
Volkmann
Kankakee
Luella confronts marital strain in Dr Crane advice feature
In this Worry Clinic column Luella, a 36 year old mother of three, seeks help as she fears her husband may flirt with office girls. Dr Crane urges wives to focus on masculine psychology and even boudoir cheesecake over kitchen preoccupations to prevent divorce.
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Luella G
Luella
O.K
Ann Landers
Thousehold
Ann
Smiley Smith
Smiley
Skunk
Ann Landers column readers weigh advice and tradition
Readers discuss onion slicing tips and emotional family rifts. A teen seeks help after parental divorce, while others challenge social rules on remarriage attire and privacy. Ann Landers offers guidance and resources, citing court visits and a booklet.
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Burn Mortgage
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S. Dearborn Run
George Ryan
Tim Hall
Longworth House
N. Franklin St
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Jack Beaupre
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