Window break at Boodler's Place sparks local police report
A day of incidents across Grundy County includes a trespass complaint over barking dogs leading to a bond for Harold Severson, a white poodle death likely from heat, and a court appearance set for July 14. Police also removed a disorderly man from an Allen residence, chased a 15 year old in a stolen car case, and cited a Gardner youth for illegal liquor transport. In addition, two Joliet men faced trespassing charges at Rainbow Council Boy Scout Camp and a big theft from a field was reported. A missing 14 year old girl from Shady Oaks Trailer Court remained at large, while a Morris employee reported damage to a dump truck and a Pizza Hut theft involved a radio tape player from a 1976 Gremlin. An additional parking citation was issued for an overnight vehicle.
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Harold Severson
Pine St
Violet Titus
Ronald Titus
Grundy County
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Severson
Davy
Coal City
Tennessee
Peter Odo
Marion County
Doug Wills
S. Broadway St
Charles Price
E. Main St
Jeff Black
Black
Price
Cedar and
Jefferson Sts
Main Sts
Shady Oaks
Morris
Grundy County Sheriff's Deputies
Robin D. Stewart
Harold Stewart
Robin
Morris Pizza Hut
Linda Walker
Washington St
Brad Thompson
Thompson
Miss Walker
CROP Walk Planning Sessions For Grundy County
The Rev Steve Wolta chairs a Grundy County CROP planning meeting Monday at 7 30 pm Attendees include Janet Mc Cormack Orin Cooper Rev Roy H Hamburger June McElwain and Joe Temple Discussion covers the October 7 9 am 16 mile walk along last year route plus a bikeathlon and marathon A pep rally September 19 7 30 pm at Morris First United Methodist Church will show films from last year and coach sponsors The coordinators are urged to bring strong delegations to the September 19 gathering.
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Steve Wolta
Grundy
United Methodist Church
Water in Moderation Cited as Harmless by Twain Quote
A brief quotation attributed to Mark Twain asserts that water taken in moderation cannot hurt anybody. The line is presented as a standalone reminder of balanced intake.
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Mark Twain
Speeding and trespassing fines in Illinois notices
Tom Paquette aged 18 of Gardner received 25 dollars in fines and 10 dollars costs after being cited June 12 by Illinois State Police Cpl. Herschel Goken for driving 75 mph in a 55 mph zone on U.S. 6 about one mile west of Tabler Road. James Peterson aged 18 of Joliet was fined 50 dollars plus 25 dollars costs for trespassing on Rainbow Council Boy Scout property on Whitetie Road, charged April 30 in a complaint by Robert Puckett. Madalyn McGill aged 55 of Morris was fined 25 dollars and 10 dollars costs for failing to yield at a private drive, ticketed Saturday by Morris Officer Kurt Salems on Illinois 47 at the Kroger Store entrance.
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Liberty St
Gardner
Illinois
Herschel Goken
U.S. 6
Tabler Rd
James Peterson
Joliet
Robert Puckett
Peterson
Rainbow Council
Whitetie Rd
Madalyn McGill
Lynwood
Morris
Kurt Salems
Illinois 47
Kroger
Battleground Senate races in Virginia and New Jersey
Political observers compare two GOP Senate hopefuls and two Democrats in Virginia and New Jersey. Obenshain in Virginia and Bell in New Jersey run as conservatives with different backgrounds. Democrats Miller and Howell in Virginia and the New Jersey Democratic contenders face intra party contrasts as campaigns unfold.
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Bell
Andrew Miller
Radio station aided FBI in gathering data on Wounded Knee activists
Seattle broadcaster KIXI and the FBI allegedly cooperated to collect information on Americans who supported the 1973 Wounded Knee occupation. Reporter Clarence McDaniels was said to have been used without his knowledge. station officials claimed sole discretion. Coalition member Roberto Maestas urged inquiries, noting his own name linked to the 1973 caravan and urging FCC action against KIXI.
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Ken Stewart
Tees
Maestas
el Centro de la Raza
Oglala Sioux
U.S
Federal Communications Commission
Station
Dismiss burglary charge against Robert Gabel in Grundy County
The Grundy County Circuit Court dismissed a burglary case against 23 year old Robert Gabel after prosecutors found insufficient evidence. State's Attorney Charles Zalar noted lack of exclusive possession and no fingerprints, with a chance to reinstate if new proof emerges.
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Wauponsee St
Grundy County
Gabel
Charles Zalar
Zalar
Voice of the People sparks clashing views on local crime case
Morris attorney John Hanson comments on the Pizza Hut armed robbery trial face criticism. The writer defends Chief Kopczick and the Grundy County state's attorney, arguing for better police and prosecutor cooperation and accusing Hanson of stirring conflict for personal reasons.
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Morris Daily Herald
Voice of the People
Morris
John Hanson
Hanson
Jack Kopezick
Pizza Hut
Grundy County
Police Department
States Attorneys Office
Kopczick
Dismissal of $15000 dual tire suit in Grundy County
Ber nice Lardi of Wilmington filed a $15000 negligence suit in Grundy County Circuit Court against James McElwain Construction Robert Olson Duane Olson doing business as Duane Olson's Sunoco and Joe Durkee. The suit said a McElwain dump truck driven by Robert Olson passed Aug 19 near Walker Sales Illinois 47 and Sherril Rd causing the right rear dual tire and rim to fly off striking her car. The tire had supposedly been serviced at Duane Olson's Sunoco earlier that day.
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Bernice Lardi
Wilmington
Grundy County
James McElwain
Robert Olson
Duane Olson
Sunoco
Joe Durkee
Sherril Rd
Illinois
Gas chief suspended as city probes gas purchases
Police Chief James Kinsman was suspended for 10 days with pay by the West Frankfort City Council and Bernard Melvin was removed as public health and safety commissioner after indictments alleging gasoline was bought from a distributor for personal use at city expense. A grand jury remains in session and state and federal investigators continue probes. a public hearing on Kinsman’s suspension is set for June 29.
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West Frankfort
UPI
James Kinsman
Bernard Melvin
Kinsman
Melvin
Franklin County
Terry Hopkins
Hopkins
State Department of Law Enforcement
FBI
Why Liberal Professors Spark Conservative Resentment
Dr George W Crane replies to Martin F and his colleagues about why many professors are liberals and how taxation and government programs fuel student resentment. He contrasts conservative farmers traders and businesspeople with liberal lawmakers seen as wasteful, urging readers to request his booklet How to Save Our Republic.
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Martin F
Crane
Congress
Uncle Sam
New York City
Dear Ann Landers on Love Sex and Battered Husbands
A reader debates love and sex, condemns pornography, and recounts a battered husband case. Ann Landers defends discussing abuse, clarifies stance on housing for battered women, and promotes her Booze and You booklet for teens.
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Lexington
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