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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1978

Page

5

Obituary Notice for William E. Johnson of Peoria

William E. Johnson, 72, of Peoria, died after a short illness at St. Francis Hospital. Born 1906 in Grundy County, he worked in construction, married Dixie Smith in 1936, and is survived by two daughters, three grandchildren, three sisters, two brothers, and several nieces and nephews. Visitation tonight at Wright and Salmon Funeral Home. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home with burial in Peoria.

William E. Johnson Peoria St. Francis Hospital Grundy County Harver Johnson Morris Dixie Smith James Judy) Gray Dallas Texas Richard Gaye) Sammon Bernard Hazel) Enervold Grace Johnson Howard Pauline) Leach Vernon Auburn Heights Mich Arnold Wright and Salmon Funeral

Accident victims improve after Joliet and Morris hospital care

Three of four accident victims were listed in improved condition today while hospitalized at St. Joseph Hospital Joliet and Morris Hospital. Daniel Brown 16 transferred from ICU to a regular floor at St. Joseph, listed in good condition. William Slagle 22 remained in fair condition in the surgical ICU. Mark Gordon 18 was expected to be dismissed from Morris Hospital, while Michael Sorensen 21 was discharged earlier. Kenneth Rexroad 13 listed in good condition at St. Joseph after a June 8 one car crash on Ashley Road south of U.S. 6.

St. Joseph Hospital Joliet Morris Hospital Daniel Brown Woodland Rd Brown U.S. 6 Tabler Rd William Slagle W. Southmor Rd Mark Gordon Liberty St Michael Sorensen Denver Colo Kenneth Rexroad Ashley Rd Robert Fort Leonard Wood

Chinese Vice Premier Meets American Tourist Group

Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping held a friendly conversation with an American tour group led by Henry Ford II in Hong Kong. Ford reportedly discussed potential sales of Ford trucks to China, per the official New China News Agency and earlier Japanese auto industry sources.

Hong Kong UPI Teng Hsiao-ping U.S Henry Ford II New China Ford China

Joliet Live Stock Market Report

Joliet market report notes cattle sales too light to establish a market. Hog prices drop about one dollar with varied weights. Estimated Wednesday receipts list cattle around 3,000 and hogs near 1,200.

Joliet, Tr UPI

Markets seven grain prices at noon

At 12 noon the market quotes corn at 2.38 and beans at 6.65 with no further context or changes noted.

Arrest one suspect in rape case

In Elk Mountain area of northeast Tennessee four teen hikers were attacked by five masked men at dusk. One man, David Jones, was arrested. four others Gregory Oaks Jerry Oaks John Oaks and Billy Johnson sought on rape and armed robbery warrants. Victims were high school students from Raleigh North Carolina.

Elizabethton Tenn David Jones Tennessee Gregory Jerry John Oaks Billy Johnson Crockett Buck Mountain Carter County George Papantoniou Raleigh N.C Elk Mountain Damascus Jones Jerry Oaks General Sessions Court Stewart Hampton Hampton

Government approves ground bone use in processed meats

Washington under government approval for using ground bone in some processed meats with label disclosure as powdered bone. Mechanically deboned meat allowed up to 20 percent, not in baby foods, with label stating mechanically processed and powdered bone content.

Michael J. Conlon Washington UPI Carol Foreman Agriculture Secretary Food and Consumer Services Foreman

Chrysler sells stock to raise funds for future programs

Chrysler Corp begins selling 250 million dollars of new preferred stock with warrants as part of a plan to finance seven point five billion dollars in spending over five years. The offering, led by Merrill Lynch and First Boston, carries an eleven percent dividend and allows buying common stock at an eighteen percent premium.

Detroit UPI Chrysler Corp Chrysler Merril Lynch Pierce, Fenner & Smith First Boston Corp

Curtain prices spark county board dispute in Chicago

Harold Tyrrell of the Cook County Board protested approvals for furnishing the new Correctional Officers Training Academy at the jail site noting $162.50 shower curtains and other items totaling $72,700. He compared prices with local stores and questioned county excess, while project manager William Macdonald defended quality and durability of the furnishings as privacy curtains and long lasting equipment.

Chicago UPI Cook County Board Correctional Officers Training Academy Harold Tyrrell Cook County Tyrrell Academy William Macdonald Macdonald

Runaway girl nabbed after stolen car hits truck near Gardner

A 15 year old runaway girl was taken into custody after the stolen car she was driving struck a semi on Interstate 55 near Gardner. No injuries were reported. The girl, from Chicago, had been living at a state home in Centralia and ran away with another girl. Trooper Thompson said the pair briefly fled from Bloomington area toward Normal before dividing. the other girl continued north and hit the semi near Gardner Road around 8 am. The runaway was held at Grundy County Juvenile Detention Center. authorities planned to coordinate with McLean County. State Police have no further report on the accident.

Gardner Chicago Centralia Thomas Thompson Bloomington Normal Thompson Gardner Rd McLean County Grundy County

Judge denies order ending Skokie Nazi march plan

UPI reports federal Judge George N. Leighton refused to issue an order to halt potential Sunday Nazi march in Skokie. He would reconsider if all parties return properly prepared, as Nazis seek to waive a $60,000 insurance bond for Marquette Park.

Chicago UPI Skokie George N. Leighton American Civil Liberties Union Leighton Chicago Park District Marquette Park Frank Collin ACLU

Second burglary charge on Braceville youth

Braceville youth Joseph Michuda, 17, already jailed in Grundy County for burglarizing a Gardner restaurant, faces two Will County burglary charges for boats at the Three Rivers Yacht Club near Will Road. Bail set at 100,000. Michuda the sole arrested so far in the Will County boat burglaries. He remains jailed on a separate $50,000 burglary charge from June 12.

Braceville Grundy County Gardner Will County Joseph Michuda Three River's Yacht Club Will Rd Ron Fox Michuda Timothy Lockhart Allen Pozdol Hen House Thomas Walker

Brooke to rebut tax claim over dependents

Sen Edward Brooke says he will issue a public statement denying allegations that he improperly claimed his daughters as dependents from 1970 to 1975. He met with his accountant and notes the IRS audited 1973 to 1975 and approved the deductions.

Boston UPI Edward Brooke R-Mass Brooke Robert Waite The Washington Post

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