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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1976

Page

4

Four Drivers Cited by City Police in Weekend Tickets

City police issued four traffic and liquor related citations. John Davis 19 of 1123 N Liberty St received a noise complaint ticket at 9 20 a m on Wauponsee St and faces court July 29 after posting license as bond. Alan George 19 of Rte 2 Cemetery Rd cited for motorcycle classification at Wauponsee and Benton Sts and to appear July 22. David Hillesland 22 from Joliet cited by Officer Stansberry for speeding 41 in a 25 mph zone on Armstrong St and to appear July 15 after posting bond. Charles Robertson 31 of 101 Park St cited for illegal transportation or possession of alcoholic liquor at Washington and Liberty Sts and to appear July 15 after posting 50 dollar bond.

John Davis Liberty St Morris Douglas Francois Wauponsee St Bond Alan George Rte. 2 Cemetery Rd Francois Wauponsee Benton Sts Charles Robertson Park St Stansberry Washington and Liberty Sts

Question youths on shoplifting at Kroger Food Store

Morris police were called to the Kroger Food Store Sunday after manager Mike Schroers detained two youths for shoplifting. He reported one youth took a carton of Kool cigarettes, then returned without them. the cigarettes were later found in a storage box. No charges were filed and the youths were released.

Schroers

Morris man charged with aggravated assault and disorderly conduct

Robert E. Kenny, 31, of 1409 S Division St, was charged after he allegedly threatened a policeman with a knife during a disturbance at his home. He was jailed on $100 bond and slated to appear in court July 1.

Robert E. Kenny S Division St Morris Kenny Alan Love Love Douglas Francois Grundy County

Resident signs conduct complaint against Chapman

Richard Herman of Brienna Township reported to the Grundy County Sheriff he wanted to sign a complaint against Michael Chapman after Chapman swore at him Sunday. Chapman was charged with disorderly conduct, released after posting $25 bond, and is to appear in court on July 8.

Michael Chapman Richard Herman Brienna Township Grundy County

Family fight charges filed in Gardner incident

A Gardner man, Terry Quigley, 27, posted $100 bond after a family dispute led to three charges. He faces aggravated assault, battery, and resisting or obstructing police, with a July 22 court date set as deputies assisted by Sgt. Tim Neary and Deputy Stephen Maloney.

Gardner Terry Quigley Rte Lutz Rd Grundy County Tim Neary Stephen Maloney Quigley Patty Quigley Sgt. Neary James Hume

Motor Fuel Tax Allotments Reported for May

The City of Morris received 8259.77 dollars from motor fuel tax. Grundy County was allotted 20429.96 dollars and Kendall 19570.84 dollars. Grundy County townships and road districts get 22802.56 dollars and Kendall townships 16188.55 dollars.

Morris Illinois

NAACP to Pick Wilkins Successor at Memphis Convention

The NAACP will select a new executive director at its national convention in Memphis June 28 to July 2. Roy Wilkins, 67, retires after 40 years leading the civil rights group. About 12,000 people expected. board screening applicants for top job.

Memphis, Tenn

Vandals damage tractor in Plainfield area

Vandals damaged a diesel Farmall tractor parked in a field at Ridge and Hanzel Roads between 1 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. Sunday. A pitch fork flattened tires, damaged the battery and radiator, and wires were pulled loose. A gate fence was cut, allowing cattle to escape. A stop sign was also found down at Scully and Dwight Roads.

Vernon Dolinger Rte. 3 Plainfield Grundy County Odom Curt Leach Scully and Dwight Rds

Holiday Inn thefts include camera gear and CB radios

Police investigate multiple weekend thefts at the Holiday Inn. Don Smoland reports $425 in camera equipment missing from a room he checked out of after moving in Thursday. Three CB radios were stolen from vehicles in the motel lot, with values of $229, $278 and $200. Bicycle thefts include a yellow 10 speed and a 20 inch orange model from local residences and the Morris pool area.

Morris Holiday Inn Don Smoland North Augusta S. C Smoland Gary Allison Allison Phillip Zelenky Whitefish Bay Zelenky Norman Wilnes Lincoln Neb Todd Cliff Vine St Robert Kjellesvik Park Lake Drive Morris Swimming Pool

Brakes Fail Cause Collision With Semi Truck

A 42 year old driver Lois Wicks of Route 3 was cited for defective brakes and unsafe tires after her car failed to stop at a sign and struck a semi driven by Robert Trainor in Morris. No hospitalization reported. Other incidents include two-car collision injuries and a parking lot hit. Cornelia Wallace discusses Alabama governor plans.

Lois Wicks Rte. 3 Wicks Morris Jack Kopcezick Wauponsee St W. Illinois Ave Robert Trainor Forrest Cheryl Cameron Fremont Ave Paul Ehrman Moore Mike Cameron Bond Michael Pfaff Lynwood Drive E. Jefferson and Franklin Sts Ehrman Patty Kern Bungalow Rd E. Jefferson Franklin St Pfaff Greg Durham Rte. 1 Newark Division St Rock Island Durham Roxyann McKinley Joann and Grundy Sts Mazon Eagle’s Cornelia Birmingham Ala UPI Cornelia Wallace Alabama C’nelia Wallace U.S. Senate

Vandalism Reported Across Five Cars In Morris

Morris police logged five vandalism incidents over the weekend. Kevin Egeland reported red and white spray paint on two of his vehicles and a missing gas cap from a Toyota. A white Pontiac in the area and a red 1962 Chevrolet were also spray painted. A red Dodge with a white top damaged a driver’s door as eggs were thrown at cars on Robinson Drive.

Gerri Pepper Norman Hockings E. Douglas St Robert Lynes Robinson Drive

Police arrest two solicitors in Itasca for selling candy

Morris police arrested two Itasca residents Saturday for soliciting without permits. Larry Alan Watkins, 24, and Mrs. Darlene Morris, 27, were released on 25 dollar bonds and must appear in court July 8. An anonymous caller reported two people soliciting on 400 block of E High St without a permit.

Youths under 30 lag in registering to vote in 1970s survey

A Gallup poll shows only 44 percent of 18 to 29 year olds are registered and many do not vote. The article notes youth volatility, contrasts Carter Ford preferences, and cites demographic shifts with a rising 65 plus population by 2030.

America Richard M. Nixon Nixon McGovern Peter Pan Gallup Georgia Jimmy Carter Gerald Ford Carter Ford Hubert H. Humphrey John F. Kennedy Kennedy White House Topeka Kan Greenwich Conn United States Census Bureau

Worry Clinic Advice on Sex of Baby and Douches

Irma asks how to bear a boy after three daughters. Dr. Crane explains chromosome basics, notes Y sperm may win, and suggests baking soda or lactic acid douches to influence sex outcome. He offers a booklet for 25 cents and a stamped return envelope.

Irma J Irma Crane Hopkins Bidg Mellott Indiana Ann Lander Ann Landers P.O Elgin Ill

Ann Landers readers share loud patriotic neighbors woes

A letter from a frustrated neighbor complains of a street across the way that platforms red white and blue decorations a public address system and oversized figures that disrupt sleep and traffic. The column advises police action for nuisance and disturbance of the peace.

Ann Landers Betsy Ross George Washington Delaware John Hancock U.S.A Uncle Sam America

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Grundy Area Vocational Center Board of Control United Feature Syndicate, Inc The Worry Clinic George W. Crane CAG Whittier Buster
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