Morrisman fined for resistance in Grundy County Court
Darrell Hanson, 37, of Red and Gun Club Road, was fined 100 dollars plus 25 dollars court costs and 11 dollars restitution after being found guilty of resisting arrest in Grundy County Circuit Court. A battery charge by his wife was dismissed. Hanson disputed the arrest account, but Judge Wendell Thompson convicted him, urging compliance with officers. The case involved a struggle during attempted handcuffing, with damage including a broken watchband. Separately, thefts were reported at Carbon Hill and nearby areas, including stolen tapes from a car and multiple mailboxes taken on successive nights.
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Darrell Hanson
Rte. 3
Red and Gun Club Rd
Grundy County
Catherine Hanson
Wendell Thompson
Hanson
Sgt. Schmitt
Luck
Sgt. Walker
Pine Bluff Rd
Liberty St
Morris
Arturo Navarro Calderon
Baum
Main St
Calderon
Four solicitors jailed for city permit violation in Morris
One man and three women were jailed in Grundy County after failing to post $35 bonds on charges of soliciting without a permit in Morris. Charlotte Davis, Stacie Roberson, Iris Norwood, and Gregory Brooks, all from Chicago, were rounded up with a fifth suspect not located. Davis claimed representation for Free Enterprises Co. Inc. and said others canvassed nearby. They face Grundy County Circuit Court on July 13.
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Grundy County
Morris
Charlotte Davis
Joliet
Stacie Roberson
Iris T. Norwood
Gregory E. Brooks
Chicago
Kiersted
Lincoln Sts
Kurt Salems
Miss Davis
Free Enterprises Co., Inc
Harvey
Robert Stansberry
E. High St
Youth arrested for Gebhard Woods vandalism
A 17 year old Morris youth, Patrick K. Viner, was charged with criminal damage to state property after about 20 youths vandalized the Gebhard Woods shelter in Gebhard Woods State Park. Six juveniles were detained, damage estimated under $500, Viner to appear July 13 in Grundy County Circuit Court.
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Morris
Gebhard Woods State Park
Patrick K. Viner
Southmor Rd
Alan Love
Grundy County
Love
Winer
Suit over plaza rent in Grundy County court
The Tri County Bank of Minooka as trustee sues Enright's Sporting Goods and Robert Enright in Grundy County Circuit Court for rent due at Minooka Plaza. Enright signed a three year lease Oct 1 with monthly rent of 666. bank claims 1665 due for Apr-Jun and anticipatory breach. It seeks judgment for overdue rent, 20000 for remaining lease, and immediate attachment of Enright's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Bank of Minooka
Grundy County
Enright
Sporting Goods
Robert Enright
Minooka Plaza
Vandalism case referred to probation in Morris
Local resident Steve Jomlin reported two tires punctured on his sister in law's 1974 AMC Gremlin owned by Debbie Zweeres at 410 E Washington St. He saw two youths leaning against the car and a third jump the hood. Police advised reporting through Jane County juvenile probation.
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Morris
Jane County
Steve Jomlin
Lincoln St
Jomlin
Debbie N. Zweeres
E. Washington St
Jornlin
Three-vehicle crash on U S 6 injures driver east of Seneca
At about 1 20 a m on U S 6 east of Seneca a three vehicle crash left David Dummitt 22 with minor injuries not treated Aurelio Sanchez 31 of Chicago struck Dummits car then Claypools 18 vehicle both drivers unhurt Claypools Chevrolet 1969 destroyed Dummits VW 1966 damaged over $150 in damage wrecker from Duane Olsons Sunoco removed both undamaged Oldsmobile unassessed
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U.S. 6
Seneca
Grundy County
S.J. Maloney
David Dummitt
Maloney
Dummit
Steve Claypool
Pine Bluff Rd
Aurelio Sanchez
Chicago
Claypool
Duane Olson
Sunoco
Sanchez
Theft complaint filed over unpaid gas at Savon Gas
A service station attendant signed a theft of services complaint Tuesday after a woman motorist left Savon Gas at 1821 N Division St without paying $5 for fuel. Kenneth D. Anderson reported the incident at 3:50 p.m. and a dispatch went out at 4:15 p.m. via ISPERN. the woman, with blonde hair and two young children, drove a bluish green 1977 or 1978 Ford Thunderbird north on Illinois 47 and was not located.
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Savon Gas
N. Division St
Kenneth D. Anderson
Morris
Illinois 47
Illinois State Police Emergency Radio Network
Ispern
Morris Man Cited for Parking by Fire Hydrant
George J. Coleman of Morris was cited Tuesday at 12 40 p m for parking next to a fire hydrant at 409 East High Street. Morris Policeman Kurt Salems ticketed the owner of an AMC Gremlin.
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George J. Coleman
Morris
E. High St
Kurt Salems
Coleman
Traffic Court Fines Set For Three Area Youths And Adults
Kathy L Speer 18 of Coal City paid 40 dollars plus 10 court costs after a Tuesday speeding ticket in a 25 mph school zone on Union Street. Michael A Moyer 16 of Channahon faced 25 dollars plus 10 court costs in circuit court for liquor possession after being cited by Sgt Thomas Walker on Ridge Road and U.S. Route. G W Bloomfield 45 of Joliet paid 25 dollars plus 10 court costs for failing to yield at a stop sign following a minor crash at Spruce and Armstrong Streets, cited by Morris Officer Robert Stansberry.
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Kathy L. Speer
Lincoln St
Coal City
Grundy County
Miss Speer
Morris
Roger Miller
Union St
Michael A. Moyer
Channahon
Moyer
Thomas Walker
Ridge Rd
William S. Bloomfield
Second Ave
Bloomfield
Robert Stansberry
Spruce and
Armstrong Sts
Las Vegas detective placed on administrative leave in crime probe
Clark County Sheriff Ralph Lamb says detective Joseph Blasco of the Metropolitan Police Department’s organized crime unit is on administrative leave amid an ongoing federal investigation. FBI and US attorneys inspect records tied to a six month nationwide probe into organized crime, gambling and interstate racketeering with warrants naming Anthony Spilotro and Allen Glick.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Clark County
Ralph Lamb
Joseph Blasco
Metropolitan Police Department
Organized Crime Unit
Blasco
Organized Crime Bureau
Lamb
John Moran
FBI
U.S
Joseph Ward
Anthony Spilotro
San Diego
Allen Glick
Stardust
Fremont
Glick
Equality critique of progress and democracy
Malcolm Muggeridge argues that equality is a flawed ideal and that discrimination is natural and not inherently hostile. He notes natural differences among groups and individuals, champions individual genius over collective slogans, and warns that democracy must balance group harmony with high personal achievement. He asserts that liberty stems from personal contribution and the genius spark, not mass consensus.
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Malcolm Muggeridge
Euclid
Pasteur
Edison
Jefferson
Franklin
Worry Clinic helps Beth find tall match through SMF
Dr George W Crane recounts Beth W a 29 year old 6 footer finding a compatible partner via the Scientific Marriage Foundation after counseling checking references and a church meeting. Sister stories praise SMF as partner of YMCA churches and public welfare with low divorce rates and broad appeal.
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Beth
SMF
Cupid
Beth W
Dr. Crane
Scientific Marriage Foundation
New York
London
England
New York City
Mellett
Indiana
Manhattan
Eleemosynary
YMCA
DeWitt
Lila Wallace
Reader's Digest
Ann Landers reacts to reader questions and dangers of gasoline gum removal
Dear Ann Landers answers praise and critiques about her column. She explains she writes for 60 million readers, seven columns weekly, and takes responsibility for every word. The column cautions readers against storing gasoline to remove gum from hair, citing experts who warn of fire and explosion risks, and promotes safer cleaning fluids.
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Ann Landers
Grand Island
Grand
Francis R. Russell
Exxon
New Jersey
Jerold Z. Kaplan
Alta Bates Hospital
American Burn Association
Berkeley
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Ann M. Garry
W. Main St
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Price St
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Garry
Grundy County Circuit Court
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The
Lawrence Co
Morton Shapiro
Bonnie Shane
Indianapolis
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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