Peacock hues brighten office furniture designs at Chicago show
At the International Home Furnishings Market in Chicago the industry presented vivid peacock colors in cabinet pieces and modern storage units. Amid slower traffic, lower prices and durable materials fueled optimism with room dividers, wall units, plaid carpets, and a five piece game set highlighting affordable style.
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Chicago
Burlington House
Directional
American Furniture Mart
Liquor case continuances and assault case scheduled
Magistrate court granted continuances to July 12 for Larry G Burkland 20 of Leland cited for DUI and Jackie L Smith 36 of Coal City cited for suspended license. Jean M Peterson 17 of 861 E North St was given a July 12 continuance after improper turn causing an accident. Orvin Wicks of Goose Lake Township faces an assault and battery plea hearing after allegedly injuring his daughter, Marlene 18, hospital overnight. Mercury solidifies at minus 38 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Larry G. Burkland
Leland
Robert Lynes
W. Washington St
Jackie L. Smith
Rte. 1
Coal City
Charles Ingram
Broadway
Division Sts
Jean M. Peterson
E. North St
Donald Ward
North and
East Sts
Orvin Wicks
Goose Lake Township
Marlene
Supreme Court Tightens Warrant Rules in Wiretap Ruling
The 5-4 decision by Justice Stewart narrows searches without warrants, revoking Edward Coolidge Jr.’s murder conviction for his lack of a neutral magistrate warrant. The ruling questions government exemptions for national security and urges proof of an urgent need to bypass warrants.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Nixon
Stewart
New Hampshire
Edward H. Coolidge Jr
Pamela Mason
Manchester
Jus
Tice Warren E. Burger
Hugo L. Black
Byron R. White
John N. Mitchell
Coolidge
Jail sentences for hitchhikers on I 80 Illinois 47
Two hitchhikers arrested on Interstate 80 at Illinois 47 were sentenced to four days in county jail by Magistrate John Clinch after disobeying a highway restriction. They had been held since their arrest and were released after sentencing. A Morris man’s battery case was dismissed at his wife’s request, and a separate disorderly conduct charge against W George Henzie was also dropped on his wife’s request.
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Illinois
T. A. Thompson
John Clinch
Stephen A. Barth
Chalfont
Jerry D. Clemens
New Orleans
Morris
John C. Watkiss
Fulton St
Dean Sager
Kenneth Benson
Cherie Watkiss
Clinch
W. George Henzie
Janice Henzie
Henzie
Jackson ballot ruling upholds Chicago independent bid
The Supreme Court unanimously upholds Illinois Indiana and Florida and Georgia laws requiring independents to file about five percent of prior vote to gain ballot access. Rev. Jesse L Jackson mustered roughly 5 900 signatures though Illinois needed 58 000 while Daley required 4 000 and Friedman 2 000. Jackson leads Operation Breadbasket for SCLC.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Chicago Board of Election Commissioners
Jesse L. Jackson
Chicago
High Court
Jackson
Florida
Georgia
Lar
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
Richard E. Friedman
Operation Breadbasket
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
FTC to renew cigarette health warning campaign
The Federal Trade Commission plans to revive its effort to require cigarette makers to warn that smoking is harmful. It may file a deceptive advertising complaint arguing failure to disclose health risks, as Congress bans expire and six months notice is required for industry rules.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
U.S
Congress
Surgeon General
Embezzlement trial date set for four defendants
A November 22 trial date is set in U S District Court for four individuals charged in a Cosmo politan National Bank embezzlement case totaling 6.7 million dollars. Judge Julius J Hoffman said the trial would proceed despite the absence of Louis Steinberg who is believed to be in Rhodesia. Also indicted were Frank Baum Leonard Freedman and Donald Santowski.
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Chicago
U.S. District Court
Cosmopolitan National Bank
Julius J. Hoffman
Louis Steinberg
Steinberg
Steinberg-Baum
Rhodesia
United States
Frank Baum
Leonard Freedman
Donald Santowski
Joliet man sentenced for attempted murder and escape
David Pulley, 22, Joliet, received consecutive terms of 7 to 15 years for attempted murder and 2 to 5 years for escape. Judge Michael Orenic denied probation. Pulley, wounded in the December 1970 shootout with a police officer, pleaded guilty to escaping from hospital. an armed robbery verdict was not reached.
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Joliet, Ill
David Pulley
Joliet
Michael Orenic
Circuit Court
Pulley
Chicago market grain prices reported by AP
Markets show corn at 1.58 to 1.59, oats 0.82, soybeans 3.27, and oils near 13.85. Wheat prices listed as No 2 soft red 1.63 and No 2 hard red 1.60, reflecting mixed futures.
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Chicago
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