Gauthier Nominated for AGA Post at 1973-74 Convention
C J Gauthier chairman and president of Northern Illinois Gas Co is nominated for first vice chairman of the American Gas Association for 1973 74 Elections are Oct 14 in San Francisco at the AGA 55th annual convention Gauthier and wife Grayce live with daughter Nancy on Lochinvar Lane Oak Brook Their son Jan and his wife Chris live in New Mexico. Ralph G Davis and brother Richard H Davis win a Gates Rubber Co customer service award for Davis 66 at Morris The award shows two rare dollars and commemorative coin set Gates sponsors the 41st year program and Mystery Cars visit stations noting worn belts and awarding plaques.
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C. J. Gauthier
Northern Illinois Gas Co
American Gas Association
San Francisco
A.G.A
Gauthier
Grayce
Nancy
Lochinvar Lane
Oak Brook
Jan
Chris
New Mexico
Ralph G. Davis
Richard H. Davis
Davis
Morris
Gates Rubber Co
Gates
Mazon man cited for speeding on Cemetery Road
Aaron A. Gonzales 30 of Route 1 Mazon was ticketed by Grundy County Sheriff Sgt Ron Fox for 60 in a 40 mph zone on Cemetery Road west of Dellas Road at 11 20 p m Thursday. He posted a 25 bond and faces court on July 16.
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Aaron A. Gonzales
Rte. 1
Mazon
Grundy County
Ron Fox
Cemetery Rd
Dellas Rd
Gonzales
Gardner Notes Briefs
Mrs. Lewis Robinson returns home from St. Joseph Hospital Joliet after injuries in a recent I 55 crash. Kenny Kociss injured on Route 53. treated at Morris Hospital and transferred to Silver Cross Joliet. Agnes Robinson, a St. Joseph patient, now at Continental Manor Dwight. Roger Olson family moved into late Anna Likeness home. Mrs. William King of Cincinnati visiting the Robinsons. Sara Beth Glasgow attending summer school at Illinois State Normal. James Bozue surgical patient at St. Joseph Joliet. Gordon Chivatero and family from Minneapolis staying with Joseph Chivatero. Mae Sweat back home from St. Joseph Joliet.
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Lewis Robinson
I- 55
Gardner
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Kenny Kociss
Morris Hospital
Silver Cross Hospital
Agnes Robinson
Continental Manor
Dwight
Roger Olson
Anna Likeness
William King
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sara Beth Glasgow
Illinois State
Normal
James Bozue
Arthur Bozue
St. Joseph
Gordon Chivatero
Minneapolis
Joseph Chivatero
Mae Sweat
Man Arrested for Throwing Bottle on City Street
Leonard G. Scott, 48, of Rte. 2 Cemetery Rd., released on $25 bond after arrest at 10 a.m. Thursday for depositing harmful material on a street. Sgt. Alan Love saw Scott, not the driver, throw a beer bottle from a car near Feeney's Liquors on 117 W. Washington St. Scott is due in court July 9.
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Leonard G. Scott
Rte. 2
Cemetery Rd
Alan Love
Feeney
Washington St
Scott
Love
Cute driver after accident
Chuck W. Moore, 25, of 515 W. Jefferson St. was cited by Patrolman Dean Sager at 2:05 p.m. Thursday for failing to yield at a stop intersection after being involved in a two car accident. Moore, traveling west on Illinois Ave., struck a car turn.
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Chuck W. Moore
Jefferson St
Dean Sager
Moore
Illinois Ave
Ing
Division St
Alberta Walters
Rte. 5
W. Jackson St
Syd Reeve
Spiezio-Nelson
Kneller’s
Shell
Larson
Coal City Notes Swim Classes At Area Club
Learn to swim courses offered by the American Red Cross at Coal City Area Club run July 9 to July 27 for beginners intermediates swimmers and junior lifesaving. Registration is set for June 30 or July 1 from 2 to 4 p m. Also news notes on Sgt Patti L Vodacek arriving at Mather AFB California and other local items.
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American Red Cross
Coal City Area
Air Force
Patti L. Vodacek
Thomas Vodacek
Mazon
Mather Afb
Calif
Air Training Command
Kickam Afb
Hawaii
Mazon High School
Joliet Junior College
Vandalism Damages Wires in Hatcher Woods Subdivision
Oil lamp dumped into a hole with telephone wires caused about 100 dollars in damage. Illinois Bell reports received at 8 05 a m Thursday. Incident likely occurred about 9 p m Wednesday on Old Stagecoach Road. A warning device signaled overload in the area.
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Dean Sager
Illinois Bell Telephone
Old Stagecoach Rd
Hatcher Woods
Seawater Holds Vast Treasure Says Scientist
A researcher estimates Earth's seas contain about 10 million tons of gold 500 billion tons of silver and 20 billion tons of uranium dispersed through 300 million cubic miles of seawater.
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Earth
Yorkville Council Names Street Revisions and Budget Changes
Yorkville council to rename River Street and River Road to Fox Street and Hydraulic Street to resolve duplications. Franklin Street becomes Fox Street. Fox Road within city limits also renamed Fox Street. Parking, one way proposals, and three way stop plans discussed. Salaries for two patrolmen and the police chief increased. Resignations from the Plan Commission accepted. Purchases include tires, mower attachments, and a land parcel for water tower needs. Community events and watershed study referred to committee.
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Yorkville
Fox River
Franklin Street
Fox Street
Fox Road
River Road
King
Church Street
Davis Construction Co
Plano
Alvin Spera
Richard Randall
Win Prickett
George G. Walters
Fred H. Schneider
Yorkville Plan Commission
B. F. Goodrich
Aurora
Rich
Union 76
Milo Himes
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on July 4 celebrations
In the Nation’s capital July 4 festivities are poked at with Watergate humor. A playful riff contrasts US politics with playful wordplay while noting the quirks of credit cards and a sports quip about cue sticks.
Theft Reported Of Motorcycle And Minibike In Griggs Dr Area
Mrs Minnie Pearl Krug reported a 3 1 2 hp trail motorcycle and a 2 12 hp minibike stolen from Grandpa Smith s house near the FS fuel dump on Griggs Dr The trailbike valued at 300 was green and bore the name cat on the gas tank The minibike worth 150 was green with the initials DJ or DF on its tank It was inside a camper trailer with keys inside the house No forcible entry was found into the camper.
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Minnie Pearl Krug
Liberty St
Alan Love
Grandpa Smith
Griggs Dr
Love
Republicans say Walker budget exceeds plan in Springfield
Senate President Harris accused Gov Daniel Walker of spending beyond his March barebones budget of 7.4 billion with extra requests totaling 345 million in capital bonds and 40 million in direct appropriations. He warned of overspending on flood control and pension funding while claiming 78 million more revenue could arise.
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Springfield
Ill
Senate
William C. Harris
Daniel Walker
Harris
Walker
SIU approves beer drinking on campus areas this fall
SIU dean George Mace supports beer on campus under a new fall regulation that allows consumption in areas outside city limits and dormitories where a ban remains. The plan includes the student center arena and football stadium while dormitories stay alcohol free.
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Carbondale, Ill
George Mace
Southern Illinois University
Mace
Sentence given in Marion girl murder case
Cynthia Barnes, 17, was sentenced to a prison term of 20 to 100 years for the stabbing death of Martha Damico, a 50-year-old widowed paraplegic, at a Marion home. The judge noted no remorse and heard testimony from witnesses after Barnes pleaded guilty.
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Marion, Ill
Cynthia Barnes
William Lewis
Miss Barnes
Martha Damico
Marion
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