Remains of Michael Todd Found After Grave Theft
In Forest Park Illinois police recovered a plastic bag containing remains believed to be Michael Todd from his opened grave at Jewish Waldheim Cemetery. A tip to private investigator Anthony Pellicano led officers to the site where the bag was hidden under brush. Dental identification would confirm the identity.
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Forest Park, Ill
UPI
Michael Todd
Todd
Chicago
Forest Park
Richard
Archambault
Anthony Pellicano
Pellicano
Elizabeth Taylor
New Mexico
Michael Todd Jr
Gary Doss
GM grand jury to resume probe into tax fraud case
A 23 member citizens grand jury investigating alleged GM tax fraud will resume deliberations after Judge James Churchill refused to quash subpoenas forcing more than two dozen GM employees to testify. He barred sharing grand jury information with the IRS but allowed technical assistance.
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Detroit
API
General Motors
Citizens’ Grand
U.S
James Churchill
Churchill
IRS
Justice Department
Tax
Son of Sam on the loose as $10000 reward posted
Police pursue the self styled Son of Sam after five deaths and six injuries in New York with a .44 caliber revolver. A $10000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction. Investigators contact 2000 gun dealers and clubs to trace the Bulldog revolver used.
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New York
UPI
Son of
Sam
North America
Son of Sam
Bronx
Queens
Charter Arms Firm
The
Daily News
Timothy J. Dowd
Special Police
Francis McLoughlin
Public Information
Elephas
Judy Placido
Sal Lupo
Traffic court fines set for safety sticker and license revocation
Traffic Court fined Glenn Matteson $100 plus $10 costs for driving without a valid safety sticker. A charge of driving after license revocation was dismissed. Cited Jan 23 by Trooper R. Rogers at Illinois 47 and Armstrong St. In Grundy County, Kevin C. McEvilly 18 Minooka had a dismissed classification violation after the witness failed to appear. McEvilly was ticketed May 24 by Minooka officer Michael Hrechko for riding a Suzuki motorcycle at Wabena and Heritage Streets.
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Glenn Matteson
E. Southmor Rd
R. Rogers
Illinois 47
Armstrong St
Kevin C. McEvilly
Minooka
Grundy County
McEvilly
Michael Hrechko
New York Coffee Prices Dip After 29-Week Rise
The Department of Consumer Affairs says New York City coffee prices fell one cent last week to an average of 4.15 dollars per pound. Commissioner Elinor Guggenheimer calls the drop a first sign of relief for consumers who curtailed purchases during the run up.
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New York
UPI
Department of Consumer Affairs
New York City
Elinor Guggenheimer
Voice of the People on Dog Laws and Child Safety
A reader laments county dog rules that protect a neighbor’s large German Shepherd over child safety. She recounts a two year dispute, a bite incident, and perceived failures by Animal Control and the prosecutor. She urges stricter action to prevent future harm to children.
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Animal Control
Shaun Jordan
Tim Connor
Jim Flood
Gail K. Bumgarner
Rte. 3
Kendall County to Unveil Time Capsule Plaque
Kendall County marks its bicentennial with a time capsule unveiling at 2 p.m. Saturday July 2 at the county office grounds. Tom Fletcher leads the commission and U.S. Congressman Tom Corcoran will attend to deliver remarks and present diplomas to a summer history class.
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Kendall County
Fletcher
U.S
Tom Corcoran
Ottawa
Corcoran
Truck Vandalized in City Lot on E Main Street
Morris police reported a 1969 Ford pickup vandalized while parked in the Sparks Drive-in Cleaners lot on E Main St. A large rock shattered the windshield and a rock was found on the hood. Owner Owen Stuckey, 4150 Old Stage Rd., said he parked at 6 10 a.m. and found the damage at 4 30 p.m. Estimated damage was not available.
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Sparks Drive-in Cleaners
E. Main St
Morris Police
Owen Stuckey
Old Stage Rd
Congress rejects living cost hike amid energy and defense votes
The House approved full funding of five B1 bombers while rejecting a $3,600 cost of living raise for Congress and about 22,000 federal officials. Senate debates tightened busing desegregation language and minority hiring rules as Carter's energy proposals face mixed prospects.
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UPI
Congress
House
Carter
White House
Senate
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Homemaker aide program back for second KFYS year
Kendall Family and Youth Services Inc. KFYS has approval from Region IT Area Agency on Aging for a second year. The program assists families in emergencies beyond family and friends help with a sliding fee scale. Funds from Region II support senior citizens. younger families are served via Kendall County United Fund. Coordinator Mrs. Alda Abbott can provide details at (312) 897-6387.
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Yorkville
Kendall Family and Youth Services Inc
KFYS
Region IT Area Agency On Aging
Region II
Kendall County
The brief glory of Alexander the Great
A summary of Alexander the Great from his birth in Pella to his death in Babylon in 323 B.C. The piece highlights his conquests, military innovations, notable battles such as Tyre, and influence on later leaders. It notes his education under Aristotle, his swift rise to king, and the legends surrounding his empire and burial.
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Tyre
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Philip II of
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Philip
Thessaly
Greek League
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Napoelon
Dardanelles
Codomannus
Darius
Persia
Persepolis
Gordium
Phrygia
Mediterranean
Golden
Damascus
Arbellas
Homer
Worry Clinic Advice on Wife Infidelity and Female Stages
Dr Crane analyzes four vulnerable phases in a woman's life that may lead to sexual indiscretions and urges husbands to request his booklet on sex problems in marriage. He cites a case of a 40 year old wife and details stages from teens to post 40, advising on emotional triggers and prevention.
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Roland
Roland D
Damocles
Dear Ann Landers Ailing Looks And Deaf Mother In Law Advice
A reader laments a aging husband’s changing appearance and seeks a fix while praising his good qualities. Ann Landers advises accepting what cannot be changed and outlines practical tips for communicating with a deaf mother in law to reduce friction and improve harmony.
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Ann Landers
Topeka
Fatso
Inlaw
Joe
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