Traffic Court Roundup: Teens, Reckless Driving and Fines
Traffic court actions include Rose Shear 18 placed on one year probation with a 100 dollar fine and 25 dollar costs for retail theft. Larry Brooks 28 fined 500 dollars and 25 costs for reckless driving after breathalyzer refusal deemed involuntary. Daniel Ross 18 forfeited 35 dollar bond for disorderly conduct after failure to appear. Leroy Baker 59 fined 50 dollars and 15 costs for turning left without yielding. Bruce Waite 21 not prosecuted for 75 in a 55 zone. William Hurst 18 fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for no muffler. other charges dismissed. Jeffrey Norris 18 fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for disobeying device. Keith Kucera 30 fined 25 dollars and 10 costs for no valid registration.
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Rose Shear
Rte. 1
Braceville
Timothy van Horn
Miss Shear
Hornsby
Larry Brooks
Douglas St
R.D. Fox
Morris
Daniel Ross
Mazon
Ross
Larry Gretz
Depot St
Leroy Baker
Liberty Sr
Kurt Salems
Illinois
Bruce Waite
Marseilles
Secretary of State
James Creed
Jugtown Rd
William Hurst
Coal City
Peter Odo
Chestnut and
S. Broadway
Jeffrey Norris
Rte. 3
M.H. Malloy
Illinois 47
U.S
Keith Kucera
E. Muskie
Arson suspect found schizophrenic in Chicago case
Psychiatric exams show Philip Zahn, 24, acquitted by reason of insanity for the slaying of his psychiatrist Dr Charles W Schlageter, is a paranoid schizophrenic and should be committed to a mental institution. Judge Fred F Suria ordered tests after Zahn was found innocent by reason of insanity and Zahn has been at Manteno State Mental Health Institution since.
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Chicago
APS
Philip Zahn
Zahn
Criminal Court
Fred F. Suria
Suria
Charles W. Schlageter
Manteno State Mental Health Institution
Ottawa man posted bond after liquor transport charge
John Farrell aged 21 of Ottawa posted 35 dollars bond Thursday after a charge of illegal transportation of liquor and lacking a valid safety test. He was ticketed around 4 15 p m by Secretary of State Investigator James Creed at Collins Station on Pine Bluff Road.
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John Farrell
Ottawa
Secretary of State
James Creed
Collins Station
Pine Bluff Rd
Police investigate Ottawa Bend gun theft at residence
Ottawa Bend Dr resident Mrs Bette Storm reported a theft from a gun cabinet in the living room. A shotgun and rifle were missing from six guns valued at about 240 dollars with entry method unknown as police continue the investigation. Separately, a Crest Hill man was injured when struck at the Northern Petrochemical Co site after a security gate incident involving a New Jersey driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Ottawa Bend
Bette Storm
Morris Boat Club Storage Building Damaged
Morris Boat Club member Dallas F. Pratte reported damage to the club's storage shed on 833 E. Washington St. Police said boards were pulled from the side and a recent break in was similar to past incidents. An inventory has yet to determine if items were taken.
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Morris Boat Club
Dallas
F. Pratte
Washington St
Morris
Pratte
McIntyre Cited for Speeding in Grundy County Court
Bruce A. McIntyre 21 of 428 West Ave was issued a speeding ticket at 10 53 p m by Morris Policeman Syd Reeve for 45 mph in a 25 mph zone on North Street from East to Pine Streets. He posted his license as bond and is to appear in Grundy County Circuit Court March 23.
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Bruce A. McIntyre
West Ave
Morris
Syd Reeve
McIntyre
North St
Pine Sts
Grundy County
Picture window broken at Peart and Quail Rds
A five foot square picture window valued at 200 dollars was broken from a house at Peart and Quail Roads. Robert Thomas of 5735 East Peart Road told Deputy Jeff Black the incident happened between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Thursday. A snowball may have been used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peart and Quail Rds
Robert Thomas
E. Peart Rd
Grundy County
Jeff Black
Black
Illinois veterans nursing facilities plan reviewed by task force
A Springfield task force of 12 state veterans groups will assess needs for additional Illinois veterans nursing homes and optimal sites. Walter Kesselman will chair the panel while Veterans Affairs Director James R. Washburn notes he has received several proposals over three years for new facilities.
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Springfield, Ill
UPI
Illinois
Walter Kesselman
Department
Veterans Affairs
James R. Washburn
Foggy four car crash at Pine Bluff and Dresden Rds
Four vehicles were damaged in a morning crash at Pine Bluff and Dresden Rds when a vehicle driven by Jeffrey Wojnarowski failed to stop for a Jugtown Rd stop sign in heavy fog. No injuries were reported. Vehicle damage totaled about 4 450 dollars across the cars.
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Pine Bluff
Dresden Rds
Grundy County
William Sklut
Jugtown Rd
Jeffrey Wojnarowski
Joliet
Sklut
Richard Beckman
Channahan
Russell Bennett
Wilmington
Edward Grenko
Chicago Heights
Wojnarowski
Ford
Olson
Arco
Mazon
Beckman
Dodge
Grenko
Pontiac
Bennett
Picketers At Alumax Report Slingshot Fire And Garbage Dump
Deputy Evert Poyner was called to Alumax twice on Thursday after guards complained about picketers. At 10 09 a m a guard said a picketer fired a sling shot at their van and left in a blue Oldsmobile. About 11 40 a m Poyner returned as guards reported a barrel of garbage dumped on the road. He found picketers sweeping the road with no garbage present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy County
Evert Poyner
Alumax
Poyner
Minooka Junior High And Grade School Menus Week One
Area school menus list daily meals for Minooka Junior High and Grade, with meals including shell casserole, barbecue on bun, tacos, turkey chow mein, filet of fish, hot beef sandwich, chicken and noodles, chili, ham with scalloped potatoes, fish and sticks, hamburger on buttered bun, boiled beef and noodles, green chili burritos, spaghetti with meatballs, two tacos, and various sides. Milk is served daily. special notes include Shabbona and Center Garfield references for meal pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minooka
MCHS
School Lunch Menu Overview Gardner-South Wilmington and Coal City
Daily offerings list from Gardner South Wilmington High and Coal City with meals for Monday through Friday. Menus include pork tenderloin, chili, steakette, Bar-B-Que, tunafish, ham and noodle casserole, oven fried chicken, fish cake, hot dogs, pizza burger, barbecue, and sides such as buttered corn, mashed potatoes, carrots, green beans, fruit, milk, and desserts.
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G.S
M.S
Salisbury
H.S
Gardner-South Wilmington High
MVK
Coal City
Dryer smoke prompts Morris Fire call at residence
Morris Fire Department answered Thursday at 2:55 p.m. after a resident reported smoke from a clothes dryer at 1680 E North St. No fire or damage was found. Fire Chief Sherman Hexdall said crews returned to station by 3:33 p.m.
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Morris Fire Department
Jerry Osmondson
North St
Sherman Hexdall
Minooka Planning Commission Meet Set for Wednesday
The Minooka Planning Commission will hold a meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the village hall to discuss town planning matters.
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Minooka
Suit over title to used van in Grundy County court
Two suits filed in Grundy County Circuit Court seek over 2800 dollars from Greenway Pontiac Olds on a 1967 Ford van bought for 400 dollars. Plaintiff Kowalczyk claims the title was not free of liens and seeks 2893.34 dollars for price and damages. A second suit by Rock Island Railroad seeks 1639 dollars from Richard Guske for removing a steel rail from its track__
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Grundy County
Richard Kowalczyk
E. Patterson Jr
Greenway
Pontiac
Olds
Bedford Rd
Kowalczyk
The
Rock Island Railroad
William Gibbons
Richard Guske
Aable Construction Co
Coal City High earns 32 firsts at state solo contest
Coal City High School led sixteen area schools with over 400 entries at the Illinois High School Association Solo and Ensemble Contest. Coal City entered 46 events earning 32 first division ratings and 12 seconds, including 25 soloists with 16 firsts and nine seconds. Adjunct judges included staff from St Francis College Joliet Junior College University of Illinois and nearby schools. Special note: Barb Muren earned a perfect score on two movements of a percussion sonata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal City
Illinois High School Association
Coal City High School
St. Francis College
Joliet Junior College
Tax reform and incentives in the tax fight era
The article argues that tax reform rarely reduces government, focusing on modest cuts and added taxes. It contrasts Kemp-Roth’s proposed broad tax cuts with Jarvis’s anti-spending push, and notes Meade’s UK plan shifting tax from income to spending to spur investment. It suggests combining incentive with reduced spending may curb government growth.
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Howard Jarvis
Washington
Harding
Coolidge
Kennedy
Treasury
Treasury Department
London
James Meade
United Kingdom
U.K
Canada
Australia
U.S
Meade
Jack Kemp
Sen
William Roth
Jarvis
Worry Clinic Dr George Crane Defends Views on Marriage
Dr George W Crane defends his medico psychological views on marriage and women's roles amid criticism from journalist Bill Shaw. He asserts his column promotes practical advice for lasting marriages and questions Kinsey survey interpretations. Crane invites readers to request his booklet Sex Problems in Marriage with a stamped return envelope and fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Dr. Kinsey
Kinsey
Scientific Marriage Foundation
Reaors
Bill Shaw
Dear Ann Landers letters on marriage and family
A reader asks about punitive withholding of sex and counseling for both spouses. Ann Landers advises counseling, explains the harm of using sex as punishment, and notes the need for communication. The column also shares letters about regret after a brother’s death and a mother’s influence on a daughter’s social behavior, promoting a sex education booklet offer.
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Ann
A.A.B
New Brunswick
N.J
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Mack Mufich
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Tabler Rd
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Minooka High
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American Standard Land Co
Utica
Rock Island
Guske
University of Illinois
Amber Mikula
Carol Pantaleone
Betsy Anselmo
Terry Davito
George Hirschman
Kurt Peterson
Penny Grubb
Jan Grobstein
Elise Ferlita
Vanessa Roy
Laurie Stokes
Debbie Haacke
Jim Ashing
Jim Macier
Art Beck
Congress
Capitol Hill
California
Jarvis-Gann
Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Indianapolis Star
Hopkins Syndicate
Crane
Hopkins Blag
Mellett
Indiana
Perget
B. Wildered
Ann Landers
Ones
P.O
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