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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1978

Page

4

Reckless driving complaint filed over Morris station incident

Kneller's Shell night manager Steve Claypool reported to Morris police that Ray L. Clark drove into the rural station at high speed and circled the lot nearly striking two cars and a gas pump. Police served the reckless driving complaint at Romine's Plaza. Clark posted his license and faces Grundy County Circuit Court on April 6.

Kneller’s Shell Morris Kneller Steve Claypool Claypool Ray L. Clark Rte. 3 Stockdale Rd Clark Illinois 47 Romine Standard Plaza Grundy County

Windshields broken in three vehicles in Minooka area

Morris police investigated early Sunday after three vehicles on Mondamon Street in Minooka had windshields smashed. Bonnie Callis reported the damage at 3 20 a m to a 1971 Chevrolet owned by Ray Smith and a 1976 Chevrolet pickup owned by Mark Lorenz with a third windshield broken by an unidentified owner who left the scene.

Mondamon St Minooka Michael Hrechko Bonnie Callis Ray Smith Sage St Channahon Mark Lorenz Joliet Hrechko

Vandalisms Reported Across Grundy County This Weekend

Grundy County Sheriff reports multiple vandalism incidents Friday and Thursday night. A Coal City home under construction on White Tie Rd. suffered a damaged double door frame after intruders pried it open. South Wilmington resident Walter Kirkland reported a shed wall torn and eggs on the house plus butter smeared windows. Deputies found a down narrow bridge sign and mailbox on Nettle School Rd and later a stop sign down near U.S. 6. A stop sign at Minooka and Ashley Rds. was reported down at noon Friday.

Grundy County Walter Kirkland Third Ave Wilmington Sheriff's Department Kirkland William Sklut Roger Thorsen Nettle School Rd Sklut U.S. 6

Coal City youth cited after Morris accident

Coal City16 year old Susan E Jurzak was ticketed by Morris police at 8 06 pm for driving too fast for conditions after hitting a parked 1971 Chevrolet station wagon on E Main Street The girl and two passengers were not injured The 1973 Ford Estate driven by Jurzak had over 100 damage to the right side and fender She posted license as bond and faces Grundy County Circuit Court on April 6

Channahon Lincoln Sts James L. Terrell Treasure Island John J. Chandler Church of Christ Terrell Coal City Morris E. Main St Susan E. Jurzak First Lacey Sts S.D. Francois Jurzak Liberty St Main St

Minooka Man Arrested After Car Crashes Elevator Doors

Dan Fleming 20 of Minooka was arrested at his Holt Road home after driving his car through the Minooka Elevator doors and leaving the scene. Police, with Sgt Curt Leach, say the vehicle approached from the east, crashed through the doors, and continued through the building. Fleming posted his license as bond and is due in court April 27.

Minooka Dan Fleming Holt Rd Grundy County Curt Leach Michael Hrechko Vernon Johnson Hrechko Fleming

Weekend calls to Alumax yield no incidents

Grundy County Sheriff’s Department responded to Alumax three times over the weekend with no significant incidents. Sunday at 12:46 a.m. and 10 p.m. deputies checked complaints of fireworks but found no explosions. At 3:05 a.m. today Deputy S J Maloney found only a beer bottle on the road, not glass.

Grundy County Maloney

Five Morris residents cited for traffic and parking violations

Police cited five locals in a weekend roundup. John R. White and Clark L. Colman faced charges tied to alcohol, with White due in Grundy County Court on April 13 and Colman bond posted. Michael L. Valentine, 18, was ticketed for speeding on Lisbon Road and set for April 6 court. Arlene Grimm was cited for parking in a no parking zone blocking a business driveway. Steven K. Girard was cited for blocking a private driveway on East Jackson Street. Fire crews responded to a Sunday car fire on Division Street damaging a 1976 Ford Mustang about $750, with the blaze confined to the engine area.

Morris John R. White Rte. 5 Southmor Rd S.D. Francois E. Washington Division Sts White Grundy County Clark L. Colman Liberty St Colman Michael L. Valentine Rte. 4 Nettle Creek Rd Lisbon Rd Johnson St Northern Ave Valentine Dennis Holbrook Circuit Court Arlene Grimm E. North St Gerald Broderick Steven K. Girard E. Southmor Rd

Vandalism Hits Local Churches and Nearby Properties

Police logged multiple weekend vandalism incidents in Morris. At Assembly of God Church on School Street a 1962 church bus had eight windows broken and a fire extinguisher stolen. A Free Methodist Church lawn was damaged and tires slashed near Koubnec Motor Service on N Spruce Street. Damage totals were not disclosed. Ronald Brown reported repeated vandalism concerns for the Free Methodist site. The Ocasek residence reported eight tires slashed and three garage door windows broken at his properties.

Morris Assembly of God School St E. Powell Free Methodist Armstrong St Ronald Brown Park Lake Dr First Ave Brown Koubnec Motor Service, Inc N. Spruce St Darwin C. Ocasek Lynnwood Dr Koubnec Services Ocasek

Vending machine stolen from Gardner station

A soda pop dispensing machine was reported stolen from Serena's Enco Station on Washington Street in Gardner. The theft occurred about 9 p.m. Saturday with the machine dragged across ice leaving a six foot gauge. Dana Hillman, Liberty Senior, identified as owner. value listed between $800 and $900. Ray Serena reported the theft to the Grundy County Sheriff's Department.

Serena Enco Washington St Illinois Gardner Ray Serena Grundy County

AMA survey finds doctors see enough beds with few surpluses

In Chicago the AMA survey shows most doctors consider community bed counts about right and only 20 percent see a surplus. About two thirds say some patients could be treated as outpatients while a minority doubt bed reductions would harm care.

Chicago UPI American Medical Association Ralph Nader Health Research Group Nader Consumer Groups Sidney Wolfe

Soviet oil drive and US warning redefine Middle East stakes

Secretary Brown warns the Soviet Union of US intervention to protect Middle East oil, while Moscow pushes north from Samotior into Arctic reserves. Glushkov cites massive costs for new refineries and pipelines as oil output falters. The piece maps Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Egypt, Syria, South Yemen, and Libya as strategic focal points, with US support for Egypt and Saudi arms deals to counter Soviet influence.

Harold Brown Soviet Union America Russia State Committee On Prices Nikolai T. Glushkov Samotior Siberia Alaska Glushkov Iraq Saudi Arabia South Yemen Red Syria Libya Egypt Muammar el-Qaddafi Middle East Brown United States

Worry Clinic Explains Contagious Slips of Tongue

Dr. George W Crane discusses how focusing on habitual actions can disrupt them, citing cases from a TV newscaster Myra W. to athletes and musicians. He notes how attention to errors spreads slips among peers, with examples from baseball, guitar playing, sermons, and radio soap operas, and offers his booklet by mail.

Myra Chicago Wateh Evanston Ernest F. Tittle WGN

Astrology and love letters from Ann Landers column

Readers ask if astrology has merit and seek guidance on love and past relationships. Ann Landers addresses horoscope skepticism, a teen breakup, and a young wife curious about her spouse's past, offering pragmatic, non sensational counsel.

Ann Landers

Chinese Proverb About Dogs Barking In Unison

A concise proverb notes one dog barking at something while the others join in, illustrating group behavior and social conformity with a sharp, wry tone. The line captures how individuals mirror a dominant focus within a group.

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