Newman Case Referred Back To Local Court In Illinois
A federal judge reversed an earlier ruling and sent proceedings against Albert Lee Newman back to Grundy County authorities. State's Atty. Richard Wilder must pursue state charges of aggravated assault and resisting arrest while a federal probation hearing is delayed. Newman, 22, of Wilmington, was involved in a high speed chase and was shot by Coal City Officer Steinberger after a suspected attempt to flee.
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Chicago
Wilmington
Grundy
United State
Atty
Thomas A. Foran
John Marovitz
Chiveago
Newman
Wilder
Foran
Marovitz
Kirchner
Coal City
George Steinberger
Illinois Governor Eyes July Session On Tax Reform
State leaders discuss a recessed legislative session starting July 15 to address tax reform. Governor Otto Kerner, along with revenue and finance directors, seek a nonpolitical plan for Illinois. The Supreme Court rules previous service and use taxes remain in effect.
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Otto Kerner
Revenue and Finance
Illinois
Supreme Court
Trial Court
Obituary of Russell N. Miller longtime livestock trucker
Russell N. Miller 63 died Wednesday of a heart attack while traveling to Ottawa with a truckload of livestock. Born August 8, 1904 he was the son of the late Robert Burns Miller and Rose Bernard Miller. He married Marian Auntzen May 14, 1927. she died June 20, 1966. He later married Bernie Winder May 12, 1967 who survives. Also surviving are one son Russell Jr. of Serena four grandchildren and sister Harriet Hellgren of Plano. Miller worked in livestock trucking since 1927 and farmed. active ham radio operator since 1920. He was a member of Sheridan Masonic Lodge AF and AM. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Larson Gabel Funeral Home Rev Edward Cornelius officiating. Burial Sheridan Cemetery. Visitation Friday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Newark
Russell N. Miller
Ottawa
Robert Burns
Rose
Bernard) Miller
Marian Auntzen
Bernie (Bower) Winder
Russell Jr
Serena
Harriet Hellgren
Plano
Sheridan Masonic Lodge
AF & AM
Larson- Gabel
Edward Cornelus
Sheridan Cemetery
Plattville area farmer Henry Sandwick dies at 93
Henry Sandwick 93 of Rte 1 Minooka died at home. Born December 22 1874 in Skaanevik Norway he moved to the U S at 21 and farmed 70 years in Plattville Minooka. Survived by four daughters one son a niece and several nieces and nephews in Norway. Funeral Saturday 2 PM at Plattville Lutheran Church burial Plattville Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call at Larson Funeral Home Yorkville Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM.
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Norway
United States
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Edward
Anna) Wallin
Ottawa
Elva
Joliet
Ora
Lucille
Vernon
Ernest Neels
Hastings
Neb
Sandwick
Plattville Lutheran Church
Vernon Tweedt
Plattville Lutheran Cemetery
Larson Funeral Home
Yorkville
Hicke Baby Dwight Illinois dies at 4 months
4 month old Cindi La Hicke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hicke of Dwight, died unexpectedly at 11 30 a m in her home. Visitation is 7 to 9 p m today at Van Quaten Funeral Home Dwight with services Friday at Nazarene Church. Burial at IOOF Cemetery Cave In Rock. Born November 8 1967 Joliet. Survived by parents a sister Krista maternal grandparents Alva J Hobbs Dwight paternal grandparents Rev and Mrs Shirley Hicke Braidwood.
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Thomas Hicke
Nazarene Church
IOOF
Cave-In Rock
Irvin Pressler
van Quaten Funeral Home
Joliet
Krista
Alva J. Hobbs
Shirley Hicke
Braidwood
Collision Near Lambert Airport Involves Planes Airmotive Pilot
John Brooks 34 of Hazelwood held a commercial license and was pursuing an advanced rating when the crash occurred. Ken Greening, Hazelwood firm operator, witnessed the collision near a tool firm's lot where over 20 cars were parked. He recalled both pilots seeming to jockey for position as the planes converged, with the smaller craft breaking apart on impact.
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Airmotive
John Brooks
Hazelwood
Ken Greening
Navy
F111 family gains mixed fortunes in defense review
The report notes the F111A had a successful mission but the F111B Navy model faces development problems. It recommends eight aircraft instead of 30 for FY purchases and keeps development active alongside Phoenix missiles and new engines. A final decision on halting the F111B or pursuing a separate substitute will depend on contract definitions and cost data.
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Panhandle
North Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara Io
Air Force
Navy
Pentagon
Secretary of the Navy
Paul R. Ignatius
Naval Operations
Adm
Thomas H. Morrer
Congress
South Wilmington Man Fined For Reckless Driving
Arthur M. Serena, 18, of South Wilmington, was fined $50 and $10 in costs after a reckless driving citation issued at 4:40 p.m. March 17 on Lynn Street. Magistrate Chester P. Winsor presided. Village Policeman Charles Christiansen made the arrest.
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South Wilmington
Arthur M. Serena
Lynn St
Charles Christensen
Chester P. Winsor
Inter American Geodetic Survey Emerges After World War II
The Inter-American Geodetic Survey formed in 1946 to coordinate Latin American nations and the United States following wartime map inaccuracies. The initiative arose from postwar efforts to improve regional cartography and geodetic accuracy.
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Inter-American Geodetic Survey
Traffic Court Fines Levied for Vehicle Violations
Kelly J. Shay sixteen of Route 3 fined ten dollars and five dollars costs for no valid registration. Robert K. Walker thirty seven of Route 1 Mazon fined ten dollars and five dollars costs for speeding thirty eight in a thirty zone. Richard A. Story eighteen of Cabery fined ten dollars and five dollars for failure to display license plates. Lee S. Christopher thirty two of Dwight fined twenty dollars and five dollars costs for improper lane usage. Wendell C. Brady thirty nine of 853 East Jefferson Street fined ten dollars and five dollars costs for improper use of registration. John S. Warner nineteen of Route 5 fined fifteen dollars and five dollars costs for driving too fast for conditions.
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Rte. 3
Robert K. Walker
Rte. 1
Mazon
Richard A. Story
Cabery
Lee S. Christopher
Dwight
Wendell C. Brady
E. Jefferson St
John S. Warner
Rte. 5
Ticket Driver on Liquor Charge
An illegal transportation of liquor citation was issued to a rural Morris motorist at 3 15 a m today on Division St near Benton S. John S Gordon 17 of Rte 5 was cited by Morris City Policeman Robert Lynes. He left his driver s license as bond and is to appear at 3 30 p m April 8 in magistrate court.
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Division St
Benton S
John S. Gordon
Rte. 5
Morris City
Robert Lynes
Bond
Sis
Market slides as trading opens in New York
Stock market softens in early New York trading with the Dow at 835.75, down .81 after a brief rise. Gainers outnumbered losers 645 to 381, AP index up slightly, while shares of Fairchild Camera, IBM, Merck and others gain modestly. Trading activity was steady with 4.15 million shares through two hours and mixed results on the American Exchange.
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Alcoa
Itek
Homestake
Eastman Kodak
American Stock Exchange
Chicago grain futures quotes and prices
Wheat No 2 hard 1 564yn No 2 soft red 1 48yn Corn No 2 yellow 1 19 74n No 3 yellow 1 17 4 No 5 yellow 1 08n Oats No 2 heavy white 79n Soy beans No 1 yellow 2 70 2n Soybean oil 8 83n
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Chicago
March by King Ends in Rioting
In Memphis Tennessee a civil rights march led by Martin Luther King Jr ended as hundreds of demonstrators became unruly looting stores and smashing windows Police used tear gas to scatter the crowd A policeman was beaten while attempting to stop looters King departed for the church where the march began Earlier youths hurled bricks and bottles at a high school and police responding.
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Memphis
Newark School Board Election Set for April 13
Newark voters will go to the polls from noon to 7 p.m. on April 13 for high school and grade school board elections. Two vacancies exist on the high school board with candidates Vernon Anderson Stanley Peterson Ronald C Johnson and Gene Whitfield. The grade school board incumbents seeking re election are John Akre and Lloyd Voggen.
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Vernon Anderson
Stanley Peterson
Ronald C. Johnson
Gene Whitfield
John Akre
Lloyd Voggen
Kinsman Hosts Bridge Club and Local Updates
Mrs. Louis OConnell entertained her bridge club with awards for Mrs. Francis Dunn Mrs. Donald Drinan and Mrs. Robert Carey. Mrs. Carey will entertain in two weeks. The Iverson family moved into the Carol Pierce home. Dorothy Snow of Arizona visits Edwin Schmidt family and Mrs. Dora Schmidt at Cole Hospital in Champaign. Lifecast Lon Cherry 77 of Marseilles died Friday in Ayburn Hospital Ottawa. Mrs. Cherry is former Ellen Maier. Members of the Myers Ryans Prindiville Voights Harty Drinan and Gary Drinan spent the weekend with their families.
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Bridge Club
Francis Dunn
Donald Drinan
Robert Carey
Carey
Fred Iverson
Streator
Carol Pierce
Dorothy Snow
Arizona
Edwin Schmidts
Dora Schmidt
Cole Hospital
Champaign
Lon Cherry
Marseilles
Ayburn Hospital
Ottawa
Muscular Aches and Pains Relief Ad at Walgreens
An old Walgreens ad promotes Provo tables for temporary relief from minor aches and pains and stiffness linked to arthritis rheumatism bursitis lumbago backache and muscular discomfort with a money back guarantee.
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Walgreen Drugs
Daylight Jewelry Heist on Eastern Avenue Nets Five Rings
Three men used glass cutters in daylight to break a jewelry store display window on Eastern Avenue Baltimore and steal five diamond rings valued at about 3000 dollars. The incident occurred in broad daylight drawing attention from passersby.
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Baltimore, Md
Eastern Avenue
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Barbara) Philips
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