Morris youths remanded after bank burglary and curfew arrest
Charles D. Yoder and Daniel J. Brown, both 16, were arrested for curfew violations after being seen walking from an alley in Morris, following Yoder's July burglary of the Grundy County National Bank. Yoder is held at a juvenile facility. Brown posted bond and was released to his father.
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Morris
Grundy
Liberty St
Harold Carlson
Gerald Broderick
Carlson
Yoder
Grundy County
Robert Malmquist
Illinois Department of Corrections
John Vacca
E. Jefferson St
S.D. Reeve
Illinois 47
Chapin St
Vacca
Harold Conkwright
E. Benton St
Bedford Plaza
Rick Valerio
Rte. 5
Dwight Rd
Conkwright
Valerio
John Marietta
Oak St
Coal City
Walgreen
Mark Cepiel
E. Chapin St
Kirk A. Peterson
W. Main St
Eagle
Cepiel
S.D. Francois
Dennis Holbrook
Daniel Moore
Beth Dr
George St
Savon
Illinois
Moore
John Elleson
Kiersted St
William Brown
E. Main St
Elleson
Atty
Charles Zalar
Thefts and arrests span Morris area incidents
The Morris police logged thefts of lawn furniture and car parts from local homes, plus multiple arrests. Items stolen include a wrought iron settee and chair, a 1965 Mercury Comet parts, and a red Moto-Cross bike. Numerous traffic citations followed, with several suspects facing court dates in May.
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Morris
Cheri Watkiss
Fulton St
John Cheshareck
Grant St
Cheshareck
Illinois Ave
Compliment Club urged by Dr. Crane for stressed workers
In a Worry Clinic piece Dr. George W. Crane counsels Dennis D. a 38 year old insurance salesman facing cancer and retirement dreams. He urges reducing work pressure, enjoying daily joys, and sending for a Compliment Club booklet to spread positive notes to family and colleagues.
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Dennis
Marshall Field
Dennis D
Fort Knox
Dear Ann Landers on Flashers and bunk bed fear
Dear Ann Landers answers two reader questions about a go go dancer's need for attention, male flashers, and the dangers of top bunks. The columnist differentiates male and female flashers, labels the dancer behavior as pathological, and suggests safety checks for bunk beds.
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Ann Landers
Detroit
Ann
California
Uniontown
Penn
Motorist reports theft from car in Morris
Vern Burkhart of 311 E Washington St reports weekend theft from his 1972 Cadillac. Fender skirts and trunk lock cover stolen. Police report filed with Morris Police Department at 7 a.m. today.
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Kirk Greer
Washington St
Vern Burkhart
Morris Police Department
Cemetery marker damage reported at Aux Sable Cemetery
Frank Schmitt reported at 11 52 p m Sunday that three more grave markers in Aux Sable Cemetery had been damaged. Sgt Schmitt noted vandals damaged markers in the southeast section. Late last week eight tomb stones in the cemetery were damaged or disturbed.
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Grundy County
Frank Schmitt
Aux Sable
Morris Savings suit dismissed in Grundy County court
Several matters were dropped last week in Grundy County Circuit Court for want of prosecution or by party motion. Morris Savings and Loan sought judicial review of a Griffin ruling on relocating its home office while keeping a Morris facility. Other suits included Johnson Controls against Warren's Heating and Coal City District I for $24,200 over school project supplies. Joliet Federal Savings and Loan versus the Carlsons on a $50,000 Lincoln Lake III mortgage. W Stanley and Edith Allison versus Dave Marcotte over $13,000 for allegedly poor insulation work. and a Hexdall injunction battle over a Grundy County Fair Association track and flooding affecting nearby property.
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Grundy County
Commonwealth Edison
Collins Station
Thomas Walker
Michael Perino
Perino
Jugtown Rd
Goose Lake Prairie State Park
Frank Schmitt
Luck
Frank Toth
Joliet
John Baranak
Louis Parkart
Michael Boyle
Jerry Allbert
Dave Studer
John Ditsch
Morris Savings and Loan
Timothy Griffin
Savings and Loan Commissioner
Illinois
Griffin
Savings and Loan
Coal City
Morris
Johnson Controls Inc
Milwaukee
Warren’s Heating Inc
Coal City Unit District I
Warren
Johnson
Joliet Federal Savings and Loan
Paul
Betty Carlson
Lincoln Lake III
W. Stanley
Edith Allison
Dave Marcotte
Marcotte
Allisons
Monroe St
Gardner
Elmer
Thomas
James
David
Joyce
Ruth Hexdall
Grundy County Agriculture District
Venice Floods Threaten Ground Floor Dwellings In City Of Canals
Floods again threaten Venice with acqua alta as winds lift Adriatic waters. UNESCO mobilizes funds after 1966, with US giving most. 16,000 Venetians live in ground floor homes. The piece details Venice's history from doges to St Mark's, bridges like Ponte dei Sospiri, Doges Palace, St Mark's body, and the busy Piazza San Marco, while noting ongoing flood risk and maritime life.
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Venice
Adriatic
Acqua Alta
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
United States
Carole
Canale Grande
Republic of Venice
Italy
Florence
Pisa
Lucca
Mediterranean
Pietro Candido IV
San Marco
St. Mark
St. Theodore
Alexandria
Egypt
St. Marco
Piazza San Marco
Napoleon
Europe
Byron
Eliot
James
Ruskin
Shelly
Pietro Tribuno
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Morrisman
David Bartels
John H. Brookman
Cemetery Rd
Brookman
Washington
Armstrong St
Charles Burke
Muskie Trail
Goose Lake
Grundy County Sheriff's Deputies
Will County
First United Methodist Church
W. Jackson St
Echo Bowling Lanes
Bedford Rd
Frank E. Rudow
E. North St
Mark P. Wackerman
Briar Lane
Scott Pierce
Vine St
Lincoln St
Pierce
Morris Hospital
Des Rochers
White Tie
Jugtown Rds
Steven Perry
James Peterson
Douglas Cooper
Robert Hurstik
Jeff Wix
Robert Puckett
Wix
Perry
Jim Smith
Raymond Weatherford
Nelson and
Saratoga Rds
Michael Kinzler
Mable Court
Interstate 80
Jeffrey Cockream
Tracy Dr
Thomas Suddarth
Liberty and
Jefferson Sts
Richard Wren
W. Elm St
Jeff Black
Illinois 113
Debra Marx
W. Jefferson St
Roger Miller
Lisbon St
Tracy Todd
Channahon
James Matteson
U.S. 6
McLindon Rd
The
Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Heed
MR. Field
Field
Crane
Hopkins
Mellett
Indiana
P.O. B
Chicago
Morris Savings
Hexdalls
Rome
Constantinople
Roman Empire
Paris
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