Volpe denies plan to pay for 1972 VP nomination
Former Massachusetts Governor John Volpe says he heard nothing about a $500,000 scheme to buy the 1972 Republican vice presidential nomination. Prosecutors allege Albert Manzi and William Masiello conspired to raise cash to influence Nixon to dump Agnew for Volpe. Nixon and his aides say they were unaware of the plan.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Richard Nixon
Volpe
State
Suffolk Superior Court
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Ken Khachigan
Albert P. “Toots
Manzi
Worcester
Mass
William V. Masiello
Stephen Delinsky
John Rowan
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S. Transportation
Deer permit applications available at Christensens office
State Rep. Ray A. Christen sen announces 1978 Firearm Deer Permit Application and Information forms are available at 304 Liberty St. The Illinois Department of Conservation issued new forms this year and they must be filled out correctly or they will be rejected. Christensen's office is open Tuesday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m.
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Ray A. Christensen
D-Morris
Liberty St
Illinois Department of Conservation
Conservation Department
Christensen
No indictment sought on juvenile in burglary case
A correction states no indictment will be sought against 16 year old David Van Winsen of Godley in the Grundy County case. The Grand Jury was not asked to indict him for burglarizing trailers at the South Wilmington Firemen's Club. No indictments will be sought against Alan Decker 19 Braceville Howard Schott 18 Braidwood and David Warren 18 South Wilmington.
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Morris Daily Herald
Grundy County Grand Jury
David van Winsen
Godley
South Wilmington
Nurse Edna Graham Retires From Grundy Health Dept
Mrs. Edna L. Rice Graham a registered nurse at the Grundy County Health Department retired Monday from her staff nurse position. She began June 14 1966 and has worked part time for twelve years prior to retirement.
Two Seek Shelter at Illini Hotel. Police Remove Trespassers
Morris police were called at 4:20 a.m. to the Illini Hotel on Liberty Street where owner Dennis Shay reported nightly trespassers sleeping on floors and in hallways. Sgt. Max Babcock found two non-registered guests, P. G. Marshall and Ralph Poll, both without places to go. A potential break in at Morris Pet Shop was investigated after a door was found open at about 4:30 a.m.. no entry was confirmed and the owner, out of town, was to check the premises later.
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Illini
Liberty St
Morris
Dennis Shay
Shay
Max Babcock
Babcock
P. G. Marshall
Ralph Poll
Minooka Police Chief Tickets Two for Speeding
Police Chief Michael Hrechko ticketed two drivers on Ridge Rd about a quarter mile north of McEvilly Rd. Antonio Prez, 25, Joliet, cited for 65 in a 35 mph zone at 4:32 p.m. posted license as bond and set to appear May 11. Thaddeus Hanson, 33, Minooka, cited for 55 in a 35 mph zone at 4:52 p.m. posted license and set to appear May 18.
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Minooka
Michael Hrechko
Ridge Rd
McEvilly
Antonio Prez
Joliet
Thaddeus Hanson
Motorcycle rider ticketed for license mismatch in Grundy County
Kevin Rowland 18 of Muskie Trail was ticketed at 9 05 p m Tuesday by Deputy Jeff Black in Goose Lake for driving a motorcycle without proper license classification and for driving without lights. Rowland posted bond and is due in court May 25. Also cited were Adele M. Van Cleave for overstaying a 15 minute parking limit on E Jefferson St and Gregory Starnes for a 48 hour parking violation on Liberty St. Carl Thomas, 25, was arrested for criminal trespassing on Collins Rd after a complaint by Frank McCabe.
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Kevin Rowland
Muskie Trail
Grundy County
Jeff Black
Black
Goose Lake
Walleye Rd
Peart Rd
Rowland
Minooka
Morris
Adele M. van Cleave
Robert Stansberry
E. Jefferson St
Gregory Starnes
Liberty St
Alan Love
Wilmington
Carl Thomas
N. Kankakee Sr
Frank McCabe
McCabe
Thomas
Collins Rd
FTC ad control for sugary foods faces congressional setback
In Washington a House appropriations subcommittee split five to four to halt the FTC's probe into limiting sugary food ads on children’s TV. The measure would stop only the investigation into ads beyond outright fraud. Full committee and Congress must still act. Consumer groups and the FTC protest potential battle ahead.
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Washington
UPS
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
House Appropriations
Full
Appropriations Committee
White House
FTC
Vandals damage vending machine at downtown laundromat
Police in Morris reported vandalism at a Downtown Laundromat on West Washington Street where a Sanders Vending Co. machine had its pop door torn off. The damaged unit, found at 12 55 a m, was observed by officers after a call.
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Washington St
Morris
Sanders Vending Co
Illinois Ave
Wrong night reported in Minooka High incident
A misdated report claimed a car damaged Minooka High School lawns on Sunday night. the activity occurred Saturday night. Terry Underhill, 17, of Sandridge Road, was arrested at the school around 11 a.m. Tuesday and charged with criminal damage to property.
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Morris Daily Herald
Minooka High School
Terry Underhill
Sandridge Rd
Chrysler wins approval for multi billion stock issue plan
CENTER LINE Mich UPI stockholders backed a plan to issue 20 million preferred and 60 million common shares to fund a 7.5 billion product program. Despite protests the management proposal passed 54 percent as Chrysler re elected its board and declared a 25 cent common dividend.
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Center Line
Mich
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Minooka School Boards Set To Meet This Week
MINOOKA The Minooka Grade School Board will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the elementary school at 400 Coady Drive. The Minooka High School Board will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the school administrative area.
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Minooka
Composer Khachaturyan Dies at 74 in Moscow
Aram Khachaturyan, renowned Soviet composer ranked with Shostakovich, died after a long illness at age 74. Tass announced the death. He gained fame from the Gayane Ballet Suite and the Saber Dance, though he disliked the label.
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Moscow
UPI
Aram Khachaturyan
Khachaturyan
Dmitri Shostakovich
Tass
Saber Dance
Mr. Saber Dance
Traffic Court Outcomes In Coal City Area
William Waldrop 20 Braceville forfeited 100 bond for failing to appear on criminal damage to property charged Jan 8 by Donna Reader alleging two doors at 990 S Broadway Coal City. Carolyn Dumbrowski 34 Wilmington had disorderly conduct charge dismissed at complainant request. James Sanches 21 Coal City fined 25 and 10 costs for sidewalk driving. Edward Unger 30 Coal City fined 25 and 10 costs for improper backing. Richard Kane 45 Mel Kay Trailer Court fined 500 and 25 costs for reckless driving amended from DWI. Disobeying a stop sign dismissed and breathalyzer refusal ruled involuntary. James Sanches ticketed May 1 Illinois 47 by Trooper J Hanneken.
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William Waldrop
Braceville
Donna Reader
Waldrop
S. Broadway St
Coal City
Carolyn Dumbrowski
Rte. 4
Wilmington
Joseph Boucher
Coal City Standard
Broadway
Division
Richard Kane
Mel Kay
Peter Odo
Division Sts
James Sanches
Third Ave
J. Hanneken
Illinois
Armstrong
Benton
Edward Unger
Willow St
James White
Chestnut Sts
Fire Department Responds to Wood Pile Blaze at Morris Airport
Morris Fire Department was dispatched Tuesday at 7:57 p.m. to a fire in a large wood pile at Morris Airport on north Illinois 47. Phil Strange of 9976 N Illinois 47 reported the blaze. No value or damage estimate was reported. Firemen returned to Morris at 8:47 p.m.
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Morris
Morris Airport
North
Illinois
Phil Strange
Fire Department
Krakatoa Eruption of 1883 Yet the Loudest Ever
United Press International notes that Krakatoa’s 1883 eruption was the loudest and most powerful volcanic explosion in history. The blast produced a towering 120 foot tidal wave at times and sent waves around the globe.
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United Press International
Krakatoa
Indonesia
Ex-president urges Socialist Party to negotiate with Red Brigades
In Rome a former Constitutional Court president urged Italy’s Socialist Party to negotiate with the Red Brigades to win the release of kidnapped ex-Premier Aldo Moro. The call drew swift criticism from Moro’s Christian Democratic allies and was framed as a potential humanitarian option amid ongoing talks and a five hour party meeting.
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Socialist Party
Red Brigades
Rome
UPI
Italy
Aldo Moro
Moro
Christian Democratic Party
Turin
Giuseppe Branca
Constitutional Court
Branca
Il Messaggero
Christian Democrats
Giovanni Galloni
Erikousa Island Ties to Social Security Checks
Erikousa a six square mile Greek island in the Ionian Sea depends entirely on U.S. Social Security payments for about 140000 dollars yearly. Most residents are Americans or have U.S. relatives and many return home to retire after long immigrant journeys to the United States.
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Greek Island
U.S
Erikousa
Greece
United States
Adriatic
Ionian Sea
Red Albania
Corfu
Othonia
Mathrokion Islands
Zorba
Ionian Islands
Anastassios Mitsilis
Salonika
Italy
Dodecanese Islands
Costas Manessis
Manessis
America
New York
Georgios Argyros
Bronx
George Kateches
Cris Katachis
City College of New York
Cris
Erikouia
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
How Hobart Used Conditioning to Win Carla
Dr Crane explains that love follows conditioning like a hot dog becoming appealing through repeated pleasant associations. Hobart, an underdog, can win Carla by giving sincere compliments in class, building favorable mood associations. The piece teases a follow-up booklet on the “5 Laws for Complimenting” with a mail-in offer.
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Hobart
Carla
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Excerpt
This reader mailbag shows three Qs to Ann Landers on family secrecy about a Catholic grandmother and a hidden grandson, a cross eyed infant rumor debunked by Duke pediatrics, and a blunt drug awareness promo. The column tongue reflects old style advice and a drug education booklet offer.
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Ann Landers
Bat
Myob
Toots
Dear Ann Landers
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