Couple adjusts to life in Indonesia on long dream trip
Minooka pair Cheryl and Rick Ricciardi describe their move to Sumatra, Indonesia, in September. Rick works at P. T. Arun Natural Gas Co., overseeing about 30 Indonesians. their life includes limited water, a high end guest house, six servants, and a right drive Toyota truck.
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Minooka
Chery Ricciardi
Chery
Rick
Bali
Indonesia
Cheryl
Dick Lee
Arrowhead Dr
Sumatra
P. T. Arun Natural Gas Co
Shok Seumawe
Mobil Oil
P. T. Arun
Arun
United States
England
Cheryl Ricciardi
Adi
Ricciardi
Mobil Oll
Scotland
Germany
Australia
Ireland
Canada
Vietnam
China
Weather and travel notes from a distant land
A weather synopsis notes rain and cooler temperatures tonight and Friday with highs in the 50s. It records temperatures at Dresden Island Locks and Dam and Morris, then shifts to a personal diary detailing Indonesia life. Cheryl and Rick describe climate, culture, faith, economy, and daily customs across Acheh and other regions, including food, durian, batik, crafts, and social norms.
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Dresden Island Locks and Dam
Morris
Indonesia
Chery
Sumatra
Acheh
Java
Borneo
Kalimantan
Bali
Sulawesi
Cheryl
Rick
Asia
Demonstration Sunday Against Nuclear Operation At Gebhard Woods
Public protest planned Sunday at Gebhard Woods against nuclear power plants and nuclear fuel storage. Mobilization for Survival and Bailly Alliance expect about 300 at Gebhard Woods and 200 more at General Electric Morris storage site. Sheriff William Button will deploy deputies and traffic control. state and local police coordinate security. no fence touching allowed. Speakers include Sidney Lens and Nadine Wesel among others.
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Gebhard Woods
General Electric
Morris
Mobilization For Survival
Bailly Alliance
Bob King
Grundy County
William Button
Sheriff Button
Button
Eugene Voiland
Anthony Horman
District 5
Joliet
Horman
Jack Kopczick
Kopcczick
Sidney Lens
The
Sam Day
Progressive
Nadine Wesel
Women For Peace
Donald Bird
Associated Citizens For the Protection of
Environment
Axel Meyer
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb Area Alliance For Responsible Energy
Beth Galbreath
Rockford Sun Day Committee
Lens
Crisis of
Liberation Magazine
King
Severe storms flood New Orleans and rip through Gainesville
Thunderstorms drenched the South with heavy rain and a Gainesville tornado damaged the University of Florida WRUF towers. Four killed in floods Gov reports 9 inches in five hours in New Orleans, while watches covered Florida Georgia and South Carolina. Dozens stranded and a policeman trapped by live wires. High damage across Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas.
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United Press International
Gainesville
Fla
National Weather Service
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
University of Florida
WRUF
New Orleans
Alabama
Mississipi
Louisiana
Texas
Opp
Ala
Kendall County dog regulations reviewed
Kendall County and nearby areas face dog bite spikes in winter. The animal control committee led by Jannette Nelson urges spaying or neutering, rabies inoculations, tagging, and confinement to prevent dog at large. It cites 1968 ordinance updates, fines, and steps for reporting bites or stray dogs to authorities.
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Yorkville
Kendall County
Kendall County Board Animal Control Committee
Jannette Nelson
Illinois Animal Control Act
Kendall County Board
Animal Control Committee
Plattville
Animal Control
Tragic Backing Truck Death Of 14 Month Old In Channahon
A 14 month old child died at 5 20 a m after a pickup truck backed over him in Channahon Wednesday afternoon. Jonathon J Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Harold J Ellis 808 Bridge St Channahon was pronounced dead at St Joseph Hospital Joliet An autopsy was scheduled to determine the cause of death The driver was Ralph A Madding Jr of 1501 Cardinal Rd Channahon The boy born February 22 1977 is survived by his parents a 3 year old sister Marie Theresa and extended family Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 a m at Sonntag Wylie Funeral Home Joliet with visitation Friday from 2 4 and 7 9 p m Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Joliet.
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Channahon
Jonathon J. Ellis
Harold J. Ellis
Bridge St
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Will County
Robert Tezak
Ralph A. Madding Jr
Cardinal Rd
Jonathon Joseph Ellis
Harold J
Barbara Lynn Dunn
Marie Theresa
Betty Semenyna
Joseph F. Dunn
Christine
Harold W. Ellis
Northern Petrochemical Turnaround Preview Details Venting Plan
Northern Petrochemical will start a planned turnaround for plants in the complex. The shutdown prompts venting through the flare stack in the ethylene process, producing natural gas like by products. Steam is used to raise burn temperature to reduce black smoke, with operations to resume in about three to four weeks and flare size adjusted as conditions stabilize.
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Northern Petrochemical
Solder pot accident burns Dwight plant worker
A South Wilmington woman, Mrs. Hisako Densmore, 42, was burned about 9:30 a.m. at the Coils Inc. Dwight plant when a solder pot tipped over. She was taken by Dwight Ambulance to Morris Hospital at 9:40 a.m. and by 11:00 a.m. no condition was released. A plant representative said she likely hooked the pot edge, causing the spill. others nearby were not injured. An escort from the Dwight police accompanied the ambulance en route to Morris.
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South Wilmington
Coils Inc
Dwight
Hisako Densmore
Third Ave
Oak St
Morris Hospital
W. Wauponsie St
Dehsmore
Densmore
Morris
Judge rejects dog speed alibi in Parkersburg
Ronald Dillon of Parkersburg told the judge he could not have been driving 45 mph in a 35 mph zone because a dog was chasing his car. He cited the encyclopedia saying the fastest dog is a greyhound at 35 mph, calling the claim an ordinary mutf.
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Parkersburg
W.va
UPI
Ronald Dillon
Dillon
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Nancy J. Anderson
Heaven
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Mecca
JoAnne Gretenoord Real Estate
Ohio Valley
mid-Atlantic Coast
Weather Bureau
Morris Daily Herald
Illinois
Ois
Sonntag-Wylie Funeral Home
Herkimer St
Arthur Anderson
Woodlawn Cemetery
NPC
Dog Speed
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