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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1978

Page

3

Carter adds 100 million for solar research on western swing

President Carter, during a four state Western swing, announced an additional 100 million for solar and renewable energy research including windmills and manure. He toured the Solar Energy Research Institute in Golden and urged Congress to act on energy legislation while criticizing nuclear energy as wasteful. Carter traveled to Los Angeles and Portland for events with officials and a fundraiser in Denver for Sen. Floyd Haskell.

Denver UPI Carter Los Angeles Bar Association Bradley Commmunity Watts Portland Ore South Table Mountains Golden Colo James Schlesinger Solar Energy Research Institute Solar Center Capitol Hill Congress Colorado Schlesinger Bob Bergland Cecil Andrus Bergland Floyd Haskell D-Colo Bill Armstrong Jack Swigert Haskell

Joliet Live Stock Market Better for Hogs and Cattle

In Joliet Illinois live stock trade was light with no cattle established. Hogs weakened by 1.00 to 1.25, with No 1-2 210-240 lb at 48.00 to 48.75 and No 1-3 200-250 lb at 47.00 to 48.00. Weighed hog receipts Friday estimated at 1,000 and cattle at 200.

Joliet, Ill UPI

Grain prices at noon on UPI Board

Chicago report shows wheat and corn higher while soybeans rise sharply at midday. May wheat 2.96 up 2 percent, July 3.00 up 3, September 3.04 up 3.4. Corn May 2.48 up 1, July 2.47 up 2, September 2.46 up 2.4. Soybeans May 7.20 up 6, July 7.02 up 8.4, August 6.80 up 11 percent.

Chicago UPI Board of Trade

Disturbance at Mortgaged Inn in Minooka no complaints filed

Minooka police reported a disturbance at the Mortgaged Inn Tavern on Mondamon Street. Darin Weathersby, 360 Wabasso Place, was struck on the head by a bottle thrown by an unidentified person, then chased outside as the assailant left in a car. Weathersby had a slight injury and refused to sign a complaint.

Mondamon St Minooka Michael Hrechko Darin Weathersby Wabasso Place Hrechko Weathersby

ICS Presents Monster Madness at Morris Community High

Immaculate Conception School stages Monster Madness with Dave Morel as Dracula, Lynette Pellegrini as the fortune teller, and Nancy Norton as Vampira. Performances run Friday and Saturday at Morris Community High School starting at 8 p.m., with the public invited to attend.

Immaculate Conception School

Indonesian Houseboy Adi and Life Under Guided Democracy

Cheryl describes life with Adi, a 25 year old Indonesian houseboy from near Medan. They bond over language study, gifts, and trips while facing limited freedoms as Indonesia operates under guided democracy after President Suharto's reelection. Adi plans marriage and schooling, highlighting cultural expectations and family distance.

Ricciardi Adi Medan Cheryl Jupiah Singapore Bali Bangkok Thailand Jakarta Suharto Indonesia

Minooka Police Cite Four For Traffic Violations

Four people were stopped by Minooka police for traffic violations on Wednesday. Kenneth Dillon, 26 Joliet, was cited for a headlight violation and held on two Will County warrants after a pistol was found under his seat. released on $200 bond. Frank Redmond Joliet cited for 33 in a 20 mph school zone. to appear May 25. Judy Fazekas Channahon cited for 47 in a 35 mph zone. to appear May 25. Daniel Clennon Minooka cited for 45 in a 35 mph zone. to appear May 25.

Minooka Kenneth Dillon Joliet Lloyd Unland Will County Dillon Hrechko Frank Redmond Rte. 1 River Rd Judy Fazekas Channahon Unland Minooka Rd Lions Park Daniel Clennon Rte. 2

Burglary at Minooka Sewage Plant Reported

Superintendent Donald McCoy notified police at 7:40 a.m. of a burglary at the Minooka Waterworks sewage treatment plant. The gate was rammed, a door window smashed, a rock hurled through a bathroom window, and several items including a radio and calorimeter were stolen. Damage totaled about $1, - though gate damage estimated at $500 and windows at $120.

Minooka Waterworks Donald McCoy Minooka Michael Hrechko

Archimedes Used Solar Fire Against Roman Armada

United Press International recalls Archimedes using solar energy to magnify and reflect sunlight to ignite ships and disable a Roman armada in 215 B.C. The ancient Greek mathematician’s tactic showcased early heat and light defense strategies.

United Press International B.C Archimedes

Passenger Sues for Accident Injuries in Grundy Court

Buddy Ferguson filed suit in Grundy County Circuit Court against Edward and Vernon Hauschild of Mazon for injuries from a July 25 1977 collision on Illinois 47 near DuPont Road. He alleged he was a passenger in a Probus driven car and that Edward turning left caused the crash. Vernon named as a defendant as Edward’s agent.

Buddy Ferguson Grundy County Edward and Vernon Hauschild Mazon Ferguson Charles Probus Ottawa Bend Illinois 47 DuPont Rd Edward Hauschild Probus Edward

Sneezing Before Journey Hints At Bad Sign

Report notes that several people say sneezing prior to travel is a superstition indicating bad luck or misfortune. The item presents a folk belief without asserting scientific basis.

Wholesale prices rise sharply in April 1978 report

UPI reports the Labor Department data show April wholesale prices up 1.3 percent, the largest increase in 3½ years. Annual inflation stands at 15.6 percent, far above the administration’s 6.75 to 7 percent projection for 1978, with food costs rising 22.8 percent and non food sectors also gaining.

Washington UPI Labor Department

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