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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1978

Page

2

Angles Camp Frog Jump Faces Animal Protest

In Calaveras County the 50th annual Jumping Frog Jubilee draws 40000 spectators while the Fund For Animals accuses handlers of mistreating contestants. locals defend frog care, noting wetting, cooling, and humane release after events.

Animal Lovers Angels Camp Calif UPI Calaveras County Fund For Animals Mark Twain Sierra Foothills Mary Tyler Moore Princess Grace of Monaco Cleveland Amory Calaveras

Illinois men indicted in plan to sell PCP 13 pounds

A federal grand jury indicted George W. Lynn and Kenneth R. Lynn of Kentucky and Wilbur Lynn of Illinois for conspiracy to distribute PCP known as angel dust. They planned to sell 13 pounds for 10 000 a pound, with undercover agents present. Arraignment set for May 24. 13 pounds found in a car hubcap during arrest.

Springfield, Ill U.S J. Waldo Ackerman Kenneth Wilbur Lynn Kentucky George Lynn

Gardner Lioness meeting highlights and brief notices

The Gardner Lioness met at Mildred Howland's home Monday night with Betty Huston presiding. Officers will stay the same for another year. The group will honor Gardner Grade School's basketball team and crew at the athletic banquet with two McDonald's coupons. No June meeting due to Homecoming. Lions lemonade stand support planned. Lunch served to 10 members. Briefs note Gina Pfeifer, Eastern Illinois University junior, awarded outstanding junior in accounting and McGladrey grant. Nancy McDonald named intake interviewer for Community Correctional Services in DeKalb County and Elgin. she holds a bachelor and master of arts from Northern Illinois University.

Gardner Mildred Howland Betty Huston McDonalds Lions Gina Pfeifer Eastern Illinois University Union Center Accounting Club Pfeifer McGladrey, Hansen, Dunn & Co Nancy McDonald Community Correctional Services DeKalb County Elgin Northern Illinois University

Spring concert at MCHS by Prisms '78 this Friday and Saturday

The Morris Community High School auditorium hosts the Prisms '78 spring concert this Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. The program features instrumental and vocal jazz numbers, solos, duets, and a trio. MCHS performers include Andy Button and Colleen Steele among others with Renita Koontz on piano and Greg Anthony directing. The public is invited.

Morris Community High School Prisms MCHS Andy Button Holly Butterfield Lynn Cripe Holly Corsello Trudy Corsello Steve Larson Rich Mitchell Kirk Peterson Kathy Peterson Fred Robinson Randy Ryder Colleen Steele Dan Sullivan Brenda Weaver Paula Morse Jack Ferguson Kim White Belinda Davis Heidi Hornsby Nancy Johnson Michelle Kaufman Lisa Lund Jamie Mitchell Lisa Nichols Jenny Peterson Sandy Sorensen Sally Miesenhelder Karla Lewis Steve Barr Tom Bennington Ken Callahan Rick Cartwright Jim Donovan Joe Hougas George Patterson al Siron Brad Swery

Estranged wife says Nelson admitted killings

The estranged wife of Simon Peter Nelson testified he told her he killed their six children in a spectacular way so she could not work again as an ice skating instructor. The children, ages 3 to 12, were found mutilated in their Rockford home on January 7.

Rockford, Ill UPI Simon Peter Nelson Nelson Ann Nelson Rockford Milwaukee Craig Peterson Peterson Petersen

Mayan Aztec display at Joliet Junior College salon

Joliet Junior College culinary arts students display a Mayan Aztec themed exhibit at the 8th Culinary Arts Salon at McCormick Place. Under directors Claude Kern and Charles Wagner they created candy and sugar work pieces, chocolate statues, and hand crafted art reflecting religious significance. The project aims to teach display creation over winning competitions, preparing students for future restaurant or hotel work.

Joliet Junior College McCormick Place Claude Kern Charles Wagner Tula

Illinois to phase out PCB manufacture under EPA guidelines

The Illinois House approved H104 to end the production, sale, and use of polychlorinated biphenyls known as PCBs with exemptions for closed systems until 1980. Beginning Jan 1, 1979, bans apply to items with PCB concentrations over 99 parts per million unless notice is filed with the state EPA. Municipalities require EPA permits to burn PCB items.

Springfield, Ill UPI Illinois Michael Getty Chicago Daniel Pierce Highland Park Ronald Griesheimer Waukegan Senate State Environmental Protection Agency EPA

Delegation urges Peking recognition and Taiwan policy shift

A 10 member U.S. congressional delegation to China favors breaking the Taiwan defense treaty and pursuing full recognition of the PRC this year while preserving Nationalist Taiwan. Majorities urge normalization with China but oppose endangering Taiwan. Members split along party lines on the timing and extent of recognition.

Washington UPI China U.S Taiwan Peking Gary Hart D-Corp United States PRC People’s Republic of China Japan Europe Alan Cranston D-Calif James Abourez D-S.d Charles W. Whalen Dohio Stephen J. Solarz Dn.y James Weaver D-Ore Frederick Richmond Hart Charles Mathias R-Md Richard Lugar R-Ind Stephen L. Neal Dn.c

County home residents lead cancer fundraiser drive

Grundy County Home residents presented 414.35 to Arthur Hornsby, the cancer society crusade chair. Top earners were Margaret Tummel, Hildur Zum Mallen and Sarah Breen, and Marge Peterson. Activities funded by 10 to 25 cent pledges per event in April, with two activities daily. Open house Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. Tours, organ and piano music by Evelyn Stevenson and Loretta Brisbin, refreshments.

Grundy County Arthur Hornsby American Cancer Society Hornsby Margaret Tummel Hildur Zum Mallen Sarah Breen Marge Peterson Floyd Siron Evelyn Stevenson Loretta Brisbin

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