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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1978

Page

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Memorial Day weekend rules vary across Illinois towns

A three day Memorial Day weekend creates mixed schedules as some offices close Monday and reopen Tuesday while others stay open both days. Morris and Grundy County offices differ. Post office lobby hours are limited with no window service. New postal rates take effect Monday. State police will enforce traffic laws during the holiday weekend with saturation patrols on major interstates.

Illinois Morris City Grundy County Circuit Court Morris Illinois Secretary of State Illinois Ave Leroy Brandt Illinois State Chamber of Commerce Illinois State Police Joliet

French Foreign Legion sweep in Shaba closes in on rebels

In Kinshasa and Paris reports say French Foreign Legionnaires completed final sweeps in Shaba province to flush out roughly 600 rebels hiding in the bush. The operation began last Friday near Kolwezi, with 36 hours of pullout in the copper town. four Legionnaires were killed.

Kinshasa Zaire UPI French Foreign Congolese National Liberation Front Brussels Kolwezi

Bloodmobile at Dresden Station Next Thursday

The Grundy County Blood Bank will receive blood donors at Commonwealth Edison Dresden Station on June 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Red Cross recognized Dresden of all industries in the U.S. for the largest percentage of blood donors. Last year 191 workers gave blood and 85 volunteers logged 500 hours. heading the Dresden blood bank this year are Phillip Stebbins and Tony Petriekis.

Grundy County Commonwealth Edison Dresden Red Cross U.S Phillip Stebbins Tony Petriekis

Oklahoma guards hunt two prison escapees dubbed thrill killers

About 100 officers searched the Oklahoma Texas border for Claude Eugene Dennis, 35, and Michael Lancaster, 25, fleeing from the Oklahoma State Penitentiary April 23. They are linked to four slayings in Alabama and Texas, a wounding of a policeman, and a shotgun assault on an Alabama trooper. A stolen Alabama station wagon tied to a victim was found abandoned near Lake Texoma amid Cuba Alabama manhunt for Beavers slaying.

Little City Okla UPI Oklahoma- Texas Alabama Texas Lake Texoma Claude Eugene Dennis Michael Lancaster Oklahoma State Penitentiary Dennis Moanelanahtar Tannipet Cuba Ala Stacy Beavers

Minooka Memorial Day Parade Planned by Legion Auxiliary

The Minooka American Legion and Auxiliary will hold a Memorial Day parade on Tuesday. Participants meet at Minooka Junior High School at 10:15 a.m. The parade starts at 10:30 a.m. If rain falls, services move to the junior high gym.

Minooka Minooka American Legion and Auxiliary Minooka Junior High School

Citizens charge nuclear disaster evacuation negligence

The Citizens for a Better Environment accuses the federal government of neglecting evacuation planning for nuclear accidents. The group cites a study faulting federal, state, and local agencies for untrained, underfunded preparedness and warns of potential 300,000 deaths without tested plans. Illinois, with seven plants and 17 planned or under construction, reportedly lacks a radiation emergency plan.

Chicago UPI David Dinsmore Comey Citizens For A Better Environment CBE Comey Nuclear Regulatory Commission Illinois

Oak Park youth killed hitchhiking on I 80 near Joliet

An 19 year old Oak Park youth, Ted Tarleton, was struck and killed by a westbound car on Interstate 80 near Cherry Hill Road east of Joliet around 11 40 p m. Tarleton was walking on the highway shoulder with companion Don Groner when he stepped into traffic. The driver Arthur Dunn 25 Bloomington said he could not avoid the collision. Will County Coroner said death from multiple head and body injuries. Tarleton survived by his parents and paternal grandmother. Funeral arrangements pending further information.

California Oak Park Cherry Hill Rd Joliet Ted Tarleton Illinois Arthur Dunn Bloomington Will County Robert Tarleton Don Groner Drechsler-Brown Funeral Home Frederic R Joan Tarleton

Memorial Day Services in Morris Tuesday

Memorial Day events in Morris will include a 10:30 a.m. parade starting at Center School led by local officials bands and VFW and American Legion units. A 10:15 a.m. line up precedes services at the Grundy County Courthouse with a Rev. Roy Hamburger address and a wreath-laying by veterans groups.

LaVerne Lundberg John Martin Steele Roy H. Hamburger United Presbyterian Church of Morris Grundy County Center School Chapin St Liberty St Donald Davidson Sr Shabbona Morris Community High School Saratoga Consolidated School District VFW Post American Legion Ladies Auxiliary VFW Steven R. Woita Bethlehem Lutheran Church Womens Relief Corps MCHS Shabbona Middle School Saratoga Consolidated School America the Beautiful Hamburger

Judge reviews secret Kennedy assassination files for public release

UPI reports federal judge Gerhard Gesell will conduct an in camera review of more than 200 pages of still secret Kennedy assassination documents. Michael Levy seeks release under FOIA despite objections from the Justice Department and intelligence agencies.

Washington UPI Kennedy Justice Department Michael Levy Levy U.S Gerhard Gesell Gesell FBI Secret Service United Press International

Jury indicts 35 after drug raid in Illinois

In Moline, a Rock Island grand jury returned 51 indictments against 35 persons on drug charges. About 27 suspects were arrested. eight others have warrants. Over $500,000 in illegal drugs were seized including $69,000 worth of cocaine from a Henry County purchase and a pound of MDA from Rock Island, and a car burglary ring was cracked.

Moline, Ill UPI Illinois Department of Law Enforcement Les Pauley Rock Island Henry County

Gardner-South Wilmington High to hold June 2 graduation

Gardner South Wilmington High will graduate 51 seniors Friday June 2 at 7 p.m. in the high school gym. Valedictorian Betsy Naretto has the top grade average and plans to study education at Joliet Junior College. Salutatorian Karla Lutz also attends Joliet Junior College. The ceremony features the band playing Pomp and Circumstance and blessings by Rev. James Larson.

Gardner South Wilmington GSW James Larson Church of Hope In Betsy Naretto Louis Naretto Storm Rd Naretto Joliet Junior College Karla Lutz Karl Lutz N. Elm St Lutz Karla K. Anderson Mark L. Atwood Donald S. Berland Edwin L. Boudreau Cindy L. Bryant Lynn A. Cain Nancy L. Campbell Mark E. Carlile Bryan T. Chapman Rebecca J. Colelasure Mary

Special Seneca Board Meeting Tonight Discuss Building Plan

A special meeting of the Seneca Board of Education will be held in the board room at 226 E Scott St at 7 30 p m today to discuss and act upon business regarding the building program. Architects from Phillips Swager and Associates will present information on plans. The board will handle any other items of business that arise.

Seneca Board of Education E. Scott St Phillips Swager and Associates

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