Unlawful weapon charge tied to Morris tavern disturbance
Morris man Charles Sonny Button, age and address unknown, was charged in a complaint by Morris Police Sgt. Dean Sager with unlawfully displaying a loaded .38 handgun at Shockeys Tavern on Sept 27 about 11 p.m. Investigators say Button pulled the pistol during a fight with Greg Dummitt, 25, of Morris. bystanders disarmed him and no shots were fired. Button had not been arrested as of this morning. Also reported, Donna Hahn of 109 Cedar St. said a green Montgomery Ward 20-inch bicycle with banana seat was stolen from her garage between 10:30 p.m. last Friday and 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
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Morris
Shockey
Charles
Sonny
Dean Sager
Liberty St
William Cheshare
Gardner
Grundy County
Tony
Anthony Padovano
W. Southmor Rd
Padovano
Tinsley
Jail sentence for theft from restaurants in Streator
Roger J. Gonzales 26 of Streator pleaded guilty in LaSalle County Circuit Court Ottawa to two theft charges. He received six months in county jail and 30 months probation with a $500 fine plus costs for stealing food from Little Red Hen and Kentucky Fried Chicken in Streator on July 13. Police followed a chicken trail to his asleep in a car. more chicken was found in the trunk and around the car. Prosecutors were James Leo Keely and Edward J. Kuleck Jr before Judge Fred P. Wagner. Gonzales was represented by Jack Cantlin.
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Roger J. Gonzales
Streator
LaSalle County
Ottawa
Gonzales
Kentucky Fried Chicken
James Leo Keely
Edward J. Kuleck Jr
Fred P. Wagner
Jack Cantlin
Stolen Joliet Car Recovered Near Minooka in Bean Field
A 1976 Chevrolet Camaro reported stolen in Joliet was found at 4 43 a m today in a soybean field two miles south of Ridge Road near Minooka by Grundy County Deputy Sheriff Jeff Black. The vehicle, reported stolen about 1 a.m. by Dennis Simpson of Lockport, was towed to Ned's Standard and Joliet police notified. no damage reported.
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Minooka
Brisbin Rd
William Edmundson
Pine Bluff Rd
Grundy County
Jeff Black
Edmundson
Joliet
Dennis Simpson
Lockport
Ridge Rd
U.S. 6
Bean Field
Black
Law Enforcement Agency Data Systems
Ned
Traffic Court Roundup At Grundy County
Lori Roseland 18 of 719 Fremont Ave. fined 25 and 25 costs for possession of liquor by a minor. A charge of illegal possession dismissed. Cited Sept 17 by Deputy Dan Raymond at N Broadway and McArdle Rds. Sandra McCullough 24 of 1805 W Southmer Rd. fined 40 and 10 costs for 58 in a 35 mph zone. Charged Sept 21 by Morris Officer Dennis Holbrook on Bedford Rd. Mark Gilliam 18 of 1760 E Pine Bluff Rd. fined 25 and 10 costs for disobeying a stop sign. Cited Aug 10 by Officer Robert Davy at Wauponsee and Benton Sts. Michael Bates 16 of 427 E Souther Rd. fined 25 and 10 costs for being in Stratton Park after closing hours. Charged Sept 29 by Illinois Conservation Officer Dan Hill. Michael Broderick 21 of 804 Fulton St. fined 25 and 10 costs for going 45 in a 25 mph zone. Ticketed Sept 24 by Morris Officer Kur Salems in the 1000 block Union St.
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Lori Roseland
Fremont Ave
Grundy County
Dan Raymond
N. Broadway
McArdle
Sandra McCullough
W. Southmer Rd
Morris
Dennis Holbrook
Bedford Rd
Mark Gilliam
Pine Bluff Rd
Robert Davy
Wauponsee and
Benton Sts
Michael Bates
E. Souther Rd
Stratton Park
Illinois
Dan Hill
Michael Broderick
Fulton St
Kur Salems
Union St
Roll Call Report Washington Major House Votes Sept 21 27
Summary of area Congress members on key roll calls. Am amateur sports bill failed 244 158 to pass under suspension of rules with a 30 million one time appropriation for the U S Olympic Committee. Ethics code amendment rejected 138 266 setting five year sunset. Public counsel funding failed 188 296 for Office of Rail Public Counsel. Names and party shifts noted.
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Washington
Congress
HOUSE
U.S. Olympic Committee
Senate
U.S
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
America
George Danielson
Dcalif
Thomas Kindness
Rohio
Yea
Ralph Metcalfe
Morgan Murphy
Martin Russo
Edward Derwinski
John Fury
Cardisf Collins
Dan’ Rostenkowski
Abner Mikva
Frank Annunzio
Robert McClory
Tom Corcoran
George O’brien
Robert Michel
Thomas Railsback
Edward Madigan
Melvin Price
Paul Simon
Henry Hyde
Sidney Yates
Philip Crane
John Erlenborn
Paul Findley
John Anderson
George Shipley
Office of Ethics
Leo Ryan
D-Calif
Crane
McClory
Erlenborn
Corcoran
Findley
Metcalfe
Murphy
Russo
Derwinski
Fury
Hyde
Collins
Rostenkowski
Yates
Mikva
Annunzio
O’brien
Michel
Raislback
Madigan
Price
Simon
Anderson
Shipley
Office of Rail Public Counsel
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Joe Skubitz
R-Kans
Land
Congress Votes Reported Week by Week
The report covers debates on funding the Office of Rail Public Counsel with several lawmakers split between yeas and nays. It notes opponents arguing duplication with existing departments and lists lawmakers who voted yea or nay, including Collins and Rostenkowski. It also summarizes Senate passage of a natural gas bill, abortion amendment outcomes, and an OSHA amendment affecting small businesses.
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Jim Collins
R-Tex
Department of Translation
Department of Justice
Washington
Office of Rail Public Counsel
Metcalfe
Murphy
Russo
Fury
Collins
Rostenkowski
Yates
Mikva
Annunzio
O’brien
Railsback
Madigan
Price
Simon
Derwinski
Hyde
Crane
Erlenborn
Corcoran
Michel
Findley
McClory
Anderson
Shipley
Senate Natural Gas
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
James Abourezk
Ds.d
Charles Percy
Adlai Stevenson
Department of Hew
House
Congress
Senate
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Supreme Court
Percy
Stevenson
OSHA
Occupational Health and Safety Administration
Dewey Bartlett
Rokla
Harrison Williams
Dn.j
Horse Sense and Earned Money in Worry Clinic
Dr George W Crane recalls how Judy earned spending money from kindergarten and argues against allowance. He promotes piecework chores to avoid a dole attitude and cites a family tale of paying teens to memorize Bible verses. He urges readers to buy his booklet 20 Ways To Earn Spending Money from Hopkins Building, Indiana.
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Judy
Dole
Indiana
Uncle Vick
Crane
Hopkins
Mellett
Reprint of Ann Landers column on tickets and abuse
Dear Ann Landers reprints a past column by W. O. Newman warning against speeding and traffic tickets, followed by advice to a caller about a controlling abusive fiancé, and a note on seeking guidance through Ann Landers’ booklet Love or Sex and How to Tell the Difference. The piece ends with a reminder to send a self‑addressed envelope and 50 cents.
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Ann Landers
H.H.G
Houston
W. O. Newman
Kentucky
Ann
P.b
Chicago
Illinois
You Know By United Press International
The article notes a striking numerical coincidence: the ratio between the greatest and smallest scales—universe diameter to atomic nucleus diameter, and the longest time to the shortest time for light to cross these scales—equals 10 to the 40th power.
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United Press International
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