Obituary for Mrs Henry Stassen of Minooka
Mrs Henry S Stassen 51 died at 3 30 am Monday at her home 106 N Wabena St Minooka after a long illness She was born in Illinois and lived in Joliet Minooka area 18 years A nurse aide six years at Lincoln Nursing Home Morris retired three years ago Surviving: husband two sons William Turner Minooka Robert Turner San Francisco two daughters Dolores Turner Joliet Theresa Stassen Minooka one aunt Agatha Phelan Joliet several nieces and nephews two grandchildren Brian and Karie Turner Visitation 2 4 and 7 9 pm Wednesday Fred C Dames Funeral Home Joliet Funeral 9 30 am Thursday at the funeral home to St Paul the Apostle Joliet Mass 10 am Burial St Patrick's Cemetery Ransom.
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Henry S
Betty J. Whalen) Stassen
N. Wabena St
Minooka
Illinois
Joliet-Minooka
Lincoln
Morris
Arthur and
Belinda (Woodward) Whalen
Robert Whalen
William Turner
Robert Turner
San Francisco
Calif
Dolores Turner
Joliet
Theresa Stassen
Agatha Phelan
Brian
Karie Turner
William Woodward
Fred C. Dames
Center and
Campbell Sts
St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Ransom
Joliet Market Report Cattle Hogs Prices
Joliet Illinois live stock update notes cattle volume too low to test. Hogs 900 head, under 240 pounds gain 25 to 50 cents. No 1-2 200-240 pounds 53.50 to 54.00, 160 head at 54.00, lot No 1-3 280 pounds at 51.50. Wednesday receipts projected cattle 2,500 hogs 1,200.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Grain Prices at Noon on Board of Trade
Chicago markets showed wheat lower and corn higher with soybeans mixed at noon. Wheat Dec 3.45 down 12, Mar 3.40 down 1 percent, May 3.35 down 1 percent. Corn Dec 2.31 up 1, Mar 2.40 and May 2.46 up 1 4 percent. Soybeans Nov 6.78 up 1, Jan 6.84 up 4, Mar 6.91 up 4 percent. Prices noted: Corn 2.06, Beans 6.50.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Crane to Speak at Holiday Inn Event in Republican Rally
Congressman Crane, member of Ways and Means Health Subcommittee and ranking Republican on Oversight, arrives at the Holiday Inn at 5 p.m. for a 5:50 p.m. talk. He is a founder of the Republican Study Committee and ties to multiple conservative groups. The Cranes, married in 1959, have eight children. Tickets are available from precinct committee members, candidates, officeholders, or Republican Headquarters at 413 Liberty St.
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Organization of American Historians
American Political Science Academy
American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers
International Platform Association
United States Capitol Historical Society
House of Representaiives
Crane
Committee On
Ways and Means
Republican Study Committee
Republican Policy Committee
Arlene Catherine Johnson
Chicago
Cranes
Catherine Anne
Susanna Marie
Jennifer Elizabeth
Rebikah Caroline
George Washington V
Rachel Ellen
Sarah Emma
Carrie Esther
Liberty St
Rain Dampens Midwest Weather Across Regions
Light rains spread through the Midwest with showers from Oklahoma and Arkansas to Minnesota and Wisconsin. Thundershowers touched Florida and the Southern Atlantic coast as some areas saw less than an inch of rain, while others had a trace. Clear to partly cloudy skies prevailed elsewhere, and Cape Hatteras set a record low for October 9 and 10 at 44, with frost in New England and the Northern Plains. Daytime temps were generally mild nationwide.
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United Press International
Midwest
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Florida
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
N.C
New England
Northern Plains
Reporter Farber sent back to jail over notes subpoena
New York Times reporter Myron Farber was ordered back to Bergen County jail for refusing to hand over notes in the Mario Jascalevich murder case. Judge Theodore Trautwein ordered 9 am Thursday return after Farber observed Yom Kippur. Brown accused Farber of collusion with prosecutors. Farber cites First Amendment and shield laws to protect sources.
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Trautwein
Farber
Bergen County
Jascalevich
Brown
Times
U.S. Supreme Court
Floyd Abrams
Supreme Court
Abrams
James Earl Ray to wed in prison Friday in Tennessee
Convicted King slayer James Earl Ray is expected to marry Friday at Brushy Mountain Penitentiary in Petros. His fiancée Anna Sandhu, a Knoxville divorcee, said papers will be ready, with Rev. James Lawson agreeing to officiate. Warden Lane noted a six-person wedding party and no media access. A brief post ceremony visit with guards only will follow before Ray returns to his cell. Separately, Seneca High School boards to open bids Thursday for a proposed new school at Centennial Park.
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Knoxville
Tenn
UPI
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Anna Sandhu
Miss Sandhu
Ray
Brushy Mountain Penitentiary
Petros
James Lawson
Holman United Methodist Church
Los Angeles
Sandhu
Lawson
Memphis
Brushy Mountain
Stonney Lane
Lane
James
Seneca High School
Knights of Columbus
North Main St
Seneca
Centennial Park
Condemned man ends hunger strike in Texas death row
David Lee Powell, 27, condemned for killing a policeman, ends a 13 day hunger strike after force feeding via tube. A Texas Department of Corrections official says the diet is voluntary, per doctors' recommendation, with ongoing observation and possible continued feeding if needed. Powell had refused food amid his death row transfer and prior claims about dying from malnutrition.
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Huntsville
Texas
UPI
David Lee Powell
Texas Department of Corrections
Ron Taylor
Department
Taylor
Powell
University of Texas
TDC
Ralph Albanedo
Winter Budget Talks Shadow City Council Meeting
Willmington urged a budget compliant approach at the council as winter plans drew focus. Public Works Director Wilfred Dix outlined new routes to aldermen while Monday garbage collection details were discussed.
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Public Works
Wilfred Dix
Why your electric company plugs coal and uranium
The message explains why the utility relies on coal and uranium, noting half electricity from coal and the rest from uranium. It argues these abundant fuels conserve oil and natural gas for transportation, reduce imports, and saved over 100 million barrels of oil costing over $1.2 billion last year. It urges viewing electricity as Conservation Energy.
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America
Route changes to city pickups and new bids on sewer project
Changes in pickup routes announced west of Division St from Illinois Ave to Waverly St on Tuesdays east of Division St in residential areas north of the Illinois River. Wednesdays route north of Jackson St into Mooseheart Subdivision and Thursdays west of Nettle Creek into several subdivisions. Fridays into Mission Hills and surrounding areas. Details to be published in weeks. Two bids for Kiersted St sewer extension were $76,297.81 and $93,645.60. council delays action pending finance committee review.
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Illinois Ave
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Illinois River
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Northcrest Areas
Park Lake Village
Willmington
Kiersted St
Robert Feeney
Water and Sewer Committee
Lincoln St
Charles O’brien
James E. McElwain
Donald Barkley
First United Methodist Church
W. Jackson St
Morris City Hall
Jackson
Division Sts
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