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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1978

Page

9

Schools hold fire drills during Fire Safety Week

Nine local schools participated under Morris Fire Department supervision with evacuation times from 20.5 to 105 seconds. Fire Chief Robert Coleman and ten officers observed, while demonstrations at the firehouse included kindergarten, first grade, and Scout troops. Approximately 400 students attended with evac times listed per school, led by Claypool demonstrations.

Morris Fire Department Robert Coleman Sherman Hexdall Glenn Bright LeRoy Delockery LeRoy Claypool Tom Bryant Jay Heap Robert Lynes Claypool Brienna Nettle Creek Saratoga Immaculate Conception Franklin Center Garfield Shabbona Morris Community High School Grundy Area Vocational Center

FBI Ordered To Release 21 Volumes On Domestic Surveillance

UPI reports U.S. District Judge Alfred V. Kirkland ordered the FBI to disclose 21 volumes of 1960s and 1970s domestic surveillance files to a citizens group. Four files from COINTELPRO records must be released gradually as the agency continues disclosure. The judge did not decide whether two Red Squad officers should face jail for refusing to answer questions about alleged spying.

Chicago UPI FBI U.S Alfred V. Kirkland Bureau Cointelpro Police Red Squad

Joliet Market Live Stock Report

Joliet Illinois cattle market note shows too few cattle for a test. Hog prices drop 50 cents with 900 head, No 1-2 cattle weighing 200-240 pounds quoted at 52.50 to 53.00 per hundredweight, 125 head at 53.00, and one lot No 1-2 at 260 pounds at 51.50.

Immunization Clinic Set for Morris October 20

Grundy County Health Department will hold a special immunization clinic from 1 to 4 p.m. Friday October 20 at the First United Methodist Church on Jackson Street in Morris.

Grundy County First United Methodist Church Jackson St Morris

Chest clinic set for Friday at Grundy County Health Dept

A chest clinic will run from 1 to 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 20, at the Grundy County Health Department offices, 1340 Edwards St. Dr. John H. Meyer will be the consultant. First admissions require a referral from a private physician. Arrangements can be made with the health dept. Phone 942-0333.

Grundy County John H. Meyer Health Department

Grain Prices At Noon On Chicago Board of Trade

Market report from Chicago indicates wheat higher while corn and soybeans retreat at noon. Corn contracts steady to down with December at 2.29, March 2.38, May 2.44. soybeans erase gains with November 6.65, January 6.70, March 6.79. Government sources show mixed moves across futures positions and price levels.

Chicago UPI Board of Trade

Cardinals narrow search for new pope at Vatican

Vatican cardinals report progress toward selecting a conservative reformer with Vatican experience to steer the church and tame its bureaucracy. American cardinals Dearden and Carberry acknowledge discussions on candidates without naming them. Contenders include Siri and Felici, with Benelli still possible, while Ursi and Pappalardo are noted as pastoral options.

Vatican City UPI John Paul I Vatican John Dearden Detroit John Carberry St. Louis Genoa Pericle Felici Vatican Court of Appeals Giovanni Benelli John Paul Corrado Ursi Naples Salvatore Pappalardo Palermo Sicily Pappalardo Ursi John Paul Im

Tanzanian Troops Cross Into Uganda In Southern Aftermath

UPI reports Uganda claims several hundred Tanzanian troops invaded southern Uganda with heavy fighting ongoing. Uganda's military spokesman said incursions began Wednesday night, troops advanced about 12 miles by noon, using anti tank weapons mortars and machine guns.

Nairobi Kenya UPI Uganda Idi Amin Carter Amin

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