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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1972

Page

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Newsman Bridge Freed After 21 Days In Jail

Reporter Peter Bridge, jailed for contempt over grand jury questions tied to a Newark housing bribery case, was released unconditionally from Essex County Jail. He praised not yielding and urged protection for press freedom as lawmakers in California consider legislation to bar jailing reporters over their sources.

Newark Peter Bridge Bridge Essex County Superior Court James R. Giuliano Supreme Court Sacramento Calif Belleville N.J Evening News of Newark Housing Authority Pearl Beatty The Evening News Mark Rebecca John Moss D-Calif Congress

Bloodmobile falls short goal in Grundy County drive

Ninety eight donors gave blood with eleven rejections at the Red Cross Blood mobile held Tuesday at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Grundy County. The drive aimed for 155 pints as twenty four volunteers contributed one hundred hours and five registered nurses worked. Donors included ninety five from Morris and small teams from Coal City Dwight Mazon Ransom Gardner Joliet Bourbonnais. Women from Bethlehem Lutheran and men from Federal provided lunch.

Red Cross Grundy County Bethlehem Lutheran Church Morris Coal City Dwight Mazon Ransom Gardner Joliet Bourbonnais Federal

Murder charge in Rockford linked to 18 year old’s death

Laurence Mathis Jr., 27, was charged by police Tuesday night with murdering 18 year old Karen Camper found beaten to death in an apartment. Mathis and Camper reportedly failed to appear in court to answer forgery charges. other notes mention unrelated pins and a city election with a $300000 bond for a new city hall.

Rockford, Ill Laurence Mathis Jr Karen Camper Mathis Miss Camper

Weather Summary for Dresden Island and Morris Area

Forecast calls for today mostly sunny and warmer with a high in the mid 50s. Tonight remains fair and cool with a mid 30s low. Thursday should be partly sunny and warmer with a high near 60. Tuesday’s high reached 49 at Dresden Island Locks and Dam and a low of 33. current morning readings 33 at 7 a.m. and 48 at 10:30 a.m. in Morris.

Dresden Island Locks and Dam Morris

Gardner Village Board approves insurance proposal and hires police

Gardner A overall coverage insurance proposal by Charles Mc Donald was accepted. Phil Allison offered another proposal. Erval Anderson was hired as day part time policeman. Three ordinances on water sewer rates and connection charges were passed for publication. Zoning and Planning Commission filled by Bernard Nelson and Kenneth Bozue to fill vacancies left by Elmer Male and Richard Patton respectively.

Gardner Charles McDonald Gardner Village Board Phil Allison Erval Anderson Zoning and Planning Commission Bernard Nelson Elmer Male Kenneth Bozue Richard Patton

Circuit Judge Wren pays fine. services set for Mrs. Russell

Circuit Judge Robert Wren paid a 15 dollar sum on the charge. Mrs. Russell’s body was moved to Joliet funeral home then Olney to Macedonia Cemetery West Salem for Friday services. Grundy County health board elections elected Arthur B. Allaben as president for a year ending June 30 1973 with Dr. Leslie C. Tibbits and Mrs. Donald McCoy as officers.

Robert Wren Arthur B. Allaben Morris Hospital Grundy County Leslie C. Tibbitts Donald McCoy Minooka Tibbitts McCoy Hilton Curry Richard Schurman Gardner Richard Wilder Health Department Robert Breisch Mazon Dr. Curry Curry County Health Department William Mary) Reed Robert Crawford Will County Earl Bingham Eugene Sorensen van Hicks Pauline Coleman Barry Seng Dr. Hicks Tibbits Allaben Schurman

Yorkville Plant Destroyed by Fire at Model Industries

A block long Model Industries building at Van Emmen and Houstin Streets Yorkville burned Tuesday afternoon, likely starting in the paint department. About 40 employees were present at discovery around 3 p.m. No injuries were reported. Damage estimates were not available. The company, owned by a Chicago firm, makes metal tool boxes and boxes for Simplicity Clothing patterns.

Yorkville Chicago

Oldest Will County log cabin moved for preservation

The 1834 Will County log cabin built by Peter and Mary Brown was dismantled in Grundy County and stored in Lockport to prevent deterioration. Planned as the start of an historical village, the cabin awaits a new site, with funds raised at the Will County Historical Society.

Fred Peterson Construction Co Moline Eagle Food Sycamore Ave James Scott Herald Will County Grundy County Peter Mary Brown Pheby John Miller Rademacher Jackson Township Harry L. Hough Mazon Grundy County Fairgrounds Hough The Fair Association Morris Will County Historical Society Illinois State Historical Society Lockport Society S. State St Cragg Harry Hough Mazon Township High School

First aid classes begin Monday in Grundy County

The Grundy County Chapter of the American Red Cross offers a six session first aid course starting 7:30 p.m. Monday in Room 16 of the Grundy County Courthouse through December 4. Mrs. Elwyn Trotter will teach, open to the public, with textbooks available for one dollar.

Grundy County The American Red Cross Elwyn Trotter

State's Attorney Hanrahan Acquitted in Panthers Slay Case

Judge Romiti directed acquittal for Edward V. Hanrahan and 13 codefendants after defense motion. The charges involved conspiracy to obstruct justice following a police raid that killed two Black Panthers in 1969. The proceedings were held without a jury.

Chicago Edward V. Hanrahan Black Panther Party Philip J. Romiti Circuit Court Hanrahan

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