Gas prices may rise a penny after December 1
Washington reports Energy Department rules to allow price adjustments for service station rent hikes and environmental equipment costs. Officials say the rise could be about a penny per gallon nationwide, with slack demand possibly dampening increases. The rules aim to replace prior limits and pave the way for eventual removal of federal gasoline price controls.
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Washington
UPI
Energy Department
Department
Economic Regulatory Administration
David Bardin
Bardin
Morris man released after battery charge dropped
Francis Rinke, 32, of 123 Liberty St, Morris, was arrested by city police Thursday evening on a battery complaint filed by Lena Rabe. The charge was dismissed, and he was released from Grundy County Jail today after overnight detention. Correction notes Mrs Linnie Monroe is survived by two daughters.
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Grundy County
Francis Rinke
Liberty St
Lena Rabe
Morris
Rinke
Linnie Monroe
Law and the Layman course opens at Seneca High
Openings remain for an adult education class at Seneca High School titled Law and the Layman. Taught by Gary Garretson of Ottawa Public Defender, the six weekly sessions run Mondays 7 to 9 30 starting November 6 with a $15 fee. Contact Bob Freundt at 357 8761 during school hours. A 15 year old Braceville youth was placed on court supervision for a year after cashing a bad 35 check at Bellettini's Bi Rite in Coal City on Sept 29 and was sent to live with relatives in Streator after appearing in Grundy County Circuit Court Thursday.
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Seneca High School
Gary Garretson
Public Defenders Office
Ottawa
Bob Freundt
Braceville
Streator
Grundy County
Gardner Exchange Bank
Bellettini’s
Coal City
Morris Fire Department Responds To Illinois 47 Crash
Fire crews were dispatched to a gas washdown at the collision scene at Illinois 47 and Minooka Road Thursday at 6 43 p m. The Morris firefighters arrived to secure the area and address the gas leak following the accident.
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Morris
Illinois 47
Minooka Rd
Joliet market report shows weak cattle sales
Joliet Ill. cattle market failed to establish a clear market. Hog offerings 1,000 with prices down 50-1.00. No 1-2 200-240 lb 51.00-51.50, No 1-3 260-280 lb 49.00-49.50, one lot 315 lb 47.50. Monday receipts projected cattle 3,500 hogs 1,400.
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Joliet, Ill
UPI
Grain prices at noon on Board of Trade
UPI reports mixed gains for wheat and corn with soybeans advancing notably. Wheat futures rose in December and March contracts while corn showed smaller gains as of noon in Chicago.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Indecent exposure sentence for Pomona youth in overnight case
Zambo Taylor, 20, of Pomona Calif, was sentenced to two days in jail with time served for indecent exposure after a complaint by Myrtle Royer accusing him of exposing himself at the Morris Holiday Inn. The docket also lists several traffic fines for drivers including James Hutcherson, David Lantz, Jefferey Wilson, Robert Flowers, and David Immel with varying charges and court dates.
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Zambo Taylor
Pomona
Calif
Myrtle Royer
Taylor
Morris Holiday Inn
James Hutcherson
Chicago
J. Parkinson
Interstate 80
Illinois 47
Eviction Suit Filed Over Apartment at 996 Mabel Court
John Marchi Michael Janko and Richard Janko doing business as Sherbrooke Apartments sue Bruce Todd in Grundy County Circuit Court seeking possession of apartment 996 Mabel Court and 340 for October rent plus late charges for September and October.
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Grundy County
John Marchi
Michael Janko
Richard Janko
Sherbrooke Apartments
Bruce Todd
Mabel Court
Velvet antler cycle drives bucks behavior in rut
Loomis explains how cutting off antlers emasculates bucks and how new racks in velvet invite submission from does. In early summer bucks grow velvet and become docile, while does dominate. by fall the rut returns as bucks undergo physical and behavioral shifts observed in whitetail deer, Florence Smith reports.
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Loomis
Florence Smith
Ex-prisoner improves after Grundy jail injury
Louis Gilbert 38 year old from Liberty Street 40612 was injured at Grundy County Jail on October 16 and in stable condition at Northwestern Memorial Hospital Chicago. He was found bleeding from the right ear after running back into the cell block as he was released. He faces charges in Chicago for cutting down a tree in Lincoln Park and traffic offenses while he was to be transferred after posting bond on aggravated battery and reckless conduct. Hospital reports say he is in fair condition and improving with blood clots in his head dissolving naturally. An ear infection and prior broken eardrum were noted. no surgery needed.
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Grundy County
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Louis Gilbert
Liberty Sr
Lincoln Park
Grundy County Sheriff's Department
Arrests in Channahon Teenagers in Marijuana Find
Two Channahon youths, Richard A. Chiavatero eighteen and Alan G. Sanders nineteen, were arrested by Minooka police at 12:20 p.m. on Thursday after investigators found 10 to 30 grams of marijuana in their possession. Sanders faced an unlawful use of a weapon charge for a butcher knife and nun chucks found in his car. Both suspects were held in Grundy County Jail on bond while Sanders also faced a Will County warrant for driving on a suspended license.
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Channahon
Minooka
Richard A. Chiavatero
Rte. 1
Alan G. Sanders
Sussex Dr
Grundy County
Sanders
Chiavatero
Wabena
Wapella Sts
Michael Sather
Craig Williamson
Will County
Bank judgments total over fifteen thousand entered Thursday
Judgments totaling more than 15000 were entered against L. R. H. Corporation of Hoffman Estates and David Martin of Plainfield in a Tri County Bank case. L. R. H. must return a 1975 Case tractor or pay 15223.44 plus 1500 fees and 48.24 costs. Martin also owes 15223.44 plus 1500 fees and 48.24 costs. The loan of 27804.48 dated Oct 2, 1975, was to be repaid in 48 monthly 579.26 installments secured by the tractor. L. A. H. reportedly took possession Oct 1, 1976, with all mortgages. Martin allegedly owes 14975.44 plus 852 damages. The bank valued the tractor at 14975.44 and seeks return or payment of that amount plus damages.
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Grundy County
Tri-County
Bank of
Minooka
L. R. H. Corporation
Hoffman Estates
David Martin
Plainfield
Martin
Pio
L. A. H. Corp
Epstein accuses chemical industry of lax cancer testing
University of Illinois professor Samuel Epstein told the Florida Audubon Society that firms expose workers to carcinogens with a Neanderthal attitude toward regulation and testing. Dow Toxicology chief Perry Gehring rejected calls for universal premarket testing and urged targeted, nonredundant oversight.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
Samuel Epstein
Florida Audubon Society
University of Illinois
Epstein
Sion
Perry Gehring
Dow Chemical
Toxicology Research Laboratory
Gehring
Dr. Epstein
Seven acquitted of trespassing at Rainbow Boy Scout Camp
Seven of 11 defendants were found not guilty of criminal trespass to land at Rainbow Boy Scout Camp in Goose Lake Township. Three defendants pleaded guilty and were fined, one case was dismissed. Names and addresses of those convicted and acquitted are listed.
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Rainbow Boy Scout
Goose Lake Township
Robert H. Puckett
Scout Office
Philip E. McMahel
W. Bellarmine Lane
Joliet
Bart J. Tallon
S. Meade St
Oak Lawn
Joseph A. Sterkowicz
N. Orange St
Chicago
Timothy J. Doyle
Stephanie Lane
Mokena
Stephen M
Christine R. Stabile
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