Weekend of Grady County hit and run complaints filed
Grundy County deputies investigated two hit and run incidents over the weekend. Marvin Althiser 49 was ticketed for leaving the scene after hitting two cars on Liberty Street Gardner around 11 p.m. Sunday and posted bond. A separate complaint was filed against the driver of a blue Maverick who backed into Ray Rousan's 1977 Chevrolet truck parked at Sherbrooke Apartments. Vehicle damages ranged from 350 to 400 dollars.
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Gardner
Raymond
Ford
Homer Paquette
Thomas Paquette
Chevrolet
Homer Rousan Jr
Sherbrooke Apartments
Rousan
Sheriff's Department
Sherbrooke
Bank Sues to Repossess 1973 Dodge Wagon
The Continental Bank filed suit in Grundy County Circuit Court Friday against Allen Pozdol and Richard Lockhart of Braceville for possession of a 1973 Dodge Sportsman's Wagon valued at $3,000. The bank seeks a judgment granting possession of the vehicle.
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Grundy County
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Braceville
Seneca Man Sentenced for Heroin Possession
A Seneca man William Spaulding, 35, received six months in jail for heroin possession with 30 months probation, a $1000 fine, and costs after a Feb 22 Streator search. Prosecutor Frank X. Yackley noted the case was handled by Judge William P. Denny with Streator Police and Sheriff’s investigators involved. Assistant State’s Attorney James Leo Keely prosecuted. defense attorney was John Barton.
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LaSalle County
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William P. Denny
Streator
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Traffic Court Fines For Marijuana And Liquor Offenses
Douglas Smith, 17, of Route 2 Cemetery Road, fined 300 plus 25 costs for possession of 2.5 to 10 grams of marijuana after Morris police found cannabis in a parked car at the First National Bank lot on September 9. James Horrie, 19, Gould Street Braceville, fined 25 plus 10 costs for illegal transportation of liquor after a October 8 stop by Coal City Officer S J Maloney on Biama Street. Robert Robertson, 20, 380 Shabbona Street Coal City, fined 25 plus 10 costs for illegal transportation of liquor after an October 10 stop by Grundy County Deputy Terry Marketti at Main and Jackson Streets in Gardner.
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Bedford Rd
Arthur J. Keating
Walnut St
Coal City
Thomas J. Crawford Jr
Mabel Ct
Morris
Jackie Hanson
Rte. 6
Keating
Crawford
Grundy County
Douglas Smith
Rte. 2
Cemetery Rd
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James Horrie
Gould St
Braceville
S. J. Maloney
Biama
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Shabbona St
Terry Marketti
Main and
Jackson Sts
Gardner
Two defendants waive grand jury rights in Grundy Circuit Court
Two defendants with felony charges pending appeared in Grundy County Circuit Court on Friday and waived preliminary hearings and grand jury indictments. Robert E. Waters Jr. and Michael D. Renniger pleaded not guilty to felony possession and aggravated battery charges with related misdemeanor offenses. Waters released on $5,000 bail. Renniger held on $7,500. Prosecution by Charles Zalar and public defender Michael Hayes. Court set for jury trials. Waters arrested Oct. 1 after police saw him discard bags containing pills and marijuana. Renniger arrested Oct. 1 on a battery complaint. police say he knocked an officer to the ground and tried to kick him.
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Grundy County
Robert E. Waters Jr
Verona
Michael D. Renniger
E. Washington St
Michael Hayes
Renniger
Waters
Charles Zalar
Morris
Architectural contracts on agenda Seneca Township High Board
The Seneca Township High School Board will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the school to discuss architectural contracts and fees for athletic officials. Supt. Vincent J. Grober will report on new building contracts with Landeco and Architects. Early graduation and leave of absence requests also will be discussed.
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Vincent J. Grober
Landeco and
Architects
Soviet gold surge raises question of bubble burst
A provocative analysis argues the Soviet Union rose to become the world’s second largest gold producer, driven by Dalstory Siberian strikes. It claims massive slave-labor mining, vast gold and platinum exports, and currency manipulation underpins Moscow’s power while contrasting U.S. and peer production.
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Bus accident injures 40 students in McHenry Illinois
Up to 47 aboard a school bus carrying kindergarten through fifth grade pupils to Edgebrook and Landmark schools were involved when the bus overturned and rested on its side. Ten children were in critical condition and were sent to McHenry County Hospital. 20 others had less serious injuries. Additional minor injuries were treated at Ambutol Center Sherman Hospital Libertyville Condell Libertyville and Woodstock Memorial Hospital. Driver status unknown.
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Tom Praises Pike as Honest. Warns Against Boondoggling
In a Worry Clinic column, Dr George W Crane endorses Otis Pike for challenging the 7 percent unemployment figure used to justify higher taxes. He urges readers to vote against the 204 boondogglers, citing a 204 to 199 House vote and urging budget minded candidates. He cites readers to consult Congressional Record and Human Events for details and asks for readers to mail for Crane booklets.
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Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights
A reader asks how to handle a tall hairdo blocking views at a Broadway show and Ann suggests a polite shift of the head. Others seek guidance on who should carry the baby in public, and how a girl should present to avoid being mistaken for a boy. Advice covers fashion changes, parental roles, and school bathroom etiquette.
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Middle West
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Fifth Row Center
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