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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1978

Page

5

Gasohol research funds in budget amid farm aid compromises

Washington UPI reports the 1979 agriculture budget compromise totals 18.3 billion, with House and Senate conferees trimming or adding lines. Funds for gasohol research were secured, while rural clean water grants to curb agricultural pollution were dropped. The package includes 8 billion for domestic food programs and 7 billion for agricultural programs, plus 2 billion for rural development.

Gasohol Washington UPI House Senate Carter Appropriations Thomas Eagleton D-Mo Jamie Whitten D-Miss Birch Bayh D-Ind Agriculture Department

Scouts Award Night at Channahon Pack 444

Channahon Pack 444 held a monthly meeting at the Boy Scout Cabin. During a bonfire awards were given to Den 1 members Harold Stroud twice and others including Vince Stroud Denner's cord and gold arrow, Kevin Dennis silver arrow W rank, John Miller bobcat pin, Don Miller bear pin, and more. Den 2 recipients included Jim Hoff man Kevin Hoff man Charlie Hubert silver arrow W rank and denner items. Ken Vaught Robby Cupp Eric Helgeson bobcat pins. Jeff Cartwright assistant denner's cord.

Channahon Channahon Pack Den Harold Stroud Vince Stroud Denner Kevin Dennis John Miller Don Miller Jim Kevin Hoffman Charlie Hubert Silver Arrow W Rank Ken Vaught Robby Cupp Eric Helgeson Jeff Cartwright

State police arrest man for marijuana

A LaGrange man, Fred Holl aged 27, was arrested by Illinois State Police at Interstate 80 and Illinois 47 for possession of between 10 and 30 grams of marijuana. Trooper Jack O'Hagan took him into custody, and Holl posted a $100 bond to appear in court on October 5.

LaGrange Illinois Interstate 80 Fred Holl Jack O'Hagan Holl

Fire suit settled in Grundy County Circuit Court

A 25 000 suit filed February 22, 1977 by Larry and Judith McConahay Braceville against Lawrence and Ruby Girot for damages to their property from a January 19 1977 fire that destroyed a Girot house settled Friday afternoon before trial. The McConahays rented the Huston Road house and alleged Girot was responsible for furnace maintenance after being warned the furnace worked poorly. The suit charged the fire began in the furnace.

Grundy County Larry Judith McConahay Braceville Lawrence Ruby Girot Girot McConahays Huston Rd Illinois

Joliet Live Stock Market Slows With Limited Cattle Trade

Joliet market reporting: cattle sales insufficient to establish a market. Hog prices firm to 25 higher with No 1-2 hogs 200-240 lb at 50.00-50.50 and 260 lb at 49.00, reflecting a tight auction session.

Joliet, Ill UPI

Grain Prices at Noon Report

Grain market update shows corn at 1.95 per unit and beans at 6.29 at the 12 noon quote. Prices reflect current trading levels and are subject to change with market activity.

Reckless Driving Complaint in Morris Details Witnesses

Morris police logged a reckless driving complaint Monday at 12 29 p m from Steven Kowalczyk of Hildy Trailer Court and three others. They reported a four door 1971 Plymouth repeatedly driving through the area in a reckless manner and asked that the driver be contacted. Kowalczyk said he would sign a complaint if it recurred.

Morris Steven Kowalczyk Hildy Trailer Court Kowalczyk

Congress cheers Carter's peace speech at Camp David

Members of Congress set aside party lines to praise President Carter for a masterful joint session address on Middle East peace. Republicans and Democrats gave the president their warmest reception since taking office, with loud cheers and whistles matching those for Egyptian leaders.

Washington UPI Congress White House Carter Middle East Camp David

Juvenile Car Dispute Leads to Police Warning at Benton Street

Police were called Monday at 2 55 p m by Mrs Betty Watson to a juvenile fight on Benton Street involving Michael and Jeffery Watson over use of their mother's car. Officers warned that a complaint would be filed if the arguing continued. In other notes, remarks highlight reactions to President Carter and foreign leaders during a landmark House appearance.

Parking complaint hits Lincoln Street in Morris

Morris police report a Lincoln Street resident asked for action on cars parked at 420 Lincoln Street. Officer Robert Davy notes one vehicle sits on blocks between the sidewalk and the street on city property.

Morris Lincoln St Robert Davy

Daytime teacher strike arrests amid Cleveland and Ohio school walkouts

Ohio and other states report large teacher strikes idling hundreds of thousands of students. Dayton jailings target 40 to 50 striking workers for defying a court order as Cleveland and Bridgeport push to reopen amid ongoing talks.

Andrew A. Yemma United Press International Dayton Ohio Cleveland UPI Minnesota Michigan Connecticut Illinois California Washington State Massachusetts New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputies Supplementary Education Center Bridgeport Burnsville Minneapolis

Attorneys for Gestapo agent seek new trial

In Chicago, Frank Walus lawyers asked the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for a new trial claiming new wartime records show he was a slave laborer in Germany during World War II. The motion seeks remand to Judge Julius Hoffman after Walus lost citizenship May 30 amid verdicts tying him to killings in Poland.

Chicago UPI Frank Walus U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Walus Charles W. Nixon U.S Julius J. Hoffman Hoffman Poland Germany Walls Nixon Staatsarchiv. Neuburg Ad Donau Nuremberg West Germany Valentigney France U.S Attorney’s Office

Update on accident victims

Three people injured in area accidents remain hospitalized in fair condition with one in serious condition. A Mokena man injured in a two car accident Sept. 13 has been released from Silver Cross Hospital Joliet. Richard Codini 21 was injured in a collision on U S 36 with a car driven by Joseph Jencon 52 of Rte 1 New Lenox who remains at Silver Cross Hospital in serious condition. In fair condition at St Joseph Hospital Joliet is Verel Hilgendorf 53 of Wilmington who was injured in a two car accident on Illinois 113 July 15. Also in fair condition but in surgical intensive care unit at St Joseph Hospital are Miss Victoria Cookson 18 and Miss Martina Mertens 20 both of East St Louis who were injured Sept. 13 when their pickup truck rolled over four times on Interstate 55 two miles south of Gardner.

Silver Cross Hospital Joliet Richard Codini U.S Joseph Jencon Rte. 1 New Lenox St. Joseph Hospital Verel Hilgendorf Wilmington Illinois Victoria Cookson Martina Mertens East St Louis Gardner

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