Penny Carlson 6 Dies in Texico Homegoing Service Planned
Penny Mechelle Carlson 6 of Route 1 Texico died 10 45 pm Wednesday at Warren 4G Murray Children's Center Centralia She was the daughter of Leonard Carlson and Shirley Stuttle Carlson Graveside service 1 pm Saturday at Anchochey cemetery Texico officiated by Rev Robert McKiness Friends may call after 6 pm Friday at Osborn Funeral Home Dix She is survived by her parents a step brother and sister and grandparents from Texaco Gurnee Mt Vernon Skokie and Aurora plus great grandparents in Mt Vernon Glen Aurora and Chicago area names as listed in obituary.
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Warren
Murray Children's Center
Centralia
Leonard Carlson
Anhoch Cemetery
Robert McKiness
Osborn
Tame
Dix
Penny
Jacksonville Beach
Ila
Leonard Ray
Shirley (Stuttle) Carlson
Frank Morris
Karen Morris
Furt Carlson
Texaco
Preston Stattle
Gurnee
Orville Glenn
Mt. Vernon
Charles Mieldstack
Skokie
Esther Carlson
Aurora
Market snapshot Mt Vernon and New York stock rebound
Mt Vernon grain prices list soybeans at 6.78, wheat 2.90, corn 2.36 with boxed items noted. Chicago exports show soft red and hard red wheat quotes and boxed product terms. National Stockyards reports hogs and cattle activity with mixed price shifts and Friday receipts. New York stock market edges up on bargain hunting after early week declines with Dow around 978 and volume near 25 million.
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Dollie Baldwin Sesser Dies at 87 in Sesser
Miss Dollie Iva Baldwin 87 of Sesser died Tuesday night at Miners Hospital in Christopher. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at United Methodist Church Sesser with Rev Vernon Jones officiating. Burial in Masonic and Odd Fellows cemetery Benton. Calling after 4 p.m. today at Brayfield Funeral Home Sesser. Born April 26 1889 Vermilion County daughter of Charles and Emma Baldwin. Survived by sister Opal Farris of Sesser.
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Sesser
Miner's Hospital
Christopher
United Methodist Church
Vernon Jones
Masonic and Oddfellows Cemetery
Benton
Brayfield Funeral Home
Miss Baldwin
Vermilion County
Charles and
Emma (Kreis) Baldwin
Opal Farris of
Fertilizer moving into U.S. farm markets rises
Washington AP reports fertilizer domestic disappearance up over the first five months of the marketing year despite farmer pessimism over falling grain prices. Nitrogen and potash gains offset phosphate declines while Nov. records appear favorable for the industry. Poultry output at federally inspected plants also climbs toward year end 1976, with live poultry slaughter near record levels and broilers up sharply from 1975. Turkey slaughter rises as well.
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Edwin M. Wheeler
Fertilizer Insitute
Wheeler
Agriculture Department
Department
Congress To Name Election Winner In 1976 Presidential Tally
AP recount notes Congress will certify the 1976 presidential result with 297 votes for Carter, 240 for Ford, and 1 for Reagan from Washington state electors who broke party lines. Electors met December 14 in state capitals, totals forwarded to Congress for official tally.
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Missing Oil Tanker Grand Zenith Searched Off Nova Scotia
Boston AP report says debris and signs of a shipwreck are being sought as hopes fade for the Grand Zenith a 644 foot Panamanian tanker carrying 38 crewmen and millions of gallons of oil. Coast Guard Lt Gary Kosciusko says seven military planes and a cutter will narrow the search area to intensify the hunt for lifeboats oil slicks and other evidence of a sinking. The vessel left Teesport England on December 19 and was due in Somerset Massachusetts last Sunday after being last heard 60 miles south of Yarmouth Nova Scotia.
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Yarmouth
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Two Ordered To Pay Fines and Restitution
In circuit court Judge Robert S. Hill accepted guilty pleas from Raymond M. Johnson and Max Dale Sanders. Johnson, 49, of 1314 S. 28th St., was fined 100 dollars and ordered to pay 118.69 restitution for criminal damage to property tied to a Dec 4 incident at 1313 S. 28th St. Sanders, 44, of 718 Conger Ave., was fined 10 dollars and ordered to restitute 3.91 for deceptive practices involving a bad check to Plaza Liquor Mart on June 29. Both cases were heard by Judge Hill.
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Max Dale Sanders
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Cabinet Salutes Ford at Candlelit Dinner Farewell
President Ford hosted a farewell dinner with his Cabinet at a private club near the White House. Henry Kissinger presented a coffee table etched with each member’s signature. Ford praised his Cabinet as warm and great, leaving with his wife after a snowy evening.
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White House
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Agent Cheats Lloyds of London of $68 Million
A group of insurance brokers at Lloyds of London were swindled for more than 68 million dollars in two years by an agent who has fled abroad. Some funds reportedly reached Liechtenstein. Continental brokers allegedly reinsured marine business with unnamed Lloyds brokers. Police investigate.
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Kettle Falls Hotel Up for National Shrine Help
In Voyageurs National Park area near the Canadian border Kettle Falls Hotel sits on Rainy Lake as authorities plan to take ownership from the Williams family to preserve the landmark. They warn the structure needs a full foundation and joist work after decades of settling and rot, reflecting its 1913 build and historic logger era.
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Kettle Falls
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Mike Williams
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Ed Rose
Adirondacks
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CTA Names Edward Egan Legal Counsel At $35,000 Post
Former Judge Edward J. Egan, defeated candidate for Cook County state's attorney, is named by the CTA board as legal counsel at 35000 per year. The board also adopts a 336.6 million CTA budget for 1977, with a 6.3 percent increase but expects a 15 million shortfall by summer due to higher subsidies cuts. Chicago faces a federal appeal ruling limiting denials of cab licenses for crimes involving deadly weapons drugs and other offenses. Black medical graduates in Illinois are staying in urban areas, with many interning in Chicago and establishing practices in inner-city neighborhoods.
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Altough
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Payne
College of Dentistry
Partee vents over treasurer post and political rift
State Senate President Cecil A. Partee said he is miffed not to be appointed state treasurer and warned the dispute between Governor Walker and Treasurer Dixon could affect black voters for Democrats. He criticized the process as politicized and hinted at future races, noting the treasurer’s power is tied to fundraising. Partee, who left the Senate leadership to pursue attorney general, predicted loyalty to the party and openness would shape his path.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Senate
Cecil A. Partee
Democratic Party
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Daniel Walker
Cecil Partee
William J. Scott
Walker
Dixon
James R. Thompson
Don Smith
Thompson
Cancer deaths vary by location and race study finds
A federal study shows geographic differences in cancer death rates among nonwhites and whites, based on 1950 to 1969 death certificates for 35 cancer types. Blacks dominate the nonwhite group, with higher overall rates. male rates exceed female rates across all races.
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Warren E. Leary
Washington
National Cancer Institute
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