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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
9
Jason Cathrew aged two, son of a drug dependent mother Sharon Benita Cathrew, reportedly died after swallowing a prescription methadone. The mother found him dabbing at the carpet beside an empty bottle, gave water and put him to bed where he was found dead next day.
Springfield IL UPI reports the Illinois Senate Executive Committee sifted through gubernatorial appointees when James A. McCarty, unpaid member of the Oil and Gas Advisory Board, revealed the panel has not met since Kerner's governorship. Lathrow quipped about gas shortages, and observers noted Ogilvie’s lack of action.
Henry Mosiello, inmate at Trenton State Prison, heads Inmates Legal Associates a jailhouse firm aiding convicted clients. He mentors with public defenders and pursues appeals while studying law by correspondence, criticizing New Jersey grand jury practice and planning further legal education if released.
Mrs Altnis Ferguson is home from the hospital and improving slowly. Bob Chambliss was able to leave the hospital. Paducah visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Tate spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Elmer Hoskins. They had visited Dale Mooney in Kankakee. Lee Tate is very sick in Centralia Hospital. Visits continued with Mr and Mrs Paul Rollinson in Dix. Elmer Hoskins and Dennis Leaty visited Ben Hoskins near Flora. Bess Koons and Maude Meyers of Champaign spent weekend with Rob Simmons and Evelyn. Granddaughter Patty McBride sick with mumps and in hospital. Eugene Lisenby and Don McDaniel family hosted supper. Mrs Walter Spangler visiting two weeks with daughter Clarence Spangler. Sympathy to the family of Norm Kell of Walnut Hill, father of Neva Sager.
Friday lists include Janet Robert Dean Arnold and Nelda Louise McAdoo of Mt Vernon plus several others from Mansfield Cen tralia Odin Salem May 31. Thursday May 31 items name Joe Covington and Nancy Stencil plus Rickey Auxier Linda Lemay Charles Wimberly Kathleen Collins and more. May 30 names Mathew Eilerts Ora Pack William Hutchcraft Velma Stubblefield and Lanny Shaw with Julie Reeter.
L R McCreight of General Electric Space Sciences Laboratory in Philadelphia says space laboratories could host manufacturing of advanced crystal electronic materials and pure biologicals. He notes zero gravity could enable cost effective crystal germination for electronic and computer tech.
Frustrated by strict permitting under 1968 law, Kentucky Fire Marshal Warren Southworth states that fireworks are effectively illegal in the state. He cites the difficult permit process that makes lawful use nearly impossible.
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