Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement
Hospital notes list visiting hours and admissions across Hamilton Memorial Jefferson Memorial and Good Samaritan. A baby girl named Lonna Kristen was born at 1 52 p m Wednesday June 4 at Good Samaritan Hospital to Donna Holt and Lonnie Blackburn Route 2 Luka, weighing eight pounds three and a half ounces.
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Lonnie Blackburn
Route 2
Luka
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lonna Kristen
Donna Holt
Three divorce suits filed in circuit court
Three divorce suits were filed in circuit court on Wednesday. Brenda Kay Reeves sues Gerald B. Reeves for mental cruelty, seeking custody of their minor child, child support, a property settlement, and restoration of her former name, Staley. Barbara Erwin sues Ralph Erwin for mental cruelty, asking custody of their three children, child support, and a property settlement. Pamela Sue Godsey sues Charles Thomas Godsey for mental cruelty, seeking custody of their two minor children.
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Circuit Court
Brenda Kay Reeves
Gerald B. Reeves
Staley
Barbara Erwin
Ralph Erwin
Pamela Sue
Godsey
Charles Thomas Godsey
Woman Sues Over Broadway Traffic Crash Injuries
Leslie Morgan files a $25,000 circuit court lawsuit Wednesday against Lafayette Lusby alleging Lusby caused a December 14, 1974 traffic collision in the 4100 block of Broadway. Morgan says the rear impact caused medical bills, lost earnings, and physical suffering.
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Leslie Morgan
Circuit Court
Lafayette Lusby
Lusby
Broadway
Stolen Tires, Tools Reported by Harold Toler
Harold Toler of Route 7 said two spare tires with rims were stolen from his truck on Tuesday while he worked. The theft also included sockets and oil filters.
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Harold Toler
Route 7
Fire erupts from lint in dryer at Opdyke Ave home
City firefighters were summoned to 405 Opdyke Ave at 10 15 p m on Wednesday when lint in a clothes dryer ignited. The house is owned by Gail Jines. Firemen said there was no further damage or injury reported.
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Opdyke Ave
Gail Jines
Graduation Night Incidents Prompt Curfew Warning
City police and county sheriff's deputies reported few incidents on graduation night. Two graduates received curfew warnings early today. A car veered to avoid an animal on Tolle Road and went off the road. the vehicle sustained minor damage.
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Tolle Road
Fines listed for circuit and city police tickets
Circuit court on Wednesday fined Rodger S. McKinlay for hitchhiking ten dollars Dwight D. McCoy fined for speeding fifteen dollars Billy Wayne Coleman fined for speeding fifteen dollars Dorce Ray Barrett fined for failure to carry reciprocity card fifteen dollars City police fines included Max T. Thackery Jr for driving under influence one hundred dollars Ronald G. Abraham disobeyed traffic signal ten dollars Vince A. Brown disobeyed traffic signal ten dollars Teddy E. Wood for illegal transportation of liquor twenty five dollars Pam Boykin for disturbance ten dollars.
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Rodger S. McKinlay
North Hollywood
Cal
Dwight D. McCoy
Richview
Billy Wayne Coleman
Tyler
Texas
Dorce Ray Barrett
Booneville
Miss
Max T. Thackery Jr
Route 7
Ronald G. Abraham
Marion
Vince A. Brown
Juniper Drive
Teddy E. Wood
Jordan St
Pam Boykin
Main St
Illinois Senate OKs aid for tax poor counties Pope Hardin
The Illinois Senate Revenue Committee approved bills to grant state aid to Pope, Hardin, and Alexander counties, where 20 percent or more of land is owned by state or federal governments. The measure, already passed by the House, would provide over 140 000 dollars annually per county, amid claims of financial strain and potential mergers for self-sufficiency.
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Springfield
UPL
Illinois Senate Revenue Committee
House
Pope
Hardin
Alexander
Richard Hart
D-Benton
Bureau of the Budget
Shawnee National Forest
Gene Johns
Marion
Senate
Pope County
Federal funds for Mississippi River Festival grant
The National Endowment for the Arts awarded 25000 dollars to the seven year old Mississippi River Festival for an audience development project. Concert manager Vicky Holt said funds will subsidize discount tickets for seniors minorities disadvantaged youths and the handicapped. Part of the money will fund improvements for accessibility and travel for concert representatives. The 1975 festival opens June 30 at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Rep. Melvin Price announced the grant on Wednesday.
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Edwardsville
Fedear
National Endownment For the Arts
Vicky Holt
Southern Ilinois University
Melvin Price
D— Ill
Illinois Highway Death Rate Is Growing Monthly
Springfield reports Illinois traffic fatalities rose monthly despite a 55 mph speed limit enforcement by state police and the Department of Transportation.
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Illinois
Springfield
UID
State Police
Department of Transportation
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