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Mt Vernon Register News

Location

Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1972

Page

4

Theft in County and Local Incidents Reported

Norman Schwengel reports a mailbox stolen from a residence on Rt. 5. Three juveniles are being investigated after thefts at Day Dress Shop and Mode-O-Day. A building permit was issued to Dorothy Suber for a mobile home at 423 Liebengood Rd. John R. Burchardt was injured, with a fractured left leg, after being struck on Illinois 51 north of Thanis 177. A San Antonio couple was injured when their car blew a tire and hit a guard rail on I-57 near Tri-Nois 460. Penny B. Peppie and Dayton T. Peppie sustained minor injuries.

Fernon Eporec Fred Sy Parkaza Mode-O-Day Jo-Ella's Broadway Ave Willie Hawthorne Dorothy Suberfo Eree Liebengood Rd John R. Burchardt Bensenville St. Mary's Hospital Centralia Ilinais 51 Tlinais 177 Charles Orsborn San Antonio Tex I-57 Tri- Nois Penny B. Peppie Dayton T. Peppie

Train blocks Mt Vernon crossings after coupling break

An eastbound L and N train coupling failed at 5 30 p m Wednesday blocking several Mt Vernon crossings. Police said repairs released steam unintentionally delaying the train as crews built up steam pressure. The crossings remained blocked for about an hour.

L&n Mt. Vernon

Auto accidents report from city on Wednesday

Police logged three collisions in the city Wednesday. At 10 24 a m at 26th and Conger Streets Charles E Soldner 31 Marion and William J Lemons 24 411 Opdyke Ave were in a wreck with major damage to Soldners car and none to Lemons. Near 10th and Jordan Mildred Hunt 57 and August L Morris 38 had major damage to the car and minor damage to the tractor. Five minutes later Randy F Hayes 28 Rt G and Frank Fortenberry 1201 Welking St collided near 6th and Main Streets with major damage to both vehicles.

26Th Conger Streets Charles E. Soldner Marion William J. Lemons Opdyke Ave Soldner Lemons Mildred Hunt 9Th St Trac August L. Morris Centralia 10Th Jordan Streets Randy F. Hayes Rt. G Frank Fortenberry Welking St 6Th Main Streets

Organ stolen from tent revival near Mt. Vern on

Otlmer Baldwin of Olive Branch reported to police that an organ speaker valued at 800 dollars was taken from a revival tent near the old Fair Field Road east of Mt. Vernon between 11:30 p.m. and midnight Wednesday. A set of drums was also damaged.

Oitmer Baldwin Olive Branch Miss Fairfield Rd Mt. Vernon Baldwin

Fine levied in circuit court for traffic signal violation

Gav Kehrig of Salem was fined $10 yesterday in circuit court after a Mt. Vernon city police ticket for disobeying a traffic signal.

Mt. Vernon Gav Kehrig Salem

Suit Dismissed in Circuit Court Over 1970 Traffic Crash

Patricia K Benson and others settled out of court with Lee and Jocone Brees after seeking 30,909 dollars in damages from the Bass family for an auto accident on May 29, 1970, in which Mrs. Benson was injured.

Patricia K. Benson Lee and Jocone Brees Benson

Plaintiffs to Pay Court Costs in Civil Action

The plaintiffs will pay all court costs. This completes the settlement language and finalizes the action in court.

EX-SHERIFF LAWYER MEADOWS DAD CHARGES Dismissed

Two charges against Larry Meadows were dismissed due to the continued absence of the main witness. The incidents, dated December 31, 1970, involved Meadows allegedly spinning tires and throwing rocks at homes of Lillian Clark and Lyle Endicott in Woodlawn. Found guilty Edward Suggs was convicted on conspiracy in sale of stolen goods December 9, 1971. A hearing set for July 10 to determine Suggs sentence. Two accidents reported to the sheriff's office. Paula Ossig injured in car crash. taken to Good Samaritan Hospital.

Larry Meadows Meadows Lillian Clark Lyle Endicott Woodlawn Edward Suggs S. 12Th St Suggs Bluford Sheriffs Office Michael G. Waite Route 7 Sacriff’s Old Farfield Road Hobart J. Noy Beech Drive Shiloh Paula Ossig Good Samaritan

Barn Fire at Earl Atkinson Farm Near Bluford

Bluford firefighters responded to a barn blaze on Earl Atkinson’s farm about 1.5 miles north of Bluford at 7 p.m. yesterday. The barn was destroyed while a neighboring building sustained some damage. hay and straw and some equipment were lost in the fire.

Bluford Earl Atkinson

Battleplan Ghosts Of Grant Park At Miami Beach

ISDIS Note traces protest leaders from Chicago to Miami Beach ahead of the Democratic convention. Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin, Chicago Seven convicts, mull strategy as McGovern clings to the nomination and antiwar aims shift toward pressuring Nixon.

Grant Park Miami Beach Isditor Chicago Florida

Good Condition Heart Transplant Patient Back In St. Louis

Missouri's first heart transplant recipient Vincent H. Doberman was listed in good condition at Firmin College Hospital after examinations. He spoke about avoiding political traps and urged restraint ahead of the Democratic convention July 10-14. He projected 5,000 protesters at most, with 25,000 to 100,000 expected for the Republican convention August 20-24.

St. L. Hospital St, Louis, Mo UPI Missouri Vincent H. Doberman Ant Firmin Colloge Hospital Rubi

Return to Grant Park 1968 echoes in 1972 Miami preview

AP News features writer recounts Grant Park memories amid Miami Beach preparations for the 1972 Democratic convention. The piece contrasts 1968 protests with 1972 tensions as campaigns target Nixon, Daley, and the Democrats while security and public reaction loom large.

Heart patient under observation after multiple doctor visits

A 44 year old man identified as Doberman has been seen by at least three doctors weekly since February 8. He was admitted Friday to determine what changes in his transplanted heart indicate, but doctors declined to discuss the findings.

Doberman

Public Sale in Mt Vernon Includes Appliances and Furniture

Public sale Saturday July 1 starting at 1:00 PM at 1406 South 26th Street Mt. Vernon listing Frigidaire refrigerator two breakfast sets Skelgas range utility table metal cabinet two 23 inch televisions play set living room suite 25 inch color tv bedroom suites box springs mattresses rugs curtains linens lamps and more two buildings of miscellaneous items also to be sold contact B G Bob Greene and Roger Hertenstein at 242-5724 or 242-1909

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Register-News Norman Schwengel Rt. 5 Ue Oy Aus Hayes Aiuto Fortenberry Circuit Court George Cine Deep Eivd Dorothy Curda JoAnn Zabawski Far West Side University of Ilinois Medical Center National Institute of Health Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine Maurice Rabb George Honig Rabb Illinois Eye Bank Honig Litton Ambulance Service OLDS BUICK Mercury Summers Dodge, Inc 12Th Waltonville Rd John Barbour AP News Fla Mayor Daley Richard Nixon Bobby Kennedy Martin Luther King Eugene McCarthy National Guard Milton Medical Building McNeds Hong Kong N. M. Nari Holiday Inn U.S McNeils K.P.O Kowloon Cent South 26Th Street James H. Black B. G Bob Greene Roger Hertenstein F.S.L.I.C Broadway Mt. Vernon, Ill
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