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Mt Vernon Register News

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Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1976

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Death of Norman M. Keller of Vernon

Norman M. Keller, 72, of 1108 S 13th St Vernon, died today at Hickory Grove Manor. Funeral services are Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Hughey Pulley Funeral Home with Rev Howard Rowe officiating. Burial Kirk Cemetery In Inn. He married Nora Mae Kittle on Dec 1 1929 in Benton. Survived by son Gerald Lowery Belle Rive, daughter Carolyn Dickens Antioch, five grandchildren, half brother Earl Cathout Zion, sisters Mrs Juanita Troutt Vernon and Mrs Loretta Tucker ML Vernon. Mrs Keller preceded in death July 5 1978.

Norman M. ‘Keller Hickory Grove Manor Tate Chicago Rte Charles ‘A Allen) Keller Mt. Vernon Hughey-Pulley Howard Rowe Juanita Troutt Vernon Loretta Tucker

McCormack Infant Graveside Service in Salem

Graveside rites were held Friday at East Lawn Cemetery in Salem for Teri Lynn McCormack also rendered as Teri Lynn McCormick born stillborn at St. Marys Hospital in Centralia. Parents Gordon and Carolyn McCormack, grandparents Mabel May, Ashley, and several half siblings survive. Reverend Alan Redburn officiated. Rogers Atkins Funeral Home of Salem handled arrangements.

East Lawn Cemetery Salem Teri Robert MccCormack Missouri Douglas McCormack Carla Schram Carol Schram Vicki McCormack Indiana

Trial of Former Lake County Sheriff Clavey Nears Defense

In U S District Court Judge William J Lynch recessed the trial of former Lake County Sheriff Orville S Clavey amid tax evasion perjury and extortion charges The prosecution rested after witnesses including William Bockeloh of Waukegan testified he delivered envelopes with 400 to Clavey for a tavern near Fox Lake Bockeloh said payments occurred every three to five weeks in late 1971 and 1972 and he testified under immunity Harvey Slusser a vending machine owner testified paying Clavey a total of 1046475 in commissions in 1972

Chicago Lake County Orville S. Clavey William J. Lynch U.S. District Court William Bockeloh Waukegan Clavey Fox Lake Bockeloh Lake’ County Harvey Slusser

Reform Bills On Ill Ballot Challenged In Court

Six members of Illinois 1970 Constitutional Convention sue in Circuit Court to block three proposed political honesty amendments from ballot arguing they are improper constitutional subjects. They say costs of petitions and voter information are excessive and that the measures overstep citizen referendum bounds.

Circuit Court Illinois Coalition For Political Honesty Board of Elections Elections Board Elmer Gertz Thomas McCracken Lucy Ream Chicago Louis Perona Spring Valley Maurice Scott Springfield Elbert Smith Decatur Ann Lousin Sam Witwer

Upstate Man Wins Lottery Top Prize in Illinois Double Derby

John Bentley a masons from Oak Forest suburb wins the $280000 top prize in the Illinois Double Derby drawing Argie Pearson of Festus Missouri takes the $25000 second prize Prizes in the game range from 5000 to 500000

Lottery Chicago John Bentley Oak Forest Bees Argie Pearson Festus, Mo

No Faculty Pay No Graduation Big New York University Closes Doors

City University of New York has shut its doors at midnight after defaulting on pay for 27 000 employees including 11 400 faculty members. 30 000 to 40 000 seniors face graduation delays as exams proceed without final grades, while officials warn the move could cost the city millions in debt service and pressure unions over pay.

NEW York City University of New York Robert Kibbee CUNY Kibbee Moody’s Investor Service Municipal Assistance Corporation Theniversity John. Zuccotti

Three hurt in Friday and today's traffic crashes

Three people were treated at Good Samaritan Hospital after major traffic accidents Friday and today. Ruth M. Knowles 16 of Decatur was injured when her car was hit from behind by a semi driven by Gilbert A. Austin 50 of Wayne City. Stephen D. Williams 19 of Decatur reported left turn damage after his car was struck by the same semi, causing his vehicle to be totaled. Edith F. Carey 35 of Texico and Johnnie Waller 57 of Omaha Neb were taken to hospital after a 7:40 collision on Route 460 when Carey’s pickup turned left and Waller attempted to pass. Weather and rainfall data follow.

Good Samaritan Hospital Ruth M. Knowles Decatur Gilbert A. Austin Wayne City Stephen D. Williams Route 15 Hickory Hill Austin Williams Edith F. Carey Texico Johnnie Waller Omaha Neb Good Samaritan Edith Carey Waller

Rubber Workers vote against special dues to fund strike benefits

United Rubber Workers reject a plan for a $100 monthly dues supplement to sustain $35 weekly benefits amid the four-company strike. The convention ended benefit payments from a $5 million strike fund as President Peter Bommarito vows the walkout will continue.

Chicago United Rubber Workers Peter Bommarito Firestone Goodyear Goodrich Uniroyal

Mt Vernon YMCA Announces Ten-Week Judo Classes

The Mt Vernon YMCA offers ten Saturday Judo instruction sessions from 10 a.m. to noon starting June 12. Harvey Carson will coach. Open registration is at the YMCA office for all ages. call 242 5345 for more information.

Mt. Vernon Harvey Carson YMCA

Illinois taxpayers foot bill for Brazil trip of governor's wife

Mrs. Daniel Walker and her secretary joined an 11 day Brazil visit tied to opening an Illinois foreign trade office in Sao Paulo. Rep. Donald Totten labeled it a vacation. officials say costs covered travel, hotel, and $18 daily meals. The trip produced publicity and is tied to a broader push to generate export business with a projected $2.75 million in extra tax revenue from nine trade shows and missions.

Springfield Ill Brazil Daniel Walker House Appropriations Committee Sao Paulo Donald Totten R-Hoffman Estates Joseph Pisciotte State Department of Business and Economic Development South America House Cal. Skinner Walker Pisciotte General Assembly Brussels Hong Kong

Scout Leaders Plan 1977 Calendar Meeting

The Black Gold District of Okaw Valley Council will hold a planning conference at the Illinois Power Building Mt Vernon on Tuesday June 1 at 7 30 p m. Lane Harvey district chairman says big events are planned to boost community involvement and program quality for 1977 for Scouts Cub packs and Explorer posts across Washington Jefferson and Wayne Counties.

Black Gold Okaw Valley Council Boy Scouts of America Illinois Power Building Mt. Vernon Scout Council Lane Harvey Washington, Jefferson Wayne Counties

4-H Clubs Old Fashioned Pit Barbecue Set For August 14

An old fashioned outdoor pit barbecue organized by Mt. Vernon 4-H clubs will take place August 14 at the city park during Farm City Week. The event, first annual Park and Beef Barbecue, is sponsored by the 4-H Foundation and Don Lee Extension Center Building Association to replace United Fund support. Tickets cost 1.75 in advance or 2 at the door for pork and beef barbecue with sides and cookies. Carry-outs and sandwiches also available.

Mt. Vernon 4-H Foundation Don Lee Extension Center Building Association United Fund

Woodlawn High School Superintendent Retires After 37 Years

ROY STAFFORD, longtime Woodlawn High School leader, announced his retirement after guiding curriculum changes and services like guidance counseling special education and speech therapy. His daughter Cheryl 17 and son Gary 16 are among the graduates and students affected by the change with ceremonies planned for June 1. Stafford a McLeansboro native earned degrees from Southern Illinois University and previously taught at Tamaroa and Onarga before district leadership.

Tamaroa Onarga Woodlawn High

Food stamp program faces funding brink as budget limits loom

Administration officials defend status quo amid an appropriations bill adding 200 million dollars for the food stamp program. The program served 18.6 million people in April, with projected 7.2 billion dollars in costs by October 1 including 500 million in administrative costs. Officials say proposed cuts could have funded the program without extra appropriations if enacted by June 1.

Ford

Here Are Winning Lottery Numbers in Illinois Double Derby

The Illinois State Lottery Friday Double Derby drawing selects winning numbers 729 1285 46003 004788 with Yellow as the color.

Chicago

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