Death of Cecil T. Owens at Walnut Hill
Cecil T. Owens 68 of Walnut Hill died at home shortly after midnight. A former carman helper for Illinois Central, he retired in 1968. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Boyd Christian Church with burial in Boyd Cemetery. He lies in state at Queen Boggs Funeral Home after 5 p.m. Thursday. Born February 5, 1904 in Shelby County, he lived in Walnut Hill since 1905. Survived by wife Fern Stonecipher Owens, two sons Orville and Harold, two daughters Wilma Braddy and Dorothy Jean Wegmann, a brother Anthony R., seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Rt. J. Walnut Hill
Tlinois Central
Boyd Christian Church
Ray Bowen
Verneal Garren
Boyd
Queen Boggs
Centralia
Mr. Owens
Shelby County
William and
Augusta (Yasmer) Owens
Walnut Hill
Fern Stonecipher
Union City
Tenn
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Orville
Nashville
Harold
Woodlawn
Wilma Braddy
Dorothy Jean Wegmann
Anthony R
Revenue Sharing Split: Senate Passes Bill in Tight Clash
The Senate 63 to 20 approved a revenue sharing bill shaping funds for states and localities, with minor changes from the House. The plan shifts distributions toward smaller states and central cities while reducing suburban allocations, and keeps a potential joint federal state tax collection feature. The two houses face a long conference to resolve differences before final passage.
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Hog market quotes for feeder hog classes and sows
Market notes show No 1 and No 2 hogs at 200 to 220 pounds priced 28.25 to 28.75 with No 1 at 29.00. Mixed No 1 and No 3 200 to 240 pounds ranged 27.75 to 28.25. Sows sold from 21.00 to 24.00.
Mt Vernon Grain Prices Quoted This Morning
Mt Vernon markets quoted new soybeans at 3 14 per bushel old soybeans at 33 25 wheat at 1 62 and corn at 1 28 this morning reflecting local commodity values and regional trading.
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Mt. Vernon
Eggs and grain prices and wholesale egg grades
Regional market notices show egg consumer grades with weight ranges for large medium and small sizes, wholesale scales, and hens by weight. Chicago AP reports No 2 soft red wheat 1.95, hard red 1.94, corn 1.40, oats 0.84, soybeans 3.46, soybean oil 9.90, and unchanged wholesale egg prices with different grade 54 delivery figures.
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Stockyard reports hogs and cattle receipts and prices
Estimated receipts for Thursday include 5000 hogs 1100 cattle and 200 sheep. Hog market shows 25 to 50 cent higher on butchers and 25 cent lower on sows with US 1 3 200 250 lb butchers at 29 75 to 30 00. Cattle receipts about 600 with slaughter steers yielding 34 00 to 35 00 per cwt and cows 21 50 to 27 00. Sheep steady with lambs 29 50 to 30 00 and ewes 5 00 to 7 00. New York stock market subdued with Dow around 946 mid day. AT&T active and up. Value Line trading brisk. Arrests: 20 defendants in Moline area narcotics sweep with bonds from 5 000 to 160 000. List of named arrestees provided.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
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American Stock Exchange
Amex
Moline
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Quad Cities
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Rock Island County
Rock Island
Robert L.titts
Rapid City
Michael J. Rbrase
Gene M. Taylor
Robert S. Searcy
William E. Carrigan
Davenport
Towa
Bruce Dodge
Louis Quillin
Steven Stence
Eugene J. Cather
Colina
Charles Gordon Jr
John L. Coulter
Andalusia
Daniel L. Jones
East Moline
Richard J. Oberman
Frederick Hanson
Jean V. Gelterstedt
Kenneth E. McHenry
Victoria Larvent
Tod E. Carpentier
David Pringle
Greater Egypt Struggles With HUD Rule Sparks Reorg Debate
The Greater Egypt Regional Planning and Development Commission met in Carbondale to consider a reorgan ization plan tied to HUD guidelines requiring two thirds elected officials representation. HUD alternatives include adding municipalities over 5,000 and adding two conservancy districts Kincaid and Rend Lake while officials weigh timing ahead of November elections. The panel authorized staff to check EDA designations for Jefferson County and approved buying a mobile unit for a 700 audio visual presentation.
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Greater Egypt
Conservancy
Gerpadc
Kincaid
Rend Lake
Commission
Paul Dickerson
Alan Baker
Frank Moreno
HUD
Baker
Economic Development Administration
Jefferson County
Nixon Woos Disenchanted Democrats
President Nixon meets with White House aides at Camp David to discuss domestic matters and politics as he plans outreach to disillusioned Democrats. A possible dinner for Republican leaders and contributors was discussed, with sessions involving Cabinet members and party chairmen. Nixon also eyes a Sept. 22 Texas trip to Connally ranch for Democrats-for-Nixon support.
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Thurmont
Nixon
White House
Camp David
Catoctin Mountain
H.R. Haldeman
William P. Rogers
Clark MacGregor
MacGregor
Texas
Treasury
John B. Connally
Democrats-for-Nixon Organization
Park Plaza merchants elect officers Sept 19 at Ramada Inn
Park Plaza Merchants Association plans the annual officer election for October 1 fiscal year start and Sept 19 at 10 am in Montgomery Ward conference room. President Jim Clark of Woolworth presided as members reviewed fall promotions and discussed upcoming sales events and All Sports Day at Indian Hills Country Club with a tug of war against King City merchants.
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Ramada Inn
Park
Plaza Merchants Association
Montgomery Ward
Jim Clark
Woolworth Department Store
Park Plaza
Indian Hills
King City
Clark
William Sechelesky, Jr
Densil Flora
John Voelkel
Carp’s
Charles Westman
Nobil Shoes
Fred Davidson
Allen Tarrh
Clinton Wilhite
Rick Scott
Three-D
Danner’s
Bob Johnson
Tri-City Grocery
Three Teens Held in Marion County Car Theft Case
Three juveniles, including a 16 year old Mt. Vernon girl reported missing earlier, were arrested yesterday in Marion County on car theft charges. The sheriff’s office withheld details pending formal charges.
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Mt. Vernon
Marion County
Mt Vernon to Get Area Media Training Center
Administrators teachers and state agency staff across Jefferson Hamilton and Marion Counties will gain access to a new regional media training center. The contract was awarded to Ellis office due to prior success with Project Uplift and proximity to Bakalis regional operation.
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Area Media, Training Center
Jefferson
Hamilton
Marion
State Education Agency
Haney
Ellis’ Office
Bakalis
Bill Smith Taken To Barnes For Major Surgery
William D. Smith, 19, Mount Vernon RFD, was to undergo the first of several major orthopedic operations this morning at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis. He was seriously injured last Wednesday in an automobile crash on Late R1, 148, south of Waltonville and had been in the Good Samaritan special care unit until Monday. His father said Bill will be hospitalized for several weeks. his Barnes room number is 7216.
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William D. Smith
RFD
Mt. Vernon
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Bill
Waltonville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Barnes
County Divides Its Tax Money to Fund Road and Landfill
The county board approved a Mt. Vernon sanitary landfill fee of 900 per month and a 27.2 percent share of EPA related equipment costs financed over five years. The U.S. Army Corps covers the road raising from college land to I 57. Subdivision plans by Howard Gene Clift face uncertain county action as officials consider zoning authority and pollution standards.
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College Campus
Inn. OK
Mt. Vernon
Environmental Protection Agency
Howard Gene Clift
Clifton
Dodds Township
Garold Shields
Virgil York
Paul Dickerson
Charles Waite
Ted Marlin
Harold Shields
Say Firm Broke Contract Sue For 50 000
Leo H Marquis and wife Cecile M Marquis sue S J Groves and Song Co in chancery court for 50 000 damages alleging failure to restore their property near Benton Road as per 1969 contract The suit notes removal of dirt and clay andFailure to leave 40 feet of land undisturbed each lake side and to build a slope to specifications The filing seeks compliance with the contract and 50 000 damages
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Cecile M. Marquis
Chancery
S. J. Groves and Song Co
Mt. Vernon
Marquis
Benton Road
Tha
Groves
Ogilvie Walker clash at meeting over welfare funds
The Illinois governor and former Montgomery Ward general counsel spar at a national convention. They debate the $1.5 billion Medical Payments Trust Fund since 1970, waste estimates, hospital admission surveillance, and the use of computers to decide patient stays versus doctor judgment. Ogilvie defends doctors for patient care decisions.
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Ogilvie
Walker
Medical Payments Trust Fund
Taylorville Landfill fined for pollution violations
Illinois Pollution Control Board fined Taylorville Landfill owners Earl Baker Harold Broverman and former owner Robert Rink a total of 12000 for open burning dumping and waste control lapses at the 10 acre Christian County site from July 29 1970 through March 8 1972. Baker and Broverman paid 5000 each and Rink 2000. They were ordered to halt violations and cover the site.
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Tllinois Pollution Control Board
Taylorville
Christian County
Earl Baker
Harold Broverman
Robert Rink
Was
Building Boom at Dix I-57 Interchange Shaping Up
Cincinnati reports major construction at the Dix I-57 interchange as crews bore under the highway to lay a trestle across Warren farm land. Warren, who bought the 1933 property and moved there in 1997, initially opposed the road but now supports industry to create jobs and growth for Dix. The mayor stresses the village is small but striving to advance.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Dix
Abduction Escape At Montezuma Bank Hold Up
Miss Pritchett was dragged from a bank in Montezuma and escaped screaming when abductors fled into a thicket. She was treated for abrasions and kept under observation at Montezuma Hospital as police tracked the suspects, with one man said to have threatened to shoot her and to cut her up. Her sister Nita Lockerman relayed that law officers neared the hideout Tuesday and the abductors hid nearby for most of the day within shouting distance of search parties.
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Montezuma Hospital
Nita Lockerman
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