Dolton man drives into traffic, hits truck on Calumet Expressway
Dolton resident Edward Gordon, 21, veered from the Sibley ramp onto the Calumet Expressway and crossed lanes, striking a tractor trailer driven by L C Terry, 45, of Champaign. Terry suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized. Gordon was also hospitalized. Police cited Gordon for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Firefighters freed Terry after about an hour.
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Edward Gordon
Dolton
Sibley
Calumet Expressway
Gordon
L.C. Terry
Champaign
Dalton Fire Department
Terry
Jerome Zurawksi
Gordon Transport
Memphis
Public invited to new Civil Defense station open house
DOLTON The Civil Defense unit invites the public to an open house Saturday August 17 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the new headquarters on the north side of Sibley boulevard Engle street adjacent to Fire Station No. 2. The building houses storage and work areas for all divisions and offers popular classes in first aid life saving land rescue scuba and radiological communications taught by qualified instructors.
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Dolton
Civil Defense
Paul Lombardo
Sibley Blvd
Engle St
Lombardo
Civil Defense Unit
Dalton
Cook County
Federal building planned for downtown Harvey
Congressman Bob Hanrahan announces a GSA feasibility study endorsing a new federal office in Harvey. The plan calls for 14 000 to 21 000 square feet in a central privately owned building to revitalize the community and consolidate federal offices, backed by the House Public Works Committee. The proposal aims to improve housing for federal activities and spur private development benefiting over 34 000 residents.
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Bob Hanrahan
3Rd
Ill
Harvey
General Services Administration
House Public Works Committee
Hanrahan
GSA
Hanrah An
Dation
General Bee Vweee
Aan Mare 7
Robert P. Hanrahan
Frank Resnik
Chicago
Robert Piel
Public Works
Haines
Marquette Wins Kiwanis Pointer Baseball Tourney Title
Marquette Boys Baseball captured the 4th annual Kiwanis Pointer Tournament at Thornridge High, beating Evergreen Park 6-5 in the final. Paul Segebrecht pitched six scoreless innings for Marquette, with Mark Stanek earning a save, as Evergreen Park rallied in the late innings but fell short. Bogan claimed third after defeating Oak Forest, while Bill Richards of Evergreen Park was named MVP.
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Ken Poole
Marquette Boys
Evergreen Park Colts
Thornridge High School
Marquette
Tom Curran
Palatine
Ill
Wisconsin
Paul Segebrecht
Evergreen Park
Mark Stanek
Mike Collins
Gavin Collier
Chuck Richards
Bill Richards
Brother Rice High School
Bogan
Oak Forest
The
Oaks
Bob Wheeler
Bogan Boys
Larry Bromley
Thornriddge
Rick Kelleher
Ray Jilek
Kelleher
Jilek
Vinnie Schmidt
Gary Throw
Schmidt
Marty Nolan
Nolan
Theis
Steve Iszewski
Segebrecht
Dave Wopinek
John York
Brian Anderson
Tim Mack
Wopinek
Mack
RBI
Ciszewski
Jim Robson
Richards
Collins
Anderson
Steve Boulakas
Bernie Doerr
Bob McQuillan
Boulakas
Curran
Stanek
Tom Cronin
Tim Condron
Collier
Kelly Marie Brei
Prett
Thornridge Hig School
Fred van Someren
Riverdale-Dalton Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Dick Gilbert
Pat Sartori
John Golds
Burt Keever
Luther Schmidt
Gene Mierzwa
Kiwanis
George Pfotenhauer
Bob Kuzminski
Dave Condreva
Eddie Wagner
Tim Smith
St Jude Players Group Begins Tenth Year Meet Aug 15
The St Jude Players Group marks its tenth year with a meeting on Thursday August 15 at 8 15 p m in the school hall 900 East St South Holland Frank Fry president invites adults 18 plus to join no talent needed just a wish to ham it up Support roles backstage sewing costumes painting sets or orchestra work are available The group plans a fall comedy and the annual spring musical For details call Mr Fry at 339 5172 or Ms Rita Haviland secretary at 758 6854
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St. Jude
East St. South Holland
Frank Fry
Fry
Rita Haviland
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Colts
Thornridge
Ed Enright
Mary Isaacson
Bruce Beckman
Rich Heaton
Joanne Hayes
John Quinlan
Frank Cassano
Federal
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