Weather Watch Forecast From AP Wire
Showers likely tonight across Washington and the lower Great Lakes with a narrow band from the upper lakes to the Gulf Coast. Snow in the upper Midwest and eastern New Mexico. Warmer on the East Coast, colder elsewhere. High 54, low 27, overnight 52. No precipitation from 7 am Wednesday to 7 am today. Waterfront lake levels noted with spillway readings at Crab Orchard 15 inches below, Little Grassy 3 inches below, Devil's Kitchen 2 inches above, Lake of Egypt 1 inch below spillway.
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Washington
Lower
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
Upper Midwest
New Mexico
Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Devil's Kitchen Lake
Lake of Egypt
Police Briefs Update From Herrin and Benton
Herrin police cite John McFarland for speeding with a $15 fine. In Benton, Melvin Sullivan 19 faces a charge for using shot size larger than BB while hunting geese at Crab Orchard Refuge.
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Herrin
John McFarland
Benton
Melvin Sullivan
Crab Orchard Refuge
Mrs. Edith Brunswick Dies at 73 in Herrin
Edith Brunswick, 73, of 501 North 28th Street Herrin, died at 835 a.m. today in Herrin Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending at George Van Natta Funeral Home Herrin.
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Edith Brunswick
28Th St
Herrin
Herrin Hospital
George van Natta
West Frankfort Man Arrested for Intoxication
George Mosley, 46, arrested in West Frankfort on a $25 bond for intoxication. In Marion, Carl Hill, 58, posted $15 for disobeying a stop sign. Herrin officer cited Larry Wharton, 22, $20 for speeding.
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West Frankfort
George Mosley
Marion
Carl Hill
Herrin
Larry Wharton
Funeral services set for Mrs Horton former Marion resident
Funeral services for Mrs. Albert C. Horton of Kenmore Ohio will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Schlup Cox Funeral Home. The former Maxine Chamness died Monday in Barberton hospital from Hong Kong flu and double pneumonia. She leaves husband and children of Akron. Parents and siblings listed. Also notes a second funeral for Mrs Lelle B. Hunter at 2 p.m. Friday at Marion Second Baptist Church with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today. Illinois corporate profits rose to 4.8 billion in 1967 and bank assets exceed 30 billion.
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Albert C. Horton
Marion
Schlup-Cox
Kenmore
Ohio
Horton
Maxine Chamness
Barberton
Hong Kong
Marion Fergus
Darlene Horton
Penny Horton
Akron
Lee Chamness
Charles Rodd
Logan
Delbert Chamness
Pickens, S.C
Samuel Chamness
Robert Chamness
Carbondale
Ben and
Thomas Chamness
Lelle B
Hunter
N. Harper St
Marion Second Baptist Church
Mitchell Funeral Home
J. D. McCarty
Rose Hill Cemetery
Illinois
Services Friday for Dennis De Rossett
Funeral services for Dennis Scott De Rossett, 41, of Murphysboro, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Crawshaw Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Paul Worley officiating. Burial is in Walker Hill Cemetery, Grand Tower. He died Monday at Doctors Hospital in Carbondale after a long illness. he was a World War II veteran and truck driver. He leaves brothers Walter, Jesse, and Paul, and sisters Virginia Taylor and Georgia Worthen. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Dennis Scott de Rossett
Crawshaw Mortuary
Murphysboro
Paul Worley
Walker Hill
Grand Tower
Mr. de Rossett
Doctors Hospital
Carbondale
Ava
Alfred
Minnie Hiller de Rossett
de Rossett
First Pentecostal Church
Walter
East St. Louis
Jesse
Peoria
Paul
Seattle
Virginia Taylor
Georgia Worthen
Illinois Adds 199 New Plants and 388 Expansions in 1967
Illinois announced 199 new plants and 388 major expansions in 1967, totaling $630 million in investments and promising 42,000 future jobs. Since 1961, 3,343 plants were announced, creating 145,156 jobs and $2.18 billion in investments.
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Illinois
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Ruth
North Bridge St. Carbondale
Chuck Roast
U.S
Scot Lad Crackers
Ulty Sark
Usher
Imer
J. W. Dant
Calvert
Bond
Gilbey’s
Glenmore
Walker
Charkoff
Liquor Mart
East Gate Shopping Center
FOX Theatre
Jim Beam
Charter Oak
Mre
Budweiser
Black
Dennis DE Rossett
Oxford Furniture
E. Broadway
Johnston City
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