Pesticide triggers indefinite Lake Carlyle fishing ban
State and federal officials ban commercial fishing on Lake Carlyle after tests show dangerous Dieldrin levels in carp. Officials say the lake, Illinois' largest manmade reservoir, may take years to detoxify with sport fishing to wait on test results. Local officials blame farm drainage and emphasize the economic impact on Carlyle's fishing economy.
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Lake Carlyle
Army Corps of Engineers
Lake Michigan
Iowa
Daley Says Washington Interfering With Local Elections
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley denounces federal courts and the national committee for regulating local elections. He and 58 followers were ousted from the 1972 Democratic Convention amid a delegate battle as Illinois officials reject a plan to raise Chicago's delegates to 72 for 1976.
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Richard J. Daley
Washington
National Committee
Illinois Supreme Court
Daley
John P. Touhy
Democratic National Committee
Supreme Court
Cousins
National Party
Millers Man Promises Fast Fair Claim Service
A Millers Man backed by a company with over 46 million in assets offers fast fair claim service. The firm maintains a nationwide network of adjustors and a long history of prompt loss settlement spanning nearly a century.
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Millers
240 Miles of Illinois Freight Lines May Stay Open
Transportation Secretary Langhorne Bond said 240 miles of Penn Central routes in Illinois not included in Conrail could remain operating if 100 percent federal subsidies or state support are provided. He expects quick Senate action to allow subsidies and prevent shutdown of farm and industry rail service.
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Langhorne Bond
Bond
Congress
Conrail
Federal Rail Corporation
Penn-Central Railroad
Northeast
Midwest
Penn-Central
Illinois Senate
Senate
Queens teens blamed for clerk's fatal beating
Police say three teen girls fighting on a Queens sidewalk clubbed and stomped subway change-booth clerk Fred Pirone who tried to break up the brawl. Pirone, married with two daughters, died on arrival at Long Island Jewish Hospital. exact weapon described as an object.
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New York
Queens
Fred Pirone
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Pirone
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