Coal foundation to spend 1 million yearly on pro coal ads
Chicago reports that the American Coal Foundation announced a $1 million annual ad campaign promoting coal as clean burning and low cost. Foundation leaders said each of four components contributed seed money totaling $80,000 to launch the effort.
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Chicago
American Coal Foundation
Foundation
Ce Ee
National Coal Association
United Mine Workers of America
The
Mining and Reclama
Tion Council of America
Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Robert H. Quenon
Peabody Coal Co
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Pennsylvania
Daniel P. Moynihan
D-N.y
George Mitchell
D-Maine
Quenon
Judge's son released on charges
The 33 year old son of U S Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens was freed on a ten thousand dollar bond after being charged with delivering a controlled substance. John Stevens of Chicago allegedly sold an ounce of cocaine to undercover agents for twenty two hundred dollars on April twenty first.
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Chicago
U.S. Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
John Stevens
Lawrence Forberg
Stevens
Drug Enforcement Administration
Forberg
Supreme Court
High Court
then-Presi
Bible student ruled sexually dangerous in Illinois
Judge James M Bailey using a rarely applied statute ruled 25 year old Francis T Hannan a sexually dangerous person and remanded him to the Illinois Department of Corrections for treatment in a case arising from alleged sexual attacks on three women in their dorm at St Xavier College. He faces charges of two counts of rape one count of attempted rape and three counts of home invasion.
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Chicago
Bible College
Francis T. Hannan
Illinois Department of Corrections
Hannan
Mackinaw
St. Xavier College
Twenty in Chicago elevator fall survive five floors
In Chicago a CHA elevator dropped from the first to between the fifth and sixth floors and back, injuring fifteen children and five adults who walked away after treatment. Police say the group had crowded the car as school let out.
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Chicago
Chicago Housing Authority
CHA
Hubert Holton
Gasoline prices rise across Illinois and Indiana
The Chicago Motor Club reports average gasoline prices in Illinois and northern Indiana up 4.5 cents per gallon in two weeks and 10 cents in six weeks. Ninety one percent of stations surveyed posted increases, with Cook County up 5.6 cents, northern Indiana 4.4 cents, and downstate Illinois 3.5 cents.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Chicago Motor Club
Cook County
Downstate
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