Hostages Freed After Family Feud Near Greenview Ill
Kenneth Altig released his wife and two young daughters unharmed after a Friday hostage situation in Menard County. He surrendered about an hour later and faces unlawful restraint and forcible detention charges. No injuries or gunfire reported. a pistol and rifle were seized.
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Safety Council opposes boost in speed limit
Vincent L. Tofany of the National Safety Council argues against raising Illinois Tollway speed limits from 55 to 65 mph. He says higher speeds would boost traffic deaths and urges Gov. Thompson and lawmakers to keep the 55 mph limit. The council plans telegrams to officials urging retention.
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Nazis march through Bloomington without incidents
About 20 members of the National Socialist White Peoples' Party marched through Bloomington to the birth place of founder George Lincoln Rockwell. Rockwell was born in Bloomington on March 9, 1918. An equal number of counter-demonstrators heckled as police kept the groups apart and no arrests were made.
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National Socialist White Peoples’ Party
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Klansman sentenced in burglary cases
A former Ku Klux Klan member, Robert Scott Hansen, 25, was sentenced to four years probation, six months in Clinton County Jail, and a $4,000 fine on four counts of burglary. The Macon County conviction was transferred to Clinton County. Hansen and James McKinney, 28, were linked to stolen merchandise found at their home. McKinney, a former Illinois Klan grand dragon, is serving concurrent three-year terms.
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Centralia
McKinney
Jefferson County
Menard Correctional Center
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