Victim's Name On Hit List Found In Slay Case
Police uncovered an extensive hit list of Jewish names in Calumet City after the cyanide slaying of Sydney Cohen in Flossmoor on May 22. The suspected killer, Leo Schultz, 37, killed himself in custody. the apartment contained Nazi and Ku Klux Klan materials and a note mentioning Adolf Hitler.
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Calumet City
Ill
Sydney Cohen
Cohen
Flossmoor
Leo Schultz
Schultz
A.H. I
A.H
Adolf Hitler
Knife Fight Ends In One Hospitalized
Norman Dickerson a 44 year old Terre Haute man was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a knife fight at the Peke Inn on the north side Wednesday night. William F. Johnson 51 of 2103 Locust Street was arrested on multiple charges after witnesses said he fought with Dickerson and fled on a bicycle. A knife believed used by Johnson was recovered and he was treated for minor injuries at the regional hospital before booking into the Vigo County Jail.
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Terre Haute
Union Hospital
Northside
Norman Dickerson
Elm St
William F. Johnson
Locust St
Peke Inn
10Th
Elm Streets
Johnson
Dickerson
Vigo County
Zion Plant Cited Over Unreported Tritium Leaks
NRC says Zion Nuclear Power Plant released radioactive tritium into Lake Michigan without reporting it. Commonwealth Edison admits releases were not tracked and pledges to report all future discharges. agency notes levels were below federal standards.
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Strasma
Commonwealth Edison
Lake Michigan
Walnut Origins and Rumored Royal Status Through History
The walnut originated in the Far East with uncertain exact dates. Greeks carried it to Egypt, and Romans later touted it as a Royal Nut. The tree remains unpredictable yet yields prized wood and fruit.
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Far East
Stith Day Set At Rosedale In Honor Of Robert Stith
Rosedale Indiana residents plan a Friday 8 p.m. tribute at the local gym for Robert Stith who is retiring from teaching due to illness. Stith taught in Paris Illinois for years and served as athletic director and assistant principal at Paris High School. Friends from Paris and Bowling Green will attend. Stith has a confirmed case of Lou Gehrigs disease diagnosed in summer 1974.
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Rosedale
Ind
Robert Stith
Stith
Paris, Ill
Paris High School
Paris
Bowling Green
Lou Gehrig
Ball Convicted In Indy Murders
A Indianapolis man, Mikee Steven Ball, 26, is convicted in Jefferson Circuit Court of three counts of second degree murder for killing three men whose bodies were found in a snow covered field January 7, 1976. Ball faces life in prison after sentencing.
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Madison, Ind
Indianapolis
Mikee Steven Ball
Jefferson Circuit Court
Joe L. Hensley
Ball
Steven A. Nichter
Rick J. Burke
Eugene Lillico
Hamilton County
Noblesville
Plan Expansion of Chemical War Defense
Maj. Fred Shirley said the Army will expand defensive chemical warfare training at Aberdeen Proving Ground after studies of the 1973 Middle East war showed a need to boost capabilities. Courses will grow from 1,397 to 2,440 students next year and offerings will widen. The USSR was cited as possessing a sophisticated chemical warfare capability.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Soviet Union
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Keith Doss
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Madison State Hospital
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