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THE DECATUR REVIEW Decatur, IlllnoU, Julr 23, ITS PAGE FODB National Scene Illinois Scene Take the NesteaPIunge for about 1ca glass. FBI to Assist Anticrime Plan Murdered Girl's Body Located At about 1 jC per 8-oz. serving Nestea is a pretty good buy. CTS At UOC off. it's a steal De Angeles Faces Tax Fraud Charge Chicago (AP) A reputed crime syndicate wiretap expert found innocent of bilking the Teamsters Union Pension fund has been indicted for federal income tax fraud.

Ronald De Angeles, of Port Richey, formerly of Melrose Park, a Chicago suburb, was indicted by a federal grand jury for understating his taxable 1969 and 1970 income by almost $37,000. Last April, he was found innocent of conspiracy to obtain $1.4 million in loans fraudulently from the Teamsters Central States, Southeast and Southwest Washington (AP) Four cities will embark on an FBI-assisted citizen anticrime program, Director Clarence M. Kelley has announced. The project, an experimental four-month effort to halt rising urban crime statistics, will be carried out in Wilmington, Norfolk, Birmingham, and DeKalb County, which includes part of Atlanta, Kelley said Tuesday. Two FBI agents will be assigned full time to each Postmaster General Benjamin F.

Bailar announced Tuesday that a plan involving operating and dispatch procedures to speed 95 per cent of first class mail at levels equal to or better than airmail service will not go into effect Aug. 1 as planned. He said the service cannot begin such a major improvement program without knowing what the rates for first-class and airmail will be. Boy Decapitated By Ferris Wheel New York (AP) Parkway crossing. He also said he braked when he saw the man dive under the train, but was unable to stop in time.

35-70 Year Sentence In Gang Slaying Belleville (AP) O. D. Wade, 26, of East St. Louis has been sentenced to 35 to 70 years in prison for a street gang slaying last Jan. 26 that claimed the life of Glennon Rodger, 22.

A Circuit Court jury on May 19 convicted Wade of murder. Judge Joseph Cunningham handed down the sentence Tuesday. Rodger, also of East St. Louis, was shot while riding in a car with friends near the city's downtown area. Wade was arrested several days later in Alton on a weapons charge and turned over to East.

St. Louis police. A breezy ride on a Coney island terns wncel ended in death for a teen-ace bov who 0IT6I9 I torn ttmi! 'm -ri-, 4 I Iran tm fM Zim. a i TO THt OCHtft: tw Cr r'Mf 1 1 K. er for -fw 4 rt'f re twA tdj veKS cul.l pension fund.

A federal jury found De Angeles and two other men innocent of the conspiracy charges after three others charged in the case were acquitted on March 26 by a federal judge. Girls, Game was decapitated when his head became caught in the steel frame of an amusement park ride. Binziendo Morales, 15, of Brooklyn, opened the door of the enclosed car in which he was riding Tuesday afternoon and his head jammed between a suspension bar and the door, police said. A. lfV VH.41 Ol ft) STORE COUPON Edwardsville (AP) A body pulled from the Mississippi River near St.

Louis on Tuesday has been identified as that of 18-year-old Pamala Brooks, who was stabbed to death in February, police said. Madison County officials said dental records were used to identify Miss Brooks, who lived in Highland. Police said the Brooks girl and 21-year-old Donna Bartels of Granite City were stabbed and dumped in the river Feb. 11 at Chouteau Island on the Illinois side of the river just north of St. Louis.

The Bartels body was recovered one day later but a month-long dragging operation failed to locate Miss Brooks. Arrested and charged with murder in connection with the killing was Larry A. Whitford of Granite City. Whitford is being held by Madison County authorities in lieu of $100,000 bond, police said. At the time of the killing, police said they were told of the incident by two other youths who were present but were not involved in the stabbings.

Woman Uses Rail To Commit Suicide Belleville (AP) "This is the best thing for you and the best thing for me," the note in the purse read. Police said the message was left by Susan Updegraf, 22, before the young woman lay on Louisville Nashville tracks and was struck Tuesday by a freight train at a crossing. The engineer, James W. Loving, 64, of Evansville, told authorities he sounded the train's whistle' to no avail after rounding a curve and seeing the woman with her head on the track. I ft Bi'rFtlt of lJ J't 1 sfe m.ttj4 1 rex! "t' ef I 4 ft trl)bgf Ifcof th.R f.tl ef m9 vj to-.

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1 1 IMlM t-C 4 city to help local police develop ways of organizing citizen anticrime efforts, Kelley said. The Norfolk program will concentrate on curbing crimes against women, Birmingham will work on preventing traffic in stolen property, Wilmington will zero in on crimes against the elderly and DeKalb County will focus on crimes involving young The plan, which may be extended to other areas, was announced after the FBI released statistics showing that the nation's crime rate had risen 18 -per cent during the first quarter of 1975 over the same period of 1974. Senate Votes Recess Until After Labor Day Washington (AP) The Senate has voted by a big majority to recess for the month of August. In a vote Tuesday, the Senate voted 72 to 22 to go on vacation from Aug. 1 to Sept.

3. The measure now goes to the House, which must concur before the senators can leave. Morales was a summer employe at Jack's Kiddy Park, where the fatal accident oc-cured, police said. MOTORCYCLIST HURT Herbert L. Carter, 21, of the Arbor Dale Trailer Court, was in serious to critical condition on any sie jar of Nested Instant lea or Nestea with lemon flavor.

40' 619X-1C in M. Marys Hospital today with injuries received Monday cvenin6 when the motorcycle he vsas riding went out of control in the 2200 Block E. Geddes St. Strong opinion. on a local issue? Write the editor! Pat O'Brien Suffers Attack at Theater Evergreen Park (AP) Pat O'Brien, star of the stage, movies and radio, has been admitted to a hospital after complaining of chest pains.

O'Brien, 75, was admitted Tuesday to the cardiac care unit where his condition was listed as stable. Officials said O'Brien did not suffer a heart attack, but was scheduled for further tests. He was driven to the hospital by his wife from their apartment at the Drury Lane Theater, where the couple is appearing. MCCLELLAN JOINS COSMETOLOGY BOARD Mattoon Virginia McClellan, director of the cosmetology department at Lake Land College, has been elected to the board of the Illinois Cosmetology Schools Association. She is the first board member in the history of the SELL WITH CLASSIFIED.

3 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUAHTITIESC Rated 1,2 New York (AP) Girl-watching proved more popular than baseball's All-Star game for American TV viewers last week, according to A. C. Nielsen Co. audience estimates. The Nielsen findings, made public Tuesday, show that CBS's live coverage of Saturday's "Miss Universe" contest was the week's top-rated show, followed by NBC's coverage of the All-Star game.

The next 18 shows rated tops in audience popularity by Nielson were "Police Woman," NBC; "All in the Family," CBS; "Sanford and Son," "Rockford Files" and "Chico and the Man," all NBC; "Mary Tyler Moore," "Bob Newhart," M-A-S-H," "Hawaii Five-O," "Good Times," "Kojak" and "The Jeffersons," all CBS; "Baretta." ABC; "Barnaby Jones," CBS; "Sunday Mystery Movie," NBC; "The Rookies" and "S.W.A.T.," both ABC, and "Medical Center," CBS. The week's lowest-rated evening show was ABC's "Keep on Truckin," a summer comedy-variety series. VALLEY FORGE Washington's army spent the winter of 1777 at Valley Forge. h' WOOD OII. 7 A.3I.

Til fl I.M. IIAILY Closed Sunday 2vm at 21112 Fresh Cut Meats Out Boys Carry NEVER FROZEN Postal Service Delays Upgrading Deliveries Washington (AP) Citing uncertainties created by a pending rate increase, the Postal Service says it will delay plans to upgrade first-class mail service to next-day or second-day delivery. DECATUR DAILY REVIEW DcaTuf Htrtjld ofKl Review, Inc. North Moln Street Decatur. Illinois.

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