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THE DAILY DISPATCH, Mollne, Illinois Fit, Jan. 2, 1981 40 bankruptcy applicants file TV plan changed BHC proposes on-air station before change By RANDY CYPRET Dispatch Wrlttr sysienia tu ui uiaj iuwimuv" and educational programming to areas not served by educational programming. The cable systems would be linked by microwave signals broadcast to receiving dishes located on existing towers. i i i i 1 w. 7 I By JOHN LEAR Dispatch Wrltar Persons seeking to take advantage of more liberal federal bankruptcy exemptions created a last-minute flurry of bankruptcy petition filings Wednesday In U.S.

District Court In Rock Island. Petitions were filed by 31 persons Wednesday, and a total of 40 persons filed th week, pushing the 1980 bankruptcy petition total for the year to 608, court officials said. Officials In the bankruptcy division at the Peoria headquarters of the federal court's Central Illinois District were still counting the total last-minute filings today. "We have a stack we still haven't gotten through yet," a clerk said. ROCK ISLAND attorney Frank Galvln, who handles many bankruptcy cases at the Rock Island court, said the rush was to avoid being restricted to state bankruptcy exemptions under a state law which took effect Thursday.

Under the state law, persons filing for bankruptcy wouldn't have the choice of taking either state or federal exemptions and would have to go with the less liberal state exemptions, Galvln said. The liberalized federal exemptions were created by an -October 1979 law which expanded the value of property household goods people could protect when filing for bankruptcy. "THE IDEA behind that (the federal law) was to give them a fresh start," Galvln said. But the federal exemptions, considered by many to be "probably too liberal," according to Galvin, came with the proviso that states could decide whether to allow those filing for bankruptcy within their borders to use the new exemptions. The Illinois law restricted bankruptcy filers to state exemptions, which Galvin said haven't been updated since 1967 and don't reflect inflation since then.

Hence, to beat the game, there was a Dec. 31 rush. "We speeded up some cases the last day or two so our clients could take advantage of the federal exemptions," Galvln said. "But I don't think any (petitions) got filed that would not have been filed otherwise. They just got filed early." With more bankruptcies than ever recorded in the year ending June 30 up 60 percent nationwide and up 55 percent in Illinois the change in the Illinois law "is going to make a big change in Illinois," Galvin said.

He said the legislature Is expected to soon address revamping the state's bankruptcy exemptions. Black Hawk College officials have abandoned plans for a microwave interconnect system or low-power broadcast station in favor of a "full-fledged, on-air" station to bring educational programs to the Quad-City area, Robert Fletcher, BHC television director, said today. Fletcher Is completing preliminary engineering reports and grant applications to present to the Federal Communications Commission and National Television Information Agency by Jan. 18. The FCC is expected to rule on the BHC license application by April or May, Fletcher said.

The NTIA awards grants In July, he said. The school is seeking $300,000 in federal funds to go along with 1100,000 to be raised locally through subscriptions and donations, Fletcher said. THE STATION WOULD broadcast from BHC studios on UHF channel 24 to viewers in a 20- to 25-mile radius. Cable companies could pick up the broadcasts and make them available to regular cable subscribers, Fletcher said. The station would serve as the Quad-Cities' Public Broadcasting Station, bringing regular PBS programming to the area via the PBS station in Peoria.

The station would also carry locally produced, community oriented public service programs, he said. Fletcher received a (12,500 U.S. Department of Commerce grant last July to study the feasibility of linking the Quad-Cities, Geneseo, Kewanee and Clinton, Iowa, cable television "WE CAME INTO the study fully convinced the interconnect was the way to go," Fletcher said. The engineering study showed, however, that the Interconnect system would be as costly as an on-air, low-power station, Fletcher said. Community hearings and discussions with community leaders also showed an on-air station would better meet the needs of area television viewers, Fletcher said.

But the station Fletcher envisioned to serve outlying areas did not meet FCC qualification for a low-power station license. He began planning for a regular station license in November. FLECTCHER SAID he had not pursued a regular on-air station because Con-vocom a group of community leaders seeking to bring educational programming to Western Illinois and Eastern Iowa was still considering funding a PBS station for the Quad-Cities, Fletcher said. In December, the Con-vocom board agreed not to fund a television station, Fletcher said. The board is pursuing a "microwave highway" linking colleges In Western Illinois by cable for an information and course exchange program.

The shift in Convocom emphasis caused Fletcher to pursue a regular on-air station license, he said. The station could be on the air by July 1982 if plans go without a hitch. it' 'A v. -v. Man slips, shoots himself Morrison man treated after accident UnltM Pratt International Gimme a shot A 44-year-old Davenport man was killed Thursday when a pistol he was carrying apparently discharged accidently, according to the Scott County sheriff's department.

Deputy Carl Simms said LaMoyne L. Berry, 609 E. Central Park, was killed about 10 a.m. Thursday after setting a trap line in the Princeton Public Use Area about 10 miles north of Bet-tendorf near U.S.67. Berry died instantly when he was struck in the forehead with a .22 caliber bullet from a revolver he was carrying, Simms said.

Berry was wearing metal cleats strapped to his shoes and apparently slipped on ice when he stepped on a rock while trying to open the hatchback of his car, Simms said. When he slipped the gun apparently hit the car and discharged, he said. Scott County Medical Examiner R.M. Perkins pronounced Berry dead at the scene and termed the shooting accidental, Simms said. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Runge Mortuary, Davenport.

Cally, a calico cat belonging to farmer Eli Yoder of Hutchinson, stands up for a shot of milk as Yoder milks a cow on his farm. Other felines wait In line behind Cally. Dyke was taken to Morrison Community Hospital, where he was treated and released. Sheriff's deputies charged Dyke with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was released on bond pending a future court MORRISON A Morrison man incurred minor injuries in a one-car accident Thursday.

Whiteside County sheriff's deputies reported James Dyke, 21, of rural Morrison, was northbound on Lyndon Road two miles north of U.S. 30 when he lost control of his vehicle and it rolled over into a ditch. -School lunch menus Masked man robs station Mollne police are investigating the robbery of the Hudson service station, 4710 Bridgelane, Mollne, which took place at 9 55 p.m. Wednesday. According to police reports, a man wearing a mask entered the station, pulled a long-barreled revolver from his jacket, and ordered two attendants into a back room where a safe is kept.

After forcing the men to open the safe, the bandit escaped with a white bank bag containing an undetermined amount of money. baked macaroni cheese, fish tandwlch, toasted cheese sandwich. Choice of 2: whipped potatoes (, gravy, french fries, soup w-crackert, ttewed tomatoet. creamy cole tlaw. fruit pie or pumpkin, bread and butter.

Va pint milk or milkshake. ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Monday. Jan. Hot dog on bun, catsup, mustard, pickle relish, french fries, fresh apple. Vt pint milk.

Tuesday, Jan. a Country ttyle steak, whipped potatoes gravy, 1110 w-frult, corn-bread and butter, Vi pint milk, Wednesday, Jan. 7 Sausage Pizza, buttered peat, peanut logs, bread and butter, va pint milk. Thursday, Jan. I Barbecued chicken on a bun, buttered green beant, dish of applesauce, homemade cooky, Vt pint milk.

Friday, Jan. Toasted cheese sandwich, potato rounds, dlth of fruit, Va pint milk. beant, waidorf salad, fruit crisp, bread and butter, Vt pint milk or milkshake. Tuesday, Jan. i Choice of: Tacos, chicken basket w-cornbread, barbecued pork sandwich.

Choice of Whipped potatoes t. gravy, french fries, soup crackers, buttered peas, molded fruit salad, chocolate pudding, breed and butter. Va pint milk or milkshake. Wednesday, Jan. 7 Choice of: Sausage pizza, hot dog on bun.

Choice of 2: whipped potatoes 4 gravy, french fries, soup w-crackers, buttered corn, tossed green salad, homemade cooky, bread and butter, Vi pint milk. Thursday, Jan. I Choice of: Country style steaks, mile high turkey sandwich. Choice of 2: Whipped potatoes 4 gravy, french tries, candled sweet potatoes, soup w-crackers, buttered mixed vegetables, stuffed celery peanutbutter cheese, Jello w-whip, bread and butter, Vt pint milk or milkshake. Friday.

Jan. Choice of: Fish fillet tartar sauce, butter, Vi pint milk or milkshake. Thursday Jan. a Choice of: Pork and spaghetti au gratin, hot ham and cheese sandwich, sliced turkey sandwich. Choice of 2: Whipped potatoes gravy, french fries, vegeteble beef soup w-crackers.

buttered mixed vegetables, dish of fruit. Choice of: blond brownies, Jello w-whip, bread and butter, Vt pint milk or milkshake. Friday, Jan. Choice of: Fish fillet w-tartar sauce, hot dog on bun, baked macaroni cheese, fish sandwich, toasted cheese sandwich. Choice of 2: Whipped potatoes 4, gravy, french fries, tomato soup w-crackers, buttered corn, creamy cole slaw, strawberry shor cake, Jello w-whlp, bread and butter, Va pint milk or milkshake.

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (In addition, ala carte Items availablealidays) Monday, Jan. Choice of: Chicken macaroni casserole, hot dog on a bun. Choice of 2: Whipped potatoes gravy, french fries, soup w-crackera, buttered green MOLINE HIGH SCHOOL (In addition, ala carta llama available all day) Monday, Jan. Choice of: Tacot, turkey tandwlch, toasted cheese tandwlch. Choice of 1: Whipped potatoes gravy or french fries, vegetable soup w-crackers, buttered corn, dish of fruit.

Choice of Creamy rice pudding, homemade cooky, Jellow-whlp, bread and butter, pint milk or milkshake. Tuesday, Jan. Choice of: Creamed turkey on baking powder biscuit, hamburger on bun. barbecued chicken sandwich. Choice of: Whipped potatoes, french fries, candled sweet potatoes.

Choice of: Buttered green beant, creamy cole tlaw, apple pie. Choice of Beef noodle soup w-crackera. Jello w-whip, bread and butter, Vt pint milk or milkshake. Wednesday, Jan. 7 Choice of Sausage pliza.

hot dog on bun. Choice of 3: whipped potatoes Oravy, french fries, home made bean soup w-crackera. buttered peas, tossed green salad. Choice of Yellow cake w-chocolate frosting, Jellow-whlp, bread Geneseo couple hurt in mishap WANTED: BUYERS 3 REALLY BIG AUCTIONS! Sat. Jan.

3, Tues. Jan. 6 Thurs. Jan. 8, 1 981 6:30 p.m.

RAINBOW FURNITURE AUCTION 606 1 st Avenue, Green Rock Thurman Linda Orsborn, Owners Antiques, furniture, glassware, some tools, mlso. Items too numerous to mention at all sales. AUCTIONEER'S NOTEs Most of these Items are from an estate. Don't Miss! CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME Terms: Cash Phone 799-0489 Hospital in Silvis. Henry County sheriff's deputies said the eastbound pickup, driven by Mrs.

Anderson, went into a skid on an icy hill, rolled and came to rest on its wheels In a ditch. The accident happened on the Newman Road, about 14 miles west of the Howard School. GENESEO rural Geneseo couple was injured in a one-vehicle accident at 3:50 p.m. Thursday on a county road west of town. Ricky C.

Anderson, 32, of RR 3, Genseo, and his wife, Betty L. Anderson, 31, were listed in satisfactory condition today at Lutheran Hospital. They were transferred from Hllni As I am moving to South Dakota, I will hold a public salo at tho farm located 1 12 miles oast of Quad City Downs on Routo 8 thon 12 mllo north or 4 miles oast of Hampton on Hubbard to 186 thon 12 miles south or 12 mllo wost of Intorstato 80 on routo 8 thon 12 miles north on Sunday, January 11, 1981 Beginning at 1 1 o'clock a.m. Machinory 1968 Ford V-8, 1 ton truck with 10 ft. combination box hoist; 1958 John Deere No.

820 diesel tractor very good shape; 1961 John Deere 3010 gas tractor with 3-pt. hitch; IHC-B tractor with belly mount Woods mower; 1978 No. 530 Bobcat with hydrostatic; Massey Ferguson 4-14" plow with 3-pt. hitch; Minneapolis Moline 13'10" disk with harrow; John Deere 11' disk New Idea spreader; John Deere 4-section harrow on Lindsay cart; Minneapolis Mollne 10 ft. grain drill on rubber; John Deere 494 corn planter-Also frame; Gehl No.

65 two ton mix mill John Deere spreader; Cardinal 47x6 auger with bottom drive; John Deere front mount 4-row cultivator; John Deere 2-row stalk shredder; David Bradley flare box wagon with hoist; Hayrack 14 ft. on rubber tired gears B-row field sprayer; 20 Ft. bale elevator with motor-32x4 auger; 2 Wheel trailer 7 12x15 Briggs Stratton 20" lawn mower; 4 Electric fans; 2 Wheel cart; Stock racks; Electric motors; 75 concrete blocks-25 paving bricks; 35 Railroad ties Steel fence posts-Metal welding table; Wood bolt bins-18 Sheets metal roofing; 750x18 8 ply tires; 15x38 Rear tractor tires; 70 Gallon fiberglass tank (never used): Horse harness with fly nets and collars; 6 Sacks Portland cement; 5 Ton hopper bin with motor; 2 Gas barrels (275 200 gallon); 14" walking plow; 100 Gallon portable tank with pump; Grain aerator; 2 Telephone poles; 2 12" Plastic tiles; Hog ringing chute Hay 700 Bales Clover-Alfalfa hay, more or less; 200 Bales 1st cutting Alfalfa, more or less; 100 bales Prairie hay, more or less; 300 Bales clippings Some Straw Hoa Equipment 1 Metal shed 16'x7'; 1 Peed shed 6x10 on skids; 100 Bu. Smedley feeder; Pax 80 bu. round feeder; Pax 60 bu.

round feeder; Bushnell 60 bu. feeder; Hog panels; 60 gallon hog waterer; Troughs Hogs 12 Second litter York-Landrace cross sows bred to Duroc boars Due to farrow about January 20; Yearling Duroc boar; 70 Feeder pigs from 30-40 pounds Housohold Items Drop leaf dining table; Buffet; Bookcase; Treadle sewing machine; Lamp; Wardrobe; Bedroom set; Chest of drawers; Dresser with mirror; Sofa; Recliner; Chairs; Record player and records; Washer; Refrigerator: Books; Dishes; Old Coke tray; Kerosene stove I oven; Brass pump; Bicycles; Jars; Horse collar mirrors; Avon bottles; Typewriter; Old postcards in albums; Lots of other miscellaneous items TERMS: CASH Lunch on Grounds; Number system will be used Not responsible for accidents George Jaeger, Owner AUCTIONEERS: Marvin White, Geneseo, 944-4819 Robert Llndsey, Andover, 476-8101 CLERKS: Dale Johnson and Dale Lodge Neighbors will sell-John Deere No. 440 crawler tractor with loader, good condition; Ferguson -No. 30 tractor, new paint runs good; Ford 9N with loader good shape; Ford 2-14" plow with 3-pt. hitch; Ford Subsoiler with 3-pt.

hitch; Ford tandem 6' dish with 3-pt. hitch; Ford 7 ft. 3-pt hitch mower; Ford 6' 3-pt. hitch blade; Ford 2-row cultivator 3-pt. hitch; 8 Ft.

blade for end loader; Electric pressure sprayer; Winpower tractor driven alternator 2012 PUBLIC FARM AUCTION JANUARY 10, 1901 BEGINNING AT 11:00 A.M. OSCO, ILLINOIS Having daoldad to ratlrt) from tanning, I will hava a aala at tha farm looatad 3 mllaa North of Oaoo and 1 mllo East or 12 mllaa South of routo 4 on Cambridge blaoktop and 2 mllaa Watt Watoh for algna. 1958 JD 720 Diesel tractor power steering, overhauled 1 year ago; IH 560 Diesel tractor power steering (both tractors in good condition); 1952 IH tractor; 1953 SC Case tractor; 1966 1 ton Ford truck with box and hoist (good rubber); 1974 Moridge 275 bu. portable dryer; Farmhand 300 A grinder mixer wsheller attachment; Case 700 Combine w2 row corn head and 13' platform; IH No. 70 4-14 pull plow; IH 3 bottom plull plow; Ford 2 bottom 3 pt.

plow; 12' Ke-wanee wheel disk; 10' IH wheel disk; 24' Kewanee harrow; IH 461 cultivator; 2MHD Corn picker (560) mounts; 300 gal. sprayer; IH No. 40 manure spreader; 48' Firm Home bale unloader elec. motor; New Idea hay rake; IH Engate seeder; 2 New Holland 77 balers with 4 cylinder Wisconsin engines; Barge box wagon whoist and gear; Flare box wagon whoist and gear; Flare box wagon with gear; 42' Kewanee elevator, 2 Hay racks, Postnole digger; 2 row rotary hoe w3 pt. hitch; Case chopper whay head; Stanhoist drive over hoist; 500 gal.

gas skid tank wGasboy elect, pump; 300 gal. gas tank wstand; Gas stand; 3 fuel oil barrels; Bachtold weed mower (1 year old); Roof weed mower; IH mounted mower; Murray 32" lawn mower; Portable loading chute; 18 Modified A houses; 12'x20' Hog shade; 4'x8' Farm and Fleet water tank; 3'x8' water tank: Champion hog water; 2 creep feeders; 2 K-line 60 bu. hog feeders; Woven wire; 3-10' steel gates; Hog panels; shed skit (iron); Grain tester; 100 bales of straw more or less; Elect, fence posts; 100 Hyllne layer chickens; 34" plastic hose; Steel posts; Electric fencers; Brower hog ringing chute; 2 Ideal tank heaters; Hay rope; Chicken coops; Extension ladders; Chain hoist; Air pig; Pressure greaser; Marquette welder; Clinton chain saw; Hydraulic cylinders; Champion space heater; Tractor tire chains; Sears submersible pump; Wizard roto-tiller; Belt driven generator (110V) Planter wire; Grain-alrator; Misc tools; Several iron piles; Dearborn space heater; Frigidaire refrigerator; Estate 40" gas stove; GE 30" electric stove; Window air conditioner; IH cream separator; Wash tubs; Standard upright scale; Chicken picker; Dining room table with chairs and buffet; Plus other misc. itmes too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH ID REQUIRED LUNCH ON GROUNDS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS NUMBER SYSTEM USED owner; GEORGE VEiVLAETSE OSCO, ILLINOIS Ooorge Vorplaotso and Honry Baraks will also ell: JD 495 A planter wherb and Insect; 10' VanBrunt grain drill wsmall seed attachment; IH Engate seeder; IH No.

40 PTO spreader; Schultz 2 row stalk shredder; New Idea hay rake; 10' Dunham cultimulcher; Cunningham hay conditioner. Neighbors will sell: IH No. 468 FRT. row cultivator; IH 2 pt. hitch 6' rear blade.

Also Ski Doo Snowmobile wnew track, chainsaw. SALE CONDUCTED BY STENZEL BROS. AUCTION SERVICE-OSCO, AUCTIONEER. AL STENZEL ORION 526-8690 ELMER STENZEL -ORION -626-3774 RON STENZEL-GENESEO 944-4169 AUCTIONEER: VERN MARIMAN-GENESEO 944-5400 PUBLIC AUCTION Of HOUSEHOLD GOODS, TOOLS SPORTS EQUIPMENT Saturday, January 10, 1981 Starting Promptly at 1 1 :00 A.M. The undersigned has sold bar Homs, Is moving to an apartmont and will soil tho following personal property at tho old DoRou Clothing Building In Hlllcrost Shopping Csntor on tho South Edge of Qsneseo, III.

off Route 82. Antiques A Household floods Several Old Horse Hames Neck Yokes; Old Wall Telephone: Davenport; Love Seat; Chair Ottoman; Coffee Table; Occasional Tables; Lamps; Card Table 4 Chairs; TV Trays; Davenport Hide-A-Bed; Duncan Phyfe Table (5 Leaves Pads); Ottoman; 4-Early American Kitchen Chairs; Dishes; Toasters; Radios; Electric Knife; Portable Electric Beater; Electric Can Opener; Electric Knife Sharpener; Blender; International Portable Sewing Machine; Electric Broom; Humidifier; De-Humidifier; Electric Hair Dryer; Linens; Pillows; Bag Rugs; Luggage; Electric Adding Machine; Electric P. A. System; Clocks; Conventional Washer Double Tubs; Metal Shelves; Many Other Items Too Numerous To Mention. Sporting Ooods A Tools 1970 15 Ft.

Crestline Boat, Split Windshield, with Spartan Boat Trailer, Also 1970 60 H.P. Evinrude Motor, All Like New (Boat Motor will be offered both separately together selling to the highest Bid Price); Shakespeare In Trolling Motor; Electric Boat Winch, Like New; Large Assortment of Fishing Poles Fishing Equipment, Some New; 12 Gauge Remington Wing Master Model S70 Pump Shot Gun, Like New; Winchester Model 67 Single Shot 22 Gauge Dolt Action Rifle; Pellet Gun; Charcoal Broiler; Picnic Table Benches; Many Hand Tools; Toro Snow Blower; Lawn Boy Mower: Garden Tools, Many other items TERMS: CASH I.D. Required Number System Will Bs Usod Not Responsible For Aeoldonts Hazel J. Oangtson, Owner Auotlonoorsi Clsrks: Roy Holmstrom 9444734 Alan A Connie Yager SUn Storm 044-331 7 Auctioneer's Notes All of these Items are In outstanding condition. All of the Sporting Equipment and Tools belonged to Mrs.

Bangtson's Late Husband, Harold "Whitey" Bangtson. Plan to attend. SPECIAL ALL NATIVE CATTLE SALE From Warren and Adjoining Countlos 600 to 800 Head MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 5, 1981 To Start Promptly at 9:30 P.M. glnnlna with Stock Cows, thsn Calves A Yearlings MONMOUTH LIVESTOCK SALES MONMOUTH, ILLINOIS Partial Listings: 19 Black Angus Steers-had all shots, weight 450-500 pounds from Evelyn McDorman Doole Bros. 40 Crossbred Heifers, had all shots, weight 600-700 pounds from Aven James 75 Extra Fancy Charolais Steers Heifers-weaned had all shots, weight 500-550 pounds from Mark Myers 1B Black Blackwhlte Steers Heifers vaccinated for Blackleg, weight 400-500 pounds from Dale Beat 30 Choice Angus Steers Heifers-had all shots-strlctly green weight 400-500 pounds from Walker Gowdy 4 Mrs.

John Watt 70 Black, Black whiteface Red Neck Steers Heifers pre-conditioned weight 475-600 pounds 94 Fancy Charolais Cross Steers Heifers had all shots weight 450-550 pounds 85 Choice Black, Blackwhlte, Hereford Heifers strictly green weight 4OCWO0 pounds 125 Extra Fancy Black, Black whiteface Steers Heifers strictly green, weight 400-500 pounds 49 Reputation Black whiteface Steers Heifers all preconditioned weight 450-500 pounds 20 Black Black whiteface Steers Heifers had snots-400-500 pounds from Dan Mahone 15 Choice Charolais Angus Cows 3-7 year old mated to Simmental Bull in second and third stage 35 Thin second and third calf cows-most with Simmental calves at side NOTE: JUST A PARTIAL LISTING, WE EXPECT MANY MORE BY SALE TIME CATTLE SOLD ON OUT WEIGHTS OVER SCALE Sale Barn is located 2 Miles north of Monmouth. Illinois on Route 67 AUCTIONEER: JACK BERTELSEN PHONE: BARN 309-734-2916 LES ZEDRIC 309-734-5875 REPRESENTATIVE: GENE HOWD 309-875-3552.