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16 THE DAILY DISPATCH, Moline, Illinois June 22, 1976 House vote clears Shea Y. STOCKS Inflation rise triggers sell-off ceeded, his legal obligation to publicly disclose his economic association with the medical groups. Further, the committee members said, "We find no aspect of Mr. Shea's conduct, nor his entire conduct when considered together, to appear even remotely suggestive of conduct which is per se unbecoming to a member of the House of Representatives. In fact, we have found Mr.

Shea's conduct in all respects was impeccable." THE COMMITTEE HAD only a little more trouble deciding in a i i A tUn nnrrnrnriria rtf imnrnriotu NEW YORK (UPI)--Following art nationwide composite price lor selected stock listed on the New York Stock Exchange, Sales Net P-E Ihds) High Low Last Chg. A A Abbott I 88 16 16 44 '1 44 44 Va Addrsgrph 13 64 9'4 AetnaUI OJ!) 505 S5'4 I54 i Air Prd.JOo II 147 78' 78 Aircolncpl I 315 33 ''4 31' 31'4- A Alcan AI.40W 130 27 2i AllegCp.45d32 3 104 1044 10 AllgLudl.W I 19 38 "1 38'4 38'1 AllgPwl.60 J39 17)t 17V4 174t i AllidChl.80 343 39 38 38' AlhedSt 1 70 6 67 46'A 45' Altls Cha 60 I 259 22t 22Vt 27V. Alcoa 1.40 34 J14 57'i 564 57'- AMAX 175 15 305 60V S9' 59- AmrdH 6 505 21 20' 20H- V4 Am Airlines 119 I4t 13S pl3- A8randJ80 7 80 39' 39' 39' I AmSrcst.8030 240 35 34'4- 44 AmCan 2 20 70 33 3244 32 Va AmCyanl' 298 2444 24'4 24'- AmElcPw2 9 284 21i 214 3H AmHolst 80 4 27 It' 14 v. Am Home 1 31 958 35' 34' 3444- AmHosp.40 33 146 35 34 35' Am Motors 4 4O0 5' 5 5 AmNaR 3.64 7 72 34' 36 C36 -I Am Stand 1 8 95 35' 24 24'- AmStrs 1.90 5 29 29' 29- Va 869 56' 55' p55- OUca a vvmuui iiau uvi guvii uj1s.i.sh..v. i r- And even that slight difficulty stemmed from questions about how "appearance of impropriety" is to be defined and handled.

9 The committee's decision on that final point was based on its assessment that those questions require "difficult judgments which will have to be made on a case-by-case In Shea's case, the fact did not evince impropriety, the report said. NEW YORK (UF1) An unexpected sharp rise in consumer prices triggered selling rtoday that drove stock prices lower in moderately active trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The Labor Department's report that the May Consumer Price Index rose 0.6 per cent the largest increase since last November overshadowed rOlvldcndoi SwJ. 4 By United Press International Period Ami Pay Record USUAL Fair Lanes Inc .05 7-30 7-5 Newcor Inc .25 8-2 7-15 Zeigler Co Inc .08 7-20 6-30 Don government reports the day before that durable goods orders rose a sharp 4.1 per cent. As a result the Dow Jones industrial average, a 5.57-point winner Monday, was off 3.84 points to 1,003.61 shortly before 11 a.m.

CDT. The blue-chip average has failed on six previous occasions this year to sustain a drive through the 1,000 level because of profit-taking. DECLINES OVERTOOK advances, 653 to 500, among the issues crossing the tape. The 493 unchanged issues reflected investor uncertainty. Volume during the first two hours amounted to about shares, compared with 7,180,000 traded during the same period Monday.

Observers said the market continued to encounter heavy profit-taking with the Dow over the 1,000 level and close to its high for the year of 1,011.02, set SPRINGFIELD (UPI) The House today voted 153-7 to clear Democratic Leader Gerald Shea of conflict-of-interest charges. "Today," Shea said in a quavering voice after the vote, "my first words are of thanks." He said he was grateful the "baselessness of the accusation" against him had been determined by the investigation, i However, the man who originally accused Shea of improper activity, Rep. Eugene Schlickman, R-Arlington Heights, voted against exoneration and accused an investigating committee of "spoonfeeding to us the facts the committee thought were proper." THE COMMITTEE REPORTED to the House late Monday night that specific charges brought against Shea "did not come close to establishing" any violation of the Illinois Governmental Ethics Act. The panel was formed after Schlickman introduced a resolution accusing Shea of maintaining improper financial connections with the Illinois State Medical Society. Schlickman specifically said Shea should not have accep'ted legal fees from the society because they appeared to be offered with intent to influence him in the performance of his duties; that he should not have introduced legislation in the society's behalf; that he should not have represented the society before state agencies; that he attempted to use improper means to influence state agencies; and that he was guilty of conduct unbecoming a legislator.

The committee members said they found "no evidence whatsoever" to support Schlickman's specific charges. LEGAL FEES PAID to'Shea by the ISMS and a dental group, the committee found, were "very reasonable in relation to the time expended and the complexity and significance of the services performed. There is no evidence whatsoever that the fees paid were anything other than proper compensation directly related to the legal work actually performed." Representatives of the state departments of Public Aid and Insurance before which Shea appeared on behalf of the society both said Shea's conduct was proper and he made no attempt to exert improper influence. Insurance Director Robert Wilcox called Shea's actions "exemplary." The committee also noted Shea met, and in some cases ex- 23 Ametekl.20 26 23'4 22a AMF in 1.2411 385 30 19 April 21. Its all-time high was set Jan.

11, 1973, when it closed at 1,051.70. FEDERAL-MOGUL was ahead after the company predicted a sharp rise in second quarter earnings and said it would consider raising its dividend. NCK Corp. led the Big Board actives, unchanged at 32Va on 208,400 shares, Including a block of 175,000 shares at 32 V4. KMC Inc.

followed, up Vs to 24 on 106,000 shares. Occidental Petroleum was the third most active Big Board issue, off to 17 on 114,400 shares. The stock gained a point Monday following news Iran plans to buy 6.25 million shares of Occidental preferred stock and to take options for 6.25 million common shares in return for Occidental's agreement to participate in certain Iranian development projects. Prices were mixed in moderate trading on the American Stock Exchange. Consyne Corp.

led the Amex actives, off Ms to 8 on 11,300 shares. Crutcher Resources followed, up V4 to 7 on 10,900 shares. Carbon Industries was third, up Vs to 28 Vi on 10,700 shares. Ampe Cp 13 73 7' 7 20 Vt 7- 46- 'A 34'- 3 34-1 g27- 16 38 103'- 5'- Va 18'- 'A Amstar2.70 7 31 46' 46 Anacnda 60 41 25' 24 Apeco Corp 25 3 3' Armco 1.60a 10 205 34 34 Arms Ck .84 14 155 27' 27 Asarco .60 33 168 16' 16' AshlnOll.70 6 57 28' 27? AIIRichl3'l4 369 103 102' Atlas Corp 15 B3 5'4 5' Avco Corp 6 214 II' 11' Avnetlnc.60 I 390 19 18' By United Press International 30-lnd 20-Tr 15-UIII 45-Stki 11 a.m. 1005.57 221.58 85.83 309.42 Noon 1002.29 221.62 85.79 308.82 Net chg.

Unch Pel. chg. Unch BabWIICOX 1 I 214 33' 32' g32'- BaKerlnt 46 15 246 50' 50 50'- 'A Bangor Pn 3 4 6' 6 6 Va Beat FdS .84 14 338 36' 36' 26- Beckmn .38 19 75 37! 37 p27 STANDARD POOR'S INDEXES NEW YORK IUPI) Standard Poor's hourly indexes for Tuesday. (1941-43 equals 10). 425-lnd 1S-RR 60-UIII 500-Stks 11 a.m.

117.36 46 87 4 5.95 104.17 Noon 117.14 46 91 45.88 103.98 Prev. Close 117.49 46.91 45.98 104.28 20 Vt 44 44- 24 37'- 27- A Bell Hwl 84 10 38 30' 30 Bendix 1.73 11 71 44 44 Beth Steel 3 10 497 45 44 40 28 381 34 24' Boeing Col II 80 37 37' BoiseCas .80 12 101 27 27 Borden I 30 9 123 29'4 29 29' Borg Wl 35 9 51 28 28' C28'- House Democratic Leader Gerald Shea scans his copy of the BOS1 EdZ.44 10 73 23' 22 g33' Braniff .34 13 476 13 13' 12'- BrigsS 1.60a 18 IS 59 58 58- Brls My 1.801? 356 79 78' p79' liexiorprtnai 77 14 14' Jantien .80 6 i 20 20' JetfPilot .80 10 155 26 26 JohnMvl.4012 217 30 30 126 70 85 84 JonLogn 50 8 19 16 15 Jostenslncl 7 7 21 31' JoyMfgl.10 12 243 48 47 committee report recommending he be exonerated ot contact ol interest charges. (UPI) ornr-ei 14 tt io tu4 va 21 177 64 6J 898 31 'A 31 1348 27 27' Teledyne 31 9 Teneco 1.76 7 Texaco 2 9 TexETrl.86 8 pan Am Air 326 6' 6' Panhnd3.IO 7 33 33' Penn Centr 89 1 I1 Penney 1.28 13 180 52 51 PenDix 16 4 4 PennPLl.80 1 93 19 19 Pennzoll.3211 176 34' 33 PeopleGas3 7 74 36 35 PepsiCo 316 86 76 75' Pliier In .84 14 1014 39 29' Phelp 3.20 31 173 43' 43 PhilaEII.64 8 147 15 15'4 Philip Mor 1 15 563 53 52 Phillips Ind 57 12 6 6' PhilPet 1.80 12 535 64 62 PillsburyC 1 13 102 36 36'A Pitney B.68 8 115 16' 16' Polaroid .32 30 864 39 38 Pollster) )) 12 202 60' 59' PPG Indu2 10 101 56 55 ProcGa2.20 30 318 93 92 PuS Col 1.30 8 139 1 5 15 PSE8.GI 80 8 118 19 18 Pullmn 1.20 9 56 33 33' PurexCp.96 9 .37 16 15 Purlatr 1.08 12 6 36 36' 0- QuakOat .8411 156 26' 26 Ralston 1 16 381 52' 51 Rapid Amer 33 5 5' Raytheon 1 12 148 60' 59 RCA Corp I 17 1417 28 27' QReadngCo 8 I 1 Rep Stll.60 12 132 39 38 Revlon 1.60 17 130 80' 79' Rey Ind 3.08 8 315 60' 59'A ReyndMet 1 10 134 39 38 Brorupl.JO 19 21) 21V Brunswk.44 13 338 17 16 Bucyrus 56 17 641 28' 27 Budd Co .80 1 275 17' 17' Bulove 05h 18 8 BunkRemo 112 I 7 Burundi 20 10 402 26 26' BurINo 7 147 43' 43' 16- 'A 37- 17 7- 26'- 'A 6 33 1' 52 4 19 34' 35- 'A h75 29' 43 15 52- 6'A C63-1'A 36' 16'- VI 38 56'A 93'A 15 18 33' 16 VI 36'A- h36 S3'A A X5'- 60 VI h28 V4 1 38'- 79'- 059 38- 1 30'- 16'- At economic summit KaisrAll.20 10 47 37 37 KanCSo.37e 7 24 24' Kan GE 1.68 6 KansN l.32g 7 KanPLtl.60 7 IS 18' 18 3 15' 15 24 18 18' 43'- Burrghs .68 25 302 104 102 103-1 Kenmetl .84 IS 22 37 37 Currency exchange crucial 31- 18 19- 1 300 37 36 60 37 37 501 34'A 33 77 125 1 24' 8 18 18 478 18 18 104 36 .26 13 16 116 10 7 7'A 148 55 53 17 26' 26' 342 11 ll'A 105 33 32 223 12 12' 80 20' 30 145 38' 37 108 10 10' Col Penn.7010 135 31' 31 CanPacMd 8 x52 18' 18 CaroPLI.60 7 160 19' 19' CarrierC 52 25 932 17' 17 Tex GasTr2 8 Texgulf 1.2012 Tex Instr 141 TexPcL 16 TexUtlll.32 10 Textron 1.20 10 Thiokol .70 6 ThriftyD.40 10 Timkn 2.20a 10 TraneCo.96 9 Transam .62 9 TranUnl.6015 Trans WAir TriCon I.OBd TRW In 1.4011 TwCFox .50 4 14 20 A 26'A 30 VI 84- 'A 16 21' 48 1V 37 24'- 'A 18 15' 1 18'- 'A 27 34 V4 78 31 C44VI 33-' 56'-1 42' 36' VI 19 'A 10- VI 13' 11- A 32' 32' 51- 14'- 10'- 'A 28 16'A VI 14 13- 17' CatpTra2'4 12 473 91 90' 1191)' Kencott.30d 97 292 35 34'4 KeMcG 1 25 16 319 79 78' KiddeWaltl 7 300 31 30' KimbCI 1.80 9 238 44' 43' Knight .62 14 692 33 33 Kopprs 1.60 10 57 57 56' Krattco2.l2 8 85 42 42 Kresge .32 20 436 36 36'A Kroger 1.36 7 42 19 19 LearSleg 32 7 122 10 10 CBS 1 66 13 106 57 57 S7 Ceianse2 60 9 Centswi 20 I CentTell 3610 66 48' 47 371 14 14' 41 22 22' 75 19 18 41 28 28' 97 25 24 Certn Te .65 8 CessnaA Ig 9 Champlntll II II 13' 13' 128 37 37' UALInc.oOa ChmpSP .64 9 93 12 88 11 11 93 33 32' Lehi PtC .80 33 Lehmn 1 50 9 LiggGrp2' 7 Robshaw 9013 30 20'A 20 48 14' 32 18- 28'- 34'- 12 30 40'- 37 4 19- 17- 'A 32 ChaseM2 30 7 238 30 30 ChmNY2 88 92 40 40 52 32 32' RochG I 28g 8 Rockwliln 2 6 486 73'A 71 91 14' 14 310 53 52 334 90'A 89 LillyEli I 20 19 202 52 51 Litton 2'klS 214 14 14' 29 16' 16' 59 30' 29 46 66' 65' 81 5 5 31 18 18' RohmH 1.28 29 Rohr Indust 694 9 9 Lockheed 3 249 10 10 ChessieMO 111 37 37' Chris Craft 44 4 4 Chrysler Cp 329 20 19 Cin Gas 1.64 10 50 18' 17 CIT Fin2 20 7 56 32 31 9 II 9' RoyalCC .72 II LoewCol.20 6 44 28 38' 8 37 9' RoylD l.86d 258 48' 47 163 23' 23 Citicorp .96 13 625 37 36 x36- Lone Ind 1 9 LTV Corp LuckyS .689 11 LuknStll.60 7 141 6'A 6 41 16 16' 171 14 13! 64 13 13' 10 37'A 27 87 32 22' 55 728 55 Lykes Cpn 1 55 5 5 63'- 31' 27- 37 37 34'A 124'- 18 18 26 'A pl6 p7 Va 54 26' pll 32 p)2- 'A 20'- h38' 10 37- VI 71'- 'A 14' g53- A g90 I 9' 9 9 23'A 6'- p55' 'A 20 34' bl4 11- 40' g60'- 31'- 34- 'A 15 5V. VI 24 p6'4- 13 14'- x31- 20- 'A 10 'A 22' 'A 17' 42' 'A 46- 21- 28 23'- 'A 5- 'A 5 10- 'A X23' 37- 22V- A 59- 17- 7 34' Va 12' 34 30 29' 63 13 13 Macmlll .25 Macy 120 Mad Fd Man Hnl 80 social and economic decisions will all enter into the determination of the forward market rate," explained Donald Cameron, a Chase Manhattan bank vice president. 1 Such forces push the value of one currency against another either higher or lower than is warranted under strict economic valuation based on inflation i rates.

IF THE VALUE OF the British pound were determined simply by measuring' Great Britain's inflation rate against the U.S. inflation rate, taking 1971 as a base point when the pound was valued at about 1 $2.40, the pound would be worth $1.85 to $1.95 today. But confidence is low in the British economy, and doubt persists about the ability of policymakers to put the nation's economy in order, driving the pound even 1 lower." After hitting a record low of $1.70 early this month, the pound now trades about $1.77. By RICHARD HUGHES NEW YORK (UPI) The last time they held an economic summit, the leaders of Western industrial nations ordered central government bankers to intervene from time to time to prevent widespread fluctuations in world money markets. The $5.3 billion line of credit established by central bankers to bolster the British pound is an example of such intervention under the agreement achieved in November at Rambouillet, France.

But despite that one dramatic bailout, the Rambouillet agreement failed to prevent large swings in the currencies of free market nations. PROPOSALS TO MODIFY and strengthen currency procedures will be discussed when the leaders of the United States, West Germany, France, Italy, Great Britain, Canada and Japan meet in Puerto Rico Sunday and Monday for their second economic summit in less than a. year. Since 1971 the currencies of free market nations have been allowed to float find their own market value based on strengths or weaknesses of their respective national economies. In theory, the inflation rate is the key measurement of economic health relative to currency exchange.

If the system worked perfectly, the exchange value of the British pound for the U.S. dollar would be determined in the marketplace by Great Britain's inflation rate measured against the U.S. rate. Because inflation rates remain relatively constant over long periods, ideally exchange rates should remain relatively stable, without large daily, weekly or even monthly jumps. IN PRACTICE, THE SYSTEM does not work that way and probably never will.

Many other factors are involved in the setting of exchange rates, not the least of which is the psychological feeling bankers, money traders, businessmen and political leaders have for a particular economy. i "The market's evaluation of political, CitServ2.40 9 394 51 50' 50- City Inv .66 9 115 10' 10 10 14 Clev El 2 56 9 43 38 37 38 CloroxCo .52 II 343 11 11 11'- CoastStGos 4 309 10' 10' 10' 'A CocaCol26SI9 119 81 80 81'A- CocaBtl 40a 13 185 8 8' 8'A- Colgate .76 IS 856 27 27' 27' Col Gas 2. 14 7 99 33' 33 23' CombEng2ll 202 46 46 461'A CmwEd2.40 426 27 27' 27' Comm Sat 1 I 52 26 26' h26V- ConEd 1 60 4 111 17'A 17 17 366 40 39 MarthnOi! 2 12 108 58 57' Marcorlncl 9 336 38 37 MarMidl.eOli 106 11 11 152 17 16 MarshF 1.24 8 263 23' 23' 118 29 29 Mart Ml. 40 9 MasseyFg 1 ConsFdl.35 10 71 22 21 h21 4 20 20 46 1 34 33 503 14 14 62 12' 11 816 39 216 60 59 73 32' 31' 60 35 34 321 15 15' 9 5'A 5' 158 24 24' 26 6' 6' 471 13 13' 13 14 14 514 32' 31 33 21 'A 20' 123 10 10 41 22 33'A 63 17 17' 650 16 16' 156 43' 43 281 47 46 4 21 21 58 29 28' May OS 1.68 10 138 47 46 24- Con Frgt ,8012 150 34' 24 29- 66'! 5' 18'A h48'A 41- 47 44 'A b9'A- 'A 37' 'A 51- 'A 85'. 17' 22 26' I 63- 68- 11' 'A 21' 21 21 69 -1 19 14 53- 34 59' ll- VI p5l' 27- Va h32' 38 p37- C5I- p7l'- VI 17 VI 28- 47 h37 12' 177 -1 33- VI ConsNG3.34 7 30 26 25 Un Elec 1.36 8 UnOCal 2.10 7 Un Pac 2 80 13 Uniroyol .5012 Utd Brands 7 UtdCpn US Gyp 1.60 13 USIndus .2016 Steel 10 USTobacolll UtdTec 1.20 8 UniTel 1.12 9 UOP Incorp Upiohn .9617 Utah Intl la 12 UtahPL2.80 8 UV Indus Ig 6 Varlan .20 13 Vendo Co VetcoO 05d 7 Victr Compt Va Elec 1.24 4 Walgreen 1 9 Warn Lam 115 Wa Wat 1.60 8 WstnArL .40 32 WsBanc 1 40 7 WUnionl.40 8 Westh El .97 8 Westco1'10 Weyrhas .80 27 WhlgPittStl Whrlpool .8014 WhiteConsI 6 White Motor Whittakr Cp 16 Wickes 2'il7 WilliamsC 1 6 WinnDxl.4413 Wool wh 1,20 6 Xerox Cp 1 14 ZaleCorp.80 7 Zayre Corp 3 ZenithRadl 19 Zurn Ind .40 10 5 SafewaySt2 8 155 41 41V SUMnrll.3014 41 47 47 StRegisl.52 10 66 44' 44 Sander Asso 16 30 9' I'M SanF In I 80 9 261 37 37 Scherlng .88 19 236 52 51 Schlumb.80 187 85' 85 SCM Cp 80 6 1 56 17 17 ScottPap 68ll 403 32 21 Seagram .80 12 21 26' 25 Sears 1.60a 18 464 64 63' ShellOil2 80 6 133 68 68 Sierra Pac I 8 54 11' ll'A SignalC.90g11 148 21' 20 SimnsC.88a12 2 21 21 Singer Co 290 22 21 Smithkline216 206 70' 69 CalEdl.68 6 210 19 19' SouthCol.40 7 439 14 14' SoNResl.65 7 42 54' 53' SoPacif 2.24 10 146 34 34 So Rail 2.32 II 20 59' 59'A SowstPS .98 8 76 11 11' Sp Rand .92 12 1528 51 50 SquarD 1.10 17 67 27 27 Squibb .9014 51 32 32 St Brndl.14 1 5 177 38 37 StdOCal2.30 8 619 37' 37 StOHnd 3.30 9 309 52 51 StOilOh 1.36 21 402 71 71 SterlDrg .70 14 212 18 17 StewWnl.96 9 14 28 28 StudeWI.32 6 183 47 47 Sun Co 1 48 7 73 37 36 Sunshine .36 17 X55 12' 12' Sup Oil 1.8014 10 I79 177 Tandy Corp 10 391 34 33' 25- 20 h8'- 40 'A 12'- 'A p22'A 'A 75'- 1 99 20 19' 124 8 898 40 40 198 12' 12 348 22' 22 145 75' 75' 184 36 35 Consm Pw2 7 ContlAir Lin Contntal Oil II ContmiTel I 9 Contrl Data 9 CornG 1.12a 21 Cox Brd 45 14 CPC Int 2.30 10 Crane 1.20 6 CrownZ 1.8014 CurtissW.60 7 Cyprus 1.40 9 36 56 46 45' p45 31 37 36 36- 'A 86 45 45' p45 41 12 12 12- 39 24 23 24 'A MayerOsc 1 9 1 36 26 Maytg 1.30a IS 180 35 33 McDonD.44 12 396 34 34' McGr 1.40 11 118 30 39 McGr HI .64 10 170 15 14 McLean .9210 9 52 'A 51 Mead Corp 9 138 22' 21 Merck 1.40 22 166 70 69 MerrilLy.8010 1159 28 27 7 69 14' 13 MidSoU1.32 333 14' 14' MM8.M 1.45 34 438 58' 57 MinnPL1.66 7 6 19 19 Mobil 3.40 7 377 61 61 Mohasco.90 9 32 19' 19 Mongrm.20 I 32 13 13' Monsan2.80 9 377 96 96 MorgJPl.8014 183 63' 62 MorrsnKn I 5 10 20' 20' Motorola .70 32 202 58 57 MounFuel212 65 43 43' MtStTell.68 8 7 22 22' Nabisco 3 40 10 43 41 41 'A 84 24 33 49 5 5 SV 90 5 45 11 10 NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 272 23' 32 LEGAL NOTICE 0 DanRivr 4010 9 8 I' 8'- Dana Cp 84 9 267 25 24' g25 'A Dart In 64g 9 83 35 35' 35'- DoycoC 25 16' 15' 16' DayPLtl.66 8 48 17' 17' 17- DeereCo 210 104 73' 72' g73 uetmnti.u a 14 43' i4a ps 11 38' 37 391 22 22' XYZ 782 59 59' 47 18 17' 35 7V 7 323 34 34 22 12 12 27 23 5 VI 30 13 40'- 57'A- 37 11 16'- 33- VI 39 1 46' 36- 33'- 34'- 39- 14 51'- .22 hl4 58 19- 61' 19' 13'- i 96'- 63'l'A 20' 57'- 43'A- 22'A 41 17 X37 15 49 VI 30 VI 32 19'- VI D20 12 19'A 83' 52 g24 g53 p20 VI 17 23- 1 17' 17 28- 'A 42 pl1 13- X45- 'A 31' S3'- 60 'A 30' pl7- Mi 31 20- V4 14'- 45'- 19 17 17 NatA.rln 50 DONALD L.SIPB I Attorney for Administrators 221 Lafayette Street Prophetstown, Illinois 815537-2201 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, ROCK ISLAND COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

DONALD L. Sim Attorney for Administrator! 221 Lafayette Street Prophetstown, Illinois 815537-2201 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, ROCK ISLAND COUNTY, ILLINOIS, vi CALIF HARPER, FOX DAILEY Attorney for ESTATE of Jerome M. McKnlght 506 15th Street Moline, III. 61265 309-764-831 STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLAND COUNTY-IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Estate of JEROME M. MCKNIGHT I 297 27 26 71 15 15 NtlDistl 1.40 1 Ml Gyp 10511 30' 13 79 II' 175'2'A 30-' 56'- 'A 16'- 'A uenertir 111 n'M 4's Dennison 1 7 9 20' 20 DetEdis145IO 270 13 13' DiaShm 1.8011 327 80 79 Diebold .44 10 7 11 11' Digital Eqpt 33 270 175' 173 DillonCo.96 13 10 30 30 Disney 24 215 56 55 DrPeppr 4023 246 16' 16 DomeM 8O0I4 31 44' 44' Nat Stl3'a20 59 49 49' Natomsl.20 5 310 30 30 Stocks -of local interest Noon prices for grains IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE 44' DowChem 1 IS 1056 52 51 k5l- OF IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SALES HIGH LOW LAST DravoCp 95 26 22' 21 22' 43'A NCR CP .72 12 2239 32 32' Ney Pwl.60 5 52 19 19' NEngEI 1.86 I 32 20' 19 NiagMol.24 6 99 12' 12 NL indust 1 10 439 I9'A 19 NorfolkWsS 9 42 83 82 NoNtGsl.76 104 52 52' NoStPw1 94 8 102 24 24 NwBan 1 7011 33 53 52 NortnSI 10 686 20' 19 0 LEGAL NOTICE cuit Court of the 14th Judicial Circuit of Illinois has rendered judgment for a special assessment upon benefited by the following: Improvement which shall consist of paving the alley located between 7th Street and 8th Street from 32nd Avenue north 437 feet with 7" reinforced alley-type pavement, 18 ft.

edge to edge, together with any other appurtenances necessary to complete the project. as will more fully appear from the certified copy of the judgment on file in my office; that the warrant for the collection of this assessment is in my possession; said assessment is IB' 147'-1' 18' 13 15 21 23'A 38 21 8 18 8 31 Dresser SO 10 320 43 43' DukPwrl' 8 223 18 18 DuPont 2'Ad 19 576 148 147 DugneLI.72 65 18 179 EascoCp 60 I 19 20' 19 Eastern Air 439 9' 8' 19 15' 15 22 22 21 21 18' 18' 21 21 13' 13 16 18 3 3 4 4 10 10 755 13 Amerle. Air Filter Ametek Bandag General Growth Jewel Howard Johnson la-Ill. GE Ramada Inn Wicks Winnebago 9 18 OccidnPef 1 11 2648 18 17' OgdenCI 20 i 49 22 32' EastK 1.56a 26 602 101 100'AglOl EatnCpl.80 13 69 38' 38' 38 3 4 83 17 17' FLORENCE HARGRAVE NO. 76-P-26I A NOTICE OF SALE OF DECEDENT'S REAL ESTATE Take notice that pursuant to order, and subiecf of the approval of the Circuit Court of the 14th Judicial Circuit, Rock Island County, Illinois, the undersigned ed-ministrators will, on Saturday, July 24, 1976, at the hour ol 2 o'clock P.M., sell ot fiublic auction to the highest bidder, the ollowlng described real estate: An undivided one half interest In the following described real estate: Lots 15 and 16 in Block 29, In S.

Brlgam's Addition to the Town of Cordova, Rock 13' EIPOSC I 10 6 279 13 13 30 11 EltraCpl 16 9 166 29 39 258 7 Emer El 80 22 140 39 38 Ohio Ed 1.66 9 OktaGEI 4410 OklaNGI tO I Olln Col 32 Omarkln .60 6 Or Rckll 28 I Otis El 2.20 9 OutbdMI.4011 Ensrch I 60 7 50 22 32' 60 17 17 22 29' 28' 36 42' 42 6 11 11 34 13 13 37 46 45' 33 31' 31 Esmorkl.52 7 40 37' 36 29' 38- 'A 22'- 37'- 'A 41'- 'A 30'- 'A 104 EthylCpP 7 478 41 41' ExCelOI.10 I 30 20 19 CECIL HARGRAVE DECEASED.) NO. 76-P-260 NOTICE OF SALE OF DECEDENT'S REAL ESTATE Take notice the) pursuant to order, and subject to the approval of the Circuit Court of the 14th Judicial Circuit, Rock Island County, Illinois, the undersigned administrators will, on Saturday, July 24 1976, at the hour of 2 o'clock P.M., sell at fiublic auction to the highest bidder, the ollowlng described reel estate: An undivided one half Interest In me following described real estate: Lots 15 and 16 In Block 39, In S. Brlgam'a Addition to the Town of Cordova, Rock island County, Illinois, at the premises. Terms of Sale: 15 per cent1 of purchase price upon date of sale and the balance vpon delivery of deed and merchantable abstract ot title or Chicago Title and Trust Title Guarantee Policy and the approval of sale by said Court. Immediate possession.

1976 taxes will be prorated to date of possession. Linda Earl and Larry Hargrave, Administrators of tha Estate of Cecil Hargrave deceased. 22-29-6 Exxon 2.65d 9 486 104 104 OwenCrFb 1 14 41 53' 53' Owenllll.88 9 1B3 60' 59 I Island county, Illinois, at the premises. p. Deceased I No.

76 355 1 CLAIM NOTICE Notice Is given of the death of Jerome M. McKnight, of Moline, Illinois. Letters of office were issued on June 4, 1976, to William McKnlght, Executor, 409 9th Street, Moline, III. 61265, whose attorney Is Caiiff, Harper, Fox S. Dalley, 506 litrr Street, Moline, Illinois.

Claims may be filed within 6 months from the date of Issuance of Letters ot Office and that any claim not filed within that period Is barred as to the estate which Is Inventoried within that period. Claims be filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court at PROBATE OIVISION, COURT HOUSE, ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS 61201 and copies mailed or delivered to the executor or administrator end to his attorney. Dated June 4, 1976. WILLIAM M. FERRY JR.

(Clerk of the Circuit Court) 1-15-22" ROSBOROUGH li DAILEY Attorney for ESTATE of Rllla I. Seams 1528 Sixth Avenue, Moline, III. 61265 309762-9484 STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLAND COUNTY IN PROBATE PacGasl.88 I 160 20' 20' 37 17' 17'A Pac Ltgl.68 9 Faberge 40 9 16 7 6 FairCam.80 3S 246 48' 47 Fairclnd 3014 11 10' 10' Farah Mfg 35 7 6 FdNtlMt 88 i 1201 14 14' FerroCl lO 9 201 31 30 Firstne 1.10 9 250 23 23' FsPaCpl.32 15 214 16 15' Fleming .80 16 IS'A 15' Flintkotl.16 9 9 17' 17' 18 31 31 114 20' 20' 61 14 14 MacKetri ao PacPwrl.70 9 PC I 48' 10' 6 I4'A- 30 23' 15- I5'A Terms of Sale: 15 per cent of purchase price upon date of sale and the balance upon delivery of deed and merchantable abstract of title or Chicago Title end Trust Title Guarantee Policy and the approval of sale by said Court. Immediate possession. 1976 taxes will be prorated to date of possession.

Linda Earl and Larry Hargrave, Administrators of the Estate of Florence Hargrave, deceased. 22-29-6 i 17' FlaPCo2l 0 1 64 27' 27' 037' FlaPLifl.56 1 222 23' 23' 23'- FMCCorp) 1 1161 24' 24' 24 FoodFar.20 5 5' 5 4- FordMo2.40 I 490 59' 58' p58- For Mck ,92 6 35 16 16' 16- 26 28 VI 25 36'A 39 FreptM! 60l 3 93 26 25 Fruenuf I.8OI0 85 28' 28 GAF Cp 60 7 112 15 15' Gam Sk 1.40 5 11 25 25 Gannett .72 19 39 36' 35 GnAmOlllgl4 33 39 39 GenOvnam 7 14 5 58 58 This li not tn ofler to sell or buy Ihe9e securities. The offering li made only by the prospectus. In the Matter of the Estate of RILL A I. SEAMS, Deceased P5B'- GnElec 1.60 16 668 57' 56' h56- Billy the Kid's tombstone found FORT SUMNER, N.M.

UPI) The tombstone of gun-fighter Billy the Kid Is back at its grave site from where it was stolen 26 years ago, but this time officials have taken precautions against thieves. The tombstone, which carries the epitaph "The Boy Bandit King He Died as He Lived," is encased in a steel band welded to a steel plate buried In concrete. The tombstone of the famous gunfighter was taken from the old Fort Sumner cemetery Aug. 30, 1950, but was found last month in a field near Granbury by a local historian. Billy the Kid was born William Bonney in New York City Nov.

23; 1860. Legend has it that he killed 21 men before he was fatally wounded by Lincoln County Sheriff Pat Garrett July 14, 1881. New Issue December 15, 1975 payable in ten annual installments, the first installment being for the sum of $2,300.00 and the deferred installments for the sum of $1,800.00 each, All installments bear interest at the rate of 7 per annum from the 27th day of April, 1976. The first installment of said assessment is due and payable on the 2nd day of January, 1977. The deferred Installments are payable in their numerical order, one on the 2nd day of January, 1978, and one on the 2nd day of January in each year thereafter, until all of said installments and interest thereon have been paid.

All of said installments and Interest thereon are payable to the undersigned at my office located at the City" Hall, Moline, Illinois. Dated the 22nd day of June, 1976. Margaret C. Kaeser City Clerk Collector of Special Assessments 22-29 GnFoodl.50 9 589 28' 27 hZ8 GenHost 60 4 15 9' 8 p9 Genlnstr2i21 206 16 16' 16'- GenMills 68 15 241 30 29 p30 'A 4M CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat was higher, corn irregularly higher and soybeans substantially higher at noon today on the Board of Trade. Wheat Jly 3.71 up 2 Sep 3.81 Vj, up 2V4 Dec 3.94, up 2 Corn Jly 3.04'4, up 4 Sep 2.97, up 3 '4 Dec 2.88Va, up Soybeans Jly 6.50, up 1 3 1 'it Aug 6.54, up 14Vi Sep 6.57, up 14 Policeman rescues three in auto fire COLLINSVILLE, 111.

(UPI) A policeman, awakened Monday by the fiery crash of a car four blocks from his home, drove to the scene barefooted and rescued three persons from the burning car. Patrolman Gerrit Gillespie, 23, wearing only a T-shirt and shorts, entered the smoke-filled car three times to bring out the unconscious occupants, police said. The auto had crashed against a tree. The driver, Roy Baer, 21, East St. Louis, and his passengers, Dennis Bowen, 20, East St.

Louis, and Dan Siegel, 22, Collinsville, were In stable condition at Belleville Memorial Hospital, Gillespie, who has been on the force 22 months, was not injured. Joliet markets JOL1ET (UPI) Livestock: Cattle sales insufficient to establish market. GnMot 1.70d 10 1082 69 68' 69 thru I VJ 74 70 Interest )' 4' 25' Due Serially June 15 and December 15 PuOU 1 68 9 434 16 16 Gn Steel Ind 9 4' 4 GTE I 80 9 235 25 25 Tire I lOg 7 173 32' 21 GaPacI 20g1S 289 51 50' 'A 22 50' 24- Gerber I 20 9 31 25' 24 Getty Oil Id 12 47 180' 179 Gillette 1.5012 318 32' 3J p32'4 'A No. 76P364 CLAIM NOTICE Notice Is given of the death of RILLA I. SEAMS, of Hillsdale, Illinois.

Letters of office were Issued on June IB, 1976, to LeVern A. Seams, Administrator, Hillsdale, Illinois 61257, whose attorney II David N. Dailey, 1528 Sixth Avenue, Molina, III. 61265. Claims may be tiled within 6 months from the date of Issuance of Letters of Office and that any claim nof filed within that period is barred as to the estate which II Inventoried within tha) period.

Claims must be filed In the office of the Clerk of this Court at PROBATE DIVISION, COURT HOUSE, ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS 61201 and copies moiled or delivered to the executor or administrator and to hit attorney. Dated June 11, 1976 WILLIAM M. FERRY JR. (Clerk of the Circuit Court) 22-29-6 Global Mar 25 78 9 9 36' GOOdr 2 3 88 36 26 Goodyr 1 10 9 325 23 22 023 GrareWI 70 196 26 26 26' The Mulberry Lutheran Home, Inc. Mulberry, Indiana (Established in 1930) ir' An Agency of Ihe Lutheran Church In America (LCA) t4- Grand 80 8 3 14 14 Great A8.PI21 23 12 I2'A GrtNoNek 1 10 70 31' 31 12'A 31 'A PI7' GtWsFIn S0 10 182 17' 17 GtWstunltd 25 24 Peoria markets PEORIA (UPI) Livestock: Cattle 500, few steers steady to weak, heifers un-established; few choice steers 39.00-40.00; good and choice 38.00-38.50; few choice heifers 37.00.

Hogs 2,900, lower; No. 1-2, 200-230 52.00-52.75, few 53.00; No. 1-3, 200-240 lb 51.50-52.00; No. 2-3, 240-260 50.50-51.50, 260-280 49.50-50.50; No. 3-4, 280-300 48.50-49.50.

Ch icago-A tkinsun livestock market Volume: 2,600. Butcher Trend: 75 cents to $1.25 lower. 1- 2 210-230 52.50 to 53; one load 53.35. 2- 4 200-240 51.50 to 52.25 240-270 50.25 to 51.25 280-300 49 to 50 Sow Trend Steady to 25 cents lower. 300-600 42.25 to 44.50 Davenport grain Noon prices quoted By Ralston Purina Wheat 3.31VS.

Oats 1-70 Corn i 2 8 prices quoted By Pillsbury New Soybeans Old Soybeans 6 38 New Corn 2 60 Old Corn 2.91 Wheat 3-50 I Oats 155 $2,300,000 Serial .1 35 VI 15 15 17'- 27- VI 12'- 15 VI 21'- 13'- '4 48- VI 14 46'- Vi 37'- 26 48- GrnGial08l6 1 15 15 Gryhd I 04a 1)4 15 15 Grumn 60g 17 17 17' Gulf Oil 1.70 I 873 28 27 GuKStU1I2 1 12 12' GlliWl 60g 4 190 25 24 HarnP I 20 I 23 21 21' Htrran Kb I I 13 HarrisCI.40 13 50 48 48 HeciaMin2l 16 59 14 14 Heinr 1.36 10 174 46 46' Hercules 80 32 129 33 32' Hershy Fd I 7 39 36 26' Maublln 1.20 1 133 49' 48' ALTORFER MACHINERY COMPANY (LIFT TRUCK DIVISION 3888 RIVER DRIVE, DAVENPORT. IOWA S2802 PHONE 13191 326-3613 First Mortgage Sinking Fund Series I Bonds Pries 100 plus accrued Interest. Z7 Garrett had trailed Billy to Fort Sumner after the gun-fighter, who grew up in New Mexico and took part in the Lincoln County cattlemen's war, hat escaped from the jail at Lincoln, N.M, LEGAL NOTICE "NOTICE Special Assessment Notice No. 803-M Publication is hereby given that the Moline Division of the Clr- HewlttP 30 40 142 116 115' 116 Hilton Hotel 13 24 17' 17 17- VI 25' HObarl 92 14 1 25'4 25' I 7 7 THE NEWEST LIFT TRUCKS are on display at. Altorfer, Call for demonstration of 7- 'A 14- 37- 'A Clip This Coupon I am Interested In receiving information on The Mulberry Lutheran Home Bonds, HOI Inns 40 12 931 13' 14 Homstak la 20 114 37 37 u.t I 40 11 304 49' 49 g49 HousLP 1 56 7 138 22 22' p22'J- HowardJ .2812 932 13' 13' 13-f Vt 19 VI 26- 'A 18' VI 56 19' 19 20 27 76 25 II 17 Name Address City IC Ind 1 30 Idaho 2 06 II IdealBa I 20 I III Pwr 2 20 9 imptrilC 24 3 INA Cp2 1013 mexco Oil 30 MCMDH AFTER HOURS Phone Stats Zip.

LI 29 241 24' 024' 60 17 12' 12'- 88 38 37 37- 60 12 12 a Caterpillar solid, penu-mafic or electric lift truck to improve your operation. Complete financing service and parts backup, See the experts, call 326-3513, fTJ III UPT TfHJOKa MARKET REPORT flu lai i 50 93 92 VJ 92'- ItuJ I Ing Rnd2 68 14 CALL Mt-3554 lnldSti2 40. 13 174 35 35 h55' Hogs 700, steady to 75 lower; No. 1-2, 200-230 52.50-53 00; No. 1-3, 200-240 lb 52.00-52.50; No.

1-3, 240-260 lb 51.00-52.00. Wednesday estimated receipts: 3,500 cattle, 700 hog's. 9 31 30' 31 i fitfk The First Dayton Corporation y'7 417 East Stroop Road, Dayton, Ohio 45429 fillpun. rnsti Insp Copper lMCoro 7 19 695 277 269(6 272' 1 irrtHaryl 70 18 579 29 27 29' 'A 4ntMng 20d tl 91 12 Ml' 11 4ltlPaper2U 492 77 1)76 Jt T8.T I 60 8 1 564 27 77 I24.