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Galesburg Galesbufg, Thursday, July 18, 1974 7 DEATHS STEPHEN MILLER KEifHSBURG Stephen Miller. of Tacoma, was killed near Tacoma July 16 in a car accident. Surviving are his parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. Lane D.

Miller, fa- coma, former residents of Keithsburg; three brothers, fa- coma, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miller, Keithsburg. Funeral will be at Ttfeoma. HOWARD ULM LONDON MILLS Howard B.

Ulm, 79; London Mills, died Wednesday at 10:10 p.m. at Graham Hospital, Canton. Born here July 20, 1894, he married Rissia Lewis on Jan. 7, 1914, at Lewistown. He lived in the London Mills ares all his life.

Surviving with his widow are two sons, Marvin D. of Creve Coeur, and Howard Jr. (Bill) of Lakewood, three daugh-! diaries and David Ogle, both of Avon, and Robert Ogle, Bushnell; a brother, Lee of Bushnell; four grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, seven step-grandchildren and a great-grandchild. He attended Bushnell schools and was a World War I veteran. He was a member of T.

J. Pickett Lodge, AF AM, and Bushnell United Methodist Church. Mr. Gardner was a retired postal clerk and assistant postmaster. Funeral will be Friday at 1:30 p.m.

at Bushnell United Methodist Church, with Rev. Paul Simpkins, pastor, officiating. Burial will be at Bushnell Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday from p.m. at Martin-Hollis Funeral Home.

Memorials may be made to Bushnell United Methodist Church, the family said. Methodist Church, Galesburg, officiating. Burial was at Knoxvile Cemetery. Pallbearers were Franklin Burgess, George Clark, Charles faylor, Walter Collins, Ernest Higgins and James fasker. Masonic services were conducted Tuesday at 8 p.m.

With Clarence Carpenter as master, Gene Palmer, secretary, and Walter Collins, chaplain. HOSPITAL NOTES Cottage Mrs. Kathy A. Butler, Avon Phillip Stegall, Monmouth Sandra L. Disney, 430 Kings Canyon Blvd.

Darren R. Olin, Knoxville David L. Olirt, Knoxville Walter C. Olin, Knoxville Edwin Blair, 705 S. Farnham St.

Doris M. Pasco, 1520 Morton Ave. Charles D. Adams, ters, Mrs. Edwin (Mildred) Shewell and Mrs.

Donna Thompson, both of London Mills', and Mrs. Ronald (Mary) Mayers, American Falls, Idaho; a brother, Raymond, and a sister, Mrs. Florence Foster, both of London Mills, 18 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at London Mills United Methodist Church, with Rev.

David Hutton officiating. Burial will be at West Midway Cemetery in Fulton County. Friends may call Friday from 6-8 p.m. at Corman Memorial Home, London Mills. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, the family said.

ERNEST GARDNER BUSHNELL Ernest Gard-! Home, WILLIAM HERRON LONDON MILLS William (Bud) Herron, 36, of near Lon- jdon Mills, died Wednesday at 4 a.m. at Vermillion, while on vacation. He was born June 27, 1938, at Macomb, and married Mary Jo Myers on Feb. 4, 1961, at Bushnell. She survives with two sons, Scott and Doug, and a daughter, Tammy, all at home; his mother, Mrs.

Vivian Herron, Bushnell; a brother, Robert of Roseville, and two sisters, Mrs. Barbara Schroeder, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Sue Tracy, Galesburg. A graduate of Bushnell-Prairie City High School, he worked as a dra'g-Iine operator. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 at Martin-Hollis Funeral Bushnell, with Rev.

MRS. MABEL ADDIS GALVA Funeral for Mrs. Mabel E. Addis, 87, of Galva, who died Saturday at Leisure Hills Health Center, Kcwanee, was Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Johnson Gill Schuster Chapel, with Rev.

James W. Hancock, pastor of First United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial was at Linwood Cemetery, Galesburg. Pallbearers were Klement Draksler, Claire Binder, Dan Swedeen, Willard Nelson, Elmer Jordan and Willard Peterson. ner, 77, of 666 Dean St.

died Tuesday 1 p.m. at Methodist Hospital, Rochester, Minn. He was born here Nov. 9, 1896, and, riarried Frances I. Shevor on Sept.

20, 1922, at Bushnell. She died in November 1971. He married Esther Ogle on Dec. 3, 1972, Bushnell. She survives with three stepsons, tOccuion WILL "SAY IT BEST' ANDERSON florists 128 N.

BROAD 342-8121 CORMAN MEMORIAL HOME Roseville Avon London Mills Howard B. Ulm Age 79 London Mills, III. Services: 2 P.M. SATURDAY LONDON MILLS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. Friday evening 68, Corman Memorial Home, London Mills, III.

Burial in West Midway Cemetery. Mrs. Alice Miller Age 88 Roseville, III. Services: 2 P.M. SUNDAY CORMAN MEMORIAL HOME, ROSEVILLE.

Visitation 7-9 P.M., Corman Memorial Home, Roseville, III. Burial in Roseville Memorial Park Cemetery. Richard Schurman officiating. Friends may call Friday from p.m. at the funeral home.

MRS. ALICE MILLER ROSEVILLE Mrs. Alice Miller, 88, of Roseville, died Wednesday at 10:15 p.m. at Applegate Nursing Home, Monmouth. The former Alice Ebben was born Feb.

10, 1886, at Timewell, and married William Miller on Sept. 20, 1903, at Colchester. He died in October 1964. Surviving are two sons, Erwin of Moline and Roland of Floydada, three grandchildren and several grandchildren. Mrs.

Miller was a member of the Baptist Church. She had lived here since 1953. Funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at Corman Memorial Home, with Rev. James Brackets pastor of Roseville Baptist Church, officiating.

Burial will be at Roseville Memorial Park Cemetery. Visitation will be Saturday from 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home. A memorial fund has been established, the family said. WAYNE MURPHY Funeral for Wayne V.

Murphy, 66, of 920 Monroe who died Tuesday morning at Cottage Hospital, was today at 1:30 p.m. at Hinchliff-Pearson-West Chapel with Rev. Ordell Peterson and Rev. Raymond Swanson officiating. Burial was at Memorial Park Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Charles R. and Willard E. Pearson, Howard and Harry D. Findahl, Harold Adolphson and Herbert Abrahamson. WILBUR HOWARTER KNOXVILLE Funeral for Wilbur L.

Howarter, 66, of 202 E. Mill who died last Saturday at Galesburg Cottage was Wednesday at 2 Ip.m. at Martin Funeral Home, with Dr. Joseph C. Hoffman, pastor emeritus of First United JOSEPH NORDSTROM Funeral for Joseph B.

Nordstrom, 62, of 1471 E. Brooks St who died Sunday morning, was today at 10 a.m. at Hinchliff Pearson-West Chapel with Rev. Steve Lewis, pastor of Colonial Baptist Church, officiating. Burial was at Stronghurst Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Lyle Livingston, Larry Asher, Harold Whittlesey, Robert S. Simmons, G. R. Leadbetter and Ernest Stanley. Honorary Pallbearer was Don Dexter.

ALVIN FILLMAN Alvin Fillman, 72, of 446 Lo-j cust died Tuesday at p.m. at Americana Nursing! Center. I He was born Aug. 18, 1901 at Buda and married Mona Shimmin April 11, 1930 at Monmouth. He worked at Black's Hardware Store here and had lived and worked previously in the Monmouth and Aledo areas.

He was a member of the Elks Club, Galesburg. Surviving are two sons, Gail and Ronald, both of Monmouth; a daughter, Mrs. Valene Nicoletti of St. Paul, a sister, Mrs. Ruth Wolfe of Galesburg and nine grandchildren.

Funeral will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Hinchliff-Pearson-West Chapel. Burial will be at Monmouth Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 7-9 p.m. 57 Donors Give Blood ForScottie 1329 E.

Losey St Fifty-seven donors gave blood James Gollehur, for Seattle Anderson, 575 South St. Wednesday at the Galesburg Regional Red Cross Blood Cen- 1385 Mulberry St. Kathryn P. Hedlund, Galva Florence T. Whitcomb, 1676 Rock Island Ave.

Leona M. Presley, Abingdon Gregg M. Brady, Lake Bracken Rhonda J. Reimolds, Monmouth Carol S. Miller, 1365 Monroe St.

B. Kay Powell, 1014 Beecher Ave. Dorothy M. Orwig, Prairie City David L. Cooper, Aledo Linda J.

Tarochione, London Mills Otto Gibbs, 894 W. Brooks St. Cynthia L. Smith, East Galesburg Alfred C. Williams, Prairie City DISMISSALS WEDNESDAY: Larry E.

McCarthy. 60 West Fourth St. Natalee Steck, 420 E. Grove St Roger C. Lundeen, 1794 Indiana Court Julie Ann Skinner, Viola Karla S.

Windsor, Oneida Angela K. Dallefeld, Avon Charles P. Morrison, 598 W. First St. Kurt J.

Schisler, London Mills Louise R. Penick, 1729 E. Main St. Helen M. Ray, Knoxville Robert L.

Ryan, Smithfield Helen E. Bridgewater, 833 N. Kellogg St. Elaine L. Sturgeon, 1079 Garden Lane Mrs.

Mabel Newingham, Wataga Ruth. E. Mustain, Williamsfield Nancy K. Thompson, Galva Dorothy E. Williams, 740 Whiting Ave.

Kim Lee Longcor, 1385 Lane Ave. Reva F. Ingle, Knoxville William G. Cassell, 448 Iowa Ave. Terry L.

Glossip, 486 N. West St. Harry Lee Underwood, Monmouth Julie W. Hunt, 463 E. Grove St.

Brenda E. Vetter, 511 N. Prairie St. Jav W. Pscheidt, 1139 N.

Prairie St. St. Mary's ADMISSIONS Timothy Agans, 916 Chamberlain Ave. Mrs. Jane Beaulieu, 1135 Bridge Ave.

Richard A. Calhoun, Woodhull Debra D. Coziahr, Suiti Filed Aft objection to a motion to dismiss and strike portions of he petition was filed today in circuit court in Knox County in the case filed on behalf of Rex Shipplett, Louis H. Moon, Dorothy M. Stegall, Harley Morse, Frederick Stegall Jr.

and Mable Swanson against Abingdon School District 217. The suit was filed late last month requesting the court to order a recount of ballots in a May 25 Abingdon referendum at which voters approved a million bond issue to building a new high school. Attorneys on behalf of the plaintiffs later filed a request to amend the suit, to drop the name of Mable Swanson from the list of plaintiffs and to drop the name of one election judge who allegedly campaigned for the issue. Attorneys for the school district Tuesday filed a motion to dismiss the suit and strike portions of the petition alleging that the defendant was incorrectly named in the suit and that some allegations of the suit were irrelevant and drew conclusions. Today's objections to the motion to dismiss contend that the allegations are pertinent and a proper basis for a request for the recount.

The suit contended that the recount should be ordered because some election judges were not of fair character as required by law and that proponents of the issue made false statements in advertising two days before the election. Traffic Accidents Charles E. Thompson, 23, 487 S. Chambers was apparently uninjured Wednesday about 8:30 a.m. when his motorcycle collided with a car near Main and Seminary streets.

Police said Thompson swerved to miss an auto that. had turned into the path of his motorcycle, causing him to strike a car driven by Donald E. Fredrickson, 33, 18 Windcrest Acres. Driver of the car that turned in front of Thompson, Gladys Arrest9 Galesburg police arrested Terry W. Darst, 20, 1339 Rock Island Wednesday shortly before 8 p.m.

for criminal damage to property after a 17-year- old Galesburg girl complained Darst had demolished her tape player. The girl and her friends were reportedly listening to music on the Public Square when Darst arrived, objected to the music, and allegedly jumped on the tape player. Abraham Rayford 46, 2301 Traffic Coiirt Edward E. Melton, 18, 1463 E. North was sentenced to spend seven days in jail on weekends when he appeared Wednesday in traffic court in Knox County for driving with a suspended license.

Jack Kane, 58, no address listed, was sentenced to a day in jail for walking along a public highway while drunk. He received credit for a day he spent in the lockup awaiting trial. Fined $200 for driving while L. Wright, 67, 209 N. Ivan Main was arrested today intoxicated was Larry E.

Strati- was cited by police for a turn-! a bout 5:30 a.m. for disorderly 33, 435 E. Second St. Today's objection contends that advertising stating that the high school was a fire hazard could have materially affected the outcome of the election and that other allegations are pertinent and have been the basis for previous court decisions in similar cases. A hearing has been set for July 25 at 1:30 p.m.

on the plaintiff's request to amend the suit and the defendant's request for dismissal of the suit. Circuit Court Edwin A. Johnson, 17, 1016 Lyman was fined Wednes day in circuit court in Knox County for illegal consumption of alcohol, $100, and a curfew violation, $10, after he pleaded guilty to both charges. John E. Morgan, 45, Granada, was fined $10 for disorderly conduct public intoxication.

MONMOUTH Steve Larimar, 904 W. Broadway, and Tracy Yoker, 1032 S. were each fined $75 Wednesday in circuit court in Warren County for property damage they did motor- jing violation. Her car was not involved in the collision. A ticket for failing to yield the right of way was issued to Agnes F.

Kremer, 23, 840 N. Seminary Wednesday after her car was involved in a collision with one driven by Richard L. Smith, 35, 1692 Willard about 3:50 p.m. at the corner of Prairie and Tompkins streets. Police today were searching for the driver of a car that reportedly traveled through a stop signal Wednesday at 3:54 p.m.

at the corner of Grand Avenue and Locust Street, struck an auto driven by Mathew W. Blakewell, 69, 1185 S. Chambers and veered off the pavement where it traveled over two lawns before stopping. Owner of the car, Brenda G. Quesinberry, Lockport, was reportedly a passenger in the vehicle, but police did not immeidately identify the driver who allegedly left the scene.

John A. Galiher, 64, 955 Harrison was cited for failing to yield the right of way after his car was involved in a collision with one driven by James R. Royal, 25, 942 W. Dayton Wednesday about 10 a.m. in the first block of North Chambers Street.

conduct and resisting arrest after a disturbance at a residence in the 700 block of Knox Street. Police were rc-jhe pleaded guilty to reckless Kenneth F. Anno, 26, 958 W. iSouth was fined $100 after portedly called to the West Knox Street address to investigate a family argument. Terry L.

Hankins, 20, Kimbcr- ly Terrace, was charged Wednesday with illegal transportation of liquor after his car was stopped near the corner of Fulton and Main streets. A passenger in Hankins' car, Milo G. Johnson, 18, 581 N. Seminary was cited for illegal possession of liquor. James Barringer, 39, whose address was listed as 266 E.

South was charged with being drunk on a public highway after he was taken into custody by Knox County sheriff's deputies near Knoxville today about 8 a.m. Thomas F. Breen, 71, Chicago, was charged with disorderly conduct after he was arrested by sheriff's deputies and railroad officials in the Burlington Northern Railroad's east yard Wednesday at 11 p.m. driving. Fined for speeding were Ludwig A.

Hirz, 20, Ml. Prospect, $45; Kathryn A. Shocklcy, 23, Peoria, $20; John E. Tabb, 72, Berwick, $17; Charles W. Sneddon, 28, 436 Locust $14; Mark Ross, 17, Monmouth.

$13; Lyle V. Kisler, 43, 1231 Parkview Circle, $11, and James R. Enloe, 40, and Kathaleen A. Anthony, 21, both of Monmouth, $10 each. Tony D.

Valiero. 15, 130 N. Arthur was fined $10 each for failure to reduce speed to avod an accident and failure to report the accident to police. John M. Henry, 22, 1063 S.

Seminary and Conrad C. Hale, 54, Abingdon, eafch paid $10 fines for traffic signal violations. Fined $10 for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident were Kevin E. Krisher, 16,1280 Maple and Margie A. West, 20, of near Dahinda.

Robert D. Ryan, 18, Henderson, was fined $10 for a' classification violation. Marriage Licenses by allegedly driving a cycle through Monmouth's Public Square park. Janet Kay Campbell, 243 N. Melvin M.

Sprague was fined Farnham and Thomas Wit i. i I ter, 1640 N. Henderson St. The 4-year-oJd boy is scheduled to have open heart surgery July 21. Industry provided 43 donors including 10 from Gale Products, three from Gates Rubber 11 from Midwest Manufac Vinton J.

Mason, Monmouth Mrs. Diana McGlothlin, Abingdon Donald L. Riggs, 1738 E. North St. Mrs.

Linda E. Rutledge, Abingdon Raymond L. Shane, 534 Maple Ave. hiring eight from Butler Mrs. Christine A.

Shugart, four from H. O. Canfield two from Illinois Power Co. and five from Burlington Northern Railroad. Knox College sent one donor, and Carl Sandibung College, four.

Other donors came from teachers, eight; the rural area, 81; Jaycees, one, and state police, two. New gallon club members include: V. Culbertson, Mobile City's Mobile Home HinchlifP i FUNERAL DIRECTORS .070 WEST FBEMONT STREET PHONE 343-2101 MISS JULIE A. SHINN 267 N. Farnham St.

Services 10 A Friday at Hinchliff-Pearson-W est Chapel. Friends may call this evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Chapel. Burial at Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens. MR.

CLUSTER J. LENTZ 982 N. Kellogg St. Services 11:30 A Friday at Hinchliff-Pearson-West Chapel. Friends may call this evening from 7 to 8 p.m.

at the Chapel. Burial at Oak Lawn Memorial Gardens. MR. ALVIN FILLMAN 446 Locust St. Services 1:30 P.M.

Friday at Hinchliff-Pearson -West Chapel. Friends may call this evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Chapel. Burial at Monmouth Cemetery, Monmouth, 111. Abingdon Mrs.

Debra L. Walker, Knoxville Mrs. Lucille P. Wilmot, 358 Olive St. Miss Linda G.

Wexell, Galesburg Route 3 DISMISSALS WEDNESDAY: Mrs. Bessie A. Waldow, 1285 N. Prairie St. Fred Daniels, 363 W.

Tompkins St. Roy O. Nevius, Monmouth Ben R. Courson, Abingdon Park, Galesburg Route Kev- Mrs. Anna Hickman, Monmouth in J.

Gilson, and Clifford E. White of near Galesburg. B. Bjorling, Altona; Donald G. Park, 791 S.

Farnham Lynn C. Christy, Galeslburg Route 2, and Harold W. Walter, 424 N. Pleasant Ave Lopeman, Alexis; Lyle V. Johnson, 1620 Russell Rickey J.

De-i chow, Abingdon, and III I Mrs. Dessel Palmer, 847 W. South St. Mrs. Naomi Day, 458 Clark St.

Miss Jaylene Courtright, 64 Fulton St. Miss Cherilyn Haynes, 678 W. Knox St. Income Tax Help Baldwin, 455 Maple Ave. F.

Reynolds, Lake Bracken and James McNaught, Viotoria. Five-gallon J. Victor Lucas of near Monmouth. Otha Porer, 1105 Hufoer and Mary Quails, Henderson. Ryberg, 560 Hawkinson Ave.

Eight-gallon Inez Einspahr, 485 Dudley and Walter E. Johnson, Rio. MONMOUTH Joseph D. Simmons, 26, Biggsville, was treated at Community Memorial Hospital early today for minor injuries he received about 1:35 a.m. when the pickup he was driving hit a semi trailer behind a truck driven by Charles W.

Gross, 55, West Point, Iowa, on U.S. 34 east of its intersection with the Kirkwood-Smithshire road. Simmons told state troopers he veered into the oncoming lane to avoid another semi. Simmons' pickup sustained major damage. He was cited for a lane violation.

MONMOUTH Monmouth! police arrested Stan R. Lodwick, 321 W. Sixth today about 12:30 a.m. for disorderly conduct following an alleged MONMOUTH Marvin J. incident at the residence of a Schwarz, 32, Moline, was fined Monmouth woman.

525 for driving- while his license was revoked and $10 for $100 on a battery charge. A disorderly conduct complaint against him was dropped. Births Bom at Cottage Hospital to: Mr. and Mrs. William R.

Disney, 430 Kings Canyon a girl Wednesday at 6:12 p.m Ham Reagor, Kewanee; Jackie Lynn Boon, Knoxville, and George Merrill Sharp, M74 E. Main Marie A. Bock, Knoxville, and Carl D. Thompson, of near Maquon; Nina M. Detmers, Maquon Route 1, and Larry J.

Lynch, Maquon; Karin Ann Davis, Canton Route 2, and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Smith, 1 James Edgar Kell, 265 Indiana East Galesburg, a boy today at Mary Linda Nicol, 1149 12:33 a.m. Mr. and Mrs.

Michael L. Tarochione, London Mills Route 1, a boy today at 4:59 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Ponce, 1468 Brown a boy todafy at 5:28 a.m.

Born at St. Mary's to: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Lytle, 412 Locust a boy Tuesday at 4:14 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beaulieu, 1135 Bridge a boy Wednesday at 7:52 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Rutledge, Abingdon, a boy today at 12:40 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Floyd Walker, Knoxville, a girl today at 1:15 a.m. N.

Academy and Michael Eugene Jacobs, 1315 Bridge Carolyn A. Buckley (Goblc), LeClaire, Iowa, and Eugene A. Graham, Rock Island; Susan Lynn Hardine, 548 Scotch Elm Lane, and John Martin Crock, Youngwood, Janet I. Rutledge, Knoxville, and Roger L. Taylor, Berwick.

Divorces Granted Four divorces have been granted in circuit court in Knox County on grounds of mental cruelty. Donna R. Andrews was granted a divorce from Jimmj Lee Andrews. Married in Rock Island County on July 24, 1972, they had no children. She was given permission to resume her former name, Donna Hawkins.

Linda Kaye Condon was granted a divorce from John Michael Condon. They were married at Abingdon on June 28, 1969, and had no children. Margie A. West was granted a divorce from Roger M. West.

Custody of their child was given to the mother, and child support of $25 was set by the court. The couple was married at Williams field on March 16, 1973'. Patricia M. Vollmar was granted a divorce from Irvin G. Vollmar.

Married at London mills on Feb. 25, 1961, the couple had two children. Custody of the children was given lo the mother, and child support of $75 a week was ordered. Divorces Filed KNOX COUNTY Gladys G. Perkins against Charles W.

Perkins; Mary P. McLaughlin against Michael D. Angela K. Tacket against James L. Tacket.

speeding when he appeared Wednesday in traffic court in Warren County. Fined for speeding were Vicki D. Bunlley, Richton Park, $15; Stephen Thompson. 18, Oquawka, $14; William Carlson, 18, Roseville, $13; Marion W. Smith, 41, $12, and Dennis B.

Thompson, 19, Benton, $10. Lane violations resulted in $10 fines for Dorothy P. Mitchell, 55, 412 S. Second Donald L. Cole, 21, Media, and David A.

Gregory, 33, 1030 S. Third St. TOULON Three persons were fined recently in circuit court in Stark County. Don Clark, Princeville, was fined S10 for riding a motorcycle without proper equipment. Danny Wt her, Toulon, was fined $10 for failing to dim his headlights, arid Byron C.

Bryner, Bradford, was fined $10 for no valid registration. READ THE WANT ADS! WARREN COUNTY Lon E. Simpson and Judy Lynnej Lybarger, both of Monmouth, i in 1940, President Franklin D. Jltoosevelt was nominated CAMBRIDGE Margaret for a third term Louise Weber and Gary Dean, Uh Henr Wal i aC of Iowa as Tracy, both of Wyoming. Burning Car his running mate, they won in November.

Injures Driver OPHIEM Daniel Nelson, 17, was treated at the office of Moat complaints about Alpha physician July 16 mail arc local, and most of the after the engine of his car Mail Is Slow? Try Zip Code Federal income tax assistance will be available at the Internal Revenue Service at 261 N. Broad St. July 26. Assistance hours are from 9 11:30 a.m., and from 12:15 3:45 p.m. Taxpayers who may need answers to their federal tax questions any other time during the month may call the Internal Revenue Service toll-free at reasons for the delays are lack of ZIP codes in addresses, Postmaster Howard Hallberg said today.

"Letters going across town need. ZIP codes just as much letters going across the country," he said. ''Letters without ZIP codes are removed from the mail stream placed in no-ZIP sorting bins for handling. This slows up liveiy." Hall berg said that there are 4,250,000,000 local letters without ZIP codes mailed in this country yearly. "Here in Galesburg about 2,500 letters are mailed without ZIP codes," he said.

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