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The Belleville News-Democrat from Belleville, Illinois • 5

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Belleville, Illinois
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5
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efrRrirmipqw 41 r- Tuesday July 20 1982 News-Democrat Page 5 Section A UltwrwwnMt (IfoQjBQiCn) FBI investigation of Ryan ordered SEUUIN'G CCEXCGEEBP BEAUTIFUL HOMES END AT SCHIFFERDECKER CHICAGO (AP) As FBI invert igitta hot been ordered into Illinois Howe Speaker George Rysal dealings with a nursing horns owner US Attorney Du Webb hot sanounoed Webb was quoted by the Chicago Sun-TImee Muday ns saying that aliegaliOM by the Better Government AaaodatiM prompted bb requetl for the probe Webb aaid that the roquert ter FBI assistance was routine The investigation Is to explore whether Ryan a Kankakee Republican regained lost pharmacy trade with nursing home owner Morris Esformes la exchange for intervening with the state behalf A report last week by the Sun-Times and the Better Government Aaaortatloo said patient aeglect charges at an Ehnhurst nursing home owned by Estormes were dropped after Ryu arranged a meeting between the nursing home owner and a state official Ryaa Gov James running mate for lieutenant governor has denied that he helped Esformes ia order to gain busineM for his pharmacy in Kankakee The house speaker said hut week he would "welcome any invertigirtioa by a proper authority" Ryu arknmrirdged arranging the meeting between Esformes and William Kemptaers director of the Illinois Department of Public Health last year to discuss stale chargee that a patient was neglected at the Elmhurst home But he termed "an outright damnable lie" any allege- lion that be helped Esformes ia order to regain the VWvl 9GM RNMI Nn MVI VMVQ BUaKMJ In pfYMCflplhjB blttiMMs CNcagih Some time after the meeting between Esformes and Kempimra the Mate dropped all charges against the Ehnhurst home Esformes horns ia Kankakee also resumed buying prescriptions from Ryaa's pharmacy after the meeting Webb said hr was assigning the case to his top deputy in SPRING HELD (AP) Gov James Thompson says former Ui senator offered treason as an example of such order to avoid the appearance of conflict of iolerrst sinre the death penalty Is good and that he probably will veto a crime he once eerved ia a top Mate taw-enforcement post under measure designed to replace execution by electric chair "Go we haven't had a treason Case IN Illinois In SI Thompson with lethal injections of drugs awful tong time" Thompson said Illinois Attorney General Tyrone Pahner who was "I happea to believe that the death peaalty does in fact i krwaom MgafttU tfoc utobe iu mot appUtedtothalpoMbyThompsoaendorsedcallingint Hrtrr Capital offense Illinois FBI AewtatiMrf Oteh iTtate 1 UM" "Bui if he (Stevenson) feels that strongly about treason "Anything that we could do at this point would be how man tt iMraM th hnw fnirni against the stale of Illinois and if there's any danger of duplicative and might interfere with their work" Fohner 1 -Lrt people stepping over thelndlanalinewithoursuteMrets askl proeecutor said Hit deters one Rs worth tt hrtter Uke another look at it" Thompson "Aadlalsohappentobelievethat there are somecrimes quipped 1 so bratal and ao heinous the death penalty ia the only The crowd of state law enforcement chiefs toughed and appropriate punishment society Can pass on that crime applauded during Thompson's criticism Of the Challenger whether it deters crime or not" Thompson said Stevenson did not attend the conference After his address to the meeting Thompson told reporters he probably will veto the injection bill The meow re would have condemned criminals executed with Democrat Adtai Stevenson who faces Thompson in the injections of fast-acting barbituates rather than Nov 2 election recently laid during radio interview that electrocutions be thinks the death penalty should be abolished in Illinois It was approved by the General Assembly during the He said atote-sanetloiied killing adds to the violent legMataro's spring Seaton atmosphere of modern society and generally does sot deter "I pi ink if you're going to impose the death penalty in crime Illinoto you ought to impose it and not try to salve your Thomptoa mocked Stevenson's statement that (he death conscience about by making something akin to a penally might prevent crime in certain rare cases The peaceful passing" Thompson said Under New Management TOWN COUNTRY FEED-632-1636 1D2WState-OTaHon HOME HEED lb U5 JOT MM PROTEIN 50 fc 12J0 PURINA MGH PROTEIN SB to 110 gamins ok noo si us MMSSUKANUBA 1 Comolntn Ntin of -of ARNAMAmmS Health Products Ask about our completely maintenance free home coverings for your exterior Wide Selection -of colors and finishes in vinyl or metal insulated siding SCHIFFERDECKER COUPON For A Limited Time You Will Recoivo A OFFER! 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