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• • • ' V • . . . . Reckless driving charged after rollover PAGE 3 • PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER If. 1M1 sTwo driven were cited for driving following a accident on Wilmot rood Road. ! to the county police „ x driven by Todd & Knoll, 5505 Christine, McHenry, and Lawrence J. Donat. 908 Diana, Round Lake Beach, were attempting to force a third vehicle to atop. The third auto was reportedly driven by Jeff Weingart, of McHenry. and occupied Knoll told police he' and Donat were attempting to box in the third vehicle. The Knoll auto was behind the third auto, when Knoll saw the brake lights 90 on. KnoH applied the brakes and loet control erf Ms car, which rolled in a ditch. Donat said he heard the crash and stopped. The third vehicle left the scene. County police are continuing an investigation into the Mae M. Stinespring, 3329 Bay view, McHenry, was ticketed for failure to reduce epeed to avoid an accident following a two-car collision at Chapel Hill Road and Route 120. Ms. Stinespring told county police she saw the other vehicle signalling a left turn and swerved, but could not avoid the collision. the driver of the other car was Diane M. Gardner, 306 Parklane, Ingleside. Hans Pfendert, 1201 Good view, McHenry, was cited for improper lane usage after the car he was driving struck another auto at the intersection of Chapel Hill RoiRk and Fairview, in Johnsburg. Pfendert was driving Chapel Hill Roqd and said he < not see the other vehicle to make a left turn. said an oncoming vehicle's headlights blinded him. The driver of the other car was Joseph S. Halik, 1504 Draper Road, McHenry. I B. Iisenby, 204 Tom was Gail Beau, Genoa City, WI, taken to McHenry Hospital by the McHenry Area Rescue Squad following a three-car collision on Elm Street last Thursday. Ms. iisenby was stopped in traffic when her car was struck in the rear by an auto driven by Richard A. Houge, 312 Glenwood, McHenry. The Lisenby car was pushed into a vehicle driven by Irene Levato, 4117 Wilmot, McHenry. Houge was cited for driving too fast for conditions. Kirsten A. Duggen, 4913 E. Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake, was driving north on Crystal Lake Road when another vehicle forced her car off the road. The other driver did not stop and damage to the Duggen vehicle was estimated at more than $250. County police investigated an accident where an auto failed to negotiate a curve on northbound Aspen Road and struck an embankment. The accident occurred sometime between 10 p.m. Nov. 11 and 9:30 a.m. Nov. 12. The car was registered to Charles D. Boak, 4013 Hillcrest, McHenry, ana had been reported stolen at 10 p.m. Nov. 11. Autumn is traditionally a time of trees changing color, nature preparing for winter and traffic . . 3 . . accidents between cars and deer. McHenry County Sheriff's Police recorded no less than nine accidents involving dder, one involving a horse, one involving a possum and one involved a dog. Two McHenry area residents were among those involved in the collisions. Raymond E. Kuemmel, 616 Country Club, McHenry, was driving east on Charles Road when a deer ran out in front of his car. Christopher R. Gaskell, 513 Maplewood, McHenry, was headed west on Route 120, at Thompson Road, when his car and a deer collided. RECKLESS HOMICIDE continued from page 1 ' - ine DI Building permits in city Kf Ricker, 1515 Ramble Rd., Fireplace. ~ Firepla ice. Driveway. Devenedia, 418 Stratford Ct, * _ . James Ladd, 4117 Crystal Lake Rd., Asphalt Carlos DelBusto, 2511 Bennington Ln., Fence. Carolyn Bauer, 1505 Riverside, Garage. McHenry Builders, 3620 W. Bradley Ct., Single Fam. Home. McHenry Builders, Orleans Street, Sign. , Residential Development Group, 419 S. Brookwood Trail, Single Fam. Home. W. Nushbaum, 3918 W. Main, Altering Garage. Residential Development Group, 5502 Abbey Dr., Single Fam. Home. Joseob Murphy, 1720 N. Knoll Ave.,Fence. McHenry Builders, 3720 Prestwick, Single Fam. Home. Tom Kodcki, 4320 Clearview, Siding Garage. Richard Red, 3011 Virginia, Addition. Thomas Franz, 4213 Crestwood, Swimming Pool. Michael McDonagh, 506 Green Street, Foundation. Federal Express, 3966 Dayton, Sign. China light Rest., 1266N. Green St., Sign. Ferdinand Urbaniak, 3801 Kane St., Siding. Ken Tichelbaut, 5307 Malibu, Fireplace. ILLS. Ltd., 3722 W. Elm St., Retail. Richard Sosnowski, 427 Stratford Ct., Addition. Gerhard Schock, 505 Stratford Ct., Addition. about a possible explosion," the, injured victims were moved away from the scene, where first aid was administered. Two victims remained in the burning vehicle and perished. Bittig said information received from the coroner's office on Tuesday indicated the two victims apparently died from injuries sustained in the ac­ cident and not from smoke inhalation. The burned bodies of two rs in the car driven by rt L. Cottrell, 18, of Naperville, were identified as 17-year-old Dienna Hurley of Carpentersville and 19-year-old James A. Diaz of Downers Grove. Cottrell's other passengers included William J. Riha of Woodridge and 22-year-old John K. Cook of Downers Grove, who is still listed in critical condition in the burn unit at St. Anthony Hospital, Rockford, where he was flown by helicopter from the crash scene. The officer testified that neither driver, Bernal or Cot­ trell, could explain how the fatal accident occurred. Bittig said he noticed an odor of alcohol on Bernal and cited him in the emergency room at Memorial Hospital, Woodstock, on a charge of driving under the influence. Bittig said blood taken from the defendant at the hospital ami tested by the state toxocol lab in Chicago, indicated to that Bernal was under the in­ fluence of liquor. Scott McGrew and" Mark Karolus helped Bittig during the rescue at the accident scene. Push taxpayer relief act Bontta, Moving ik Dr., Single Far RDG, 5509 Winding Creek Dr., Single Fam. Home. RDG, 401S. Brookwood Trail, Single Fam. House. RDG, 5509 Abbey Dr., Single Fam. Home. RDG, 5409 Winding Creek Dr., Single Fam. Home. RDG, 5512 Abbey Dr., Single Fam. Home. RDG, 319 S. Brookwood Trail, Single Fam. Home. RDG, 306 S. Brookwood Trail, Single Fam. Home. The Coalition for Political Honesty is trying to get the Taxpayer Relief Act placed on city and county ballots across the state. It says,"By voting yes for the Taxpayer Relief Act, voters can said a clear message to Springfield-it's time to break up the cozy relationship between FOR RETARDED The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the McHenry County Association for the Retarded will be held Thursday, Nov. 17, at 8 p.m. at 4001 Dayton Street, McHenry. general yoi 101 01 News state tax collections and back- breaking utility rate increases." To find out how to help get the Taxpayer Relief Act on the ballot in any community, con­ tact Patrick Quinn at the Coalition for Political Honesty, at Box 708, Oak Park, 111., 60303, (312) 524-1978. SHOPLIFTING McHenry Police arrested John Kasuba, 70, 515 Country Club Drive, McHenry, for retail theft under $300. Kasuba was reportedly caught stealing approximately $14 worth 01 items from the Jewel Food Store, McHenry. Ask increased prevention efforts at drug conference Lieutenant Governor George H. Ryan, speaking at a regional alcohol abuse treatment con­ ference, urged service providers and field representatives to maintain better communication with their state governments. "It is so important that the service providers and field representatives provide their governments with the latest in information, trends and research findings. The sub­ stance abuse prevention and treatment fields are constantly undergoing evolution. Decisions on public funding and public policy cannot be made in the dar^c ages," Ryan said during a panel discussion at the Department of Health atid Human Services Secretarial Initiative on Teenage-Alcohol Youth Treatment Conference. Ryan said he is aware of some of the difficulties of public- private partnerships in ad­ ministering service programs. Ryan said be hopes service providers will find some relief in the recently created National Lieutenant Governors' Task Force on Substance Abuse Prevention. WARSAW INN'S ThANKGIVING FEAST HOURS: NOON TILL 8 PM OUR BUFFET WILL INCLUDE: Turkey.Dressing. Sweet Potatoes. Roast Beef. Baked Ham, Fresh Polish Sausage Fried Chicken.Souerkrout. Mashed Potatoes. Potato Pancakes. Stuffed Cabbage. Corned Beef. Cheese. Cob bag® ft Meat Pierogts. Cheese. Apple ft Meat Blintzes. Pumkin Pie. Chicken Noodle Soup Homemode Bread 12 Different Desserts, 12 Different Solods And. 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