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Pace II - PLAINDEALER HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1N4 No arrest yet in Cary murder Anticipation of water tower Plalndealer Herald Photo by Anthony Oliver By Joe King \ WafdtHar-Handd Newt Service One month ago today, Randall L. Flood, 38, of Cary, was found shot to death in the basement apartment of the building which once housed the Super Bowl Pub. i - An initial report from the McHenry County Coroner's office has revealed that Flood was shot four times, once in the chest and three times in the head, with a 25-caliber automatic pistol. The coroner's office has also determined that Flood did not die as a result of the gunshots, but as a result of a blow, or blows, to the back of the head with a blunt instrument. Since the discovery of Flood's body, Cary police have been conducting extensive searches of the area surrounding the murder scene and have questioned two suspects. According to Cary Police Chief William Moore, robbery may have been a motive in the slaying. Moore said the victim's wallet and some other property were missing from the apart­ ment. Police have conducted several searches of the area'around the murder scene, and in the area known as Jacks' Channels. Police were looking for firearms, a blunt instrument that may have been used in the murder, and the missing ar­ ticles from the victim's apart­ ment. A 30-person search party of police and volunteers conducted foot searches on Sunday, Sept: - 30, and Sunday, Oct. 7. On Oct. 2 and 12, poUqe tracking dogs, specially trained to follow the scent left by firearms, led the searchers to the Jack's Channels area. Scuba divers searched the Fox Rhrqr bottom on Oct. 9. l f.. Police have questioned two suspects in the case. Both suspects were questioned on the date of the murder and an several successive occasions. Neither suspect is being held by police at this time. Police are still asking that any person having any information • which may be helpful in tbe. < case, contact either the Cary Police Department or the Crime Stoppers organisation. Moore said information will be taken on a confidential basis. -t.~ $400,000 grant from the Illinois Department of Commerce |md Community Affairs. Comple­ tion of the work is expected by late spring. Ah informal groundbreaking ceremony was Mid recently by the City of McHenry at the site of the new 500,000 gallon water tower in Tonyan Industrial Park. The project is the result of a Wise investment may cut MCCD taxes ByKirkBirglnal _ " PUindealer-Herald Newt Service McHenry County Con­ servation District taxpayers will see a slight savings on their tax bills next year because some high-yield investments may reduce this year's levy by 3.9 percent. »MCCD Executive Director KJen Fiske says taxes collected t<5 repay $700,000 in land acquisition bonds were invested a$ a matter of course in short- tn Treasury bills. terest rates ranging up to 15 percent on those investments nfight aid up yielding a $50,000 lus in the bond account over ! Seven-year life of the bonds, ich come due in December 1085, he said. i the estimated additional ids will not be needed to pay the bonds, issued in 1977 to Irchase the Hollows Con- ition Area on U.S. 14 bet- i Crystal Lake and Cary, the ict's $1.29 million, 1984 tax could be reduced by that it to $79,000, Fiske said. 'Trustees will have to try to out how much money will 1 inthat aimuiit to pay Also uncertain is how much interest will be earned in the interim between the time of collection and the last bond payment next December. The windfall will be returned to district taxpayers in the form of a lower tax rate in 1984, which will be reflected on bills mailed next summer, according to Fiske. If the $50,000 surplus estimate holds, the district rate for 1984 would drop 12 percent to 8.5 cents per $100 equalized assessed value from 9.7 cents per $100, he said. That reduction means the owner of a $60,000 house would pay $14 in property taxes to the district instead of $16. off the bonds next year, and then abate the surplus," he said/ ' Hie exact amount of the Surplus will not be known until it is clear how much tax money the district will collect in June, July and "August 1985, Fiske added. 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