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Nation Committee begins writing tax reform bill UPI photo Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards pauses on the steps of the Federal Court House as he arrives for the opening day of his trial on charges of fraud and racketeering. Trial begins for governor charged with racketeering By Royal Brightbill United Press International NEW ORLEANS -- Giving, the thumbs up sign, Gov. Edwin Ed­ wards Tuesday declared "every­ thing is in good shape" on first day pt his racketeering and fraud trial. Emerging from the federal court­ house to face a battery of reporters after the first few hours of the te­ dious jury selection process, Ed­ wards waved to the crowd. A few bypassers on the street stopped to applaud. "It's going according to schedule. Everything is in good shape/' said Edwards. , Edwards, 58, is accused of taking part in an illegal conspiracy with seven codefendants who earned $10 million by buying and selling state approvals for hospitals. U.S. District Judge Marcel Livau- dais Jr. said he will not sequester the jury, once it is selected, during the trial that could last eight weeks or more. Jury selection alone could take more than two weeks. , "I don't know that I wouldn't rath­ er be doing something else," Ed­ wards said when he arrived at the courthouse. "But this is the trial now, and I'd just as soon get it started and get it over with." The silver-haired Edwards is a gambler who had survived nine pre­ vious legal investigations, including the Tongsun Park influence-buying scandal in Washington while he was a congressman. Prosecutors might try to link his gambling debts to this illegal scheme, but the governor has given 2-1 odds he'll be acquitted. The first hours indicated how diffi­ cult it will be to pick a jury to try Edwards, who less than two years ago was elected for an unprecedent­ ed third term with the biggest popu­ lar vote in state history. More than a third of the first batch of 108 prospective jurors offered rea­ sons why they should be released from jury duty, ranging from status as a fulltime student to a pregnant woman who needed regular checkups. Before allowing the court to recess for lunch, Livaudais repeated his admonishment to the panelists that they were not to discuss the case among themselves or with friends or family. He also said they were not to read accounts of the trial or tune in to radio or television reports of the trial. "This is an important case to ev­ eryone," Livaudais said. "Jury duty is an important part of the fabric of the nation. The jury system is not to be taken lightly." Edwards' wife, Elaine, and their two Sons and daughters sat in re­ served seating for families of the defendants at the rear of the courtroom. In addition to Edwards, the defen­ dants are his brother, Marion Ed­ wards; a nephew, Charles David Is- bell; former New Orleans City Attorney Philip Brooks; architect Perry Segura; former undersecre­ tary for the Department of Health and Human Resources Ronald Fal- gout; Health Services Development Corp. president James Wyllie Jr., and seafood dealer Gus Mijalis. AOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCCOOCCOOOOCQIE DR. DEBORAH M. PALMER NAPRAPATH NAPRAPATHY CORRECTS: • HEADACHES • RACK PAIN • ARTHRITIS • TENSION • NUMRNESS • SCIATICA • SHOULDER PAIN WITH GENTLE MANIPULATION A SOFT TISSUE MASSAGE 10S. RT. 12, FOX LAKE, IL • (312} 587-8616 >OOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOG»SOOOOO< 29 X LUCKY HOME OWNERS WANTED SATELLITE TO EARTH TV SYSTEM Why Just Watch Local TV or Cable When You Can Watch The World? 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What's our general schedule going to be?" / President Reagan, who has made tax reform his paramount domestic concern, was expected to discuss it at a nationally televised news con­ ference Tuesday night. When the committee begins work on the bill Wednesday, Reagan plans to contin­ ue his grassroots push for the issue with a trip to Concord, N.H. But despite Reagan's high-profile road trips, the real action on tax reform will take place in the com­ mittee, where the current schedule has members starting the bulk of the bill-writing late next week, with the hope of sending a measure to the full House by mid to late October. But a number of major fights loom and the mechanics decided on Wednesday could well determine how quickly lawmakers try to dis- KRYSTALKLEAR CLEANING NEED EXTRA HANDS FOR YOUR SPECIAL PARTY OR PICNIC? OUR WOMEN ARE TRAINED TO PREPARE, SERVE OR CLEAN UP. CALL FOR DETAILS! .VHt R; % '• QUALITY HOUSE CLEANING AT AFFORDABLE PRICES! 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I1I-S44492I Belvidere, HHMOIS Terms: Cash Clerks: Henninger Auction Service mantle Reagan on controversy and save vart- tax breaks and' For example. II the panel decides that the new tax plan must be strict­ ly revenne neutral, there wlN be much less room for members to maneuver than If the panel gives Itself a cushion and agrees to accept slight variations In the amount of money the government takes in. If the committee decides that each change In Reagan's plan that loses money must be accompanied by an­ other change making up the short­ fall. members will be less able to rewrite the proposal. They also must decide whether the entire plan will be constantly open to amendments -- rafting the chance of prolonged sessions - or whether once a provision is] agreed upon by the committee. it cannot be changed. * The 36-member committee is ex to U9e "Reagan's plan as a for Its deliberations, with parts ol current law.and other tax plans available as options as it works through the bill. 31 Ltfl HoWcti PUBLIC NOTICE M THE UNI PORTHE ICT COURT or ILLINOIS RTSTOR The Lomas & Nettteton Co , Ptaintitt w Richard C. White, et at., Defendant! CASE NO.MC MA NOTICE OP SPECIAL COMMISSIONER'S SALE Prime Notice It hereby given that m pursuance ot a decree entered in th» ahoy* entitled Court In tald caute en I M IS I. Alan S. Gam, Special Commissioner tor the Northern District ot IIMnoli, Eastern Division, wilt on Oct. 4, 190) al Ihe hour ot to 30 a.m. at the front door ot the County building located at 7700 N Seminary Avenue. Woodstock, Illinois 400*0, sell to the highest btddbr tor cash. Ihe following described premises situated In McHenry County , Illinois. Said sale shall be siMect to 1*04 general taxes and to any special assessments or special faxes le viedagainst said real estate Upon the sale being mad* the purchaser will receive a Certificate ot Sate which wilt entitle the purchaser to a deed on a specified date unless the property Is redeemed according to law Satdproperly Is described as Mtows, to-wit: Lot to In Otto Masse s Addition to the Village ot Spring Grove, a subdivision ot part ot the N.W. to ot S 30. T. 46 N , R f. E. ot the 3rd P.M.. according to the plat thereof recorded 9 7 01 as Doc . 1119S4 In Book 7 ot Plats page 7S. In McHenry County, IL. cka 1014 Main Street, Spring Grove, IL Dated this TSrddayot August, TWOS. 1*1 Alan S. Gani Special Commissioner of the United States District Court FISHEIUFIIKU Morflwrn OWrkt of IHlnoti Attorneys lor Platntlft 30 North LaSatte Street Chicago, IL 60602 3123714704 (f îbllshed In McHenry Plalndeater Aug. 20, Sept 4, It, & Is. 1905) PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS EASTERN DIVISION Margarellen & Co., Inc . Plain flff vs James A. O'Connetl. et al., Defendants CASE NO. ISC 20101 NOT ICE OF SPECIAL COMMISSIONER'S SALE Public Notice is hereby given that in pursuance ol a decree entered in the above entitled Court in said cause on 9 S IS I, BRIAN REESE, Special Commissioner lor Ihe Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Dlvl ston, will on Oct. II, 190) al the hour ot 3:00 p.m. al the front daor of Ihe County building located al 7200 North Seminary Avenue, Woodstock, IL sell to Ihe highest bidder for cash, the following described premises situated in McHenry County, II llnols Said sale shall be subject to 1904 general taxes and to any special assessments or special taxes levied against said real estate. Upon the sale belna made the purchaser will receive a Cor tiltcete ot Sale which will entitle the purchaser to a deed on a specified date unlets the proper ty Is redeemed according to law Said properly is described as follows, to wit: Lot 7 In Block 7 in Piatt ' DeMarce subdivision, Unit It, being a subdivision ol Rert ol the S.W >/« ol the IN. '/J ol Section 10. Township 43 North, Range I, E. of the 3rd P.M., ac cording lo Ihe Ptat thereof recorded February It, I9J4 as Doc No 775325 In Book li ol Plats, paae 99 in McHeitry County, IL, commonly known as 7412 Pingree Rd , Crystal Lake, Illinois. Dated this 13th day of September, 1915 It/ Brian Reese Special Comm issloner of the United Stales District Court NorthernOlstrlcf of Illinois FISHERS FISHER Attorneys lor Plalntilt 30 North LaSalle Street Chicago, IL 60607 312 372 4714 (Published In McHenry Plalndealer Sept II, 2). Oct 2. 9,190)1 M60)l PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF ILLINOIS ) ) SS COUNTrOF McHENRY I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I9TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MCHENRYCOUNTY, ILLINOIS 1)00692 IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF LUDWIG GAVORA Petitioner DANIELA J GAVORA Respondent PUBLICATION NOTICE The requisite Affidavit for Publication having been filed. Notice is hereby given to you DANIELA J GAVORA. that a suit has been liled in the Circuit Court of McHenry County, II Unots. by Petitioner against you lor a dissolution ol marriage and lor other relief, that sum mons duly issued against you as provided by taw, and which suit is stilt pending NOW THEREFORE, Unless you. DANIELA J GAVORA, trie yeur Answer lo fhe Complaint in said suit or otherwise make your appearance therein, in said Circuit.Court of McHenry Coun ty. hetd m fhe Court house in the City of Woodstock, Illinois, on or before the 1st day of October, 190), default may be entered against you at any lime after thai day. and a Judgment enfered m accordance with fhe prayer of said Complaint i\i Vernon W Kays, Jr Clerk of the CirculfCeurt Sharon L Prettier Attorney for Petitioner (Published m the McHWf Piemdeeler on Sept t|, 25 and Oct 7 i90)l M0049 PUBLIC NOTICE MCHENRVI ULIR The County Board Members of McHenry County, Itttnoti will moot In Special Session of Ihe Adjourned Regular September Set it on on Tuesday, the 1st day ol October, 190) at Seven o'clock p.m. In County Board Room 203, at Ihe Court House, located at 2200 North Seminary Avenue (Route 47 North), Woodstock, tor the purpotes as toltows to consider amendments to, varta tlont from and conditional utet recommended unde r t he McHenry County Comprehen- live Zoning Ordinance, to con lidor the adoption ot the Annual Appropriation Ordinance and Tax Levy lor McHenry County tor 190)'1906; to contidor. acknowledge and lo take actions Ctuanl to the rocommenda » of the duly authorlied com mitteet ol Ihe McHenry County Board and the authorlied tub. committees of tame,* fhe apf C taI ot clalmt tiled againtf County and lor Ihe transac tlon ot any and all further butinett that may regularly come before tald meeting Pteete lake notice and govern your sett accordingly koiemarvAiiero County Clerk and Ex-OtflcloClork ot the McHenry County Board (Published In the McHenry Plalndealer Sept 10,1905) M6040 PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF ILLINOIS ) I SS COUNTY OF McHENRY I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, MCHENRYCOUNTY, ILLINOIS GENERAL NO 04CH2I2 WILLIAM H WHITE and PAULAM BURNEY, Plaintiffs vs UNtON BANK OF CHICAGO, as Trustee under Trust Number 1 708 , and UNKNOWN OWNERS, Defendants PUBLICATION NOTICE The requisite Affidavit lor Publication having been tiled, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO YOU, UNION BANK OF CHICAGO, as Trustee under Trust Number 1780. Defendant tn the above entitled suit, thai tt>« said suit has been commenc ed m the Circuit Court of fhe Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, McHenry County, Illinois by Ihe Plaintiffs against you, for suit to quiet title, which description ol said property is attached, fhet said suit has been commenced in fhe Circuit Court of the Nine t een t t i Jud i c i a l C i r cu i t , McHenry County, Ittinots by the sald Plaintiffs against you and other Defendants, and that said suit Is stilt pending NOW, THEREFORE, unless you Ihe said UNION BANK OF CHICAGO, at Trutfee under Trutl Number 1700, Defendant file your Antwer to the Com pleint in the tald suit or other «ise make appeerance therein in the office of fhe Clerk of the Circuit Court of fhe Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, Lake County, Illinois, on or belore fhe 2itf day ol October. 190), default may be edtered eoeinst you at any time after that day. authorlimg fhe Ptemtitft, Wit HAM H WHITE and PAULA M BURNEY, for the relief prayed lor in Plain lifts' Complaint Dated fhit 12th day of Sept •905 IN WITNESS WHEKEOf. I hare hereunto tel my hand and affixed the,Seal ot th« Circuit Cou r t , a t my O f f i ce i n Woodstock, Illinois, in said Coun t y t h i s I 2 l h day o t September, 1905 ( t ! Ve rnon W Kays J r Clerk of the Circuit Courfof the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit. McHenry County. Illinois (Pub l i shed i n McHen ry Piemdee le r Sep t I I , 75 , Oc t 7 . 1915) M60S3 I