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Bloomlngton-Normat, III. Sept. 7, Crash fatal iniunes Pntgrph A-4 Amtrktl Ivgttt Anttnm MjuwfMturtr to Washington teen WASHINGTON-A 17 year-old Washington tren ager died Wednesday morning at a result of injuries the buffered in an accident Tuesday in Kant Peoria Three other teen agers ere injured Geraldine Gepford. 2257 Knollaire St died at 6 40 a m. Wednesday at St.

Francis Hospital Medical Center. Peoria, following the 12 II a m. accident Tuesday the 6tW block of Illinois Street in Kast PtHiria East Peoria police charged the driver of the eastbound pickup truck. Timothy Lanti. East Peoria, with reckless driving and driving too fast for conditions.

Police said the truck Lantz was driving went out of control, rolled over several times and landed in a ditch. Two other passengers, Susan K. Thorpe, 17, East Peoria, and Vicki Klockenga. 17, Washington, were taken, respectively, to St. Francis and Methodist Medical' Center.

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Friday at the LeRoy Schmidt Memorial Chapel, East Peoria, the Rev. William Peterson officiating Burial will be in Glen Dale Cemetery, Washington. Visitation will be from 6 to 9 tonight. She was born Aug. 26.1961.

at Patuxent River. Md a daughter of Raymond W. and Sharon Pacione Gepford. Surviving are her parents. Washington; two brothers, including a twin, Gerald, and Richard, both at home; paternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Gepford, Creve Coeur. and maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.

Rome Pacione, Peoria. She was a senior at Washington Community High School and attended Steven's Academy of Beauty Culture. Memorials may be made to the Oak Grove Baptist Church building fund, Washington. 3 men arrested on indictments by grand jury Three Bloomington men were picked up this week by police on indictments charging delivery of marijuana and forgery. The indictments were among 15 handed down Aug.

31 by a McLean County grand jury. AH indictments were suppressed. Jon Merle Smith, 22. R.R. 2.

is charged with the March 18 delivery of pot to an agent of the Multi-County Drug Enforcement Groupin the 600 block of South Main Street. Smith was arrested Wednesday at his home by Bloomington police. He posted $250 for a Tuesday court appearance. Richard Stephen Sparks. 21, of 804 E.

Front St. is charged with the May 16 delivery of 10 to 30 grams of marijuana to a MEG agent in the 1100 block of West Jackson Street. Sparks was arrested by Bloomington police Wednesday in the 200 block of North Main Street. He also posted $250 for a Tuesday court appearance. Randy Stine, 17, of 408 Holton Drive faces three charges of forgery in connection with January incidents in Bloomington.

Stine is charged with forging the name of Mike Dyer, Heyworth, on three checks totaling $464 on Jan. 4, 9 and 10. He was arrested Monday by sheriff's police when he went to the sheriff's department to inquire about another incident, police said. Stine was sent to county jail in lieu of $6,000 bond. Covers all TV bands plus FM.

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Murphy did not report a value of the stereo to police. Murphy, Greenwood Mobile Home Court, told police the theft occurred between 5 and 10:30 p.m. The dashboard of the car was damaged in the incident, police said. Police reports did not indicate the estimate of damage. Police said they are uncertain how the locked car was opened.

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