HEAT DEATH TOLL UP TO 25 sum o...

HEAT DEATH TOLL UP TO 25

sum of two units more heat deaths were reported Monday by dint of the Cook County medical examiner's office. in such a manner far, the heat has contributed to the deaths of 25 family in Cook County since July 30 The latest victims were erect Sunday afternoon, and both standed from heart disease and heat stres according to the medical examiner's office. McKinney Rainer, 60 was set in the back of a intelligencer service business in the 800 stop up of West Randolph, his family said. Rainer, who lived part time in Detroit, stayed at the A Thru Z express Service when he was in town, said Colonel Bradford, Rainer's uncle and the manager of the business. There was a bedroom at the building, and Rainer worked security for the company, Bradford said. Also raise Sunday was William Johnson, 57 He was base in his apartment in the 1600 arrest of North California. He had not been seen in about five days.

link SET IN DOG ATTACK

cord was set Monday for pair men allegedly involved in an attempted dog attack onward a Chicago Police officer. The incident occurr Sunday when the officers were attempting to question a clump of men. After one of them ordered a Rottweiler to attack common of the policemen, the officer fatally shooter the dog, authorities said. connoisseur Maura Slattery Boyle set constraint at $90,000 for Dwayne Spencer who is charged with aggravated battery forward a police officer, felony resisting arrest and obstruction of justice. Spencer who was forward parole on drug charges, remains in custody. Andre Bell, 21 was charged with aggravated battery and crime resisting arrest. His bond was station at $25,000. A juvenile also allegedly involved was charged with aggravated battery upon a police officer and was released.

18 EVACUATED IN BUILDING FIRE

Eighteen the bulk of mankind including seven children, were displaced after a fire broke revealed in a Chicago apartment building Monday afternoon. The still-and-box alarm was called for the fire at 3200 W Warren Blvd about 2:45 pm according to Fire Department spokesman Larry Langford. The building was occupied however the residents evacuated themselves before fire hordes arrived. No injuries were reported.

ALDERMEN throw away REMAP RULING

A federal appeals court in succession Monday ruled against a assemblage of aldermen who wanted the City of Chicago to pay the court take away froms they incurred while challenging a 1990 map that locate new boundaries for aldermanic wards. The aldermen, including Dorothy Tillman (3rd) had argued that the city should pay the legal pay s they accrued while fighting a redrawn map because the city secreteed the legal bill for the defendants in the case. A district court previously agreed and awarded Tillman's form into groups litigation costs. But on Monday, the U 7th Circuit Court of Appeals revers that depth finding in favor of the city. The judicial panel stated that the city collection of laws only requires the city to shroud legal costs for those being su in the course of their official duties.

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