Calendar notices for July meetings and events
Announcements list July gatherings with times and locations. National Catholic Society of Foresters picnic at Sinnissippi Park July 3 at 6:30 p.m. BP I Women’s Club picnic July 3 at Park. Newcomers coffee July 5 at Nims Park Rock Falls. Rock Falls Golden on Clu dessert luncheon. BP I Women’s Club of the YWCA attends Oliver July 14 at Timber Lake Playhouse. reserve by July 3 8:30 a.m. with Margret Falls at 626 1556.
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Angola foresters aim to plant 15 million trees this year
Forestry experts in Angola plan to plant fruit trees pine and eucalyptus at a rate of about 100,000 trees daily, targeting a total of 15 million by year end.
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Angola
CNS
Daily Horoscope Roundup July 1 1973 Highlights
A two day horoscope segment presents star sign guidance for Aries through Libra with advice on romance, work, and social balance. See notes on July 1 and July 2 1973 predicting mood, focus, and financial considerations for each sign.
Court rules railroad must pay Illinois use taxes on rolling stock
Illinois Attorney General William J. Scott announced Burlington Northern must pay 771 887 06 in use taxes and interest for rolling stock used entirely in Illinois. The Cook County Circuit Court held that tax applies even when stock is also used in interstate commerce, covering 34 double deck cars, containers, diesel engines, a Gulf Stream jet, and a crane. Another revenue win adds over 125 000 to state coffers, including 98 997 26 plus 1 percent interest from Time Inc for Illinois use taxes on newsprint rolls.
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Cook County
Burlington Northern Railroad
Raymond S. Sarnow
Burlington Northern
Burlington
U.S. Supreme Court
United
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Illinois Public Water Still Lacks Certified Operators
About 232 of 1,600 Illinois public water sources lack a certified operator in charge. EPA campaigns reduced unstaffed sites from 150 more earlier. One third show sanitary defects. most are fixable with low cost, says John Anderson. The state seeks stronger operator certification and enforcement, plus training programs reaching over 3,000 this year.
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Joan Muraro
Copley
Springfield
Illinois
John Anderson
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Menard Prison
Pere Marquette State Park
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United States
Erie Teen Laura Antosh Heads to Turkey for Summer AFS Program
Laura Antosh, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Antosh of RR 1 Erie, leaves Saturday for Istanbul under the American Field Service program. She will spend the summer with the Saruhanoglu family in Küçükçayali, speaks French, and plans to return August 29 after her senior year at Erie Community High School.
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Laura Antosh Erie
Laura Antosh
Leon Antosh
Erie
Nurettin Sarauhanoglu
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Istanbul
Turkey
American Field Service
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Raside
Upur
Saruhanoglu
Antosh
O’hara
New York
Erie Community High School
Marching Rockets Head for Crown Point and Milwaukee Parade
The Rock Falls High School Marching Rockets depart at noon Tuesday July 3 for Crown Point Indiana to compete in the Ruffles and Flourishes National Championship for Bands. They then travel to Milwaukee Wisconsin for Circus Day Parade and finish with a July 4 celebration in Northbrook Illinois before returning home late July 4.
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Northbrook
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