Illinois New Driver's Law Takes Effect January First
Illinois adop ts a sweeping Driver's License Act with a nine year road test cycle for most drivers and a minimum age of 18 for standard licenses. The law eliminates chauffeur licenses, introduces three year renewals, and requires eye tests and traffic knowledge checks at re examination. Exceptions allow 16 and 17 year olds with approved driver education courses and hardship permits. under 18 licenses stay invalid during curfew.
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Ilinois
Ahicenses
Ilinois State Bar Association
Illinois
ISBA
Secretary of State
Brake light habits and signaling rules for safer driving
The passage warns drivers about constant brake lights from automatic transmissions and resting a foot on the brake. It urges using turn signals only when appropriate and stresses proper signaling to avoid confusion. It notes that brake lights alone warn others, and offers a free Rules of the Road booklet from Paul Powell in Springfield.
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Eversee
Trafic
Paul Powell
Springfield
Dennison Social Notes From Mrs. Russell Taylor
Rev and Mrs Richard Evans and Jennifer hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Witzell of Bloomington Illinois. J H Johns hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs David Bland Donnetta Maggie Bland Grace Mason and Richard Smith. Mabel Parsons and William of Marshall visited Nellie Cooper and Katherine Foster's family at Paris Hospital on Sunday afternoon.
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Richard Evans
Jennifer
Witzell
Bloomington
Illinois
J. H. Johns
David Bland
Donnetta
Maggie Bland
Grace Mason
Richard Smith
Mabel Parsons
William of Marshall
Nellie Cooper
Paris Hospital
Katherine Foster
Martha Taylor
Community notices and visits brighten weekend in Marshall
Pauline Scott and granddaughters Kelley and Denise of Terre Haute called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor Saturday evening. WSCS met at the church center for the annual turkey dinner and gift exchange. The Clark County planning commission discussion included maps for water sewer and future layouts with firms interviewed in St. Louis Carbondale and Indianapolis. People note police get attention in town without a theater.
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Pauline Scott
Kelley
Denise
Terre Haute
Russell Taylor
Don Kirby
Darwin
Wendel Keefer
Jack
Rosanna Fairgrief
Ralph Fairgrief
Charles Reasor
Peoria
Elmer Luth
Ben Maynard
Debra Welsh
Glen Lee
Bertha Lee
Nellie Liggett
Columbus
Indiana
J H. Johns
Orville Taylor
Jimmy Plew
West Terre Haute
Earl Kirby
Harold
Minter
Illinois
Augusta Holmes
Ws.c.s
Church Community Center
Albert Preiksas
Dorothy Yeley
E. O Jones
Lavenia Jones
Marshall
Cary White
Elbridge
Gust' Thompson
F P M White
P M. White
Kenneth Bridwell
Famility
Paris
General Planning & Resource Consultants of
St. Louis
Central States Planners
Carbondale
Schellie Associates
Indianapolis
County Planning Commission
Clark County Board of Supervisors
Planning Commission Met in Clark County Marshall December 3
The Clark County Planning Commission met in Marshall on December 3 to interview three planning consulting firms. The aim is a comprehensive county study for growth potential and needed improvements. Projects include county mapping, topography, land use, ownership categories, and infrastructure details.
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Clark County Planning Commission
Marshall
Clark County
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