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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
2
The Marshall Herald lists editor Carlos Stewart and office at 124 S South Street Marshall Illinois 62441. Published weekly on Fridays with subscription at 2.00 per year and local advertising 35c per column inch. Classified ads priced at 20c a line and three month subscriptions are not offered.
A measure advancing from the Illinois House to the Senate proposes random highway vehicle inspections for all motor vehicles, with immediate repair or stoppage for obvious hazards. The plan, sponsored by Representative Robert Craig, would amend the Illinois Vehicle Code and be administered by the Vehicle Inspection Board with State Police and the secretary of state's investigators.
A public discussion explains how percentage depletion works for oil producers as a tax allowance to preserve capital for future exploration. It argues that reducing or ending depletion would raise taxes on oil and reduce investment, risking lower supplies and higher prices, harming revenues overall.
The article discusses the pharmaceutical industry’s heavy investment in research and facilities, citing $521 million spent on R&D in 1968 and additional funds for buildings. It notes the around the clock work by several firms to produce a Hong Kong flu vaccine, with a ten week minimum to deliver the first shots, stressing the industry as an unsung health guardian.
Mrs. Flossie Kenderdine sustained severe burns to feet and legs on Friday May 23 when a pan of hot water caused the accident. June Kenderdine, Miss or Mrs., Melrose sources report the incident.
A three year study from Institute sciences finds early tutoring can raise the IQ of culturally deprived infants. In Washington DC, 60 boys aged 15 to 36 months were split into tutoring and non tutoring groups with daily sessions by college graduates. After nine months the tutored group averaged 106 IQ versus 89 in the control group. Plans include nursery school enrollment to study long term effects.
Zion unit met May 27 at Mrs. Freda Tingley home. Mary Lon Wernz chaired. reports read by Carolyn Robinson inclosed secretary and treasurer. Ten members and two guests attended. new member Lois Johnson welcomed.
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