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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1969
Page
2
The Marshall Herald published Fridays from Marshall Illinois announces a $2.00 annual subscription local advertising at 35 cents per column inch and classified ads at 20 cents per line for three months.
Lawmakers from Chicago defeat the repeal bill this week while Down State votes for repeal. The article argues for strong arms and deterrence to prevent crime, urging citizens to defend themselves against robbery and murder.
House Ways and Means Committee weighs reform to curb tax free funding abuses by foundations while noting large assets and political spending. Also discusses police safety, arrest powers, and a Midwest JOBS program aiding 172000 job seekers through six employers and 1.4 million in federal support.
Local boards decide if a registrant is available for service while Armed Forces Examining Stations judge acceptability under Defense standards. To subscribe to the Selective Service publication, send $1 to the Superintendent of Documents in Washington DC. 20402 with a request for an annual subscription. The text notes two classifications for those not acceptable.
Illinois law requires bail for moving traffic violations with cash, license, or bond options. It outlines amounts for serious offenses and minor offenses, and details procedures for posting bail and returning it after case outcomes. Because of Cook county exclusions, some departures allow mail payments and officer notarized envelopes.
A newspaper notice highlights Discover America urging Americans to vacation within the United States citing fifty reasons. It touts American museums scenic wonders like the Grand Canyon Monument Valley Petrified Forest and Navajo rodeo as foreign travel alternatives.
The Illinois Audubon Society urges bluebird lovers to provide nesting sites away from cities using artificial houses built to bluebird specifications. Free plan sets and up to ten 3 by 5 cards are available from the Downers Grove regional office by writing to Bluebird Homes Illinois Audubon Society. Some bluebirds arrive by mid March.
The Illinois executive division operates under Governor Richard B. Ogilvie who directs 19 state departments and appoints code directors. The legislative branch includes a Senate led by President Pro Tem W Russell Arrington and a House led by Speaker Ralph T Smith. The judiciary is the Illinois Supreme Court with seven justices, Chief Justice Roy J Solfisburg Jr of Aurora currently serving, with a rotating Chief Justice every three years. The governor calls sessions, submits the state budget, signs measures, and can veto bills in whole or part, while also handling parole and pardon board selections and executive pardons.
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