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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1972

Page

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Morris Community High budget shows surplus and deficits

The Morris Community High School budget for 1972 73 projects a 34436 94 dollar surplus in the educational fund and a 5339 dollar deficit in the building fund. Income rises to 912674 57 in education while building income falls to 222914. Expenditures total 878237 63 in education and 228253 in building. A five cent life safety tax is proposed to cover the building deficit and an extension for life safety work until July 1 1973 is requested.

Morris Community High School Board of Education Grundy Area GAVC Harold Sutter Arthur Meadors Educational Service Region Grundy County Jack Santa Cruz Barbara Lovell William Stangland Richard Taylor Richard Schweighart Educational Fund Supt Sutter MCHS National School Board

Bremer diary central at Wallace assassination trial

A 114 page Bremer diary links to a plan against Nixon and Wallace. Defense counsel reads from the diary detailing Bremer as lonely and driven by a wish to gain importance through an assassination. Bremer faces 17 counts tied to the Wallace shooting with insanity defense.

Upper Marlboro, Md Nixon Arthur H. Bremer Alabama George C. Wallace Benjamin Lipsitz Lipsitz Bremer Wallace Laurel Ottawa Canada

Morris Public Library Board Meeting Sets New Members

The Morris Public Library board will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the staff room. Two new board members, Fred Schaefer and Carson Robinson, will be seated and committee appointments will be made.

The Morris Public Library Fred Schaefer Carson Robinson

Partly cloudy skies cool with mild temperatures ahead

Weather outlook calls for partly cloudy conditions and cooler nights with lows near 55 to 60. Friday should see highs in the low to mid 70s. Dresden Island Locks and Dam reported a Wednesday high of 82 and low of 65, with 7 am Thursday reading at 68.

Dresden Island Locks

Goodyear Blimp Shot at Milwaukee Airport

Police said five pistol shots fired at the Goodyear blimp America while parked at Timmerman Field caused no damage. Two young men, who drove to the edge of the airport, fired and fled, and officers are searching for them as the airship checked for harm before leaving Milwaukee.

Milwaukee America Timmerman Field Ennce

NI Gas Intervenor Granted in Aux Sable LNG Plant Fight

Northern Illinois Gas Co. won court approval to join as intervenor appellee in a Grundy County case over a proposed Aux Sable LNG plant. The Petrochemical Group and Illinois LP Gas Distributors Group appealed the Illinois Commerce Commission ruling and seek reversals and more public hearings.

Northern Illinois Gas Co Aux Sable Township Robert W. Malmquist Petrochemical Group Illinois LP Gas Distributors Group Grundy County Illinois Commerce Commission

Ogilvie Walker tax clash at Illinois farm groups

Gov Richard Ogilvie and Democrat Dan Walker spar over taxes at Illinois Agricultural Association meetings in Vandalia and Ottawa. Ogilvie links Walker to McGovern radical plans, while Walker denies eyeing any tax increase and contests the charge of a graduated tax. Both accuse the other of sidestepping real issues and misrepresenting positions.

Ottawa Ill Richard B. Ogilvie Daniel J. Walker Ogilvie Walker Illinois Agricultural Association George McGovern McGovern America Illinois Walker-McGovern Paul Simon The Agricultural Association Vandalia

McGovern Eyes Running Mate As Frontrunners Surface

George McGovern presses through caucuses and leaks as candidates swirl. Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie top a growing list while Lawrence O'Brien Frank Church and Edward Kennedy draw comment. McGovern vows careful, unhurried choice after Friday announcement.

Washington George McGovern New Politics Frank Mankiewicz McGovern Hubert H. Humphrey Hubert Muskie Edmund S. Muskie Maine Missouri Thomas F. Eagleton Lyndon B. Johnson Minnesota Humphrey Democratic National Committee Lawrence F. O'Brien Idaho Frank Church Boston Kevin White Peace Corps R. Sargent Shriver Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Kennedy

Lindberg lawn party in Dwight for state comptroller bid

Republican George W. Lindberg of Crystal Lake will headline a Lawn party in Dwight hosted by Livingston County Citizens for Lindberg Committee. Jim Oughton chairs the event on Sunday from 3 to 6 PM at Oughton’s Lodge to raise funds, with a $10 per person donation and Laura Hyde as featured vocalist. Lindberg, a 40 year old third term legislator, championed the Ethics Act and seeks the new comptroller post created by the 1970 constitution.

George W. Lindberg Crystal Lake Dwight Livingston County Citizens For Lindberg Committee Jim Oughton South St Prairie Ave Livingston County Committee Lindberg General Assembly Illinois Oughton Laura Hyde Illinois House Henry J. Hyde Chicago Linda

Panther lawyer refuses to answer at special hearing

In Chicago a Black Panther attorney defies a judge by refusing to answer questions at a New Evidence hearing tied to the Ed Hanrahan case. The session seeks authenticated survivor statements about the 1969 West Side raid that killed Hampton and Clark. The defense argues the statements show lies to a grand jury. Hanrahan is charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice.

Chicago State West Side Panther Fred Hampton Mark Clark Hanrahan Donald Stang Louis Truelock Truelock

Suspects in Lagos mob killing reported by newspapers

Three men suspected of kidnapping were stoned to death in Lagos as police urged restraint. Reports describe stones and bottles used by an angry crowd and note a slave camp for abducted children uncovered in the state. Police increased patrols after a rash of attempted kidnappings and arrests.

Lagos Nigeria Aen

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