Wallace advances in independent living at Spain Center
Doctors say Governor George C. Wallace is ahead of schedule in his spinal injury rehabilitation at the Spain Rehabilitation Center in Birmingham. Therapies mirror postwar methods and emphasize independence with daily self care, occupational and physical therapy, and gradual return to public life with his wife Cornelia nearby.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
George H. Traugh
Spain
Wallace
Laurel
Traugh
Cornelia
Judith Cantey
Executive Mansion
Capitol
Montgomery
Tra
Spain Center
Bev Ritch
Illinois delegates battle seating at Democratic caucus
Attorneys for six of 59 challenged Illinois delegates asked the state Supreme Court to stay a Circuit Court ruling barring their seating at the Democratic caucus in Chicago. The direct appeal seeks immediate relief ahead of Saturday's state caucus proceedings.
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Chicago
Illinois
State Supreme Court
High Court
Richard J. Daley
Democratic National Committee
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Jesse Jackson
William Singer
Daley
Robert L. Tucker
Jackson
Blaze encircled Big Sur blaze aids with U2 photos
In Big Sur California a 1500 strong firefighting force works to surround a wildfire now covering about 4100 acres. Fog and light winds aid containment efforts as planes and helicopters drop retardants while a U2 reconnaissance plane provides mapping data. Six firefighters are injured including one seriously after a 200 foot fall.
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Big Sur
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
JJC summer session ends with 1800 enrollments
More than 1,800 area residents enrolled in about 200 courses at Joliet Junior College. The eight week session ends today and classes resume September 8 with final registration September 6. The Learning Resource Center closes Aug. 7 to Sept. 8. Cafeteria hours are 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Administrative offices stay open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Joliet Junior College
Maynard Boudreau
Community Services
JJC
Meister Brau debt meeting in Chicago on bankruptcy
Federal bankruptcy referee set a creditors meeting for Meister Brau Inc to discuss paying its multimillion-dollar debts. Meister Brau filed Chapter 11 after selling brand names and a San Francisco brewery to Falstaff Brewing, while creditors seek a plan and a possible higher asset value.
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Chicago
Meister Brau Inc
Meister Brau
Miller Brewing Co
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Falstaff Brewing Co
St. Louis
James W. Howard
Falstaff
U.S
Bill boosts GI school benefits for veterans
The Senate approved a measure by 89 to 0 to raise GI Bill school benefits by 43 percent, surpassing Nixon administration requests. If reconciled with the House, a veteran in college or vocational school would receive 250 dollars monthly, up from 175 dollars.
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Washington
Senate
House
House-Senate
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Jaye Ann Berquist
Wauponsee St
Allerton Park
University of Illinois Conference
Monticello
U. of I. Division of University Extension
Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs
Bergquist
Morris Junior Woman’s Club
Democaucus
Circle Big Sur Blaze
Grundy County
Wendell C. Brady
Cliff's Cab
Edward Pfaff
Brady
Associates Capital Services Corp
Pfaff
Kindelspire
Auto Supply, Inc
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Rauma
Finland
Las Vegas
PEG
Joliet
Clinton
the Hideaway
Liberty Morris
Seafood
Clams Casino
Rockefeller
Newberg
Alaska
Morris
Meister Brau Debt Meeting
Bernard M. Decker
U.S. District Court
Liberty St
Tut Value
ROW Ars
Matteson
True Value Hardware
St. Broadwey
Coal City
Cannon
Grundy
FDIC
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