Victim of Sniper Plans Her Wedding in Texas
Janet Paulos 20 and Abdul Kashab 26 from Baghdad plan Aug 27 wedding at Dallas First Unitarian church after recovering from wounds in Austin shooting. Janet left hospital to manage arrangements and resume her senior year while Abdul finishes his chemistry doctorate. They expect to live in Austin briefly then Baghdad.
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Garland
Tex
Janet Paulos
Austin
Janet
Abdul Kashab
Baghdad
Iraq
University of Texas
Charles Whiteman
Dallas
First Unitarian Church
Abdul
Barns Destroyed in Milledgeville and Sterling Fires
Two barns burned Monday in Milledgeville area and near Sterling, blamed on spontaneous combustion. The Jennnings farm near Milledgeville and the Newton farm north of Sterling suffered the blazes, the third and fourth farm fires in the region in 10 days.
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Sterling, Tl
Milledgeville
Sterling
George Jennings
Jack Newton
Air Force pays Navy for bomb recovery off Spain
The Air Force paid 5.34 million dollars to the Navy for recovering a hydrogen bomb lost off Spain after a 2,500 foot deep search. The settlement covers equipment and out of pocket costs for the recovery by Oceans Systems Inc and deep-water submersibles, not standard naval salaries or operations. The incident followed a collision of a B52 and KC135 during a training flight, with Spanish fisherman Simo Orts credited as the hero for spotting the bomb.
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Washington
Air Force
Navy
Spain
Pentagon
Mediterranean Sea
U.S
Simo Orts
Angier Biddle Duke
Orts
United States
Oceans Systems Inc
Aluminaut
Traffic Court Fines for Brooks After Bedford Road Ticket
Larry D. Brooks 17 of Rte. 1 paid a 15 dollar fine plus 5 dollars court costs in magistrate court after a Aug. 11 ticket for driving too fast for conditions on Bedford Rd. Three other magistrate cases were continued: Mervin Hausken and Mike Prindiville to Aug. 19 and Richard L. Jacklich to Sept. 14.
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Larry D. Brooks
Rte. 1
Brooks
Bedford Rd
Mervin Hausken
Mike Prindiville
Richard L. Jacklich
Official Publication Notice of Proposed Illinois Constitutional Amendments
Public notice announces proposed amendments to the Illinois Constitution to be submitted on a separate blue ballot to Illinois electors for adoption or rejection at the General Election on November 8, 1966.
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Illinois
State of
Paul Powell
A.D
Senate
Seventy-fourth General Assembly
Capitol Building
Springfield
The
United States
Yale Chief Joins New England Conservatory President
Guenther Schuller of Yale University accepts the presidency at the New England Conservatory of Music amid a murky funding note. The report lists ship costs for Mizar 585000 Dutton 348000 and surveying others totaling about 2920000 with an unexplained balance around 2420000 labeled out of pocket expenses.
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Boston
Guenther Schuller
Yale University
New England Conservatory of Music
Mizar
Dutton
Illinois Article IX Revenue Amendment Text Summary
Long constitution amendment text outlining how the General Assembly may levy taxes on real and personal property, classify tangible and intangible property, authorize use taxes, restrict income taxes, and set indebtedness limits for counties and municipalities with provisions for exemptions and effective dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Cook County
Internal Revenue Code of
United States
County Officers Reelection Amendment Proposes Missouri Plan
Section 8 outlines elected county officers at the general election held after the first Monday in November. It lists County Clerk Suerlt and Coroner as elected in 1960s drafts, with Clerk of the Circuit Court election contingent on law. It states terms begin December after election, lasting four years, and notes Recorder of Deeds rules in larger counties. Article X will appear on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Suerlt
Minooka Public Schools Readies New Faculty for Fall
Minooka public schools prepare for opening on Aug 29 with returning staff in each grade and several new hires at both the grade and high school levels. Current faculty list includes principals, librarians, and subject teachers with gaps in first and third grades at the elementary level and social science and math coverage at the high school. Superintendent Rex A. Siron leads the district as new instructors join from German, physics, and French to English and home economics.
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Alva Olson
Lorene Satorius
Mary Talbot
Lavina Nelson
Barabara Hecathorne
Lola Rushton
Mary Lou Friant
Mary Gilbert
Opal Fannin
Beulah Davis
Betty Siron
Mary Flatness
Hugh Palmer
Charles Slykhuis
Jack Satorius
Ralph Brown
Arthur Juan
Donald Peterson
Walter Stubbs
Jane Hein
Carol Gagnon
Minooka High School
Charles Agney
Dave Decker
Susan Isham
Ronald Lehman
Hazel McEvilly
Lulu Toweler
Loretta McLaughlin
Walter Brooker
Robert Ribeour
James Winslow
Alton Mattingly
Robert Klack
Chris Peterson
Patricia Ritenour
Rex A. Siron
Minooka
Amendment lets county sheriffs and treasurers seek re election
Section eight outlines that county sheriffs and county treasurers may run for re election and succeed themselves, aligning their electoral method with other county officers. It also clarifies how circuit court clerks are elected or selected.
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Tensor
Morris Daily Herald
Daily Herald
E. Washington Morris, Ill
Cook
Mary Ann Collins
Lisbon-Seward
Nimble Fingers
Kendall County
Plattville
Todd Thornton
Wisconsin
Nicolet National Forest
Franklin Lake
Springfield, Illinois
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