Illinois to vote on 1968 Natural Resources Bond Act
Official publication announces proposed Natural Resources Development Bond Act authorizing up to 1 billion dollars in bonds for conservation recreation pollution control and water resources. It details issuance terms tax mechanisms and referendum to be decided by voters in November 1968 with a separate white ballot and required public notices.
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Natural Resources
Seventy-fifth
General Assembly
State of
Illinois
Natural Resources Development Bond
General Revenue Fund
Ilinois
Building Bond Board
Secretary of
Secretary of State
Springfield
Chicago
Treasur
Natural Resources Development Fund
United States
75Th General Assembly
State of Ilinois
State of Olinois
Board of Election Commissioners
Natural Resources Development Bond Act
State of Illinois
Paul Powell
William G. Clark
Seventy-fifth General Assembly
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Six New Classrooms Added To Channahon Grade School
Channahon Grade School adds a six room wing to reduce crowding with 75 new first graders increasing enrollment to about 460. The August 26 opening follows a August 23 teachers workshop. Two new teachers join the staff Marilyn Jenkins and Karen Clennon. The wing, built for tornado protection, alters classroom distribution and repairs to vandalized windows are planned before opening.
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Channahon Grade
Karen Clennon
College of St. Francis
Joliet
Galloway
Channahon
Channahon Methodist Church
Coal City H S Opens Year in Old School Building
Coal City High School begins its year in the original building as enrollment rises to 322, with 26 more students than last year. Plans for a new high school target fall 1970, while safety upgrades and staff changes accompany the start.
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Coal City H.S
Coal City GS Announces 1968 69 Enrollment Boom
Coal City Public Grade School will begin the 1968 69 year with over 600 students. To manage the large enrollment the remedial reading room and library will become a fifth grade classroom and 90 kindergartners will use space at the Coal City Methodist Church. Five new teachers join the faculty bringing total to 26. New fifth grade teachers include Miss Joan Berry Miss Roberta Gubelman and Mrs Theresa Smith. Other staffing additions include Miss Patricia Anderson and Timothy Mash. Opening day is August 26 with a half day and full day on August 27 Goose Lake Grade School begins same schedule for rural students.
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Coal City High School
Coal City Board of Education
Pete DiPaolo
DiPaolo
Donald Harness
la Porte
Indiana
Harness
Coal City
Joan Berry
Chicago
Illinois State University At Normal
Miss Berry
Roberta Gubelman
Miss Gubelman
Braidwood
Illinois State University
Theresa Smith
Smith
College of St. Francis
Joliet
Bourbonnis
South Wilmington
Patricia Anderson
Timothy Mash
Danville
Illinois
Mash
Eastern Illinois University
Americans Fear Big Government
Gallup Poll of 1,526 adults in 300 localities shows 46 percent view big government as the greatest threat, 26 percent name big labor, 12 percent cite big business, and 16 percent have no opinion. Democrats and Republicans share concern over federal power.
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Princeton
Gallup
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tokyo Eiffel Tower TV Tower Reflects 1958 Milestone
A TV tower in Tokyo built in 1958 resembles the Eiffel Tower and stands as the third largest man made structure in the world, marking a notable engineering achievement.
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Tokyo
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the General Assembly
Pure Waters Board
Natural Resources Development
New Channahon School
Herald
Norval Galloway
the Herald
Marilyn Jenkins
National Education College
Evanston
Vander Cook
Newark
Susan Owen
Goose Lake
Goose Lake School
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