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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1978

Page

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Former Morris police investigator Robert Lynes retires from force

At Monday's Morris City Council meeting the former police investigator Robert Lynes announced his retirement from the Morris Police Department after a disability leave earlier this year. The Police Pension Board granted a medical retirement with two thirds pension pending written confirmation, with a replacement to be chosen by the Police Commission after an eligibility exam. Acting Police Chief Syd Reeve noted James Watson is next on the part-time list and must requalify by September 12, 1979. The meeting also covered bids for an old city grader, $600 toward Christmas decorations, a $15,000 grant process for canal work, and updates on traffic light maintenance by the Illinois Department of Transportation.

Morris Robert Lynes Morris Police Department Lynes Police Pension Board Delbert Noble Robert White John Popidinski Thomas Suddarth Gerald Broderick Judiciary Committee Floyd Siron Fire and Police Commission Syd Reeve James Watson Police Commission Reeve Grundy County Morris Community High School Robert Ciota VFW Donald Davidson Morris Area Leisure Services Morris Savings and Loan Association MALS Illinois Department of

Board rejects Creekside Acres subdivision in Grundy County

Grundy County Board denied the Creekside Acres preliminary plat a 12 to 6 vote noting it would conflict with the Pioneer Oaks denial. Developers are Gary Bounds and oy Jacobson. Discussion urged delaying subdivision in agricultural areas until policy is clarified.

Grundy County Board Creekside Acres Pioneer Rd Pioneer Oaks Nettle Creek Township Creekside Ac Gary Bounds Oy Jacobson George Brown Edwin Burnham Wallace Burroughs Margaret Campo Gordon Gunderson William Hamilton Charles McDonald Harry Melby Clarence Mosimann William Wallin Peter Baudino Willian Waters Perry Brooks Grundy County Lorraine Thorsen Thorsen Milton Carlson Carlson

Weather forecast and temperatures at Dresden Lock and Dam

Cloudy and windy conditions turn colder with a chance of snow flurries tonight and Wednesday. Highs near in the low 40s and lows in the upper teens to low 20s. At Dresden Lock and Dam Monday reached 34 with 25 low and 33 at 7 am. no precipitation. Downtown Morris reported 36 degrees at 9:52 am.

Dresden Lock and Dam Morris

Flood Threat Rises as Ohio River Flooding Expands

Rising Ohio River waters threaten Kentucky and Ohio as crews brace for the worst flooding in more than a decade. In Kentucky, Frankfort endures its worst flood in over 40 years with 15,368 evacuees and damages estimated above 100 million. Governor Carroll seeks federal disaster aid as rivers crest and shelters prep in Ohio and Kentucky communities.

Associated Press Ohio Kentucky Frankfort Julian Carroll Ohio River Cincinnati Louisville New Richmond Newtown Moscow Dayton Augusta Barbara Pinzka Red Cross Carroll Carter

Thompson vows to adjust Illinois pay raises to wage standards

Illinois Governor James R. Thompson promised to do everything possible to bring state official raises into line with administration guidelines after a call with Council on Wage and Price Stability chairman Alfred Kahn. The plan may allow the General Assembly to undo or alter the raises approved earlier, amid criticism of timing and adherence to wage rules.

Washington Illinois James R. Thompson Council On Wage and Price Stability Thompson Council Alfred Kahn Carter Joe Carter Kahn Illinois General Assembly General Assembly South Carolina

Illinois extends 1979 license plate deadline to February 28

Secretary of State Alan J. Dixon extended the display deadline for new 1979 license plates from December 31 to February 28 to accommodate state offices and financial institutions handling plate sales. He noted the extension up to the legal limit aims to ease motorists concerns about displaying plates by midnight and said next year’s plates remain valid for five years with annual sticker validation.

Springfield, Ill Alan J. Dixon Dixon Illinois

Will County workers strike after failed negotiations

About 350 Will County employees walked out in Joliet after unions Deputies Union Local and AFSCME balked at a pay offer. The dispute centers on an 8 percent demand versus a 3 percent proposal, affecting the sheriff's office, county nursing home, and highway department.

Highway Department Sheriff's Department

Transformer fire shuts down Dresden's Unit 3

A transformer fire early today at Commonwealth Edison Dresden Nuclear Power Station shut Unit 3. The unit’s main transformer outside the plant activated the deluge system as heat sparked the discharge. Fire crews had the blaze out by 5:30 a.m. and tests are ongoing to determine the cause. No customers were affected and a spare transformer is being hauled in to restore capacity, with Unit 3 expected to be offline for two to three weeks.

Commonwealth Edison Dresden Dan Demos Demos Coal City Edison Quad Cities

Ten more killed in Iran rioting in Isfahan

Isfahan saw renewed violence as soldiers fired on crowds killing at least ten and raising total deaths there to about twenty since rioting began Monday. Reports from security sources conflict with opposition claims of massacres. authorities report limited casualties and troops patrolling while curfews and demonstrations continued in Tehran and Isfahan.

Tehran Iran Isfahan Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Manuchehr Haydan Ayatullah Khomaini

Illinois lawmaker aims to cut or end $8000 pay raise

GALESBURG AP Rep Sam McGrew D Galesburg will introduce a bill Wednesday to reduce or abolish the $8,000 legislative pay raise calling it the worst misuse of public trust in Illinois history. He would also urge Gov Thompson to call a special session if needed.

Galesburg, Ill Sam McGrew Galesburg Illinois McGrew James R. Thompson Thompson

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