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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1973
Page
2
The document lists weekly menus for Morris Grace MCHS and other area schools. Dishes include sandwiches, hot dogs, tacos, fried chicken, fish cake, burgers, sloppy joes, pizza, turkey poor boy, and fish squares. Accompaniments are beans, potatoes, vegetables, fruits, desserts, bread, butter, and milk.
The list details daily meals for Monday through Friday with items like hot dogs, mock chicken, barbecue, chicken and noodles, fish, pizza burgers, beef and gravy, spaghetti, chili, baked ham and more. COAL CITY menus show additional items at G S M S and H S locations with pizzas, shells, and desserts, noting butter, milk, and fruit sides.
Lou Kepler, Lorain Journal Women's Editor, cites wife complaints about husbands in Dr George W Crane's column. Readers mock male uncooperativeness while urging wives to train sons, improve grooming, and demand compliments.
Miss Pamala Wilson reports her purse missing from Mike Craig's car parked at 929 East Jackson Street around 2 p.m. Saturday. The bag contained money identification cards and pictures. Patrolman Gerald Broderick notes the incident.
The Aztec capital Tenochtitlan, on the site of present day Mexico City, housed about 300000 residents in 1519, a larger population than contemporary London under Henry VIII.
A SIU professor analyzes the energy crisis highlighting near term hardship avoidance, calls for voluntary and statutory consumption limits, and urges long term solutions. He investigates refining capacity limits, oil dependence, and the impact of industry structure and tax policies on entry barriers and alternative energy development.
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