Counties Certified for Brucellosis Eradication Plan
Springfield Ill three more counties Iroquois Monroe and Montgomery certified to operate the abortion and slaughter plan for brucellosis eradication The plan provides federal and state indemnities to owners of infected cattle slaughtered Survey shows less than three percent of dairy cattle over four months old are infected
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Springfield
Ill
Iroquois
Monroe
Montgomery
State Agriculure Department
Stevenson Warns U S Must Balance Freedom and Security
Adlai E. Stevenson told the American Civil Liberties Union that the nation must catch up in technology without trampling on freedom. He warned against a false choice between freedom and survival and urged policies that defend the Bill of Rights while boosting global democracy and aid.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
American Civil Liberties Union
Aid
Andidate
U. S
NATO
Paris
United States
Mazon Notes Plans Dance and Lodge Officers
The Mazon M V K chapter and F H A held a meeting in the high school home economics room where each member received a copy of the association constitution. A Christmas dance planned with the G A A was set for December 21 from 8 to 11 p m with Music by the Rhythm Boys. Officers of the Mazon lodge A F and M were elected including Hosea Johnson as worshipful master, with Kenneth Pfeifer Wilford Leach Marvin Pfeifer and Jurnette DeGrush among others. A turkey dinner followed at the Carrie Campbell Past Matrons club gathering hosted by Mrs. Gilbert Gantzert and Mrs. Donald Misener.
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F.H.A
Associaton
G.A.A
Rhythm Boys
Mazon Lodge
Hosea Johnson
Kenneth Pfeifer
Wilford Leach
Marvin Pfeifer
Jurnette DeGrush
Carrie Campbell
Earl Davies
Gilbert Gantzert
Donald Misener
Gor Lon Hough
Lyle Small
A. Granby
Robert Davies
Chilli ‘Othe
Religious Freedom stamp honors 1657 flushing remonstrance
A three cent stamp commemorates religious freedom and the Flushing Remonstrance of 1657. It goes on sale in Flushing, Long Island, N Y on December 27. The design features a Bible a hat and a quill symbolizing truth and speech crafted by Robert Geissman of New York City.
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America
Flushing
Illinois Power seeks 6 percent rate hike in Illinois
Illinois Power Co asked the Illinois Commerce Commission for authority to raise electric rates by 4.24 million dollars a year, about 6.68 percent, with hearings likely before the change can take effect. The company also seeks a further 1.12 million dollar annual boost in southern and northern Illinois. Domestic, commercial, and industrial customers would face higher charges, with small users paying about 33 cents more per month for 100 to 200 kilowatt hours and 1.68 dollars more for 500 kilowatt hours.
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Springfield
Ilinoi Power Co
Illnis Commerce Commission
Commission
Sai
Illinois Power
Illinois
Body of Unidentified Man Found in Edwards County Woods
Two hunters Wyatt Richmond and Frank Browning found a man’s body in woods near Ellery Edwards County Sun lay Coroner Don Reed said the man about 5 feet 6 inches and 65 had no identification and only seven cents in his pockets Sheriff Lynn Blood said there was no foul play and no identification the body had been dead several days Also mentions a furnace in Torrance California and a classified ads note.
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Ellery, Ill
Wyatt Richmond
West Frankfort
Frank Browning
Orill
Edwards County
Sunlay
Don Reed
Reed
Lynn Blood
Too Many Farmers Core Of Farm Problem
Washington hearing on farm pressures cites excess human effort in farming as the root cause. Senator Sparkman chairs the committee as economists like Theodore W. Schultz of the University of Chicago push back against focus on land, exports, or investment. They warn legislative gadgets won’t prevent surpluses.
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Washington
Congress
Senate House
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Theodore W. Schultz
University of Chicago Economics Department
Schultz
U. S
Wife of Wabash Railroad Head Dies Unexpectedly
Mrs. Arthur K Atkinson wife of the Wabash Railroad president died unexpectedly at her St Louis home on Monday at age 67 She was a former president of the Memorial Home of St Louis and is survived by her husband a son Arthur K Atkinson Jr of Creve Coeur and two granddaughters
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ST. Louis
Arthur K Atkinson
Wabash Railroad
Joint Budget Adopted by Presbyterian Churches for Overseas Work
The Presbyterian Church U S A and the United Presbyterian Church plan a united mission budget for 1988 totaling 11 366 000 dollars. The move forms one church body by May and targets overseas programs and outreach.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
United Presbyterian Church
Farm Decline Note Underscores Heartland Struggles
A historical excerpt discusses cotton farming underpricing and broader economic malaise. It notes earnings lag behind similar labor in other sectors and highlights a continued exodus of farm workers from rural areas.
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Osteopath
Albert Troseth
D. O
Liberty Phone
Philco
R.C.A
General Electric Zenith
XL Radio
Reeves Funeral Home
Morris, Illinois
Washington St
Atwa Casualty Eeebate
Aetna
ONO Surety CO. Nettet
The
Leach Agency
Liberty Worris
Hlinois
Panish Music Store
West Washington
Adlai
Mazon
Fleers
Morris Daily Herald
Reigious
Hyreenom
Torrance
Calif
Wabash
Atta
Dask
Lassers Furniture CO
East
Morris, Ete Sy
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