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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1969
Page
5
The Morris Library announces new fiction titles including The French Lieutenant's Woman by John Fowles The Malady in Madeira by Ann Bridge and The White Man's Road by Benjamin Capps. Adult and children's hours are listed for weekdays and Saturday service.
Joliet Junior College Evening College will offer three agriculture courses in the spring. Farmers Short Course begins January 6 with weekly Tuesday meetings, $1 registration. Courses 223 and 260 start February 11 and February 5 respectively, each 16 weeks, 3 credits. Registration for 223 and 260 February 23, in-district tuition $21. Maynard Boudreau and Max Kuster are contacts.
In Hilary Millon's G od one he May by Hilary Millon May Reeman moves into a century-old church on ancestral ground to block a subdivision. She battles a developer with wit and resolve, and the tale unfolds as a warm humorous journey toward resilience and growth.
The list highlights The Longest Mile by Rena Gazaway, a vivid chronicle of Appalachian life in Kentucky. Also featured is The Poor Man's Guide to Antique Collecting by John Meban, a wallet friendly guide to low priced antiques. The Last Voyage of USS Pueblo by Ed Brandt presents crew perspectives on a political crisis. The Honeycomb by Adela Rogers St. Johns explores fifty years in journalism and personal balance.
Exams will be held at 8 30 a m in the William W Fox Children s Center Dwight on Jan 16 and then the second Friday of each month after January. Appointments must be made at least one week in advance by visiting the personnel office or calling 584 3347 extension 27. The Big Brother Movement began in New York City in 1904.
Oriental art objects valued at nearly 5 million dollars were turned over to the City of San Francisco from Avery Brundage's 40 million dollar collection. The donation follows 20 million already accepted and brings the display balance to be shown at the Young Museum in Golden Gate Park. The latest items include 90 pieces from Chinese Treasurers valued at 3,124,450 and 60 bronzes valued at 1,755,380.
Chicago reports the IRS plans to issue new withholding rates and tables for wages starting January 1, 1970. If the Tax Reform Act of 1969 becomes law, 4.5 million employers will receive the rates and tables as a 24 page supplement to Circular E, with a lower surcharge from 10 percent to 5 percent in the first half of the year.
The Internal Revenue Service announces a revised Circular FE with updated withholding rates and tables effective July 1. Employers are urged to implement the changes promptly and good faith efforts to comply will be treated as substantial compliance with the law.
A Birmingham youth, Larry Allen Hill, who refused induction on religious grounds received a two year sentence suspended under three years probation. He must work at a job approved by his probation officer that contributes to the national welfare. Hill said Jehovah's Witness beliefs opposed military service and he did not know he could apply for conscientious objector status.
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