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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1973

Page

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Love Retires From Morris Post Office After 35 Years

Granville A. Love retires this Friday after 35 years with the Morris Post Office beginning in 1938. He served as city then rural carrier, noting rate changes and years of flood hardship on routes near the Illinois River. Love plans to move to Horseshoe Bend Arkansas in July with his wife Marjorie. they have two children and three grandchildren.

Granville A. Love Rte. 2 Morris Love Rte. 1 Herald Morris Post Office U.S. Navy Illinois River Rto. 1 Will County Dresden William V. Martin Horseshoe Bend Ark Masons Cedar Lodge No A.M

Morris Approves Park Referendum and Bond Plans

Morris voters will decide Feb 9 on purchasing the Borens property for a recreational park and approving a 240000 bond. The council also votes to buy two squad cars, install a police base radio, and fund downtown decorations with HUD funds and revenue sharing.

Provancal Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Third Ward Elmo Ray Younger Morris Anderson Borens Ray Christensen Fourth Ward James Gretencord Robert Gilbertson Judiciary Committee Greenway Pontiac Oldsmobile Chevrolet Tesdal Motors Wilson Chevrolet Gretencord del Linn Orm Motorola Electronics Co Elk Grove Village Robert White Radio Doctor Electronic Shop Federal Revenue Sharing Fund Grundy County Second Ward Donald Barkley Douglas St

Morris Daily Herald Thursday Afternoon Edition

The Thursday afternoon Morris Daily Herald issue presents local news briefs, market notices, and community updates for Morris and surrounding areas. Readers find happenings in town, upcoming events, and notices of interest to residents.

Richardson announces candidacy for LaSalle County judge

State's Attorney Robert E. Richardson of Ottawa announced his filing for the Democratic nomination for Resident Circuit Judge of LaSalle County in the 13th Judicial Circuit and will run only in LaSalle County. He noted his long service as prosecutor and his multiple bar admissions and honors.

Robert E. Richardson Ottawa LaSalle County 13Th Judicial Circuit Springfield Richardson LaSalle Starved Rock St. Columba Ottawa Township LaSalle-Peru Oglesby Junior College Illinois Valley Community College University of Notre Dame Illinois State’s Attorneys Association National District Attorneys Association Richard B. Ogilvie Illinois Law Enforcement Commission

Morris Mayor questions legality of unpaid parking meter ordinance

Morris Illinois December 27 1973 The mayor seeks clarification on a disputed July 23 1973 parking meter ordinance. City Attorney James Peacock says the original measure may be illegal for charging extra for late fines and that a signed copy was never produced. The council postpones action to study the issue.

Donald Davidson Sr Davidson James Peacock Peacock Morris Daily Herald

Weather Update for Dresden Island Locks and Dam Area

Partly cloudy tonight then increasing cloudiness Friday with mixed snow and rain. High in the 30s. Wednesday's high reached 37 and low 32 at Dresden Island Locks and Dam. Morning readings showed 32 degrees in Morris downtown and at 7 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. readings. Precipitation totaled .25 inches.

Dresden Island Morris

Ray claims he conspired to kill King MLK Jr

Nashville sources report James Earl Ray says he helped plot the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and attached a writ naming money givers to a court filing. Officials say no recent documents have reached federal court. Ray seeks transfer from state prison to a federal max facility and may represent himself.

Nashville, Tenn UPI Nashville James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Jr Wsm-Tv Ray King U.S. District Court Memphis Washington Bernard Finsterwald Finsterwald Mark Luttrell U.S. Bureau of Prisons Federal Court Clerk

Government sets up standby gasoline rationing plan

Washington officials announce a standby system allowing an average 35 gallons per month per person under color coupon rationing. The plan could start by March 1 if fuel conservation fails, with coupons distributed to drivers 18 and older and exchangeable on a limited market to curb black markets.

Washington UPI Federal Energy William E. Simon Simon Bureau of Printing and Engraving Federal Energy Office Federal Register Energy

Watergate named top news story of 1973 by American editors

UPI reports editors ranked Watergate disclosures as the year’s top story with broad impact. The energy crisis, Vietnam withdrawal and POWs, and the Agnew resignation were also prominent in the annual poll. European and Asian editors noted the October Middle East war’s prominence.

New York UPI United Press International Spiro T. Agnew U.S Vietnam Europe Latin America Asia Continents Lyndon B. Johnson Houston Tex Wounded Knee S.D Indochina Agnew China Supreme Court

Gas dealers and IRS clash over gasoline prices

Gasoline station operators and the Internal Revenue Service move toward a confrontation over pump prices after reports of price gouging during the Christmas weekend. Massachusetts dealers push for higher markups while many stations threaten to close, prompting IRS monitors to be deployed for the New Year holiday.

United Press International Internal Revenue Service IRS American Automobile Association Harold Murphy Bay State Gasoline Retailers Association Massachusetts Murphy Robert Jacobs Illinois and Indiana Gasoline Dealers Association New York City

Break-in at Coast-to-Coast Store in Morris

Morris police respond to a tip about a burglary at the Coast-to-Coast store 301 Liberty Street at 5 36 am. Officers and owner Bob Brown find a broken west window and items missing including a 12 inch Motorola color TV and a stereo multiplex with AM FM radio and eight track tape valued at 440 dollars. Investigation continues.

Morris Liberty St Bob Brown Motorola Morris Police

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