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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1968

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Testimony at Grundy zoning hearing on Aux Sable trailer park plan

About 75 people attended the Grundy County Zoning Commission hearing at Minooka Village Hall to weigh the proposed R-III zoning for Aux Sable Township. Testimony from around 20 residents largely opposed the plan, which would permit trailer coach parks. Minooka threatened to vacate its ordinance while Aux Sable residents urged full consideration.

Aux Sable Leonard Boss Commission David Root Boss Minooka Root Samuel Saxon Saxon Zoning Board of Appeals Will County Sam Rex Siron James Stirnaman Rte. 2 Arthur Hammel Joliet Treasure Island Robert Sproull Shady Oaks Bill Cox Hammel Circuit Court

Illinois revenue director Jones indicted for tax evasion

Theodore A. Jones, 56, of Chicago and Illinois revenue director, faces a federal grand jury indictment for evading taxes on 16 787 over four years. The charges involve unreported income from mortgage brokers and director fees for 1962 to 1965 and 1965, with a 1967 start in the revenue post. He could face up to three years and a 5 000 fine per count if convicted.

Chicago Theodore A. Jones Illinois State Revenue Jones Certified Public Accountant Firm of Public Accountants U.S. Atty Thomas A. Foran Edwin A. Robson U.S. District Court Otto Kerner Illinois Supreme Life Insurance Co. of America Bureau of the Budget Illinois Pardon and Parole Board Illinois Public Aid Commission Midwest University of Illinois

No Morris Daily Herald on Wednesday New Year's Day

The Morris Daily Herald will not publish on Wednesday January 1 and will resume publication on Thursday January 2.

Morris Daily Herald

Berserk Man Stabs Seneca Fireman

A 32-year-old Seneca man, David Buck, was jailed awaiting a sanity hearing after allegedly going berserk and stabbing a Seneca volunteer fireman, Faye Hollenbeck, near the temple with a 14-inch butcher knife during Monday’s incident. Buck chased ambulance attendants, hurled furniture and a Christmas tree, then hid in a crawl space before deputies used tear gas to capture him. Hollenbeck underwent surgery at Ottawa Hospital. Buck, previously employed at a Joliet plant, was described as mild and reliable by officials.

David Buck Wier St la Salle County Ottawa Faye Hollenbeck N. Main St Ryburn Memorial Hospital Wayne Hess Buck Fire Department Hollenbeck LaSalle County Joliet

Frigid New Year Forecast From Collins Weather Station

Collins Weather Station logged a record cold night with a low of 10 below zero after a high of 33. Today is expected to reach five below with sun and clouds, and in Morris downtown it was eight below at 10 30 a m. Tonight’s low drops to 15 below as west to northwest winds blow 15 to 30 mph. Snow flurries are possible New Year's Eve and Day.

Collins Weather Station Downe Morris

Morris Daily Herald Special Progress: 1968 Year in Review

The Morris Daily Herald presents a year end progress edition highlighting Grundy County growth in 1968. Sponsors include 75 businesses and industries aided by editorial outreach. The piece links industrial development to economic momentum and compares 1968 to Morris area progress noted in 1888.

Morris Daily Herald Morris Herald Grundy County

Illinois Plans 3.4 Million for Road Projects

Gov. Shapiro announced Illinois 1969 road program the largest in state history with 3 408 000 for local work and 348 400 000 statewide. Projects include a 9 mile U S 6 stretch from 47 to Grundy Will line, widening Amex area, bridge work on Illinois 53 near Grundy County, I 55 shoulder repairs near Gardner, I 80 north of LaSalle fixes, rest area upgrades and water test wells to modernize rest stops.

Illinois Samuel H. Shapiro U.S. 6 Illinois 47 Grundy - Will County Amax Aluminum Co Illinois 53 Grundy County Mazon River Gardner Fene LaSalle Will-Grundy County Minooka

Car Skids Into Truck on I-80 Near I-55

Icy pavement caused a collision on Interstate 80 three miles west of Interstate 55 at 7 50 p m. A car driven by Hugh Jackson 32 of Ventura California skidded while passing a semi driven by Clarence Cattaneo 61 of LaSalle Cattaneo braked and the truck hit the car sending both into the median. Jackson and his two sons Gregory 3 and Jeffrey 6 were treated and released at Morris Hospital. Cattaneo was not injured. Trooper Andrews investigated.

Hugh Jackson Ventura Calif Clarence Cattaneo LaSalle Jackson Cattaneo Gregory Jeffrey Morris Hospital Andrews

Yale Contest Winners Announced

Results of the annual Christmas Home Decorating contest sponsored by the Morris Regional Chamber of Commerce were announced today. Nolan Kaldheim won first prize of 50 dollars for Christmas Eve with Santa, with Steve Tibbits taking 25 dollars for Happy Holidays and Joseph Corsello earning 15 dollars for Season's Greetings. Fourth place went to Keith Rogers for Peace on Earth. Four additional entries received honorable mentions among 28 total entries, up from last year but below 32 in 1967. judging considered display effectiveness, originality, and imagination.

YALE Nolan Kaldheim Black St Morris Regional Chamber of Commerce Santa Steve Tibbits Rte. 2 Joseph Corsello Meadows Circle Keith Rogers Maple Drive John Bedson Morris

Film Too Smutty Stirs City Debate in Minneapolis

Citi zens for Youth Protection in Minneapolis says the film Target Smut is too smutty for local audiences after showing it twice. The Los Angeles clean-literature group provided the film for review and the decision followed.

Minneapolis

Morris Public Library Trustees to discuss building bond referendum

Trustees to meet at Morris Public Library to consider a resolution approving a building bond referendum. The regular meeting starts 8 p.m. Monday in the children's room, with discussion on financing and library expansion.

The Morris Public Library

Pueblo Crew Tells Tales On Beatings

San Diego AP report cites two USS Pueblo sailors describing intensified beatings after captors learned a photograph showed prisoners in good health. Charles Law Jr. and Lee Hayes spoke at a Navy hospital as Cmdr Bucher’s prior accounts were echoed.

San Diego Calif Uss Pueblo U.S Charles Benton Law Jr Lee Roy Hayes Re Pueblo Law Hayes Navy United States Pueblo Cmdr Lloyd M. Bucher San Diego Naval Hospital Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford Secretary of Navy Paul Ignatius North Korea Richard B. Russell D-Ga Winder Russell Senate Armed Services Committee Atlanta WSB

Bitter cold grips area as wind slows tonight

The Illinois Weather Bureau warns of 15 to 30 mph west to northwest winds diminishing late tonight with temperatures around 15 below zero. Highs near five below, with 10 below record at Collins station last night. A Grundy County resident is reported seriously ill from the cold.

Recover Checks In Car Robbery Near Boston

Virtually all of the $500,000 taken in Saturday night’s armored car robbery in Boston was recovered today in a wooded area of Quincy. Police reported the find included checks money boxes money bags two suitcases and two trunks. About $300,000 was in checks and most were non negotiable.

Quincy Mass Boston

Parson Burned While Thawing Pipes At Nazarene Parsonage

Firefighters were summoned at 8 30 a m to the Nazarene parsonage in Hatcher's Woods where Rev Merle M Bright 110 Briar Lane was using a blow torch to thaw pipes causing insulation to ignite He was treated at Morris Hospital for burns on his hand The blaze was already out when the department arrived

Morris Fire Department Nazarene Parsonage Hatcher’s Woods Merle M. Bright Briar Lane Morris Hospital

No Withdrawals Reported in Morris City Primary

Morris City Clerk Donald Cain reported that no candidates have withdrawn petitions for the city primary. He noted the withdrawal deadline is Thursday.

Morris City Donald Cainley

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