Arlene Bitely honored as Garvey District names school
The Garvey School District in Rosemead California named a new school the Arlene Bitely School in her honor. Mrs Walter Bitely a Morris High School graduate resides in Monterey Park and serves as Garvey board president. Her long service includes PTA leadership and 17 years on the district board with extensive community roles.
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Monterey Park
Calif
Board of Education
Garvey
Arlene Bitely
Walter Bitely
Knute Mathisen
Osmanson Apartments
Mr. Mathisen
Morris Community High School
Bitely
Monterey Park Califor
Nian
Morris Daily Herald
Eldridge N. Rice
Rosemead
PTA
West
Arlene M. Bitely
Alhambra City and High
Citizen’s Council On Education
Garvey School District
California School Boards Association
Girl Scout Council
Job
Eight Incumbent County Supervisors Win Party Caucuses
Eight incumbents with terms expiring in April were renominated at GOP and Democratic caucuses led by Sidney Carr. The slate includes seven Republicans and one Democrat, with Carr seeking a seventh supervisor term and various candidates named for road and highway commissioner posts. Voters held caucuses from 4:30 to 9 p.m. in multiple towns, with counts reported for Carr, Henderson, and others.
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Sidney Carr
Board of Supervisors
Walter Watchinski
GOP
Wauponsee Township
Carr
Watchinski
Wauponsee Town Hall
Ken Hunt
Hunt
Thomas Barry
Harry Henderson
Mazon Township
Henderson
Kenneth Benson
Ray Hutchings
Morris Township
Hutchings
Grundy County
Tom Coveny
William Beem
Saratoga
Saratoga Township
Town Hall
Mazon
Ronald Hansen
John Wennerstrom
Ross Johnson
William Wallin
Kenneth Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Daniel Zilm
Alvin Burkhart
Goodfarm Township
Reuel Hoffman
Burkhart
Donald Noonan
Neeleen R. Ness
Sandy Hendrickson
Ness
Nettle Creek
Harry Hendrickson
Nettle Creek Township
Hendrickson
Norman Township
Parker Davis
William Glenney
Glenney
Greenfield Peter A. Cacello
Morris Census Sees Population Dip in 1970 Counts
Official 1970 census shows Morris at 8,194 residents, down from 17,935 in 1960, with Grundy County up to 26,535 from 22,350. Townships Aux Sable, Saratoga, Wauponsee and Braceville lead gains. Morris, Nettle Creek, Goodfarm and Maine show declines. Distribution details include Minooka, Diamond, Coal City with notable increases and Godley split between Grundy and Will counties.
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Morris
U. S. Bureau of Census
Grundy County
Erienna
Saratoga
Eugene Flynn
Chicago
New York
Illinois
Flynn
Washington, D.C
Aux Sable
Wauponsee
Braceville
Minooka
Felix
Goose Lake
Garfield
Brienna
Mazon
Greenfield
Nettle Creek
Goodfarm
Maine
Highland
Norman
Vienna
Diamond
Coal City
Gardner
Eileen
South Wilmington
Braceville Township
Felix Township
Carbon Hill
Central City
Kinsman
East Brooklyn
Verona
Godley
Will County
Weather outlook with mixed precipitation and temperature swings
Forecast calls for intermittent light snow this morning turning to sleet or freezing drizzle this afternoon. High near 30 with a low around 28 tonight. Snow or rain likely tonight and again Thursday with highs in the 30s. Dresden Island Locks and Dam records show a -8 to 21 degree 24 hour range. Downtown Morris readings reached 99 at 7 am and 21 at 10:30 am.
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Dresden Island Locks and Dam
Morris
Truman Walks to House Unassisted After Hospital Stay
Former President Harry S. Truman walked unassisted from his rear driveway to his home in Independence Missouri after a 13 day stay at Research Hospital in Kansas City. He was hospitalized January 21 for diverticulitis and his physician said he was in very good health. Bess Truman accompanied him home with Secret Service agents nearby.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Wallace Graham
Truman
Bess
Secret Service
Missing Defendants Fails to Appear Spark Bail Forfeitures
Jody Adrian Flippin and Patricia posted more money and were released after their accomplice did not appear for trial. Bench warrants issued for Donald Mack Flippin and three others who skipped court. Wintjen brothers and William Cromwell also unapprehended. Bail bonds forfeited. 30 days to surrender or grand jury indictments possible.
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Jody Adrian Flippin
Patricia
Donald Mack Flippin
Flippin
Shady Oaks
Russell Nelson
Lloyd Wintten
Larry Wintjen
St. Charles
William Cromwell
Coal City
Leonard Hoffman
Wintjens
Cromwell
Wintjen Brothers
Winttens
Richard Wilder
Hoffman Resigns Bank Post After 16 Years on Board
The First National Bank of Dwight announces director Hoffman's resignation at the Jan 26 annual meeting. The board size drops from nine to eight as Judge Hoffman steps down to comply with new law. R C Oughton re elected president. 1970 results show assets up 15 percent and deposits up 15 percent.
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Leonard Hoffman
First National Bank of Dwight
Hoffman
C. J. Ahern Jr
Leonard Hoffman III
T. M. Damgard
Clare R. McNamara
James H. Oughton Jr
Richard C. Oughton
John H. Gardner
Peter D. Scully
R C. Oughton
Gardner
Ahern
Ralph Sodini
Velda T. Erickson
Dale Stinton
First National Bank of
Dwight
Suburban Joliet Woman Dies After Crossing Street
Joliet Illinois Mary Piazzia a 66 year old suburban resident died Tuesday from injuries after being struck by a small van driven by 45 year old Peter Blonkovich of Joliet who was not cited. The incident occurred while Piazzia attempted to cross a downtown street.
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Joliet, Ill
Joliet
Mary Piazzia
Peter Blonkovich
Joliet Mayor Reveals Net Worth and Disclosure Push
Joliet mayor Maurice Berlinsky released a net worth of 240916 dollars and urged all Joliet officials to disclose. He provided income tax records from 1963 to 1969 showing earnings from a scrap metal business and mayoral pay plus other assets.
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Joliet, Ill
Maurice Berlinsky
Joliet
Berlinsky
James D’amico
Joliet Corporation Counsel
Snicker A Day Opinion on Economic Strain and Style
A light yet pointed column argues that rising prices and taxes push Americans to keep up appearances by staying neat and pressed. The piece frames personal presentation as a practical response to financial pressure.
Northwestern Loses Tax Exemption in Chicago
A Circuit Court judge ruled Northwestern University's real estate tax exemption on downtown Chicago property unconstitutional. Judge Helen Mc Gillicuddy found the exemption violated equal protection, potentially altering its 1855 charter and taxing all income-producing university property. State's Attorney hailed it as a major legal challenge to the exemption.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Helen McGillicuddy
Northwestern
McGillicuddy
Atty
Edward V. Hanrahan
Abnormal Apollo 14 Battery Reading Sparks Flight Crew Review
Ground control recorded a 37 volt reading on one ascent stage battery with a second at 36.7 volts amid a sleep period before moon orbit. Officials considered waking astronauts Shepard and Mitchell to retest, fearing a faulty instrument rather than battery fault.
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Alan B. Shepard Jr
Edgar D. Mitchell
Moon
Stuart A. Roosa
Shepard
Mitchell
Cape Kennedy
Allel
Mission Control
U S Ships In Air Support for Cambodian Drive
South Vietnamese forces launched a new cross border drive into Cambodia with full United States air support to crush base camps and sanctuaries. U S helicopters medical evacuation and logistics aid 10 000 Sai gon troops with 2 500 fresh troops. No U S ground troops participate. The operation follows border incursions last May and June and aims to ensure a safe withdrawal of U S troops. Air strikes also hit enemy convoys in Laos as fighting continues in northern South Vietnam.
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Saigon
Cambodia
U.S
United States
Do Cao Tri
South
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Fourteen Leave for Induction from Grundy County
Fourteen men left Grundy County for induction into the armed forces at the Chicago examining station. The Morris Daily Herald notes this is the largest August induction total since 1969. Names include Harold V Olson Jr James A Wren Ronald D Clavey Stephen C Chamberlain Thomas L Connolly Bruce O Davis Curtis G Bybee Ernie J Valerio William J Boresi Jr Michael A Knop Scott R Johnson Don E Benson Stephen L Meister and David L Reynolds. Sixteen men were warded for physical examinations.
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Grundy County
Armed Forces
Chicago
Bernyce Heggen
Selective Service
Morris Daily Herald
Harold V. Olson Jr
James A. Wren
Ronald D. Clavey
Stephen C. Chamberlain
Thomas L. Connolly
Bruce O,. Davis
Curtis G. Bybee
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