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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1974

Page

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Violence spurs truckers strike after tentative Washington agreement

The independent truckers strike widens with dynamite blasts on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and a Texas shooting of a nonstriking driver. In Washington a tentative pact was reached but leaders split on accepting terms. Executives warn food shortages may follow as violence spreads to at least 40 states.

Helen Dayton United Press International Pennsylvania Texas Washington J.W Edwards Overland Park, Kan Independent Drivers of America Ltd Robert Blindauer Mobile Ala Somerset

Ford backs Nixon defiance over impeachment subpoenas

Vice President Ford said Nixon could ignore a House Judiciary subpoena if the inquiry "goes off in 10 different directions," while Rep. Rodino argued refusal could be an impeachable offense. The House voted 410 to 4 to authorize the impeachment inquiry and set broad subpoena powers.

Washington UPI Gerald R. Ford Nixon House Judiciary Committee Ford Peter W. Rodine Jr D-N.j House Committee House Rodino House of Representatives Richard M. Nixon United States of America

Weather Brief Fair and Cold Tonight

Tonight will be fair and cold with lows in the lower teens. Friday brings partly sunny skies and highs in the 20s. The extended forecast calls for partly cloudy and warmer weather Saturday through Monday. Wednesday's high reached 26 and low 18 at Dresden Island Locks. Early morning readings were 19 at 7a.m. and 21 in Morris at 10 a.m. Precipitation totaled .18 inches.

Dresden Island Locks Morris

Illinois Supreme Court Delays Absentee Ballot Distribution

The Illinois Supreme Court ordered local election officials to withhold issuing absentee ballots until it rules on a suit challenging the state Board of Elections authority. Madison County Judge William E Johnson filed the suit, arguing judges should run for specific vacancies rather than at large. The delay marks the third postponement this year amid ongoing disputes over ballot placement methods and petition challenges.

Springfield UPI Illinois Supreme Court State Board of Elections Madison County William E. Johnson

Travel notes from Kendall County couples in Hawaii and Bahamas

Several Kendall County couples shared vacation highlights from Hawaii and the Bahamas. Mr and Mrs Raymond Heap returned from a 15 day Hawaii trip including the Volcano Mauna Loa eruption and the Hawaiian Open tournament. A Bahama Islands four day trip included Mrs Ellis Jones and husband. Prices for hamburger and coffee reached six dollars. meals and transport noted amid energy concerns.

Ida Mae Clayton Plattville Kendall County Raymond Heap Hawaiian Islands Honolulu Mauna Loa Hawaii Ellis Jones Minooka Albert Wykes Plano Dan Steven Moe Newark Bahama Islands

Youth links gunshot to truck in Illinois roadside incident

Stephen Giordano an 18 year old of Coal City Illinois was treated and released after being shot in the upper arm while fixing a tail light on Illinois 53 east of Wilmington He and two companions reported a semi truck and a dark car passed as a cap gun like sound was heard The bullet reportedly exited Giordano's arm and police in Marseilles are investigating with no further details available.

Pittsburgh Texas Homer A. Miller San Antonio Rio Grande Valley Greenville S.C Express Company Mississippi South Carolina Stephen Giordano Illinois Coal City St. Joseph Hospital Joliet Giordano Wilmington Allan Braghini Robert Jett Mary St Morris Marseilles Jack Kopezick District 5A Kopezick

Morris voters weigh $240,000 bond for community center

Morris residents consider a $240,000 bond and a 20 acre park site on a split ballot to secure a HUD matching grant of $300,000. Taxpayers with $10,000 assessed value would pay 55 cents monthly for eight years and 37 cents monthly for 12 years.

Morris City of U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD George St Illinois 47 Senior Citizens Park Committee

Uniroyal Rehires Ten At Joliet Army Ammunition Plant

Uniroyal Inc the contractor operating the Joliet Army Ammunition Plant recalls about ten workers previously laid off to replace staff dismissed unexpectedly or on leave. The plant manufactured TNT and other explosives for loading assembling and packing 105mm shells.

Uniroyal Inc Joliet Army Ammunition Plant

Klimas arraigned in Wisconsin murder case

Alvin Klimas aged 36 from Rockford Illinois was arraigned in Rock County Court on a first degree murder charge for the shooting of his estranged wife Janice 31. Janice Klimas died after being shot twice in the back in a Clinton alley Tuesday night. Klimas was arrested about four hours later at a Fontana cottage in Walworth County.

Janesville Wis UPI Alvin Klimas Rockford, Ill Rock County Janice

Food shortages grow as truckers strike bites supply

Nationwide truckers strike spreads panic buying as meat plants close and 10,000 workers are laid off. Kroger warns shortages will worsen. Pennsylvanians report 20 percent overall food shortage with meat and perishables hit hardest. A&P and United Air Lines coordinate meat delivery to western New York.

Andrew L. Lluberes United Press International United States American Meat Institute Chicago Ted Engel Kroger Co Cincinnati Tony's Pizza Service Salina Kan Pennsylvania Ernest Kline New York New York City A&p Food Stores United Air Lines

No public hearing filed for Illinois 47 Pine Bluff Rd work

Illinois Department of Transportation reports no written requests for a hearing on proposed road improvements at Illinois 47 and Pine Bluff Rd. District Engineer Robert H. Blasius says interested parties have until February 21 to file. Project adds left and right turning lanes and traffic lights costing about $30,000, with land clearing after Feb. 21.

Illinois 47 Pine Bluff Rd Illinois Department of Transportation Robert H. Blasius Department of Transportation Ottawa Blasius

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