County GOP primary shuffles county board seats
Sidney Carr longtime Grundy County board chairman loses Republican bid in District 2 with 325 votes and Bryl Gonnam of Vienna township exits ticket in District 3. Turnout 3,209. incumbents mostly sail April ballot amid detailed precinct results and upcoming canvass by County Clerk Parks and colleagues.
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Sidney Carr
Grundy
Bryl Gonnam
Vienna Township
Gonnam
William Waters
John Hauschild
Leonard Boss
Joe Chiapetto
Perry Brooks
Carr
Walter Watchinski
Eugene Chamberlain
Otto Hanson
James McEvilly
Richard Corbin
Joe Laughary
Peter Cacello
Harry Wollgast
John Gilchrist
Harry Henderson
Bols
Aux Sable I
Wauponsee II
Aux Sabre II
Saratoga
Saratoga I
Trotter
Mazon
Felix II
Wauponsee I
Felix I
Ness
Hauschild
Waters
Boss
Chiapetto
Wollgast
Cacello
Gilchrist
Henderson
Bozue
Barr
McEvilly
Corbin
Laughary
Harry
Heavens
Tom Parks
Parks, McEvilly
James Yatuni
Major school reorganization plans for Morris District No 54 unveiled
Supt. H Dale Barr outlined a plan to close Lincoln and McKinley Schools and repurpose Center Garfield Franklin Shabbona Stine to house grades K five and six eight with special ed, cutting about 19 220 annually from the district budget and shifting special education responsibilities countywide. The plan anticipates space for 130 to 150 more students, cost savings from fewer buildings, and a shift to a south of river facility to support growth and efficiency.
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Morris
McKinley and
Lincoln
H. Dale Barr
Board of Education
Center
Stine
Franklin
Shabbona
McKinley
Barr
Gebhard Woods
Hi- Park
Illinois River
Center, Garfield
Donald Zwiers
Garfield School
Center School
Lincoln and McKinley
Garfield
Weather Outlook Near Dresden Island Locks and Dam
The forecast calls for cloudy, cold conditions today with a high near 15 degrees. Tonight stays partly cloudy and cold. Thursday will be mostly cloudy with a chance of light snow and a high near 20. Tuesday’s high at Dresden Island Locks and Dam was 15 with a low of 3, and 7 am reading stood at minus 3 degrees.
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Dresden Island Locks and Dam
Suit Names United States as Beneficiary in Injury Case
In Grundy County Charles Abbott sues Thomas J. Brown for negligence claiming medical treatment by the United States and seeking 140000 for the U S. government. The collision at Broadway and Oak Street Coal City May 18 1971 left Abbott with hip pelvis and right knee injuries. Also filed in Grundy County is a dram shop suit for 20000 for loss of support and 2000 for funeral expenses. Catherine Nolte sues Walter P. Anderson Manor Inn and Chicago Title and Trust Co. over a Feb 8 1971 drunk driver incident that killed her husband Edward Nolte on U. S. 6.
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United States of America
Grundy County
Charles Abbott
Thomas J. Brown
Morris Atty
August Black
Abbott
Brown
Broadway and
Oak Sts
Coal City
Catherine Nolte
Walter P. Anderson
Manor Inn
Chicago Title and Trust Co
Richard Wilder
Nolte
Automobiles Stripped and Abandoned Found by Deputies
At 7 20 p.m. Tuesday sheriff's deputies found several cars stripped and left in Braceville. The report calls for the situation to be checked and the vehicles removed by the day shift. Ever stop to think A time clock is a monster in the morning and an angel at quitting time.
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Braceville
Balloon soars over Morris drawing crowds in sunlit sky
Tom Gabel, Eureka resident and licensed hot air balloon pilot, led a three man craft named Picard on a hour long flight from near Hamiston Keeling on U S 6 into the Morris area. Residents, linemen, and shoppers stopped to watch as the crimson and gold balloon drifted above cornfields south of Morris after sunset.
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Tom Gabel
Gabel
Morris
Herald
Ken Remejes
Elizabeth
Sis) Gabel
Hamiston Keeling
George Good Excavating and Construction Co
Crimson
Shabbona School
Commonwealth-Edison
Eureka
Ill
Texas
Picard
Earth
Illinois
Teachers approve retroactive pay amid board debate
Morris Grade School Board of Education approved about $14,000 in retroactive pay for teachers despite objections from Superintendent H Dale Barr and some board members. President Rose Marie Bell urged fairness, while Gordon Lear criticized the move as improper and inequitable to others not receiving retroactive pay.
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Morris Grade School Board of Education
H. Dale Barr
Ronald
Rose Marie) Bell
Barr
Lear
Guidlines
Dyle Stokes
Nixon
Bell
Keith
Mildred) Bartlett
Don Marth
Gerald McTague
Donald Zweirs
James Peterson
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GOP
Earl Bingham
Clarence Mossmann
Wallace Burroughs
Richard Herman
Neeleen Ness
Edward Conley
James Barr
Edward Connor
Butch Olson
Ed Broderick
Donald Woodward
William Moore
Robert Trotter Sr
Arthur Bozue
Gerald Heavens
Peter Baudino
Gordon Gunderson
Donald Noonan
John Fillman
Wildred Harty
Brooks
Wauponsee
Robert Trotter
KoLage Entertainment
United Methodist Church
Ist. National Bank
Farm Bureau
Sweod
SWCD
U.S
Clary A. King
King
Edward L. Nolte
Morris Daily Herald
Sare