Banks Cut Prime Loan Rate Across Major Banks
Four major New York banks and others nationwide reduced the prime lending rate to 5.4 percent from 6.0, the fourth quarterly cut this year. Bankers Trust led the move with New York peers and several national banks following, behind a Federal Reserve discount rate drop to 4 percent in most districts.
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First National City
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First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co. of
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National Bank of Detroit
First National Bank of Dallas
First National Bank of St. Louis
Federal Reserve Board
District Reserve
Federal Reserve System
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Bankers Trust
Midwinter mild spell lingers in Illinois
Forecasts show afternoon highs in the 40s in the north and up to 55 in the south with cloudy conditions and a chance of showers tonight. Lows stay in the 30s as mild, cloudy weather continues into Wednesday with more showers possible in the southern half. Dresden Island Locks readings noted 37 and 24, while Morris downtown recorded 3 degrees by midmorning.
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Illinois
Dresden Island Locks and Dam
Morris
Commission Urges Tax Study On Loss Of Property Revenue
An Illinois legislative panel studying local tax revenue losses recommends that any future tax exemptions include a stated estimate of actual tax loss. The group notes data gaps and delegates allocation authority to the Department of Local Governmental Affairs as it weighs an $8 million state fund distribution amid varying impacts. The panel cites a Cook County ruling on homestead exemptions now appealed to the Illinois Supreme Court.
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Property Tax Revenue Loss Study Commission
Commisson
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Cook County
Illinois Supreme Court
Rites Thursday for Ray Bannon
Funeral services for Ray E. Bannon 80 of Morris will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Finland Chapel with Rev. Roy Hamburger officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Bannon owned the Bannon Organ Center and directed accordion bands in several Illinois towns. He was born December 26 1890 in Morris and died Sunday in Beverly Hills California. He was active in bands and music business his entire life. He leaves three daughters and five grandchildren. Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Finland Chapel.
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E. Jefferson St
Bannon Organ Center
Morris
Finland Chapel
Roy Hamburger
Evergreen Cemetery
Bannon
Doector’s
Mr. Bannon
Edward T
Anna (Beguin) Bannon
Morris Public
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Helen Bannon
Wilmette
Lucius
Ruth) Gorham
John
Barbara) Penn
Pittsburgh
Lillian Billup
Los Angeles
Calif
Three Deputies Slain in Dallas Ex-Convict Sought
A Dallas incident left deputies Dennie Reese 30 Sam Infante 32 and Ellis County Deputy A J Robertson 59 dead after a group seized them during a burglary probe and fled to Trinity River bottoms where gunfire erupted. One additional deputy Wendell Dover 49 was wounded in the chest. ex convict Rene Adolpho Guzman 33 is charged with murder as authorities pursue other suspects.
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Dallas County
Rene Adolpho Guzman
Jones
Trinity River
Dennie Reese
Sam Infante
Ellis County
A. J. Robertson
Waxahachie
Wendell Dover
A. D. McCurley
MCHS Trials Teacher Student Meetings and Grading Change
Morris Community High School operates trial daily teacher student meetings with 3 to 7 teachers led by one, designed to bridge communications and invite student suggestions. The board also considers moving from six to nine week grading, with faculty split on the proposal and a special meeting set to discuss both items.
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MCHS
Morris Community High School
McHs Board of Education
Claude Rose
Supt. Rose
Kenneth Davenport
Ray Christensen
William Stangland
Rose
Morris
Wright designed First National Bank of Dwight feature
The Morris Daily Herald will publish Thursday a special story on the Frank Lloyd Wright designed First National Bank of Dwight. The article covers the building history Wright philosophy and letters from construction with photos of the bank and its furniture. Bank President Richard C. Oughton provided materials and images for the piece by Arlene Bennyhoff.
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First National Bank of Dwight
Frank Lloyd Wright
Morris Daily Herald
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Richard C. Oughton
Arlene Bennyhoff
Herald
Convict Colonel of Marijuana Charges in Vietnam Court Martial
In Saigon, Col. Gerald V. Kehrli, a 28-year Air Force veteran who once led a lift squadron, was found guilty on seven marijuana counts and acquitted on one. He received three years in prison and a $15,000 fine, with automatic review pending by Gen. Lucius D. Clay Jr. The court did not dismiss him, leaving pension eligibility intact, while five sergeants and an airman testified they smoked with him.
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Kehrli
Lucius D. Clay Jr
7Th Air Force
Portland
Ore
Wilkmar
Minn
Saigon
Second Ward alderman race features Barkley Malek Fox
Morris voters face a three candidate field for the city council seat in Ward Two with Republican Donald E. Barkley 39, Republican George Malek 64, and Democrat Dennis W. Fox 25. Barkley promotes people powered surveys and ward representation. Malek cites community involvement and city project leadership. Fox seeks closer community ties and ward service.
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Morris Second
Donald E. Barkley
George Malek
Dennis W. Fox
Mazon Planning Meeting Forms New Zoning Committee
MAZON Don McCormick village clerk says an organizational planning and zoning meeting was held Monday night at the Mazon Village Hall. Elected officers include Frank Sereno as chairman and Clifford Davies as secretary. Committee terms go to Dick White Don Olson one year. Sereno and George Root two years. Motter Davies and Dolan three years. Regular meetings set for the second Monday each month at the village hall.
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Mazon
Don McCormick
Frank Sereno
Clifford Davies
Dick White
Don Olson
George Root
William Motter
Ray Dolan
Five Candidates File for Mazon Village Board Seats
Five residents filed for three vacancies on the Mazon village board for terms ending for Bur nette DeGrush and Kenneth Pfiefer. Harold Cowan did not file. Candidates are Burnette De Grush Kenneth Pfiefer William Hintz Jr James Braghini and Ronald Hansen. Election set 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. April 20 at Village Hall.
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Mazon
Burnette DeGrush
Kenneth Pfiefer
Harold Cowan
William Hintz Jr
James Braghini
Ronald Hansen
Snicker-A-Day Prose on Talking About One's Children
A humorous quip notes that mentioning one’s own children reliably prompts others to discuss theirs. The wry remark suggests self-disclosure as a social prompt, outlining a common conversational tactic in a lighthearted tone.
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