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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1976

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Ford and Carter Win New Hampshire Primary And Delegates

Ford wins a tight New Hampshire Republican primary with 51 percent to Reagan's 49 percent as Carter leads Democrats with 30 percent. With 98 percent counted Ford takes 19 of 21 GOP delegates and Carter 13 of 17 Democratic delegates amid a crowd of write ins and Libera l alignment.

Boston Massachusetts Ford Reagan Carter Udall Bayh Harris Shriver Hubert Humphrey Humphrey New Hampshire Georgia Washington Birch Bayh Indiana Fred Harris Oklahoma Sargent Shriver America Udall Carter Mississippi

Warm spell hits much of nation with record highs

Balmy weather spread across the eastern half of the United States with records set in Marquette Michigan 62 degrees and Indianapolis 68 along with 71 in Grand Island Nebraska and 79 in Dodge City Kansas. United Press International reports a potential early dry spring and hot summer amid a stationary front.

United Press International U.S Mercury Marquette Mich Duluth Minn Grand Island Neb Indianapolis Detroit Kansas Illinois Dodge City Kan National Weather Service St. Louis Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office Manhattan Hudson River Twin Bridges Albany N.Y Green River Kentucky

Scranton Named U.N. Ambassador by Ford

President Ford announced former Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton will be the United States ambassador to the United Nations. Ford said Scranton has a big job defending the U.S. against unfair attacks in the world organization and will succeed Daniel Moynihan. Secretary Kissinger had pressed for the appointment for years and supported Scranton’s fitness for the post.

Washington UPI Ford Pennsylvania William W. Scranton United Nations Scranton United States World Organization U.N Daniel P. Moynihan Oval Office U.N. Security Council Bill Scranton Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Latin America

Five Officials Nixed by Congress Face Contempt Vote

A House subcommittee voted 6 to 1 to cite five current and former FBI NSA agents for contempt for refusing to answer questions on illegal interception of U.S. cable traffic. Witnesses cited attorney guidance from Edward Levi to refuse testimony. President Ford was not expected to oppose invoking executive privilege.

Washington UPI House FBI National Security Agency Edward Levi Paul McCloskey Dcalif Subcommittee Joseph J. Tomba NSA FBI Special John T. Loomis Walter C. Zink David G. Jenkins Joe R. Craig White House Ford

Weather Report From Dresden Island to Morris

Forecast calls for tonight cloudy with a chance of showers and low 30s. Thursday turns partly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 40s. Tuesday recorded a high of 66 at Dresden Island Locks and Dam and a 29 low. Early morning readings showed 43 in Morris and 56 downtown, with Morris reaching 70 by mid afternoon and a 49 low.

Joe Temple Grundy County Civil Defense Morris Dresden Island Locks and Dam

Nixon denies Ford criticism in Peking remarks

In a banquet toast in Beijing Nixon rejected claims his comments attacked Ford and Kissinger. He argued the remarks were general and connected to past documents, and noted U.S. policy context around Helsinki. Nixon later toured Tsinghua University amid posters critical of Teng.

Shanghai Nixon John Brennan Tsinghua University Teng Tsiao-ping Ford China Peking Tsinghua Moscow Teng Chinese Communist Party Chou Ei-fai

Bowling Lanes Addition Variance Considered by Zoning Board

The Morris Zoning Board of Appeals holds a public hearing Tuesday at 7 30 p m to consider a variance for Echo Bowling Lanes 220 Bedford Rd to reduce front setback from 40 to 20 feet and to waive loading dock requirements. Charles and Mary Jane Butterfield own the property in a B III zone for a planned 50 by 157 foot addition. The meeting is in the First National Bank community room.

Morris Zoning Board of Appeals Bedford Rd Ino Lanes Charles and Mary Jane Butterfield Butterfields First National Bank of Morris

Morals charge on doctor Hollinger in Plano case

Plano physician Dr. F. Wayne Hollinger, 50, was arraigned on two counts of contributing to the sexual delinquency of a child involving a 15 year old girl. He pleaded innocent and asked for a jury trial. case continued to March 15. Morals charge filed Feb. 9 related to an Aug. 26, 1975 incident.

Plano F. Wayne Hollinger Kendall County Wilson Burnell Burnell Hollinger

Auction of condemned houses on Illinois 47

The Illinois Department of Transportation sets a 1 p.m. Friday public auction for two condemned houses and two garages, 1012 Division St. and 1223 Division St., to be sold at their present sites with bid by E. L. Olson. Successful bidders must give a $750 cash bond and the state does not guarantee highway permits to move the structures.

Illinois Department of Transportation Ilinois 47 Division St E. L Butch) Olson Division St. First Department of Transportation Ottawa

White House denies Korff claims on Nixon China trip

White House officials denied baruch korff claims that Nixon went to China at State Department urging. Ron Nessen said the administration was not involved and Henry Kissinger said he did not urge the trip though will debrief Nixon on return. Korff also announced resignation as head of the President Nixon Justice Fund and sought 220000 to cover legal fees.

Washington UPI Ford Administration Baruch Korff Richard M. Nixon China State Department Korff Nixon Peking White House Ron Nessen Secretary of State Henry Kissinger Costa Rica Kissinger President Nixon Justice Fund

Gardner referendum seeks 15 cent tax hike for district 720

In Gardner Grade School District 720 voters will decide on March 6 from noon to 7 p m whether to raise the building and maintenance fund tax from 25 to 40 cents per 100 of assessed valuation. The fund pays custodian salaries and utilities. past attempts failed by four votes.

Gardner

Yorkville Driver Ticketed After Two Vehicle Collision

A van and car collide at the Caton Farm Road and Ashley Road intersection in Kendall Township at 1 40 p m Tuesday. David J Hall 40 of Yorkville disobeyed a stop sign and struck Gerald D Bain driving west on Caton Farm Road. Damages about 800 dollars to the van and 1200 dollars to the Bain car. Hall was ticketed by Kendall County sheriff s police.

Yorkville Kendall Township David J. Hall Caton Farm Road Ashley Road Hall Gerald D. Bain Brisbin Road Kendall County

Absentee Ballots Available in Grundy County Illinois

Grundy County Clerk Mary Jane Noonan announced absentee ballots for the March 16 Illinois primary. Voters must obtain and sign an application in the clerk’s office then receive or pick up a ballot. Ballots must be returned by March 15. Spouses parents or servicemen may assist with applications. Notarization is not required.

Illinois Grundy Mary Jane Noonan Noonan

Two incumbents file for Morris district school boards

Two candidates filed on the first day of filing for April 10 elections. James Garling, 36, filed for the Morris Community High School District 101 board, with previous partial term service. Janet Matteson, 35, filed for Morris Grade School District 54, seeking a three year term after last year’s partial term. No filings in Saratoga Consolidated District 600.

Morris Morris Community James Garling Maple Drive McHs Board of Education Garling Carlton Joy) Parnell Donald Janet) Matteson E. Benton St Board of Education Matteson Saratoga Consolidated District 600

Morris Public Library Board to Discuss History Room Policies

The Morris Public Library Board meets at 7 30 p m Monday to discuss policies for the local history room. The agenda also includes microforms and equipment discussions.

Morris Public Library Board

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