Hubbard sentenced for embezzling Chicago Plan funds
Fred D. Hubbard, a rising Black Chicago political figure, was arrested in Gardena California and pleaded guilty to embezzling 100 715 from the Chicago Plan. He received two years in prison and four years probation. Hubbard had led the Chicago Plan and campaigned for minority inclusion in construction.
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FBI
Fred D. Hubbard
Gardena
Calif
Los Angeles
Hubbard
Chicago Plan
Chicago Tribune
Las Vegas
Hubert L. Will
U.S. District Court
Will
Gamblers Anonymous
Gardner high school bomb scare prompts evacuation
Principal LeRoy Brandt of Gardner South Wilmington High School reported a juvenile sounding call at 9 10 a m promising a bomb at 11 a m. Deputies searched with teachers, no device found, students evacuated to New Hope Church, assembly held to explain criminal offense.
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Gardner
LeRoy Brandt
Gardner- South Wilmington High School
Brandt
Grundy County
New Hope Presbyterian Church
Sheriff’s Department
Trejo pleads guilty to speeding in 25 mph zone
Donald E. Trejo aged 28 of 1108 Liberty Street pleaded guilty to speeding 35 mph in a 25 mph zone on the 800 and 900 blocks of Armstrong Street on January 4. He was fined $10 with $5 costs. ticket issued by Patrolman Harold Carlson.
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Donald E. Trejo
Liberty St
Armstrong St
Harold Carlson
Seneca Grade School OKs meetings and three agenda items
The Seneca Oak Street Grade School Board of Education approved three agenda items and set upcoming meetings. Attendees include Dick Steep and John Nolan for a Wednesday special education meeting at Ottawa High School and Wendall Sharp, George Dennis, Dick Rosencrans, and Supt. John Nolan for a Thursday Illinois Association of School Boards negotiation at Dwight. A Jan. 17 public meeting invites parents, teachers and citizens to discuss the new State of Illinois evaluation guide, with another session at NIU DeKalb on Jan. 23 for the state plan explanation. Moran hopes several citizens attend with him. Miss Kay Harvey’s request to sponsor girls basketball in January, February and March was approved. she will supervise. A Cub Scout gym and kitchen use request was also noted for February.
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Seneca
Seneca Oak Street Grade School Board of Education
Dick Steep
John Nolan
Ottawa High School
Illinois Association of School Boards
Dwight
Wendall Sharp
George Dennis
Dick Rosencrans
Seneca Grade
State of Illinois
State Office of Public
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Moran
Kay Harvey
Miss Harvey
Morris Daily Herald School Board Approves Uniforms Cost
The board approved sharing the cost with the Band Boosters to buy band uniforms not to exceed 3575 dollars. Miss Rosemary Sheedy, teacher representative, described a new teacher aide program begun in December for first grade.
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Morris (Ill
Daily Herald
Union
Rosemary Sheedy
Johns Hopkins followup survey targets Morris MCHS alumni
After a year of searching for the 1957 58 Morris Community High School students the Johns Hopkins followup survey nears completion. Questionnaires will be mailed to those with current addresses to learn why they stay or leave their hometowns and how they choose work. Project director Lloyd Temme praised participant cooperation and noted plans for a results booklet.
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Morris Community High School
Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins University
Lloyd Temme
Joliet Junior College Announces 25th Farmers Short Course
Joliet Junior College agriculture chair Max Kuster unveiled the 25th annual farmers short course schedule. Nine evening sessions plus an all day tour include trips to Chicago Board of Trade and Mercantile Exchange, with events at Drury Lane Theatre and Joliet West High School. Key talks cover marketing avenues DeKalb exports Russia trade mission and integrated farming strategies.
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Max Kuster
Agriculture Department
Joliet Junior College
JJC
Houbolt Ave
Chicago Board of Trade
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago
Drury Lane
Joliet West High School
Two City Building Permits Issued This Week
City officials issued two building permits and noted a $2 registration fee plus the price of the play and meal on January 30. The farmers' short course is open to any farmer in the area.
Rotary foundation awards seek BR AIDWOOD students for study abroad 1974 75
The Rotary Club of Braidwood invites candidates for Rotary Foundation educational awards for study abroad 1974 75. Four award types exist including graduate fellowships under 28, undergraduate scholarships under 24, technical training awards 21 to 35, and teachers awards 25 to 50. Each covers transport living and education for one year. Deadline March 15. Information from Rev Donald Andrews Box 866 Braidwood. Also two city building permits issued: Richard Waterhouse to build a $24000 tri level house in Hatcher Woods. Individual Home Builders to construct a $100000 three unit tri level condominium with garages at Green Acres Dr. Permit fee $150.
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Rotary Club of
Rotary Foundation
Donald Andrews
Wildred Dix
Richard Waterhouse
Narvick Ave
Hatcher Woods
Lynwood Dr
Green Acres
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Will County
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