Morris City Council Adopts Revenue Sharing Priority Plan
Morris City Council votes to use federal revenue sharing money for snow removal bills and to pursue lighting at McKinley Park for youth baseball. It discusses a snorkel firetruck purchase and possible police staffing increases while approving parking restrictions during heavy snowfall and noting clerk and treasurer duties.
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Morris City
First National Bank
Fourth Ward
Robert Gilbertson
Second Ward
James Stine
McKinley Park
John Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Third Ward
Arthur Hornsby Jr
Morris
Robert Lynes
Gilbertson
Liberty
North
Washington
Ottawa
Fremont
Jefferson
Union
Lisbon
High
McKinley
Jackson
Waverly Sts
Gould Park Dr
Morris Public Library reports roof leak and heating fixes
Arthur Meadors told the Morris Public Library Board that a roof leak from the last heavy rain remains unfixed. Art Baker will search for the cause and repair soon as possible. Lyon Heating Co and Northern Illinois Gas Co. teams discussed replacing a 114 inch pipe with 12 inch to improve furnace gas supply. A February report will cover front door handle prices.
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Arthur Meadors
Building Committee
Morris Public Library Board
Art Baker
Meadors
Lyon Heating Co
Northern Illinois Gas Co
House
Grundy County acts on appraisal bids and bonds sale
The Grundy County Board passed a resolution to accept an $18,000 bid by United Appraisal of Kansas to re assess values on 20 industries and 400 homes. It approved selling $815,000 in bonds Feb. 13 for the Grundy County Home addition, with bids open to banks and bond buyers. In other actions, a primary plat for Home Acres Subdivision in Saratoga Township was approved, six three acre lots. Expenditures for the Grundy County Health Board were read, and a Citizens Advisory Committee on planning was noted. In Pontiac Illinois two brothers were killed in a collision on U S 66, James Myers 37 and Wayne Myers 20, with truck driver Donald Brown seriously injured.
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Chamlin and Associates
Hendrickson
David Smith
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Springfield
George W. Malek
Grundy County
United Appraisal
Kansas
Burroughs Machine Co
Morris
Home Acres
Saratoga Township
Grundy County Health Board
Department of Housing and Urban Development
James Myers
Washington, Ill
Wayne Myers
Pontiac
Donald Brown
Wabash, Ind
Coal City OKs 3.50 Hourly Police Pay Boost
The Coal City Village Board voted to raise special policeman pay to 3.50 an hour. It also announced it is taking applications for patrolmen for the Coal City Police Department. Commissioners discussed delinquent water bills with the village attorney. Prospective doctors were named as possibilities for Coal City, with two free in June and July and another potential arrival sooner. A benefit basketball game at Coal City High School Friday aims to raise funds to rent an office for a doctor.
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Coal City
Gerald Pierard
John Zerboglio
Jack Nicoletti
Pigs Sniper Eludes Police In New Orleans Slayings
New Orleans police chief says a sniper tied to six deaths and 17 injuries evaded a 200-man cordon from a Downtown Howard Johnsons rooftop. He cites possible single or multiple snipers and hints at a national conspiracy by black militants.
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New Orleans
Clarence Giarrusso
Giarrusso
Howard Johnson’s
Moon Landrieu
Minooka approves retroactive raise for public works head
The Minooka Village Board approved increasing Donald McCoy's salary from 10300 to 11300 for his role as superintendent of the water and sewer system, retroactive to January 1, while truck expenses stay the same. William Clennon named village representative to the Grundy Region Planning Commission. Vehicle sticker sales scheduled at the village hall on Feb 10, Mar 3, Mar 10, and Mar 15 with specified hours.
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Minooka
Donald McCoy
William Clennon
Grundy Region
Mazon State Bank Elects Directors and Stock Split
The annual stockholders meeting of Mazon State Bank elected directors James Misener Robert Breisch Mrs Phyllis Sereno Dr W F Breisch Kenneth Morris John Tyrrell Wayne Carter Norman Madison Maurice Burkhart and Douglas Holler. A four for one stock split was proposed and approved giving each shareholder three additional shares per owned share without extra investment.
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MAZON
Mazon State Bank
James Misener
Robert Breisch
Phyllis Sereno
W. F. Breisch
Kenneth Morris
John Tyrrell
Wayne Carter
Norman Madison
Maurice Burkhart
Douglas Holler
Coal City district faces money problem and action plan
Coal City Community Unit No. 1 board votes 5 0 to pursue legal action over personal property taxes held in escrow. Supt Highsmith says about 51 percent of levy collected totaling roughly 971000 of 1844000, with two months of funds left before most accounts deplete. The district plans to contact the county treasurer about unprotested taxes and may sue after January 22 if no satisfaction.
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Coal City Community Unit No. 1 Board of Education
Randall Highsmith
Myron Vestal
Wayne Neal
Highsmith
Pauline Coleman
Commonwealth Edison
Coleman
James Washburn
Vestal
Grundy Area
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Fox River
Herbert McGrogan
North Counties Hydro- Electric Co
Wedron
McGrogan
Herald
Ethel Gregg
Robert MacDonald
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Pontiac, Ill
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Latta and Sons
Cedar Falls
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Leslie Ross
Latta
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Harold Clark
Elaine Barrie
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Marianne Best
Frank Anselmo
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Eileen
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Robert Pogliano
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