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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1978

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Board continues hearing on Nettle Creek subdivision

Grundy County Zoning Board of Appeals denied a variance from the flood plain ordinance and continued the rezoning hearing for 113.75 acres on Pioneer Rd in Nettle Creek Township from agriculture to RI. Attorneys debated publication and proper procedures as about a dozen opponents attended. The hearing was rescheduled for Feb 22, with Palmer and McElwain to cover legal costs. They plan 46 acres for 40 lots, though seeking rezoning for the entire tract.

Grundy County Zoning Board of Appeals Pioneer Rd Morris Frank Black James McElwain William Palmer Board of Appeals Nettle Creek Township Nelson Rd Black Nettle Creek Appeals Board Timothy Workman Pine Bluff Rd Workman Grundy Grundy County Building and Zoning Eugene Grundy County Highway Department Illinois 47 Christensen Sorensen Chitwood Adcock Dan

Over $2 Million Spent Building New Homes in Morris

In Morris during 1977 Building and Zoning Officer Wilfred Dix reports more than 2 million dollars spent on new housing. One family homes totaled about 1.907 million for 55 houses. four two family buildings cost 184 thousand. Nonresidential construction surpassed 200 thousand, including three industrial buildings for 85,293 and 25 private garages plus a public garage and 11 other structures. Three nonresidential private projects exceed 100 thousand each by I.N.R. Beatty, Morris Investment Co. and Century Wholesale Co. A011 building additions and alterations to residences amounted to 241,100 with 26 permits issued.

Morris Wilfred Dix North Illinois 47 Illinois and Calhoun Sts North States Oil Co Three Building Corporation I.N.R. Beatty Liberty St

Injured Farrero testifies in $50,000 suit over 1975 crash

John Farrero Sr., 73, Coal City, testified at Grundy County Courthouse that injuries from the Feb 13 1975 rear end collision on Illinois 129 have left him unable to garden, hunt, or perform daily tasks. He seeks $50,000 from Dewey Kennington, Braceville, attributing ongoing neck and shoulder pain to the crash.

John Farrero Sr Coal City Grundy County Farrero Dewey Kennington Braceville Illinois 129 Will County Robert Malmquist Kennington Auto John Roth Sr Ferrero Peabody Coal Co James Matteson Kennington Frank Black Black Illinois Braidwood Eugene Hayes Hayes

Cardiologist urges heart valve study in Newport Beach

Dr. J Michael Criley of Harbor General Hospital warned at an American Heart Association seminar that mitral valve prolapse affects 6 to 20 percent of people, with more women affected and many asymptomatic. He urged a regional or national registry to track long term outcomes, noting potential symptoms range from mild chest pain to rare strokes or death. Morris Grade School District 54 will dismiss early for parent conferences with 1 45 p m as kindergarten runs normally.

Newport Beach Calif Criley American Heart Association Morris

Weather forecast and temperatures across Dresden Morris area

Mostly cloudy and cold with a chance of snow tonight and Thursday. Low temperatures projected from 5 to 15 degrees, with highs 20 to 25. Tuesday's high reached 27 at Dresden Island Locks and Dam and low 6. At 7 am today the temperature was 9 degrees and at 10:30 am in Morris it was 21 degrees.

Dresden Island Locks and Dam Morris

Nuclear plants face fuel bill increases says advocate

Illinois consumer advocate Beth L. Galbreath told a House environmental subcommittee that nuclear plant inefficiency will push up fuel bills if Commonwealth Edison continues building. Officials at F W Woolworth in Quincy report 50 to 60 bad checks totaling over 300 dollars displayed on a bulletin board. Swedish scientists note reactor efficiency drops after seven years from about 70 percent to 43 percent. Illinois has the most nuclear plants, supplying 40 percent of state electricity, while Edison claims plants saved 290 million dollars in 1977. A bill to delay new plants by five years seeks time to study expanded nuclear power effects.

Chicago UPI Illinois Commonwealth Edison Co Rockford Beth L Quincy, Ill F.W. Woolworth Co Quincy Galbreath George A. Travers Commonwealth Edison Edison Richard A. Magalian

Morris Daily Herald January 18 1978 front page header

Morris Illinois community newspaper brief notes and notices from January 18 1978 including local event snippets and town happenings. No specific major story details are readable in this fragment.

Morris Illinois

Hartford Civic Center Roof Collapses After Snowstorm

A massive roof collapse at the Hartford Civic Center 40 miles of snow and ice wrecked the 70 million facility. No injuries were reported though one man died in a Manchester storm roof incident. Gov Grasso expressed shock as the 1400 ton steel structure fell 85 feet. Engineers say rebuilding could take two years. The arena hosted the New England Whalers and major events.

Hartford Manchester South Windham Jewett City William DiBella Civic Center New England Whalers U.S Elvis Presley Frank Sinatra Arthur Fiedler

Plano elects two aldermen in special election

In Plano a special election filled two ward seats. Ward I elected Bruce Borino 33 as alderman with 75 votes replacing Everett Ikemire. Ward III elected Michael Florian Jr. 28 tool maker at Plano Molding Co with 68 votes, replacing James Spears. Turnout was slow to moderate with 100 and 116 votes cast respectively.

Plano Bruce Borino Caterpillar Tractor Company Junior) Galloway Borino Everett Ikemire Michael Florian Jr

Dan Ryan elevated line halted for new inspection

Chicago transit officials halted Dan Ryan elevated line service again after the morning rush. An inspector urged close examination of the 18th and State streets structure. The prior closure began Jan 4 and reopened after shoring cracked girders and inspecting others.

Chicago UPI 18Th State Streets Chicago Transit Authority Thomas Buck CTA Buck

Sadat orders return of foreign minister amid peace talks

President Anwar Sadat ordered Foreign Minister Mohammed Kamel to return to Cairo from Israel and summoned parliament for an emergency session to disclose the full situation. He denounced Israeli moves as an attempt to derail his push for Middle East peace after Israel rejected two key demands. Radio and TV interrupted programming to relay the bulletin.

Cairo Egypt UPI Anwar Sadat Mohammed Kamel Jerusalem Sadat Middle East

Planners Review Two Plats In Grundy County

The Grundy County Regional Planning Commission will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the first floor courtroom of the Grundy County Courthouse to review preliminary plats for Hawkins Subdivision and Pine Creek Subdivision in Wauponsee Township. A variation by Larry Comer and the tentative annual report are on the agenda.

Grundy County

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Nettle Creek Subdivision Guy Christensen Chamlin and Associates U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Illinois Department of Transportation Joe Chitwood NBC Morris Public Library Frank Logan Nuclear Regulatory Commission Logan Dresden General Electric Pam Wilson NRC Herald Morris Investment Co Roseville Mich Century Wholesale Co Division St Wests Cafe Liberty Morris Daily Herald University of Illinois Morris Holiday Inn Ellery Knake Don Kuhlman Darrell Mulvaney Tom Stalin Plano Aldermen Plano Molding Co Donald Hester Philip Surrurner Florian James Spears Dan Ryan Israel
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