Area school menus list week meals
MVK Monday hot beef sandwich potatoes and gravy cabbage salad fruit orange juice milk Tuesday hot dog on bun pork and beans pickles mixed fruit milk Wednesday oven fried chicken seasoned corn chicken noodle dinner ice cream bread and butter milk Thursday chili and crackers jam bread and butter fruit milk Friday hamburger on bun tri taters pickles sliced cheese cookie with fruit milk
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MVK
MCHS
G.S
M.S
H.S
Traffic Court Fines Set in Disorderly Conduct and Speed Cases
Gerald Lucca 24 Liberty St Gardner fined 200 plus 42 costs for disorderly conduct reduced from aggravated assault after complaint by Dora Rodriguez of pistol threats. Hollis Crump 27 Lancaster Mo fined 100 plus 25 costs for disorderly conduct on complaint by Gary Curtis. Wendy Watkiss 14 placed on 90 days supervision for curfew violation. Butterfield 21 had charge dismissed at witness request for loud stereo. Hurst 18 Braceville fined 25 plus 10 costs for speeding. Durkee 18 disobeying traffic signal fined 25 plus 10 costs. Wilt 36 dismissed for going too fast for conditions per arresting officer. Tucker 57 forfeited 35 bond for failure to reduce speed. Snyder 25 fined 25 plus 10 costs for 70 mph in 55 zone. Kilmer 23 fined 25 plus 10 costs for 70 in 55 zone. Darryl Kilmer charged Dec 31. proceeding cited by Trooper Lamb on I 80 east of IL 47.
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Gerald Lucca
Liberty St
Gardner
Dora Rodriguez
Hollis Crump
Lancaster
Gary Curtis
Crump
Romines
Kenneth Wilt
Marguerite St
Coal City
Grundy County
Craig Williamson
Whitetie
Raymond Tucker
Rte. 1
Robert Davy
Dresden
Charles Snyder
N. Sherman
Seneca
Frank Schmitt
US. 6
Pioneer Rd
Darryl Kilmer
Hadden Rd
Mazon
Thomas Lamb
Illinois
Morris receives $10,909 motor fuel tax allotment
The City of Morris is allotted 10,909 from motor fuel tax paid into the state treasury for December. Grundy County parts total 27,331.27 and Kendall 25,619.88, with township and road district allocations of 29,954.06 for Grundy and 21,458.07 for Kendall, based on mileage and vehicle registrations.
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Morris
State Treasury
Illinois
Driverless car backs across street hitting two parked cars
Morris police report a driverless car backed across Liberty Street striking two cars on Washington Street. Vicki Hicks, 16, was cited for involvement after her 1971 Ford sustained minor rear damage. In separate incidents, Raymond Nelson reported damage to his 1963 Pontiac and Joliet woman Karen Lewandowski faced multiple charges after a ditch incident at Campo's Lounge.
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Liberty St
Washington St
Morris
Morris Policman
Robert Stansberry
Vicki Hicks
Illinois Ave
Miss Hicks
Stansberry
Liberty
Paul Root
Sherwood Place
Melvin Hauge
Hicks
Ford
Root
Volkeswagen
Hauge
Buick
Raymond Nelson
Pleasant St
Lisbon St
U.S. 6
Nelson
Lisbon Rd
U.S
Joliet
Campo's
Illinois
Diamond
Karen Lewandowski
Summit St
Miss Lewandowski
Grundy County
Anita Davy
Robert Davy
Melanie Wills
Mazon Woman Injured After Car Leaves Highway In Crash
Eva Selleck, 32, of 505 Seventh St., was admitted to Morris Hospital for observation after her car left Illinois 47, struck a utility pole in the east ditch, spun, and was demolished. She will be ticketed for going too fast for conditions. The crash occurred about 4:25 p.m. three-fourths of a mile south of Illinois 113 while attempting to pass another vehicle.
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Morris Hospital
Illinois 47
Eva Selleck
Seventh St
Grundy County
Frank Schmitt
Schmitt
Carl Luck
Miss Selleck
Illinois 113
Sgt. Schmitt
City woman after city collision
Beth Bryant, 33, of 722 East St., was ticketed for failing to yield at a stop intersection after a crash at East and North Sts. Thursday at about 3:25 p.m. Gary Gooch, 21, of 752 W. Jackson St., drove a 1969 Cadillac. both cars suffered over $100 in damage. Bryant posted bond and was due in court February 2.
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Beth Bryant
East St
East and
North Sts
Morris
Kurt Salems
Miss Bryant
Gary Gooch
W. Jackson St
North St
Salems
Gooch
Bryant
Speeding ticket issued to David Jankowski in Valparaiso area
David Jankowski, 22, of Valparasso Indiana, was cited by Morris police at 9 55 p m Thursday for 40 mph in a 25 mph zone on Liberty Street between Buchanan and Benton Streets. He posted a 35 bond and is scheduled to appear in court February 2.
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David Jankowski
Valparasso
Ind
Morris Police
Liberty St
Buchanan and
Benton Sts
Weekly School Meal Menu Highlights and Variations
A dense list of daily school meals across several grades and days. Entries include pork tenderloin buns, raviola and cabbage salad, turkey poor boy, hot dogs, barbecue buns, cheeseburgers, corn dogs, fish sticks, lasagna, grilled ham and cheese, pizza, meatballs with spaghetti, and various sides. Milk and fruit or desserts accompany most items, with occasional notes about bread, butter, or specific drinks. Multiple locations or schools (MCHS, G.S., M.S., H.S.) appear alongside day by day offerings.
Lunatic Comment Echoes Publilius Syrus Quote
A classic adage attributed to Publilius Syrus asserts that every lunatic believes all others are crazy, reflecting a sharp critique of perceived folly and self righteousness. The remark underscores the human bias in judging others.
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Publilius Syrus
Former Illinois Rep Rose Guilty of Forgery in Bench Trial
Former state representative Thomas C. Rose of Jacksonville was found guilty on seven counts of forgery for signing a client’s name to checks totaling 70 438. Judge John P. McCullough set sentencing for February 24, with possible penalties of one to ten years in prison and a 10 000 dollar fine. The trial featured testimony on Rose’s mental state and capacity while noting ongoing related charges.
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Jacksonville
UPD
Thomas C. Rose
John P. McCullough
Lincoln
Rose
Glenn Amdal
White Hall
Morgan County
Ed Parkinson
Illinois House
McCullough
John Gitchoff
East Alton
Robert Brunsman
Springfield
Butler fined for hydrant and wrong-side parking in Morris
Michael Butler of 457 West Ave was fined 5 and 10 costs for parking at a fire hydrant and 5 and 10 costs for parking on the wrong side of the street. Cited January 8 by Morris Policeman James Watson in the 400 block of West Ave.
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Michael Butler
West Ave
Morris
James Watson
Man Arrested for Criminal Trespass in Coal City
Coal City police charged 28 year old Bradford Hay of Mackinaw with criminal trespassing and criminal damage to property after he allegedly entered Debbie Svetz residence at 312 Mary St without permission and damaged a window and screen. Hay posted 35 dollar bond and slated to appear in court February 19. Odo, Schmitt, and Deputy Davy assisted in the arrest.
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Coal City
Bradford Hay
Mackinaw
Peter Odo
Odo
Hay
Debbie Svetz
Mary St
Grundy County
Frank Schmitt
Robert Davy
NAACP energy report shifts political blame in energy debate
In a Detroit publication the NAACP energy report challenges Carter era policy as elitist and insufficient for black Americans seeking a larger share of economic growth. It contrasts with Schlesinger’s warning on imports, urges growth linked to employment, and notes political dynamics as Republicans court black voters with reforms.
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White House
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National Energy Conference
Detroit
NAACP
Carter Energy
Energy
James Schlesinger
Carter
Louisiana
Bob Livingston
Repulican National Committee
Livingston
The Worry Clinic warning on ERA and homosexual rights
The letter claims tax deductions would be denied if homosexuals seek public jobs in churches and colleges. It cites Jill S. and her husband Dr. Crane warning readers about the Equal Rights Amendment's alleged dangers, urging donations to churches and charities while noting Hillsdale College's federal funding stance. A final line notes soil bacteria counts.
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Jill
Red Cross
YMCA
IRS
Jill S
Bermuda
Boy and Girl Scouts
American Cancer Society
Crane
George Roche
Hillsdale College
Michigan
Uncle Sam
Law College
Entertainers in schools and a troubled marriage letter
A reader laments teachers turning classes into entertainment and worries about future teaching quality. Another letter, from Confused, describes a troubled marriage with a partner pursuing a former flame and attending counseling with the wife, risers questions of morality and seeking guidance from Ann Landers. The columnist closes by promoting a new teen sex guidance booklet.
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Ann Landers
P.O
Chicago
Illinois
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Joliet Woman
United Press International
Wilmington
High & Grace
Minooka High
Morris Grace
Gitchoff
Richard Hudgens
St. Louis
Hudgens
Tom McMaster
Reneida
McMaster
Betty Jane Reynolds
Tom
E. Zilinskas
Zilinskas
Max Roegge
First National Bank of
Roegge
County
Republican Central Committee
Naacp's Energy Report
the Worry Clinic
George W Crane
Ph.d
Washington
G.I
Hopkins
Mellett
Indiana
Ann
Bugs Bunny
Kalamazoo
Zoo
Alabama
California
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Rover Boy
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