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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1971

Page

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Edison pays Grundy taxes under protest after court ruling

Commonwealth Edison filed protests on 1 391 000 96 dollars of Grundy County taxes in response to a Cook County ruling removing corporate personal property taxes. The move aims to protect customers and stockholders if the Illinois Supreme Court upholds the decision. The tax distribution to agencies could be cut if upheld, affecting Coal City School District and other entities.

Commonwealth Edison Pauline Coleman Morris Daily Herald Edison Cook County Lake Shore Auto Parts Co Chicago Illinois Supreme Court Clifford Allen Joliet Coleman Edison’s Grundy County Coal City Community Unit No Allen County Road Goose Lake Township Atty Richard Wilder

Pleasant weekend weather with sunny skies and warm highs

A high pressure system over the Great Lakes brings sunny conditions to Illinois with temperatures in the 80s and humidity low. Forecasts show little rain chance, with Saturday highs in the 80s and lows near 60s, while Thursday reached 81 and 60 at Dresden Island Locks and Dam. At 7 am today the temperature was 65 degrees.

Great Lakes Illinois Dresden Island Locks and Dam

Cremate 3 Soyuz 11 cosmonauts in Moscow funeral

The three Soyuz 11 cosmonauts were cremated overnight as a heroes funeral planned in Red Square. The urns were returned to the Central Army Hall after eight hours of public viewing. Burial is set for the Kremlin Wall amid mourning and national tribute.

Moscow Red Square Salute Space Laboratory Central Army Hall Kremlin Wall Georgy Dobrovolsky Valdislav Volkov Viktor Patsayev Outer Space

Morris gains new Bell manager James Crupi.

James Crupi becomes Illinois Bell manager in Morris succeeding Katiinnemann who retires. Crupi will oversee overall operations including billing and customer service while his family relocates from Rock Island. Linnemann and family plan a California Washington trip before part time real estate work.

James Crupi Hlinois Bell Manag Morris Katiinnemann Crupi Morris Business Office Lorene Morris Rock Island Linnemanns Linnemann Marion California Washington Hugh Linnemann U. S. Air Force Melrose Park Illinois Bell Oak Park River Grove Elmhurst Chicago Highland Indiana Chicago Heights Joliet

Druggist Krusich Seeks Youth Guide To Drugs

Krusich, a Canton author, explains his youth aimed book on the drug spectrum, created with Creation House. He designed an appealing format with art by Bob Davis to reach preteens and teens without preaching, including stories of young people harmed by glue, gum from a beachcomber, and analysis of marijuana and heroin trends.

Krusich Foundation Creation House Canton Ohio Bob Davis General Electrc Hoover Art Linkletter Diane Vietnam Timothy Leary Carbon Hill Walter Krusich American’ Businessmen's Research Foundation Elmhurst Liberty St Herald

Minooka High announces six new teachers and staff resignations

At a Thursday night board meeting six new hires were named for Minooka High School including Debbie Stevens English Steve Hensel math and basketball coach Merril Van Allen librarian Nancy Fisk business education and girls PE Vern Oaks English and speech and Steve Fannin science and football coach. Resignations were accepted from Richard Kubinski and Sonja Peterson and Barbara Munk was also approved for departure. Approximately 14 applications have been received for a position with salary set at 4200 dollars annually. Bids will be opened July 8 for fuels and milk. The board approved paying two students 2.75 an hour for extra work and arranged student accident and high risk insurance with Borens Insurance Agency the school covering 14 of the high risk policy.

Minooka Minooka High School Board Debbie Stevens Steve Hensel Merril van Allen Nancy Fisk Vern Oaks Steve Fannin Cunnga Wilmington Richard Kubinski Sonja Peterson Barbara Munk

Unemployment Rate Drops to 5.6 Percent in June

The Labor Department reports 5.5 million unemployed in June, a 1.1 million rise from May, while the rate falls to 5.6 percent. Teenagers and young adults saw most of the decline, though the data foresees potential next month shifts. The Nixon administration aims to cut unemployment to 4.5 percent by mid-1972.

Washington Toy Bureau of Baantics Nixon Labor Department Department

Parcel of political redistricting sparks county split

Illinois lawmakers fail to extend reapportionment measures as Kendall County faces two districts in a proposed plan with five representatives per district. County board members keep per diem pay while public events at the high school and surrounding parks unfold amid publication delays.

Plotutio Kendall County

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The Harry White Cemetery Road White Sheriff's Office Morris Community High School Donald Homerding John Hynds MCHS Sheriff's Department Homerding Edward Kalish Illinois Education Association Hynds Hamerding Arthur Finfrock Nels Erickson Gardner St. James Hospital Pontiac Paul Gilmour Coal City Liberty Bell Telephone Pioneers of America Mary Ann Anderson Park Forest Ronald Wayne Lincoln College Lincoln, Ill Karl Linnemann By Kay Smith Plattville Illinois Gey Supe WRON Clerk’s Office By Walter S. Krusich
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