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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1978
Page
2
Illinois frogging season lasts until August 31 with bullfrogs as the main target. Night fishing with lights, hand catching, or flyrod lures are allowed under state law, with a daily bag limit of eight and a required fishing license for most anglers.
Illinois health officials warn campers about rising tick numbers and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. The disease spiked in 1976 with 30 plus Illinois cases. US totals rose from 380 in 1970 to 1137 in 1977. Prevention includes protective clothing, repellents, tick checks, careful removal, and hygiene.
Illinois officials of the Department of Public Aid seek IRS information to locate 285000 non paying fathers. They say welfare costs amount to about 28.5 million dollars yearly and nine states already use IRS data for this purpose. Illinois could save up to 17.1 million annually if support is enforced.
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