Local hair salon staff gain certified beauty consultant licenses
Karolyn Barksdale and Cath Meditz of Wild Hair Styling Salon in Coal City complete Redken sponsored advanced make up and skin consultation classes. Barksdale is a licensed cosmetologist and Meditz an apprentice barber now licensed beauty consultant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karolyn Barksdale
Cath Meditz
Wild Hair
Coal City
Redken Laboratoies of
California
Barksdale
Meditz
Chryslers Beauty Academy
Decatur
Joliet Barber College
Joliet
Mike Hines
Escapee at halfway house
Anastasio Thomas, 47, alias George Evans, ran the Second Step Halfway House for alcoholics after escaping Greystone State Hospital in 1974. He testified at a Hackensack court hearing that he became too popular, acknowledging the risk of disclosure of his background to clients and police. He was arraigned on an escape charge from the New Jersey facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
UPI
Anastasio Thomas
George Evans
New Jersey
Greystone State Hospital
Second Step Halfway House
Thomas
Sheriff suspends five Kane County deputies
Kane County Sheriff William Klusak suspended five correctional center guards without pay for 3 to 14 days after deputies failed to lock rooms and monitor inmates, enabling the escape of two prisoners Donald Wold and Robert Aldrich from Geneva jail before they were recaptured.
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Elgin, Ill
UPI
Kane County
William Klusak
Klusak
Donald Wold
Robert Aldrich
Geneva
Aurora
Ato Freedom
Seith and Percy debate Social Security system
In Springfield, Democratic Senate hopeful Alex Seith targets social policy and revenue sharing in a heated second debate with incumbent Charles Percy. Seith pushes a Revenue Keeping plan and funds only retirement Social Security benefits from payroll taxes. Percy touts solvency, tax cuts, and a taxpayers agenda while defending Social Security and revenue sharing as beneficial to Illinois communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
UPI
Senate
Alex Seith
Charles H. Percy
R-Il
Seith
Leith
Percy
Illinois
Rockford
Congress
Washington
Supreme Court
Warden Ernest E. Morris Resigns From Stateville Center
Chicago and state officials announced the resignation of Ernest E. Morris as warden of Stateville Correctional Center effective July 31. Morris, 51, began as a prison guard in 1957, became Joliet center warden in 1975, Menard warden in 1976, and Stateville warden in 1977. An acting warden will take over August 1 during a search for a permanent replacement.
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Chicago
UPI
Ernest E. Morris
Stateville Correctional Center
Illinois Department of Corrections
Charles Rowe
Rowe
Morris
Illinois
Joliet
Stateville
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Diamond
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Associated
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Rte 1
Verona
Sterling
Karen
Chad and
Joel
Narlyn Stan Nelson
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis
Nelson
Federal Land Bank Association
Seneca
Newark High School
FFA
American Farmer
N. Stanley Nelson
Ronald E. Sampson
Million Mile Club
National Safety Council
Donald A. Davidson Sr
William Martin
Custom Homes
Fond du Lac, Vic
Vas
Narlyn Nelson
Hte
Sklut
Haggar
Liberty
Blazers
Traveller
Your Family Money Place
Home Savings and Loan Association
Liberty St
FSLI
P&j
S. Broadway
Mar-Lek
Citica
Valle
al Vey
TSC
aL.eia
Wee & Decker
Stanley
Hammer Sale
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