Edison delays AEC hearing over unavailable panel member
Commonwealth Edison postpones presenting an environmental impact study at the Atomic Energy Commission hearing for a proposed LaSalle County nuclear plant four miles south and southwest of Seneca and Marseilles. The project features two 1,100 MW units and a 2,970 acre cooling lake.
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Commonwealth Edison Co
Atomic Energy Commission
la Salle County
Seneca and
Marseilles
LaSalle County
Edison
Richard Powell
AEC
Atomic Energy Regulatory Staff
Byron Lee Jr
Lee
Car Crashes Near Illinois 47 Leave Driver Critical
Bobby Lynn Cargill 30 of Lockport is in Morris Hospital in critical condition after a high speed crash at the Illinois 47 and White Willow Road intersection. Witnesses described a multi-vehicle sequence that included a culvert plunge and cafe lot impact near White Willow Cafe. The Honda Civic was left upside down in the cafe owner’s front yard as emergency crews freed the driver.
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Morris Hospital
Bobby Lynn Cargill
Lockport
Illinois 47
White Willow Road
Donald Hutchinson
White Willow Roads
Joliet
Cargill
White Willow Cafe
Hutchinson
Bob Warrick
Morris
Lineman Warrick
E. Chapin St
Mardian testifies on Watergate cover up role
Former Assistant Attorney General Robert C. Mardian told the Senate Watergate committee he became involved in the cover up out of lawyer ethics and client confidentiality. He said he learned of the wiretapping story after the June 17, 1972 Democratic headquarters break in and defended his actions as a lawyer not a political ally.
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Washington
Robert C. Mardian
Mardian
Phoenix
Ariz
Senate Watergate Committee
Democratic
Frederick C. LaRue
John N. Mitchell
White House
John W. Dean III
Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
LaRue
Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Morris Board dismisses teacher after executive session
The Morris Community High School Board voted to dismiss Judy Heifner from her duties as a girls physical education teacher after an executive session. Five board members approved the dismissal citing failure to meet the district’s professional growth policy.
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Morris Community High School Board of Education
Judy Heifner
Weather, votes and school board actions in Morris Illinois
Partly sunny hot and humid today with possible thunderstorms this afternoon. Highs in lower 90s, tonight showers likely with upper 60s. Friday, cooler with more showers and thunderstorms. Wednesday high 89 and low 61 at Dresden Island Locks. At 7am 70 degrees and 10:30am 82 in Morris. Board vote on Miss Heifner leave and a lawsuit against Jean McCoy. Budget planning for 1973 74 with building and transportation funds outlined. Superintendent Sutter and Dieringer note financial uncertainties due to new state laws. Board restructures supervisory roles per evaluation reports and assigns senior staff to lead departments.
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Dresden Island Locks and Dam
Morris
Joy Parnell
Hugo Avalos
Miss Heifner
John Hynds
Jean McCoy
Hatcher Woods
Harold Sutter
Charles Dieringer
Sutter
Dieringer
North Central
Ted Morgan
Richard Waterhouse
Robert Ciota
William Ferguson
Nixon to attend White House staff conferences Friday
President Nixon, recovered from viral pneumonia, will leave Bethesda Naval Hospital Friday morning for White House meetings with Kissinger and aides. He will postpone Camp David until Friday afternoon, aiming to resume full duties Monday. The final chest X-ray showed pneumonia resolved and he progresses.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Henry A. Kissinger
Camp David
Ziegler
Air Force
Walter R. Tkach
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LaSalle
Max Zar
Dresden
Zar
Powell
Elizabeth Bowers
U.S. Atomic Regulatory Staff
Seneca Road
Myers
Michael Gibson
Duane E. Sorensen
Gardner
Curt Leach
Sorensen
Illinois 129
Carbon Hill Road
Schroeder
Morris Daily Herald
Illinois
Minooka
Tri-County Bank of Minooka
Ridge Road
Design Group
Waterloo
Iowa
Gary E. Jensen
Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund
Iran
Grundy County Zoning Board of Appeals
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