Nixon ends 13 day trip with SALT push in Warsaw
President Nixon wraps up a 13 day summit tour in Warsaw and heads to Washington to urge Senate ratification of the SALT pact with the Soviet Union. He will address Congress in a rare joint session and press the case for Phase 2 while facing mixed political reaction at home.
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Poland
Andrews Air Force Base
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Senate
Israel Tightens Security After Tel Aviv Airport Massacre
Border guards armed with submachine guns patrolled Ben Gurion Airport while Israel urged foreign airlines to increase checks. Lebanon asked the UN Security Council about retaliation as 23 killed and 70 wounded in Tel Aviv attack by three Japanese hires linked to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. Premier Meir signaled possible retaliation and Lebanon was named as Beirut-based organizers. One assailant died by grenade, another by fellow gunfire, the third captured.
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Curity Council
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Golda Meir
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Morris Daily Herald June 1 1972 brief item
Local Morris Illinois issue dated June 1 1972 presents a compact newspaper record. The page lists brief notices and items centered on community happenings and public notices.
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Morris
Illinois
Spring appeal hearings set for Grundy and LaSalle counties
The Property Tax Appeal Board will hear assessed value appeals on Thursday June 8 at the Grundy County Courthouse in Morris. Appellants include several Jorstad farm and residence properties with reductions sought. LaSalle cases also listed for 11 a.m. at the same venue.
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Grundy
LaSalle Counties
Property Tax Appeal Board
Grundy County
Morris
John K. Morris
LaSalle County
Russel Jorstad
Rte. 4
Russel
Milford Jorstad
Sidney Jorstad
Orin Jorstad
Milford
Lorraine Jorstad
Frederick H. Laskow
Chambers St
Ottawa
Parole for Bobby Baker Ends 17 Months in Prison
Bobby Baker, former Senate aide and secretary to Lyndon Johnson, is released on parole after about 17 months in custody. He declined talks on his confinement, plans to publish a book, and reiterated his innocence on income tax evasion, fraud, and grand larceny charges. Baker had been at Allenwood prison farm prior to parole.
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Deputy Charged With Stealing In Dixon
Lee County deputy James Fisher age 24 Dixon was arrested after $200 found in a supermarket lot was returned to police. Sheriff Quest suspended him for refusing a lie detector test and Fisher is held in the Lee County Jail.
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Lee County
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Dixon
John Quest
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Morris District to file tax suit over Joliet College rate
At a special Morris Elementary District No. 54 meeting, the board authorized Atty. Eugene Hayes to file a friendly mandamus suit against County Clerk Tom Parks and County Collector Pauline Coleman to force an estimate of the tax rate for Joliet Junior College District. If successful, Will County protests and Grundy County delays threaten borrowing for up to five months.
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Will County
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Morris Planning Commission
Lakewood Estates
Atty. James Peacock
U.S. 6
Gerald McTague
Donald Zwiers
Tennessee men held on murder warrants near Pontiac
Two 20 and 21 year old Memphis men, Samuel Smith and Charles W. Reed, were arrested near Pontiac along U S 66 on suspicion of driving a stolen car tied to the killing of Howard L. Warren. Police found three bullet holes in the car, a bloodstained back seat, and a .25 caliber pistol. Warren was later found dead in Memphis after talking with Illinois authorities.
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Memphis
Howard L. Warren
Illinois
Samuel Smith
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U.S. 66
Pontiac
Senate clears judicial election bill in Illinois
The Illinois Senate passed a bill to elect at least 30 judges in November with a special Aug. 4 primary to select nominees. Without the primary, judges would be appointed by the Illinois Supreme Court. Senator Cecil Partee, the Democratic leader from Chicago, earlier saved the measure by withdrawing it from a likely defeat.
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Ill
Senate
House
Illinois Supreme Court
Cecil Partee
Chicago
Morris Daily Herald Lists Current Year Teacher Salaries
Clarity in Morris Morris Grade School teacher salaries for the current year appeared in parentheses in the Morris Daily Herald. The figures were misidentified as next year’s salaries in the article.
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Morris
Morris Daily Herald
State hearings back regional Illinois correctional centers
Local leaders across Illinois back the plan for regional correctional centers near several cities if the General Assembly allocates 16 million dollars. Hearings assess site suitability while advocates stress rehabilitation, family contact, and community counseling over warehousing.
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Illinois
General Assembly
Department of Corrections
Leonard Lieberman
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