Scott rules funds may not back unit district drive
Illinois Attorney General William J. Scott issues three opinions on tax and public funds. He says charitable property transfers can gain exemptions only after title passes. He allows retroactive corrections for mobile home tax errors, with limits on recovery if paid without protest. He also rules school funds may not be used to promote or oppose unit school district formation.
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Springfield
William J. Scott
Scott
Frank A. Kirk
Department of Local Government Affairs
Frank X. Yackley
LaSalle County
Mazon-Verona-Kinsman honors fourth nine weeks roll call
MVK high school lists honor students by class. Seniors include Pam Kruger Pete Paulsen Frankie Sereno Bruce Baker Dave Buttry Debra Winsor Sandy O Connell Jackie Williams Patty Colclasure Steve Bates Brian Biros Jim Havekost Brenda Friant Sandra Kay Jan Elgar Frank Smith. Juniors include Shawn Madison Joy Schaefer Brad Baker Kathy Gradis Nelle Hanley Debra Beal Patty Phelan Doug Cook Seann Frederiksen Emily Trotter Jane Slattery LaDonna Sereno Susan Snyder Randy Crase Sue Finch Annette Norton. Sophomores include Hugh Martin Bob Murray Dan Paulsen Laurie Winsor Dana Russell Betty Phelan Lynn Bates Candi Heron Angela Norton Virginia Rankin Barb Bessen Tim Brockman Aretha Brown Ken Hyslop Bryan Thorson. Freshmen include David Crane Therese Hanley Terry Olson Teresa Schaefer Tim Braghini Sandy Leiter LeeAnn Grenell Sue Prindiville Marcy Dutton Laurie Peckenpauh Max Deskin Cheryl Rankin Kathy Winsor Deidre Brown Brian Darlington Mark Rodosky Kim Payton Kathy Kilmer Bob Hopkins Frank Hoke Carol Fleishman Kelly O Connell Kathleen Vint Wanda Phillips Lynn Sereno.
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Mazon
Mazon-Verona-Kinsman High School
Pam Kruger
Pete Paulsen
Frankie Sereno
Bruce Baker
Dave Buttry
Debra Winsor
Sandy O'Connell
Jackie Williams
Patty Colclasure
Steve Bates
Brian Biros
Jim Havekost
Brenda Friant
Sandra Kay
Jan Elgar
Frank Smith
Shawn Madison
Joy Schaefer
Brad Baker
Kathy Gradis
Nelle
Cheryl Rankin
Kathy Winsor
Deidre Brown
Brian Darlington
Mark Rodosky
Kim Payton
Kathy Kilmer
Bob Hopkins
Frank Hoke
Carol Fleishman
Kelly O’connell
Kathleen Vint
Wanda Phillips
Lynn Sereno
Morris Community High School Honors Sparked By Silent Salutatorian
Voice of the People recalls Friday night at Morris Community High School where the administration skipped announcing co valedictorians and the salutatorian. The Zwiers family has publicly criticized the administration amid the controversy over Nancy being named Salutatorian. The three students completed four years of effort as the focus of the ceremony.
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Morris Community High School
Zwiers
MCHS
Nancy
Plymouth Rock Bombing Attempt Sparks Undamaged Landmark
Police Chief Ernest Leonardi said a bomb exploded near Plymouth Rock in Plymouth Massachusetts but caused no damage to the stone. The blast created a sand hole about 18 by 36 inches and seven inches deep with no injuries or suspects identified.
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Plymouth, Mass
UPI
Plymouth Rock
Ernest Leonardi
Leonardi
Parked Car Damaged on Liberty Street
Police report damage to a 1972 Opel GT parked near Garret between 1 and 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday in the 800 block of Liberty Street. A crease and chipped paint were noted. Mary Brown of 105 W Walnut St notified police at 3:50 p.m. about the incident. Steve Stangland of Beatty Lumber reported vandalism at the yard over the weekend, with plaster mix torn and spilled across the floor. Damage estimated at unknown dollars.
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Morris
Liberty St
Mary Brown
Walnut St
Coal City
Garret
Steve Stangland
Beatty Lumber
Arrest of Morris man on battery charge
Robert Goodlet, 24, of Morris, was arrested on a battery charge after a complaint by Miss Vickie Flynn says he grabbed her around the neck and choked her at Kate Lee's Tap. Police report the incident occurred Tuesday at 12:26 a.m. and he was later arrested at the Carson House by Sgt. Kenneth Shannon. He posted a $100 bond and was scheduled to appear in court June 24.
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Robert Goodlet
Morris
Goodlet
Vickie Flynn
Kate Lee
Grundy County
Kenneth Shannon
Carson House
Suspect search in bombing of U S Army base in Frankfurt
Police probe links bombing at U S Army 5th Corps headquarters to urban guerrilla sympathizers. Two time bombs injured fifteen people, including six servicemen. three suspects arrested with others possibly involved. Authorities note possible reprisal for Ulrike Meinhof death and stress pseudo political motives.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
UPI
U.S. Army
5Th Corps
Joe Pettis
Los Angeles
Community Services Room
Pettis
Ulrike Meinhof
Stuttgart
Werner Maihofer
Traffic Court Fines Shared Across Area for Moving Violations
A Grundy County Circuit Court session imposed fines and costs on several defendants for overweight on axle illegal liquor possession and speeding offenses. Daniel Hanson and Thomas Bessey faced $100 fines with $10 costs each for overweight axle and illegal transport of alcohol respectively. Elmer Erickson Jr. paid $100 plus $10 costs for failing to give information after a crash. Additional speeding fines included Ray Cavaness Rufus Charlton Linda Erickson Daniel Clennon Bruce Corsini Donald Crater Sr. with varying amounts and court citations. Others faced dismissals for lack of appearance on charges of criminal damage and disorderly conduct.
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Daniel Hanson
Rte. 4
Grundy County
Dale Wills
Illinois 47
Illinois Ave
Thomas Bessey
South St
Dwight
Stephen Maloney
Seventh
Rice Sts
S. Wilmington
Elmer Erickson Jr
Joliet
Erickson
Bernard Rogers
U.S. 6
Shel-Mar Tavern
William Waldrop
Rte. 1
Braceville
Daniel Altiery
Rte
Wilmington
Esther Vergonet
Altiery
Ray Cavaness
Sunset St
Kinsman
James Matteson
Illinois
Rufus Charlton
Tabler Rd
Morris
Robert Stansberry
E. Washington St
Linda Erickson
N. Division St
Braidwood
Carl Luck
Illinois 113
N. Fourth Ave
Eileen
Daniel Clennon
Rve
Minooka
Sherman LaCost
Waverly St
Bruce Corsini
Rte. 2
Gardner
John Perona
Braceville Rd
Donald Crater Sr
Oak St
South Wilmington
Gardner High School
Tim Neary
Refuses to Move Old Gorillas at Lincoln Park Zoo
Sinbad the 29 year old male gorilla will not be moved to the new great ape house at Lincoln Park Zoo. Curator Mark Rosenthal says the elderly specimen is too valuable and risks anesthesia. The transfer of other apes proceeds as the new quarters emphasize group living.
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Chicago
UPI
Mark Rosenthal
Lincoln Park Zoo
Great Ape House
Sinbad
Lincoln
Rosenthal
Richard J. Daley
Queen Too Sedate Slides for Queen Elizabeth II
London hairstylist Maurice Tidy told the New Jersey Master Hairdressers convention that Queen Elizabeth II needs a bolder hairdo to shed a sedate image. He said her current hairstyle is conservative and not as attractive as it could be.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
England
London
Maurice Tidy
New Jersey
New York City to Charge Tuition at CUNY Starts Next Fall
The Board of Higher Education voted 7 to 1 to open tuition at 750 for freshmen and sophomores and 900 for juniors and seniors as NYC seeks 24 million in state aid to finish the current school year. CUNY closed last Friday after payroll default delaying exams for 20,000 seniors. Four board members resigned over the plan.
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New York
UPI
New York City
City University of New York
Board of Higher Education
CUNY
City University
BHE
Harold Jacobs
Jacobs
Beame
Vandalism reported at Gardner-South Wilmington High
Grundy County deputies investigated vandalism at Gardner-South Wilmington High School where three windows were broken Monday night and a west side pane had putty removed. BB gun fire suspected. no injuries reported. A separate call logged ice machine damage at Johnson's 66 station in Mazon.
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Grundy County
Deputy cites 3 for speed in Illinois stretch
Deputy Jeff Wix cited Max Knupp 35 of Coal City 71 mph in a 55 mph zone at Illinois 113 and Jugtown Road posting bond for court June 17. Clarence Rolando 27 of Joliet was cited for 86 mph in a 55 mph zone on Illinois 113 near Jugtown Road posting bond for court June 17. James Bozich 27 of Joliet was cited for 75 mph in a 55 mph zone on Reed and Bertards posting a $25 bond for court.
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Grundy County
Illinois
Jugtown Rd
James Bozich
Joliet
Wix
Reed and Bertards
Mintoff Eyes Moscow Tactics Threaten U S Mediterranean Tie
Mintoff’s Malta trip to meet Leonid Brezhnev signals a Soviet-leaning shift on the island. Malta’s 1960s NATO departure and the offer of a Soviet embassy threaten U S security interests as Smirnovsky pushes for Moscow influence in Valletta and Mediterranean naval access.
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Malta
Dom Mintoff
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Mintoff
U.S.S.R
Mediterranean
Mintoffs
United States
Soviet Union
Turkey
Israel
Egypt
Tunisia
Morocco
District of Columbia
Sicily
Libya
Britain
NATO
George Borg-Oliver
Borg Oliver
America
U.S.S.R. Kremlin
M. Smirnnovsky
V. Tsargradsky
G. Penko
Smirnovsky
Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
Kremlin
Arvid Pardo
Valletta
Central Committee
Brezhnev
France
Muammar el-Qaddafi
Dr George W Crane Warns of Crisis in American Morality
Caryl a housewife and school teacher appeals to Dr Crane about alleged sexual delinquency in schools. She cites MACOS teaching in 1,700 schools, a $7 million tax funding, and calls for exposing what she calls de humane curricula and a Child Control Bill opposition.
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Caryl
America
Uncle Sam
Caryl O
Chicago
Dr. Crane
Congress
Nixon
Our Republic
Dear Ann Landers column excerpts of life advice
A reader shares memories of near suicide at 21 and finding purpose through perseverance, then seeks etiquette on dining and honesty. Ann Landers responds with guidance on waiting, not eating questionable food, and improving behavior, plus a note on drug awareness and obtaining her booklet.
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Atttorney General
Richard J. Doyle
Vermilion County
MVK
Voice of
The
People
N.Y.C
Henry J. Taylor
United Feature Syndicate
Worry Clinic
George W. Crane
Crane
Hopkins Bidg
Mellett
Indiana
Ann Landers
Teller of Secrets
L.S.D
P.Q
Elgin
Ill
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