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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
11
Vernon E. Jordan Jr urges Boston to follow the South’s path to desegregation through federal action, leadership silence ending, and open dialogue. He argues that Boston must enforce court rulings, expand leadership across communities, and back police power to protect rights as it shifts from violence to legal, inclusive progress.
Grundy County officials report a large tree down on Pine Bluff Road near Jugtown Road at 6 47 am after a cut through. Chicago Title honors Grundy County Title and Abstract as an Outstanding Agent Award winner. Wesley Shaw opens Shaw's Tent and Awning Co. and runs Spartan Karate Club. W H Watling Jr earns journalism degree and appears in poetry anthologies. Irving Azoff faces lawsuit from Richard Romanello over no show at a folk festival.
Columnist Phil Pastoret mocks politicians for smoky backroom deals and voters who tolerate puffery. He notes critics who brag and the old habit of lighting the water heater in the cellar, while pondering the appeal of buying a book without hiding it.
Vietnam will gain a new official name and unified government as the National Assembly prepares to approve reunification. Hanoi will be the capital and premier North Vietnamese leaders are expected to head the new administration, with Viet Cong structures dissolved and a single national delegation to represent Vietnam abroad.
Attorney General William J. Scott issued a legal opinion that after July 1 1976 public officials may hold liquor licenses for premises outside their jurisdictions. The opinion cites Public Act 79 1183 approved December 19 1975 and effective July 1 1976 amending liquor statutes.
Governor Daniel Walker will undergo elective gall bladder surgery next week at Highland Park Hospital in Highland Park. Surgeon Vernon Z Hutchings will perform the operation, with a 10 day hospital stay expected. The governor plans to return to Springfield to recuperate and resume a normal routine. He and his wife will attend their son Charles graduation at Brown University in Providence, RI before returning.
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