Morris man sentenced for cannabis possession in Illinois
A 21 year old Morris man, Michael Warrick, was sentenced to 60 days at the Illinois State Farm in Vandalia after pleading guilty to possession of more than 10 grams and less than 30 grams of cannabis. The case followed a May 3 incident in Gould Park where a passerby alerted authorities. Warrick was arrested after retrieving a bag found in a tree.
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Morris
Illinois
Vandalia
Thomas Clydesdale
Michael Warrick
E. Chapin St
Richard Wilder
Frank Burkey
Joliet
Locusts Emerge Across Southern Illinois In 13 Year Cicada Swarms
Springfield reports the 13 year cicada Brood XIX has emerged in southern and west central Illinois. The insects fly for about a week with no crop damage but egg laying can kill small branches. Netting and carabaryl spraying can protect young trees with a repeat spray five to seven days later. Officials ask for specimen mailing to Dr. Lewis J. Stannard in Urbana for study.
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Springfield
Illinois
Rodney Anderson
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Anderson
Levin
Lewis J. Stannard
Natural Resources Building
Urbana
Ill
Air Force recruiter to visit Morris weekly from Joliet district
Air Force T Sgt Kyle R Bitner will be in Morris one day each week in a basement office at the Morris Post Office from 10 am to 3 pm on Tuesdays. For other times call the Joliet office at 723 0311. Joliet office at 13 E Van Buren St is open 9 am to 5 30 pm daily.
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Air Force
Kyle R. Bitner
Joliet
Morris
E. van Buren St
Taxes Held in Escrow Pending Supreme Court Ruling
A McLean County Circuit Court judge ordered nearly 4 million dollars in personal property taxes held in escrow pending a U S Supreme Court ruling on constitutionality. Judge Samuel Harrod II issued the TRO Tuesday after a suit by Paul Welch McLean County state's attorney.
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Bloomington, Ill
McLean County
U.S. Supreme Court
Samuel Harrod II
Paul Welch
Kendall Democrats hear Dan Walker in Plano dinner
Dan Walker, Illinois governor candidate, urged unity after the primary at a Kendall County Democratic Central Committee dinner in Plano. He announced a three month small-town tour with his sons, defended Simon as needed for state government, and criticized Ogilvie’s transparency. Additional speakers included Michael Howlett and several candidates.
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Dan Walker
Illinois
Kendall County
Democratic Central Committee
Walker
Paul Simon
Simon
Ogilvie
Dan
Charles
Harvester Inn
Michael J. Howlett
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