Illinois faces closure of 71 state parks without income tax
Governor Ogilvie says 71 parks memorials and recreation areas could close if Illinois lacks an income tax. The survey warns of possible shutdowns at Northern Illinois University Joliet State Penitentiary and reduced school funding, with only seven parks staying open and major cuts in conservation efforts.
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Illinois
William G. Stratton
Springfield
Richard Ogilvie
Chicago
Salvation Army
Goose Lake Prairie
Department of Conservation
John W. McCarter
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Joliet
Ogilvie
Director of Conservation
Kankakee River State Rock Cut
Anderson Park
Mississippi Palisades
Lake Conservation Area
Chain O’lakes State Park
Cahokia Mounds
Illinois State University
William
Breisch Named Exec VP Cashier of Mazon State Bank
Robert W. Breisch formerly of First National Bank of Lockport becomes executive vice president and cashier at Mazon State Bank. William R. Wallin leaves as cashier to become principal of Mazon Grade School. Wallin, cashier for 23 years, starts July 1 at 11 500 annually. Breisch, 30, has background in Chicago banking and Morris law firm. He holds a JD from Creighton and degrees from Marmion, Dayton, Creighton. The bank marks its silver anniversary this August with Dr W F Breisch as president and Frank Barr as VP.
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Robert W. Breisch
First National Bank of Lockport
Mazon State Bank
Breisch
William R. Wallin
Mazon
Wallin
Mazon High School
American National Bank and Trust Co
Chicago
Dunn and Hayes
Morris
Marmion Military Academy
Aurora
University of Dayton
Dayton
Ohio
Creighton University
Omaha
Neb
Creighton University School of Law
American Bar Association
Nebraska State Bar Association
National Legal Aid and Defender Association
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity
Phyllis
Robert
Michael
Kris
Kim
Rte. 1
Verona
W. F. Breisch
Frank Barr
Suspect Arson In Campus Fire At SIU Old Main
A Sunday blaze destroyed the 83 year old Old Main building at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale with an estimated five million dollars in damage. Fire officials say arson started the attic with three separate blazes and vandals left phrases on blackboards. Students braved flames to rescue papers and museum pieces as firefighters from ten communities fought the fire.
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Carbondale, UI
Southern Illinois University
SIU
Charles McCaughan
Old Main
McCaughan
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
David Max Moore
Bement
Police Return To Jobs Friday After Brief Absence
City policemen resumed work after a four hour gap caused by sick officers and contact difficulties. City Atty. Robert Wren and Atty. James Fleming advised the situation, and the police salary raise issue now rests with the judiciary committee for recommendation. The council convenes at 7:30 p.m. to discuss the matter.
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Robert Wren
James Fleming
Judiciary Committee
Morris Grade School Board Meeting Documents Resignations and Bids
The Morris Grade School Board of Education will meet Wednesday at Franklin School to discuss teacher resignations and possible replacements. The agenda includes requests for bids on additional safety survey work as required by law. Also on the calendar are administration conferences and travel allowances for teachers using cars for educational purposes.
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Morris Grade School Board of Education
Franklin School
Snicker A Day Reveals Husbands Secrets to Friend
A wry reflection notes that a clever wife often knows much about her husband, usually kept from him, and tends to reveal it to her closest female companion. The piece humorously explores betrayals of trust in intimate circles.
Graduation Rites For 175 Students At Center School
An estimated 1,200 people attended eighth grade graduation ceremonies Friday night at Center School. Mrs. Ronald Bell awarded diplomas to 175 students. Frank Kuntz of Morris Post 294 presented American Legion Awards to James Leonard and Vicki Workman.
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Center School
Ronald Bell
Board of Education
Frank Kuntz
Morris Post 294
American Legion
James Leonard
Vicki Workman
Rte. 1
Sherman Workman
W. Jackson St
Weather: Morris Sees Sunshine as Rain Ends
Morris reports sun today as rain ends and temperatures rise into the seven tied range. Tonight will be fair and not so cool with a low in the lower 60s. Mostly sunny and warmer Tuesday then partly cloudy and cooler Wednesday. Collins Weather Station notes highs of 69 Saturday and 62 Sunday with lows 52 and 41. Mercury at 11 30 a.m. downtown Morris 64 after an overnight low of 56. Weekend rainfall totals 0.69 inches by 6 p.m. Saturday and 1.75 inches by 6 p.m. Sunday. Five day forecast calls for Tuesday to Saturday highs 6 to 9 degrees below normal 78-82 with lows 57-62.
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Morris
Collins Weather Station
Mercury
Nixon orders immediate redeployment of 25,000 from Vietnam
President Nixon announced the withdrawal of about 25,000 U.S. troops from Vietnam following talks with South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu at Midway Island. Thieu endorsed the move calling it good news for Americans, signaling further reductions, while critics urged faster action to end the war.
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Midway Island
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Washington-Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
mid-Pacific
United States
Saigon
Thieu
Honolulu
Midway
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
George S. McGovern
D-S.c
Local Soldier Receives Bronze Star in Vietnam
Spec. 4 Paul A. Gabel, son of Mrs. Clarence Gabel of 843 E. Jefferson St., earned the Bronze Star Medal on May 21 in Vietnam for heroism during ground operations against a hostile force. A medical aidman with Company D, 2nd Battalion, 25th Infantry Division, 12th Infantry, he enlisted in 1968, trained at Ft. Benning, and has been in Vietnam since February 1969, last stationed at Ft. Myer, Virginia.
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Paul A. Gabel
Clarence Gabel
E. Jefferson St
Vietnam
25Th Infantry Division
12Th Infantry
Gabel
Ft. Benning
Ft. Myer
Weekend Rainfall Totals and Tornado Alert
A weekend storm dropped about 2.5 inches of rain with a tornado warning issued before midnight Saturday. Reports from Grundy and La Salle counties noted high winds, downed trees, a plane overturned near Mendota, and scattered power interruptions with no major damage overall.
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Mae Reagan
Grundy County
Reagan
Morris City
MCHS Senior Heads to Europe on People-to-People Tour
John L. Taylor a Morris Community High School senior will leave Tuesday for a six week People-to-People student ambassador tour of Europe. He is the first MCHS graduate selected and travels with Illinois and Iowa peers under teacher leaders. The trip begins at O’Hare Field with stops in Glasgow London Paris and more including Austria Denmark and the Netherlands.
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John L. Taylor
Richard P. Taylor
Rte. 3
Europe
Taylor
Morris Community High School
MCHS
Illinois
Iowa
Willeave
O'Hare Field
Washington, D. C
Glasgow
Scotland
London
Paris
Heidelberg
Lucerne
Prague
Vienna
West Berlin
East Berlin
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Austria
Denmark
Netherlands
Eisenhower
Morris Pastor Seeks New Charge in Chicago
The Rev. Harold R. Dude leaves Morris First Methodist Church after four years to lead Granville Ave United Methodist in Chicago. Bishop Pryor announced the appointment at the Northern Illinois Conference in DeKalb. He will be replaced by Rev. Willard A. Giese of Rockford, with move set for June 25 and Dude’s last Morris sermon on Sunday.
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Morris First Methodist Church
Harold R. Dude
Granville Ave. United Methodist Church
Chicago
Thomas M. Pryor
Northern Illinois Conference
DeKalb
Dude
Morris Church
Willard A. Giese
Rockford
Armitage Ave. Methodist
Rogers Park First Methodist Church
Granville Ave
Edgewater
Lake Michigan
Loyola University
Mundelein College
Chicago Loop
Morris
Donald L. Rigg
Channahon
Theodore Jones
Plattville
Historic Bank Prime Rate Soars to 84 Percent in New York
Banks led by Bankers Trust Co raised the prime rate to 8.4 percent, a historic high, with Chase Manhattan and First National City among others quickly following. The move followed persistent borrowing demand and Fed actions, triggering a Dow drop of about seven points.
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New York
Bankers Trust Co
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Chase Manhattan
First National City of
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Bankers Trust
Flying object sighting reported along I-80 and I-30
A state trooper in District 5 Joliet reports spotting a white glowing tri angular flying object crossing Interstate 30 in Grundy County at night. The object had green and blue lights and was silent. Residents of Coal City Newark Morris also reported seeing unidentified objects Thursday evening.
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Morris
District 5
Joliet
Interstate 30
Grundy County
Coal City
Newark
the Herald
Permits Issued for Rest Area Sewage Facilities on I 80
The Illinois Sanitary Water Board issued permits for sewage treatment facilities at rest areas along Interstate 80 near Minooka in Grundy County. Construction approval was granted for eastbound and westbound station areas with Imhoff tanks and waste stabilization ponds discharging into Aux Sable Creek and then the Illinois River.
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Minooka
Grunedy County
Illinois Sanitary Water Board
Illinois Department of Public Works
Imhoff
Aux Sable Creek
Illinois River
Morris Community High School Board Meeting Agenda
The Morris Community High School Board will meet at 7 p.m. in the administrative offices to discuss microfilming records and repairs to the vault and doors damaged in a spring burglary. The agenda includes custodial and secretarial salaries, the school nurse salary, and a transportation contract for 1969 70.
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Morris Community High School Board of Education
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Mazon Bank
Robert Breisch
Thor Heyerdahl
Atlantic Ocean
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Ray Webb
St. Louis
Commonwealth Edison Co
Mendota
Joan Taylor
Rey. U, Dude
N.Y