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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1975

Page

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Radical pleads guilty to bank robbery in Philadelphia

Susan E. Saxe formerly on the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted List pleaded guilty to a 1970 Philadelphia bank robbery and faces a 10 year sentence under a plea agreement. She also admitted to looting a National Guard armory in Newburyport Massachusetts and would serve a concurrent two year term.

Radical Philadelphia UPI Susan E. Saxe FBI Brandeis University Saxe Albany N.Y National Guard Newbury Port Mass Massachusetts Evanston Ill Beverly Hills Calif

Rescue of Rock Island girl ends in capture of kidnapper

A seven year old daughter of a prominent Rock Island family was kidnapped Sunday evening near her home and found unharmed five hours later in the kidnapper Ralph L Doughty s room. Doughty 29 was arrested and charged with aggravated kidnapping. The girl Heather Bailey and her brother Steven 6 were playing when seized. The case tied to a 1970 bank robbery and the suspect had prior morals charges and convictions.

Rock Island, Ill UPI Rock Island Heather Bailey William Bailey Steven Bailey Rock Island School Board Ralph L. Doughty Doughty

Supreme Court rules unemployed parents may choose welfare over unemployment

The Supreme Court unanimously held that jobless parents may opt for welfare rather than unemployment compensation. Justice Rehnquist said federal welfare amendments of 1968 prohibit forcing a parent to exhaust unemployment benefits, unless Congress and states change the law. The Vermont case upheld that welfare funded by tax dollars can be chosen before unemployment benefits.

Washington UPI Supreme Court William H. Rehnquist Congress States Vermont

FBI urged to take over federal drug war amid DEA concerns

Senator Abraham Ribicoff proposes FBI assume the federal war on drugs criticizing the DEA for alleged corruption and lack of professionalism. Senator Henry Jackson echoes concerns referencing a risky nighttime raid in Collinsville Illinois and argues the issue requires high level leadership against drug syndicates.

Washington UPI FBI Federal War On Drugs The Drug Enforcement Administration Abraham Ribicoff Dconn Ribicoff Congress DEA Henry Jackson D-Wash Jackson Collinsville

Morris High Board Eyes Hiring Negotiator For Teacher Pay

Morris Community High School Board meets Wednesday at 7 p m to hire Dr Roy J O Neil as professional negotiator for teacher salaries at 50 per hour plus expenses. The agenda lists executive sessions with Dr O Neil and reports on a nonrenewal for a part time music teacher Ruth Malone.

Roy J. O'Neil Morris Community High School Board O'Neil Aurora District 131 Stanley Cade McHs Education Association

Weather: showers and storms likely tonight into Tuesday

The forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms tonight with mostly cloudy skies and a likely Tuesday. Lows near 55 to 65, highs in the 70s. Sunday reached 70/48 with no weekend precipitation per Dresden Lock and Dam. Early today 7 a.m. was 53 and downtown Morris at 9:22 a.m. 66.

Dresden Lock and Dam Morris

Minooka Homecoming Week Opens With Park Carnival Events

Minooka Lions Park hosts the annual Homecoming from Wednesday through Sunday with a seven ride carnival, concessions, and a Lions lunch stand. Baby and pet costume parades, greased pole contest, water fights, and a Sunday parade with school bands are planned, weather permitting.

Minooka Minooka Lions Lions Park Pavillion Ding-a-Lings Minooka Firemen’s Auxiliary Minooka Fire Department Minooka Firemen

Ford to release Rockefeller report withhold CIA assassination material

President Ford plans a 7:30 p.m. EDT news conference to announce release of the 350 page Rockefeller commission report while withholding the section alleging CIA plots to assassinate foreign leaders. White House officials say Ford wants control of timing and digest the findings before public release.

Washington UPI Ford Nelson Rockefeller U.S Rockefeller Commission Central Intelligence Agency White House Senate Committee CIA Frank Church D-Idaho Rockefeller Commission Cuba Fidel Castro Francois “Papa Doc’’ Duvalier Haiti Rafael Trujillo Dominican Republic Patrice Lumumba Congo Egypt Rabin Jerusalem Cairo

Barge Smashes Dresden Locks in Illinois River Incident

A gasoline barge of 12,000 tons struck the Dresden locks near Channahon causing $10,000 in damages to the locks and $3,000 to the gate. No injuries reported. eight crew aboard. Fire crews sprayed foam to contain leaks as repairs were planned for later in the week. traffic resumed around 11 a.m. Sheriff’s deputies assisted on scene.

Dresden Dan Callahan Arthur J. Dyer Ingram Shell Square New Orleans Callahan Norman W. Mitchell Virginia St Paducah Coal City Morris Northern Petrochemical Illinois Grundy County Dresden Lock Alabama Herald

Immaculate Conception Principal Resigns for Woodstock Teaching Post

Sister Mildred Marie Keefe announces departure after four years as ICS principal to teach fourth through sixth grades at St. Mary’s School in Woodstock starting September. With 28 years in education she blends teaching and administration and will teach social studies and religion.

Immaculate Conception Mildred Marie Keefe Sister Keefe St. Mary's School Woodstock Herald ICS St. Mary’s School Keefe Morris Danville St. Mary’s St. Mary’s College Notre Dame Ind

Kennedy vows not to seek 1976 Democratic nomination

Jackson says Kennedy means it when he states he will not run for president. He claims strong personal ties to the Kennedy family and says Kennedy's public denial should be taken at face value, believing Kennedy will stay out of the race.

Jackson Kennedy Cincinnati UPI Edward Kennedy D-Mass Henry Jackson D-Wash

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