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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1973

Page

2

Newark Notes from Morris Daily Herald June 13 1973

Reading program The Presidents theme at Charles B Phillips Library Newark invites kindergarten through eighth grade children with hours Wednesdays Saturdays 3 5 and 7 9 p.m. Abe Anderson Family Reunion attended by Newark area relatives and others from Sandwich Aurora Glenview Scottsdale Moorhead Minn. Newark Community 4 H Club approves pop sales for Yorkville softball and plans July 7 barbecue pork chop supper at Kendall County Recreation Center. Talks and demonstrations by 4 H members outline upcoming July meeting topics.

Charles B. Phillips Newark Abe Anderson Justin Langman Rock Island Irving Sandvick George L. Nelson Fred Nelson Sandwich Aurora Glen View Marguerite Langman George Evaline) Cuilty Scottsdale, Ariz T. O. Burgess Moorhead Minn I-H 4-H Yorkville Kendall County Recreation Center County 4-H Federation Jeff Nichols Philip Anderson Theresa Johnson Gerry Erickson Tim Nichols Steve Seals Susan Blankenship Jim Olson Theresa Buck

Illinois adopts right turn on red across state

Governor Daniel Walker signed a new bill allowing right turns on red after a full stop starting January 1. The law, sponsored by Rep. W. Joseph Gibbs, makes Illinois the tenth state to adopt the rule and permits left turns on red from one way street to another one way street with pedestrians yielding. Local authorities may exempt intersections where danger would occur.

Springfield Ill Illinois Daniel Walker W. Joseph Gibbs California

Antitrust suit filed against Texaco and Coastal States

The Justice Department filed an antitrust suit in Manhattan federal court alleging Texaco Inc. conspired with Coastal States Gas Producing Co. to restrain gasoline sales to independent refiners. Texaco is described as the nation's leading oil refiner and marketer. Coastal States is based in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Washington Justice Department Today Texaco Inc Justice Department Texaco Coastal States Gas Producing Co Corpus Christi Tex U.S. District Court Manhattan Corpus Christi, Tex

Government moves to halt illegal oil agreements

Justice Department files a civil antitrust suit against Texaco Inc and Coastal States Gas Producing Co alleging illegal restraints on gasoline and No 2 oil supply. The case cites reduced independents’ access and increased concentration in refining and marketing. Texaco defends the deals as increasing supply. Coastal States calls the contracts valid.

Washington White House American Automobile Association Ala AAA Texaco Coastal New York Houston

Cool front eases east power crisis

A cool front promised relief for the northeast after two days of extreme heat that strained power supplies. Consolidated Edison cut voltage, bought 2 million kilowatts, and faced record demand of 7,917,000 kilowatts at noon as Ontario Hydro and TVA dispatched power to the stressed grid. The weather service forecast cooler, drier air to follow, easing strains that peaked Monday.

Associated Press United States Consolidated Edison Co New York City Con Ed Niagara-Mohawk New York State Philadelphia Electric Co Ontario Hydro-Electric Power Commission New York Michigan Tennessee Valley Authority ATVA National Weather Service Maine Indianapolis

Minooka Board Approves Street Repair Plan and Bids

The Minooka Village Board adopted a $12 000 appropriation from Motor Fuel Tax funds for 1973 street maintenance with total project cost at $10 956. Planned work includes Wabasso Place and Wabasso Street reconstruction and Wapella and Osceola Street repairs. Bid openings set for July 9 at 8 30 p.m. and 8 45 p.m. A mosquito control contract with Clark Outdoor Spraying Inc. at 127 50 per application was approved with extra spraying at one third cost beyond ten applications, with verbal authorization by James Bretsch. A revenue sharing fund use for Storm Sewer abatement was approved. A public hearing on a pre annexation for Tri County Bank property is scheduled July 9 at 7 30 p.m. The Planning Commission approved the pre annexation with general business zoning. A well bid opening is set for July 6 at 10 a.m.

Minooka M.F.T Wabasso Place Wabasso St Wapella St Osceola St Clark Outdoor Spraying Inc James Bretsch Tri-County Bank Planning Commission

British soldier shoots man in Belfast after bombing

A British army sentry killed a man who jumped a barrier outside a joint police post in a Catholic area of Belfast after an act of terrorism. The incident followed a car bombing that left four women and two men dead in Coleraine and raised the toll to nine in three days. Thirty three hurt.

Belfast Northern Ireland Army Coleraine Londonderry

Notice to Subscribers and Publication Details

The Morris Publishing Company issues a subscriber notice listing address at 122-24 East Washington Morris Illinois 60450 and instructs readers to notify if delivery is missed. It cites delivery by six o'clock each evening and outlines subscription rates and liability limits for advertising errors.

Morris Publishing Company Illinois Corporation East Washington Street Morris Illinois Thomas E. West Herald Office

Court ruling will help Illinois laws

Illinois Attorney General William J. Scott said a Supreme Court ruling will boost the state's economy by ending the advantage of neighbors with weaker air pollution rules. The decision bars agencies from allowing air quality to deteriorate after meeting federal standards. Scott spoke at a National Association of Attorneys General meeting, where he chairs the environmental law committee.

ST. Louis Illinois Supreme Court William J. Scott Scott Ilinois National Association of Attorneys General

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