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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1972
Page
2
Topics cover sidedress nitrogen timing for corn, 35 day alfalfa harvest schedule for high yields but lower digestibility, issues with damaged soybean seed emergence, safe gasoline storage, farm visit safety, and consumer tips on meal flavors and apple based breakfast ideas. Includes advice from Albert Pilch and Nancy Moore.
Miami Beach officials warn 100000 nondelegates may flood the city with six minutes per person daily for 500 portable toilets costing about 115000 to cover July 10 to Aug 23. Health fears rise over cooking, water, food supplies and waste as camps form for six weeks.
The note explains making tomato juice from a 6 ounce can of tomato paste mixed with three cans of water to yield about three cups. It suggests adding a dash of salt and sugar and provides contact details for Nancy Moore, Extension Adviser, Home Economics, at 942 0177.
A Chicago federal judge ruled that inmates in the Special Program Unit at Stateville Penitentiary must receive hearings on disciplinary issues. He found conditions there do not amount to cruel and unusual punishment and ordered hearings or return to general facilities.
Illinois House approved a plan to fill 42 judicial vacancies by letting political party committees select candidates for the November ballot. Opponents call it a summer job for parties, while a nonpartisan nominating plan was defeated 45 to 91. The Constitution requires a method, but none existed before the primary.
A manufacturing firm reached a $53,450 settlement with the Illinois EPA over a Rock River fish kill last summer tied to a cyanide plating process. Russell Burdsall and Ward Bolt and Nut Co. will pay $13,450 for the fish value and a $40,000 penalty. The company must perform daily discharge checks and file monthly EPA reports for two years.
Mrs Dorothy Murley of Rte 2 Minooka named administratrix of Edward C Murley who died May 31 at Morris without a will His personal property is valued at 18000 and real estate includes an undivided one fourth interest in the west quarter of the northeast quarter and the east half of the northwest quarter of Section 5 Aux Sable Township Heirs are the widow and children Donald Murley Joyce Stewart Jon J and Gary Murley Nominated as executor of Omar Hammen will is his widow Marjorie The will dated February 15 1955 leaves all property to Mrs Hammen Hammen died April 29 at Kinsman
Dale Rowe Jr of Joliet received a permit to build a $23000 residence in Aux Sable Section 4 with a $75.60 fee. Mary L Baker of Braceville got a $5 zoning permit to install a septic tank on Lots 14 15 16 in Mitchells Addition Braceville. David Meade and Bill Cox of rural Minooka secured an $8600 permit to replace a mobile home in Aux Sable Section 4 with a $10 fee. F E Hawthorne of Route 2 was issued a $3500 family room addition permit in Dresden Acres Aux Sable with an $11.52 fee.
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