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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1972
Page
3
Lemonaide, the crisis intervention line, reopened its hot line Sunday with 21 trained volunteers. New hours are 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday to Thursday and 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays from 216 E. Cass St. Volunteers must be 18+ and receive 24 hours of training.
A National Transportation Safety Board report says Chicago and Southern Airlines pilot Frank D. Hansen deliberately flew at unsafe altitude before the Beech B-18S crash near Peoria that killed 16. It found no structural failure and cited prior violations including flying over the weight limit and lacking required certificates.
A complaint signed by City Patrolman Syd Reeve names Paul F. Bussey of 19 Lynwood Dr for disorderly conduct. He allegedly used profane language and called the officer a pig in the 500 block of Liberty St. Bussey posted a $25 bond and is to appear July 5 at 10 a.m. in court.
Bond of 25 dollars was posted by three Joliet residents James Bakos Mike Bakos and James Torkal in a criminal trespass case brought by James McElwain over his posted land on Sunday. They will appear in court on July 10.
Catharine Barrett of Syracuse takes over NEA leadership at its 110th annual meeting and pushes two priorities to mobilize teachers as a political force. She seeks legislation by 1976 to have the federal government cover one third of education costs and urges broader political organizing across 42 states. Barrett notes Nixon’s education stance as negative and says teachers will rate candidates on educational records.
Gerald Michl 31 of Rte 5 was jailed without bond after a Friday 11 48 p m incident at the Wagon Wheel Inn on U S 6 and Illinois 47. He faces two disorderly conduct counts resisting and obstructing officers and three aggravated assault charges. police officers signed the complaints.
Seneca Oak Street Grade School District 170 held a special board meeting at the business office with Richard Rosencrans presiding. The board rejected all bids opened June 15 and will keep the current policy through May 1973, reviewing new specifications in early 1973. The next meeting is set for July 6 at the school business office.
Registration today and Tuesday for preschool swim and gym classes for 3 to 5 year olds and parents at Morris YMCA Liberty Place 502 Liberty St. Classes run 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays for four weeks with fees 8 dollars for members and 16 dollars for short term members. Sessions run July a188. For details call 942 4151.
Leland D. Todd, 18, of Wilmington, was charged Friday in Carbon Hill with public intoxication and lewd or indecent language and gestures in public. He posted a $25 bond. no court date was listed.
Earl K. Benson, 24, of 728 Second Ave, paid $15 total for speeding 35 in a 25 zone at Main and Price Streets on May 29, cited by Deputy Sheriff Charles Marketti. Tony L. Avery, 18, Rt. 2, paid $110 total for possessing open liquor in his car in Minooka on May 20, cited by Policeman William C. Wilson.
Howard A. Todd 60 of Wilmington received traffic citations for driving while intoxicated and failing to reduce speed after a three car wreck on Illinois 113 in Diamond. Todd refused breath tests, posted $50 bond, and is due in court July 10. deputy sheriff J P Loughnane investigated. All vehicles sustained minor damage.
Joliet Junior College will conduct a district wide telephone survey to collect residents views on the college. Douglas R. Powell says about 500 randomly selected residents in the JJC District will be contacted to assess perceptions and guidance for future service. The district covers Will Grundy Kendall counties and parts of LaSalle and Kankakee.
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