Illinois hosts European goodwill mission and Farm Progress show
Harlan Bane named host for a 21 day Illinois delegation visiting Belgium Holland Denmark the Soviet Union Hungary and Germany on a privately sponsored people to people mission. The 23rd annual Farm Progress Show runs Sept 30 to Oct 2 near Malta DeKalb County with 380 corn varieties 80 milo 126 soybeans and 50 alfalfa varieties on display. Nearly 200000 expected attendees and free admission and parking. Santa Fe Industries declares a 25 cent per share dividend payable Aug 1 to stockholders of record.
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Illinois
Europe
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United States
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Soviet Union
Hungary
Germany
National Office of People-to- People, Inc
Kansas City
Western
James Willett
Malta
DeKalb County
Prairie Farmer
Jim Willett
Santa Fe Industries, Inc
Santa Fe Industries
Rod Serling in guarded condition after heart surgery
Television writer Rod Serling underwent hours of open heart surgery at Strong Memorial Hospital. Doctors say he is in very critical condition with complications and external mechanical support, after a minor myocardial infarction earlier this year. Serling lives in Interlaken and teaches at Ithaca College.
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Rod Serling
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Serling
Interlaken
Ithaca College
Solar furnace project planned near Troy Illinois
A subdivision of 11 homes called Bethany Park will be built on 30 acres east of Troy. Developer John Keyes of International Solarthermies Corp. says the solar furnaces store energy for up to five days and will meet about 75 to 80 percent of heating needs with a conventional backup fuel system. Eric Rinderer owns the land and has licensed manufacture under American Solar Energy Corp.
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Troy
John Keyes
International Solarthermies Corp
Bethany Park
U S. 40
Eric Rinderer
American Solar Energy Corp
Governor delays start of alcoholism treatment act
Governor Daniel Walker signs a Senate bill delaying the Alcoholism and Intoxification Treatment Act to July 1, 1976. The law decriminalizes alcoholism and public intoxication as a health matter while DUI offenses remain punishable. Officials will build a detox network and education program as planning continues.
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Daniel Walker
Senate
Walker
Department of Mental Health and Development Disabilities
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