Town Loses Taxi Service After Owners Pull Plug
Since Father’s Day Morris town lacks taxi service as Cliff and Wendell Brady owners of Cliff’s Cab discontinue after a year and a half. Hours were 6am to midnight then 6am to 6pm. Rising costs hurt profits. potential to raise fare from 75 cents to one dollar if they reopen. No guns turned in locally though state firearms campaigns noted.
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Wendell
Cliff) Brady
Cliff
Weather warms as thundershowers possible this afternoon
The U S Weather Bureau notes partly sunny skies today with a high near 90 and a chance of thundershowers. Tonight stays mild with warm humid conditions and further thundershower chances and southwest winds up to 25 mph. Friday's Collins station high 77 and low 50 with 7 pm readings of 73 at the station and 77 downtown.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Collins Weather Station
Morris
Tax Increase Enters Law Amid Debates on Aux Sable Zoning
The article outlines President signs income tax increase into law while Grundy County planning commissioners hear Aux Sable Township protests over zoning for industry. Residents Dorothy Randall and Warren Kuster contest industrial zoning, citing long-standing land ties and desire for agriculture. planning officials discuss rights and practical impacts, with further discussion on conforming use for Goose Lake businesses.
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Grundy County Planning Commission
Aux Sable
Dorothy Randall
Auz Sable
Warren D. Kuster
David Root
Planning Commission
Kuster
Joseph Abel
Grundy County
Eugene Sorensen
Root
Robert Wren
Morris
Robert Drake
Goose Lake Subdivision
Drake
Wes Chamlin
Parties See Pact Soon in Phone Strike
Chicago discussions between Illinois Bell Telephone and the IBEW preceded a likely settlement of the 51 day strike by 11,800 workers over wages. Mayor Daley met with leaders, optimism rose that talks will resolve issues before the Democratic National Convention begins.
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Illinois Bell Telephone Company
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Robert A. Nickey
IBEW
Nickey
Morris Planning Committee Hears Zoning Changes for Apartments
A Morris Planning Commission special committee met Friday to discuss relaxing floor area rules for B-III apartments and permitting high density B-IV uses in B-III. Attendees included contractors developers and officials while a public hearing is slated for July 11 at City Hall.
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Morris Planning Commission
James McElwain
Art Narvick
Morris Zoning Board of Appeals
Carl Stockhoose
Robert Coleman
Donald Davidson
Kenneth Sereno
Appeals Board
Art
Arthur Hornsby
Joseph Abel
Abel
Leo Borens
James Baum
Richard Bauer
Ted Conley
First National Bank
Treating Pets Keeps Veterinarian in Morris
Dr. Edward Connor operates the Morris Veterinary Hospital on U.S. 6 near Union St. since 1949 after Iowa State training. The modern clinic houses kennels for 16 dogs and cats, a lab, and X-ray, with Mrs. Connor at the desk and Fred Kavenda feeding. He treats large and small animals, boards pets, and performs surgeries from spays to kidney operations while noting summer eczema affects about 80 percent of dogs.
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Morris Veterinary Hospital
Connor
Iowa State University
Ames
Woodstock
Morris
Veterinary Clinic
U.S. 6
Union St
Farm Ani
Fred Kavenda
Kavenda
Wood
John
Herald
Arrest Men on Liquor Charges
Two men were arrested on warrants for selling alcohol to a Minooka youth. Paul Lampman of Channahon and Thomas Noel of Shady Oaks trailer court face charges. Lampman posted 50 dollar bond, Noel is held in county jail. Both await magistrate court appearance Monday.
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Richard Pierce
Paul Lampman
Channahon
George Hendrickson
Thomas Noel
Shady Oaks
Noel
Lampman
Surprise Rail Check near New Delhi Finds Officials Guilty
In New Delhi, railway authorities stopped an incoming train for ticketless travelers. Among those found guilty were a railroad station master, three police officers, and the head of a village council.
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Johnson signs 10 percent tax hike with $6 billion cuts
President Johnson approves a bill adding a 10 percent tax on most incomes and requiring $6 billion in spending cuts. Employers must withhold 10 percent more within 15 days, retroactive to April 1. Higher taxes target individuals, corporations, and selected excises while projections show a $15.2 billion yearly yield and a potential deficit reduction of about $20 billion next year.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Executive Branch
Gov Nunn approves blood donation half-day for state workers
In Kentucky Gov. Louie Nunn signed a time-off plan granting state employees a half day off for donating blood to the Red Cross bloodmobile. The policy aims to boost blood supplies and honor donors within state government.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Louie Nunn
Red Cross
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