Bill to label funds for fair funding moves failed
Springfield Illinois Rep E J Zeke Giorgi proposed a county fair sign at entrances to show funds partly come from state regulated gambling revenue The House rejected an amendment to fund agriculture despite Giorgi citing over 25 million dollars funneled yearly into the agriculture premium fund from horse racing enterprises The sponsor of the related lottery bill condemned the move as dirty pool by Rep Carl Hunsicker
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Springfield, Ill
E.J
Zeke
Giorgi
Rockford Democrat
House
Department of Agriculture
Carl Hunsicker
Pontiac
Senate
Agriculture
Students Attend Youth Conservation Workshop at WIU
Forty eight students from 32 Illinois communities take part in a Youth Conservation Workshop at Western Illinois University Macomb. Participants include Melissa Oswood Alan Akre and Carlton Gabel from local townships. William L Rutherford former director of the Illinois Department of Conservation will speak at the closing session.
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Illinois
Western Illinois University
Macomb
Melissa Oswood
Rte. 4
Alan Akre
Rte. 2
Newark
Carlton Gabel
Yorkville
Western
Department of Agriculture
Superintendent of Public Instruction
William L. Rutherford
Illinois Department of Conservation
WIU
Departments of Agriculture, Recreation and Park Administration
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Illinois State Water Survey
Metropolitan Sanitary District
Greater Chicago
McAninch Elected to Illinois Junior College Council
Dr H D McAninch president of Joliet Junior College was elected to the executive committee of the Illinois Junior College President's Council for a one year term. He will represent the Northern Illinois area as the council comprises community college presidents across the state.
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H.D. McAninch
Joliet
Nixon to face first live news conference in 13 months
President Nixon, at Camp David after outlining Vietnam policy, prepares for tonight's 9 p.m. live press conference. He announced withdrawing 10 000 more troops by Sept 1 to reduce South Vietnam strength to 39 000 and named Gen Weyand and Gen Vogt to lead US operations in Vietnam amid ongoing peace talks and domestic economic concerns.
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Thurmont
Vietnam
Nixon
Camp
David
Catoctin Mountain
U.S
White House
South Vietnam
Frederick C. Weyand
Creighton Abrams
Army
Weyand
Abrams
Air Force
John W. Vogt
7Th Air Force
Indochina
Vogt
John Lavelle
Camp David
Oval Office
Panther jury costs over 414 thousand dollars
Cook County prosecutors bill for a special grand jury probe into the 1969 Panther raid at a Chicago apartment shows expenses exceeding 414000 dollars. Judge Joseph Power approved 46997 dollars in fees to five prosecutors and set hourly rates for Barnabas Sears and assistants. The grand jury indicted Edward Hanrahan and 13 others for conspiracy to obstruct justice. trial set for July 5.
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Chicago
Cook County Grand Jury
Barnabas Sears
Edward V. Hanrahan
Cook County
Hanrahan
Theft case continued for Patrick James Livermore
The theft by deception charge against Patrick James Livermore was moved to December 12 after the complainant Norbert McLuckie agreed to dismiss the charge upon full restitution. Livermore, once employed by McLuckie, took control of gasoline valued at $3795.28 through deception. Houston AP losses from vandalism and burglaries at schools rise toward 500000 yearly.
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Patrick James Livermore
Richard Wilder
Norbert McLuckie
Livermore
McLuckie
Houston
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