Easter Egg Hunt Inspires Class Story By Margaret Hanley
A class project at Kinsman Grade School yielded Margaret Hanley’s whimsical Easter tale Easter Egg Hunt. The 10 year old and friend Amy Holler explore Easterland meeting Wormiebird and King Easter Bunny, with comic misadventures and a golden egg quest.
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Begin leadersh ip questioned after widening U S rift
Prime Minister Menachem Begin returned to Tel Aviv angrily denouncing reports that some U S officials want him replaced by a national unity government. He cited difficult talks with President Carter and declined to define demands, while U N peacekeepers entered Tyre and a three day ceasefire held amid sporadic shelling.
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Floods Strain Indiana and California as Rivers Flood
United Press International reports the Maumee River floodwaters forced about 1,000 Fort Wayne residents from homes while the Platte River spilled down Valley Nebraska main street. The Maumee crest was expected at nine feet above flood stage for 24 to 48 hours and Valley faced ongoing water flow until the Union Dike is repaired by the Corps of Engineers.
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Minooka board approves changes to junior high addition
Minooka Grade School Board approved three change orders for the junior high addition with a 303 deduction for unfinished final grading and a 500 deduction for unneeded hardware plus a 200 increase for a faucet change in the cafeteria kitchen. Rehired tenure teachers and principals, placed three second-year teachers on tenure, approved new textbooks You and Your Health and two social studies books, denied track practice on roadways, printed April election ballots, canvass set for April 12, appointed Dan Olson to boosters steering, required tuberculosis testing for cafeteria staff, set April kindergarten registration, prepared next year budget, approved multiple field trips and two staff conference attendances.
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Rick Synder
Healey
Mike Sheridan
Dan Olson
Rick Coop
James J. Buhle
Keith Flatness
Gregory Lee Marlow
Bruce Robinson
Jack Satorius
Mendota
Little Red
Willow Springs
Pilcher Park
Birdhaven
Weather forecast notes snow likely tonight and Saturday
Forecast calls for snow tonight possibly as rain with cold air. Saturday to see snow then rain and continued cold with highs in the upper 30s. Thursday's high reached 52 degrees at Dresden Island Locks and Dam with a low of 25. Early morning readings show 25 degrees at 7 am and 28 degrees at 9:45 am in Morris.
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Hold suspect in Kankakee baby's death
Booker T. Allen twenty of Harvey was held in Kankakee city jail on a murder charge for the death of 11 month old Odell Brooks Jr. The coroner jury ruled homicide and recommended Allen be held responsible. Assistant state's attorney said a murder charge would be filed Monday.
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Lottery numbers drawn in Illinois State Lottery
Winning numbers were drawn Thursday in the Illinois State Lottery and appear on Page 7 of today's Morris Daily Herald.
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Flu forces Pope to cancel Good Friday rites
The flu kept Pope Paul VI from five Holy Week appearances, including the torchlight Rome procession by the Coliseum. Cardinal Ugo Poletti led the Holy Thursday Mass, with Easter Sunday possibly moved indoors if rain continues. Weather in Rome grew cold with light rain.
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Impounded Crawford County court files released
Five Crawford County Circuit Court files are back in the public files section after ten months of impoundment. A sixth file was released last month. The divorce, traffic and four criminal cases prompted Robinson Daily News probes. The paper cited opinions from Roy O. Gulley and the Illinois attorney general’s office.
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