F Lee Bailey to Speak at Joliet Junior College
F Lee Bailey noted criminal lawyer famed for defense in high profile cases will address Joliet Junior College on April 12 at 8 p.m. The lecture titled The Defense Never Rests draws on courtroom experiences. Admission free for validated JJC IDs. others pay 1 general 2. Tickets via Office of Student Affairs Joliet Junior College.
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F. Lee Bailey
Joliet Junior College
Bailey
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Office of Student Affairs
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Commodity trading risks and trader psychology
New York AP outlines key rules for futures traders selling risk capital, a plan, and discipline. It stresses leverage, high volatility, frequent losses, and the need for self knowledge before speculating, with quotes from Leo Melamed on psychological tests and the role of major exchanges offering education and trial broker letters.
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Illinois move to bar professional strikebreakers crosses lines
Illinois House committee approves a bill 13 to 3 to bar professional strike breakers from crossing picket lines. Rep. Thomas Hanahan defends the measure as a needed labor protection while opponents cite existing federal law and constitutional concerns. The bill advances to the full House for action.
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Illinois House Committee On Industrial Affairs
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Woodpecker is strong bird and other odds ends
New York columnist HAL BOYLE rounds up curious mail tales and odd trivia from hypnosis to tattooing. He notes the woodpecker as a fearless drilling bird capable of pounding a tree at twenty taps per second for long stretches, a feat that would injure other birds. The piece also recalls James Hoban, designer of the White House, and a quip about polygamy. In England, 82 year old Frank Garner is banned from driving for ten years for traveling too slowly on a main highway, pledging guilty to driving without reasonable consideration.
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New York
Winston Churchill
James Hoban
United States
White House
Hoban
Congress
Hailsham
England
Frank Garner
Garner
London- Eastbourne
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