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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1971

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A Few Misses Color Morris License Tag Scene

The Morris Daily Herald notes Morris license tag sales lag with only 120 licenses sold and prices set at $1 for males and $3 for unspayed females and $1 for spayed females. Owners must prove rabies shots and the city clerk urges timely purchases. George Bauer of Minooka, 91, dies after a busy life. Minooka honors his age with honorary vehicle sticker No 91, while his wife Alma Bell is in a Grundy County home. He enjoyed work, business, and occasional fishing, and remained active until illness.

Morris Donald Caisley George Bauer Minooka Cecil Holt Bauer Chicago Park District Manitowish Waters Wis Florida Holt Alma Bell Grundy County Rest Home Morris Hospital Aurora Oliver Brinckerhoff Brinckerhoff

Engineering Firms Share City Contract Patterns Across Counties

The Ottawa area and nearby towns rely on rotating or per job engineering services for motor fuel tax projects and special builds. Chamlin and Associates billed the city 73 390.28 this fiscal year while no annual retainer exists.

Richard Schweickert Chamlin and Associates Morris Peru Chamlin Donald Caisley C. J. Chamlin Caisley Ottawa City Council Robert Renwick Ottawa Renwick LaSalle Warren and van Praag Decatur Sexton and Co Streator Pontiac Farnsworth and Wylie Bloomington

Eight Die in Head On Crash on Route 37

Eight people die in a two car collision on the Cache River bridge in Pulaski County Illinois. The Donald Flannigan family of Co Illinois suffers five fatalities at the scene including Brad 10 Dennis 19 and Ruth Ann 16. Cathy 13 dies later at Massac Memorial Hospital Metropolis.

Whitehill, Ill Cache River Pulaski Donald Flannigan Co. Ill Cathy Massac Memorial Hotal Metropolis Teddy Filk Vienna Bridge Flannigan Sisk Auto Sisk Greg Mathis Cathy Flannigan Wilma Dean Brad Dennis Ruth Ann

Unemployment Rate Edges Upward Amid Inflation Signals

The government reports April unemployment at 6.1 percent, up from March, with black unemployment at 10 percent the highest since 1964. Whites 5.6 percent and teens 17.2 percent, while overall jobless compares to 4.7 percent a year earlier.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Nixon Treasury John B. Connally BLS

Reed-Custer students build house as field project

About 30 Reed-Custer High School industrial art students, led by Carl Clausen and Frank Warner, are building a house at 412 John F Kennedy Road on property owned by Lawrence Schultz. The project, started after an October board proposal, includes electricity plumbing heating and carpentry with limited outside help from Vernon Hoffman as sub contractor and George Bohac providing fill.

Reed Custer High School Braidwood Lawrence (Cappy Reed- Custer High School John F. Kennedy Road Carl Clausen Frank Warner Lawrence (Cappy) Schultz Clausen Reed-Custer Board of Education Vernon Hoffman Custer Park George Bohac

Illinois Valley Sheltered Workshop Faces Concert Deficit

The Illinois Valley Sheltered Workshop reports a $543.50 net deficit from the Glenn Yarbrough concert on April 28. Receipts were $5,587.00 against expenses of $6,130.50, with $5,000 paid to Yarbrough and five musicians. Directors thanked supporters and called for further contributions to offset the loss while pursuing a building down payment.

Illinois Valley Sheltered Workshop Glenn Yarbrough John Black Yarbrough

Weather forecast and local temperatures around Morris

The U S Weather Bureau forecast cloudy skies with a chance of showers and a high in the low 60s for today. Saturday should stay partly sunny with little temperature change while Sunday remains fair and Monday and Tuesday turn cloudy with showers. Tonight will be fair with a mid 40s low. Dresden Island Lock and Dam logged 63 high, 49 low, 53 at 7 am. no precipitation. Downtown Morris noon reading was 59.

U. S. Weather Bureau Dresden Island Lock and Dam Morris

Minooka Board approves summer pay and student matters

Minooka High School Board approved paying Kenneth Maas, a math teacher, June salary for summer months while he serves in the U S Army. Four married students were allowed to continue education with participation limited to baccalaureate and graduation activities. The board renewed membership in the Illinois High School Association and approved a May 14 slumber party in the gym for the G A A. A summer driver education program was approved if sufficient interest exists for 21 and under district residents. The 1971 72 Vocational Education Program was approved including adult classes. The senior class trip to Chicago was approved for May 21 with visits to O Hare, Hancock, Prudential, Lincoln Park Zoo, and the Museum of Science and Industry. A $500 final payment for band uniforms was received, shared with the school board at $3,000 each. Supt. Rex Siron was tasked with a tentative budget, and the calendar and grading period discussion was tabled until next week’s Minooka Grade School Board meeting.

Minooka Minooka High School Kenneth Maas U. S. Army Illinois High School Association Chicago O’hare Field Hancock and Prudential Buildings Lincoln Park Zoo The Museum of Science and Industry George Diamonds Shubert Supt Rex Siron Minooka Grade School

German Plan to Combat Crisis

Bonn backed a plan to tackle the international monetary crisis affecting the dollar in Europe. The move would float the West German mark to test parity with the dollar, with inflation fighting measures. the plan aims for support from the five other Common Market members and will be presented by Karl Schiller and Walter Scheel in Brussels.

Bonn Germany Europe Conrad Ahlers Willy Brandt West Germany Ahlers Brussels Belgium Karl Schiller Foreign Min Ister Walter Scheel Committee of Economic Experts Schiller

Proposed Budget Increase Shown for Morris Township 1971-72

The Morris Township budget request to the Town Board totals 12 535 for town funds and 7 500 for general assistance covering April 1 1971 to March 31 1972. Compared with 1970 71 the town fund rises from 11 885 and general assistance remains 7 500. Main salaries rise only for supervisor to 350 while other posts retain or adjust modestly. The plan lists expenditures for town hall, office needs, election costs, and general assistance items including food, rent, utilities, ambulance and hospitalization.

Morris Township Board of Thistle

Environmental groups praise Fermi plant safeguards in Monroe

Sierra Club and Businessman for Public Interest applaud Detroit Edison's Enrico Fermi plant near Monroe for pollution safeguards. Plans include a closed cycle cooling system replacing open cycle and a 5 million dollar liquid waste system to nearly zero discharges.

Monroe, Mich Michigan Wisconsin Detroit Edison Enrico Fermi Monroe Sierra Club Businessman For Public Interest Lake Erie Walter J. McCarthy David Comey Grand Rapids Mich Igan Lewis E. Crain Consumers Power Co Palisades South Haven

SEMCO Appeals Permit Decision in Norman Township

SEMCO filed with the Grundy County Zoning Board of Appeals to challenge Eugene Sorensen's denial of a building permit for a sludge operation in Norman Township. A hearing date was not set. State permit for the operation was still under consideration in Springfield.

Soil Enrichment Materials Corporation SEMCO Grundy County

Operation Greenstrip Derby and Barbecue observances along canal

Public display supporting preservation of the Illinois- Michigan Canal with events May 15 16 in Morris and other towns. Activities include nature walks camping fishing derby and barbecue at Gebhard Woods State Park Stratton State Park cabin replica and Indian artifacts displays with speeches by legislators and a finale Ten Flags of Time.

Illinois- Michigan Canal Morris Gebhard Woods Stratton State Park Ilinois Channahon State Park Ritter's Grove

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