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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
10
A photo essay captures children at play during summer break with amateur images from Kodak International Newspaper Snapshot Awards winners. The piece emphasizes spontaneous fun over organized activity and frames play as a special, timeless World.
AP analysis notes 5 to 8 million small firms in America employing 44 percent of workers and producing 37 percent of GNP. SBANE urges cutting paperwork and taxes, cites 200 hours yearly on forms, and presses for fair bid access to $55 billion federal procurements and stronger small-business representation in government.
Robert Norris of Route 2 Susan Circle admitted guilt to criminal damage to property for removing two stop signs at the Sheriff and O'Brien Roads intersection on August 25 1972. He paid a $400 fine 10 in court costs and 7.40 in sheriff costs. A suspended sentence for a separate paint spr aying charge was noted and a $10 court cost was paid. Mrs Geraldine Penrod forfeited a 25 bond for failing to appear and a dog running at large was charged by James L. Ballew.
Senate hearings on Elliott Richardson nomination proceed as Republicans signal they will act after he names a special Watergate prosecutor. Richardson testified Nixon discussed disclosing break in evidence, while Kleeindienst Petersen aided decision. Egil Krogh admitted directing the break in. Hart urged final authority for the prosecutor.
Former Gov Otto Kerner asks that his $42 500 annual federal appeals court salary be held in escrow pending his race track stock scandal appeal. He was sentenced February 19 to three years in prison and fined $50 000 for conspiracy bribery mail fraud and tax evasion. Theodore J Isaacs was convicted with him.
Jerry M. LeBeau filed a 26 000 dollar damage suit in Grundy County Circuit Court against Clifford Nelson claiming negligence allowed a black angus cow to stray onto O'Brien Road at 4 a.m. on August 24, 1972 causing a collision. LeBeau is represented by Wolslegel and Armstrong of Ottawa.
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