Yorkville eyes 1973-74 budget rise and new city appointments
City clerk James Brant presents an estimated 373,575.92 1973-74 Yorkville budget to the council, up from 363,881.01 last year due to salary hikes and IMRF participation. Mayor Colman names a new city attorney Fred Dickson and adds patrolman James Jerabek and other staff, with multiple salary details and bank depositories listed.
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Yorkville
James Brant
Illinois Municpal Retirement Fund
IMRF
Brant
Robert J. Colman
Fred Dickson
Anthony Bassak
Dickson
James Jerabek
James Price
Price
Ralph Pfister
Fred O. Christian
LeRoy Johnson
Winfred Prickett
R. Clark Morrell
Richard A. Randall
Alvin Spera
Marilyn Merkel
Norma Brant
Harold Feltz
Yorkville Planning Commission
Wayne Gutzwiler
Library Board
Yorkville National Bank
Bank of Yorkville
National Boulevard Bank of Chicago
The
Northern Trust Bank
Chicago
Public meeting on Yorkville park district plans
A public meeting is set for Tuesday May 22 at 8 p.m in the Circle Center gym Yorkville to discuss Bristol and Kendall Townships park district plans and candidates for park commissioners. A June 2 referendum will ask voters to form the district with a tax cap of .10 but expected levy .075.
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Yorkville
Bristol
Kendall
Circle Center Gym
Traffic Court Fossil of Speeding and Fines Across Grundy County
Several traffic cases resolved with guilty pleas and fines. Daniel Gordon paid 100 dollars and 10 dollars in costs for illegal liquor transport after a McArdle Road citation. Richard Bauer paid 10 dollars and 5 dollars costs for no ID after a May 6 citation on Illinois 47. Peter Rossi pleaded guilty to leaving the scene, paying 10 dollars and 5 dollars costs for an incident on Jefferson Street. Steven Cook paid 10 dollars and 5 dollars costs for speeding 75 in a 65 zone on Illinois 47 near Airport Road. Thomas Hauge paid 17 dollars and 5 dollars costs for speeding 82 in a 65 zone on Illinois 47. Terry Craterfield pleaded guilty and paid 5 dollars costs for illegal mufflers in Coal City. Steven Raulerson paid 10 dollars and 5 dollars costs for driving too fast for conditions on Chestnut and Mazon streets. James Strange pleaded guilty to speeding 77 in a 65 zone on Illinois 47 near Grinter Road, paying 12 dollars. The page also contains excerpts on grandfather clocks and Irish art history.
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Daniel Gordon
S. Broadway St
Coal City
Gordon
Grundy County
Evert Poyner
McArdle Rd
Carbon Hill
Richard A. Bauer
Fulton St
Bauer
Illinois
Peter Rossi
Rte. 2
Minooka
Jefferson St
Douglas S. Gipes
Rossi
Steven D. Cook
East Main St
Donald Murray
Illinois 47
Airport Rd
Thomas N. Hauge
Nettle Town
Murray
Terry A. Craterfield
N. Joliet St
Wilmington
Charles Marketti
Broadway St
Oak St
Steven W. Raulerson
Rte. 1
Wilminton
Chestnut St
Mazon St
Raulerson
James N. Strange
Main St
Mazon
Grinter Rd
James Matteson
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New Yorkville
Cape Kennedy
Skylab
Apollo
Earth
Space Station
Hazel
Liberty St
Etalon
Morris
United States
Ireland
Newgrange
Knowth
County Meath
Devcon Corporation
Joliet, Ill
Total Service
Sen Srce! Franchised Builder
Paul Pierce
Photography
Stockdale Grain CO
Stockdale Fertilizer CO
Orville Myers
Funk's
Ink
Alfred Walker
Don Bolte
R.R
Funk Seeds International, Inc
Bloomington
Super Bank
SUPCL
the Super Bank
Grundy
Liberty
Washington
FDIC
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