Cost of Food at Home and Preemergence Herbicides in Soybeans
A report from Morris Illinois notes USDA food cost plans for a family of four with low moderate and liberal weekly costs. It also covers Grundy County soybean herbicides including Amiben Lasso Lorox Perforan Chloro IPC Solo and combinations to control grasses and broadleaf weeds with notes on efficacy rates and weather impact.
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Morris
Ill
Daily Herald
USDA
Nancy Moore
Home Economics
Grundy County
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
U.S. Department of Agriculture
IBI to open six regional offices in Illinois
The Illinois Bureau of Investigation will open six regional offices with resident agents to improve cooperation with local law enforcement. Offices will open in Belleville Marion Rockford Rock Island and Joliet with another in the Peoria Pekin area. Two agents will work in Rockford Rock Island and Joliet, three in Marion, four in Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
Department of Law Enforcement
IBI
Belleville
Marion
Rockford
Rock Island
Joliet
Peoria-Pekin
Herbert Brown
Champaign-Urbana
Brown
Powell boxes found in Springfield apartment tied to Powell era
Two boxes of blank drivers licenses and documents from the late Secretary of State Paul Powell were turned over to the Illinois Bureau of Investigation after being found in a Springfield apartment once occupied by Ellwyn Barnett. Barnett is being sought for questioning with no charges yet filed. A list of names of people suspended for traffic violations was also found.
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Springfield
Ill
Paul Powell
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
Illinois State Journal
Ellwyn Barnett
Powell
Sion State
Richard Hollis
Sangamon County
Barnett
John Lewis
William Glenn
Glenn
Lisbon Notes Briefs Highlight Local Events and Weddings
Lisbon notes report Curtis Nestegard of Neknak Alaska guest speaker at Lisbon Bethlehem Mission Aid and Alaska Mission convention. Bridal showers for Cherri Bieker and Penny Lorenzen followed by June 10 weddings planned in Ottawa and Calumet City. Graduation exercises set next Tuesday at Lisbon Grade School with students to begin Newark high school in fall.
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Lisbon
Bethlehem Mission Aid
Curtis Nestegard
Neknak
Alaska
West Lisbon
Earl Knutson
Joliet
Stanley Johnson
Ottawa
Cherri Bieker
Charles Bieker
Richard Haacke
Dwight
Methodist Church
Selma Lorenzen
Myrtle Davick
Emma Mathre
Minneapolis
Minn
Irvin Chally
Randolph Chally
Howard Hughes
Aurora
Milton Thompson
Leonard Chally Jr
Lida Orton
Lincoln
Newark
Lisbon honors retiring superintendent Albert Shea
Albert F. Shea, longtime Lisbon Grade School superintendent and educator, will be the guest of honor at an open house June 3 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Lisbon School. PTA officers plan the event to thank him for his service to the Lisbon community. Shea retires after a 32-year career in education and 28 years with LaSalle County schools.
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Lisbon
Albert F. Shea
PTA
Shea
LaSalle County
County Building Permits Report
List of recently issued building permits with owners, locations, and fees. William Balek Sr. gets a detached garage in Goose Lake Township for 1800 cost with 17 fee. Patrick McCloskey is approved for a 13000 addition in Highland Township with 25.02 fee. George G Thomas Sr. pays 78.64 for a 20000 residence in Goose Lake Township. Lester Johnson earns a 29000 home in Wauponsee Township with 70.20. Harold Brown receives a 35000 single family residence in Norman Township with 83.70.
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William J. Balek Sr
Rte. 1
Wilmington
McIntosh Subdivision
Goose Lake Township
Highland Township
Patrick McCloskey
Dwight
George G. Thomas Sr
Tinley Park
Half Moon Unit No
Lester Johnson
Morris
Pine Grove Subdivision
Wauponsee Township
Norman Township
Harold Brown
Seneca
Police ticket two Morris youths for traffic violations
Two Morris youths were cited by city police for traffic violations Tuesday. Duane E. Johnson, 16, of 603 E. Illinois Ave., disobeyed a stop sign at Daly Ave. and Lisbon Road at 3:50 p.m. Michael J. Scott, 17, of Rte. 2, charged with failure to transfer title and no valid registration at Division and North Sts. Tickets set for court June 7.
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Morris
Duane E. Johnson
Illinois Ave
Michael J. Scott
Johnson
Syd Reeve
Daly Ave
Lisbon Road
Scott
Division
North Sts
Two sons to share Ryder estate
Robert J. Ryder and Bernard L. Ryder will share equally the $100,000 estate of their mother Mae F. Ryder of Morris, with the two sons acting as co executors. Mae died May 1 leaving 729 East Main Street residence, United States bonds and bank deposits totaling $100,000. LeRoy Bright and Miss Ethel Bright will share the $50,000 estate of their late sister Bernita Bright of Morris, who died April 11. Her Nov. 26, 1963 will leaves the entire estate to the one brother and sister, named co executors.
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Robert J. Ryder
Fremont Ave
Bernard L. Ryder
Normal
Mae F. Ryder
Morris
Ryder
E. Main St
United States
LeRoy Bright
Ethel Bright
Bernita Bright
Braceville to Offer Summer Library for Students
Braceville Grade School Board of Education approves a summer library program in June and July. Hours run 9 to 11 30 a.m. on Tuesday and Friday. Mrs Ralph Morris will lead the program with a story hour at 10 45 a.m.
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Braceville
Braceville Grade School Board of Education
Ralph Morris
Illinois Senate approves parochiaid aid package in split vote
The Illinois Senate passed a $30 million parochiaid plan sponsored by Sen. Robert Cherry 31 to 21. The package would require public schools to provide books and services to private-school students, offer tuition grants for low income families, and create a State Educational Development Board to test programs across public, private, and parochial schools.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Senate
General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Robert Cherry
Chicago
Cherry
Senate
Hudson Spurs
R-Peoria
Harris Fowell
R-Naperville
Fawell
Richard Newhouse
Dchicago
Joliet Junior College wins Salon of Culinary Arts first
An eight member Joliet Junior College culinary arts team won first place in the Salon of Culinary Arts national competition in Chicago. They received a first place ribbon a plaque and a $500 scholarship from the National Restaurant Association at a banquet during its convention.
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Joliet Junior College
Chicago
National Restaurant Association
Claude Kern
JJC
U.S
Darrce Danner
Lucille Wooden
Sam Testa
Matthew Feyes
Ed Koenig
Vince Avalos
Charles O'Malley
John Noe
Siegfried Stober
Mike Mieland
Kern
Appoint Lawyer for Hausken in Burglary Case
Associate Circuit Judge Robert Wren on Monday appointed Coal City attorney John Zeboglio to represent Mervin G. Hausken of Rte. 1 on a burglary charge. Bond remained at $5,000 as State's Atty. Richard Wilder requested. Hausken was jailed after being arrested by city police as he left Glad Gift Shoppe on Liberty Street near midnight on May 2.
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Robert Wren
Coal City
John Zeboglio
Mervin G. Hausken
Rte. 1
Richard Wilder
Hausken
Glad Gift
Liberty St
Apprehend girl hitchhikers on Interstate 80 overpass
Two California girls ages 13 and 14 hitchhiking on an Interstate 80 overpass near Morris were identified by a motorist and brought to the Morris police station. State police assisted, their parents were contacted, and they were later transferred to Joliet police for release to relatives.
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California
Morris
Joliet
McNabb
Alan Love
Franklin and
Main Sts
Love
Lakespare
San Francisco
Morris Police Station
Champaign
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Albert Pilch
Paul W. Cable
Optometrist
E. Jefferson
Litter
Jerry Fleming
Oroville
Wash
St. Louis
Paul Livingston
Livingston
Wayne Schiappi
Donald Carlson
Elim
Liberty Walgreen
All
Lee McCollum
Mgr
Liberty Morris
Hawaii
JJC Culinary Arts
GAS Grill & Light
AMK Grill
Narwick Bros
Armstrong
Morris Township
Morris Township Assessor
W. Jackson Street
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