Morris Public Library Hours Update
The Morris Public Library announces new weekly hours for its departments. Adult Department operates 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays, closed Sundays. Children's Department runs 3 to 6 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays, closed Sundays.
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Children’s Department
Additions to Adult Department Fiction
A long list of new fiction titles and authors added to the adult department including The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty, Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe, I, Juan de Pareja by Elizabeth Trevino, The Bridges at Toko Ri by James A. Michener, A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L Engle, The Castle in the Mist by Maureen E Wakefield, The Shining Mischief by Barbara Levy, The Philosopher's Stone by Colin Wilson, and many more.
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Ruth M. Arthur
John Louis Beatty
Thomas Berger
Lionel Black
Charity Blackstock
William Peter Blatty
Gwen Bristow
Katharine Newlin Burt
Elizabeth Cadell
John Dickson Carr
M. E. Chaber
Frankfurt
Agatha Christie
March Cost
Captain Marooner
Louis Davidson
Daniel Defoe
R. F. Delderfield
Hospital Walls
Ruth Dorset
Hawk’s Hill
Allan W. Eckert
Melbury Square
Dorothy Eden
John Ehle
Eleanor Estes
Helen Ferris
Elisabeth Friermood
Paul Geddes
Ellen Bromfield Geld
Newport
Edwin Gilbert
K. B. Gilden
Elizabeth Goudge
Arnold Wechsler
John Alexander Graham
Graham Green
Greene
Hettie Grimstead
D.S. Halacy
Arlene Hale
Honolulu
Ethel Hamill
Earl Hamner
Dolores Hitchens
Witnesses
Anne Holden
Whitewater
Paul Horgan
Rifles
Watte
Harold Keith
F. W. Kenyon
Jerzy Kosinski
Madeleine L'Engle
Barbara Levy
Husband
Helen
Ethel Lockwood
Thomas Longstreth
Marjorie McEvoy
Drayton Mayrant
Barbara Michaels
Toko-Ri
James A. Michener
Edwin O’connor
Elisabeth Ogilvie
Neil Paterson
Mesilla
Lewis B. Patten
Ronny Pearlman
Elsa Pedersen
Talbot Boys
Harrison Reeds
Laura Cooper
Rendina
W.E.D. Ross
Bert Sackett
Ruth Sears
Elizabeth Seifert
Ruth Freeman Solomon
Fred Mustard Stewart
George R. Stewart
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Elizabeth Trevino
Mark Twain
Dale van Every
Maureen E. Wakefield
Caroline
Mary Jane Ward
Jessamyn West
Captain Barney
Jan Westcott
Donald E. Westlake
Leslie Turner White
Colin Wilson
Nauvoo Reawakens As Historic Mormon Center Restored
Part of the Past is being recreated at Nauvoo Illinois once the center of the Mormon faith and the source of the westward trek. The project aims to restore the city to its 1840s grandeur with a visitors center Brigham Young 1844 photo and the restored Nauvoo house depicted among sun stones from the temple ruins.
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Nauvoo, Ill
Illinois
Brigham Young
Nauvoo
Illinois prosecutors back unified code of corrections
The Illinois State's Attorneys Association told a Joliet House Judiciary subcommittee it supports the Unified Code of Corrections with amendments. Phillip Reinhard said pre sentence reports and post sentence communications pose workload issues and potential term conflicts for prosecutors across terms.
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Reinhard
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Illinois General Assembly
Rep. Day
General Assembly
Steator High School superintendent fired in Steator Ill
The Steator School Board fired Lloyd S. Henson, longtime Steator High School superintendent, by a 5-2 vote. Richard Peters was named acting superintendent after Henson was deemed negligent in fiscal year financial reporting and supporting two failed tax increase referendums.
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Steator
Lloyd S. Henson
Steator High School
Richard Peters
Henson
Illinois AFL-CIO backs override bid on strikebreaker veto
The Illinois state AFL-CIO votes unanimously to back Senate attempts to override Gov. Ogilvie's veto of an anti strikebreaker bill. Senate leaders warn overturns are rare under the new constitution. Atty. Gen. Scott praises the bill’s aims and offers drafting help.
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Illinois
Afl-Cio
Senate
GOP
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Cecil A. Partee
Chicago
Stanley L. Johnson
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Edison plans Pekin plant expansion at Powerton station
Commonwealth Edison announced plans for an additional 840000 kilowatt coal fired unit at Powerton near Pekin. Chairman J Harris Ward estimated costs above 100 million dollars, excluding environmental controls, with options for low sulfur western coal or sulfur removal, aiming to begin by mid 1972 and serve by 1976. A similar unit is under construction and due next spring.
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Commonwealth Edison Co
Pekin
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Ward
Illinois
Federation With Over a Million Members Faces Funding Cut
The federation announces a plan to reduce its funding of political activities in support of friendly candidates, citing financial constraints while vowing to protect core programs.
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Federation
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