Coal City PTO to survey school opinions in two weeks
The Coal City Community Unit No. 1 District will be surveyed on school opinions and attitudes by the Coal City PTO. Questionnaires will assess dress code views, interest in adult math courses, and overall parental involvement. Results may guide future youth activities and administrative relations.
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Coal City Pto
Coal City Community Unit No
Coal City
PTO
Peterson
Randall Highsmith
Joliet
Leslie Ross
Gubernatorial rivals push law enforcement during Chicago event
Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie and Democrat Daniel Walker addressed police officials at the Chicago Crime Commission lunch. Ogilvie defended his crime strategy and touted new initiatives, while Walker criticized LEAA funding gaps and pledged to funnel federal money into law enforcement via revenue sharing.
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Chicago
Richard B. Ogilvie
Daniel Walker
Ogilvie
Walker
Chicago Crime Commission
Ilinois
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Weather Outlook with Warmer Two-Day Trend
Weather forecast shows mostly cloudy skies and higher temperatures with a chance of showers today and tonight. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions with possible showers, while Monday recorded a high of 62 and a low of 38 at Dresden Island Locks and Dam.
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Dresden Island Locks and Dam
Morris
Coal City Council Approves Audit and Bids For Garbage Pickup
Coal City Village Board approved the auditor’s report by Marvin J. Smith for the past year. They moved to advertise bids for garbage pickup with bids opened at 7 30 p.m. Monday Oct 23. The low tractor bid was 6 586 dollars from Suburban Sales Crest Hill. Deadline for sewer hookups extended to Dec 31 due to wet weather. A doctor search committee of eight will meet Oct 17 to prepare a brochure and raise funds at First National Bank. Executive session followed to discuss hiring a policeman.
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Coal City
Marvin J. Smith
Certified Public Accountant
William Wharrie
Crest Hill
Gerald Pierard
Jack Nicoletti
L. Mae Reagan
Civil Defense
George Malek
John Hendrickson
Malek
Ogilvie to Speak at Joliet Junior College Friday
Gov Richard B Ogilvie will address students and the public at Joliet Junior College in D Mall at 10 30 a m Friday. This marks his first campus visit after Phase I of JJC's building program. He will take questions and later attend a lunch and greet voters at a ballroom event.
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Richard B. Ogilvie
Joliet Junior College
D Mall
Harold D. McAninch
JJC
Ogilvie
Citizens For Ogilvie
D’amico
Supreme Court strikes down Ohio tuition aid program
The Supreme Court 8 to 1 voided Ohio’s tuition reimbursement law for private and parochial schools with Justice White dissenting. The ruling affirmed a federal panel decision calling the plan unconstitutional as transferring public funds to religiously oriented schools. Ohio had appropriated about $61 million over two years for the program.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Byron R. White
White
High Court
Morris City to bid for twin post hoist and sewer study
City council voted to advertise for bids on a twin post hoist and compressor for the public works building to repair city vehicles. Bids open Oct. 23 with a near 3500 dollar total. Additionally, city engineers reported Federal Paper Board pumpage averaging 166,000 gallons daily while sewer capacity at 830 gpm, prompting a recommendation to limit pump No. 3.
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Morris City Council
Public Works
Robert Lynes
Richard Schweickert
Federal Paper Board Co
Federal
Schweickert
Federal Paper Board
Arthur Hornsby Jr
David Smith
Irvin Button
Washington St
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Atty Smith
Iia A St
Jefferson and
Jackson Sts
Kissinger extends talks in Paris third day
Henry Kissinger carried on a third day of discussions with North Vietnamese officials in Paris and met with Maurice Schumann. U S and South Vietnamese positions reportedly unchanged in secret negotiations while Thieu’s fate and a postwar timetable remain unsettled. White House noted ongoing talks but did not reveal substantive details as Kissinger neared return to Washington.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Maurice Schumann
Arthur K. Watson
U.S
France
Kissinger
Vietnam
Schumann
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Tin Song Daily
Politi
Cal Future
South Vietnam
United States
Indochina
Tin Song
Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
Hoang Nha
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
North Vietnam
George McGovern
Nixon
Female pilot Barbara Barrett breaks barriers in aviation
Barbara J. Barrett, 22, is the first woman copilot for a U.S. airline, flying DC6 cargo runs with Zantop International Airlines. FAA limits delay her air transport pilot rating until age 23, with aims to test on her birthday and pursue captain qualifications.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Barbara J. Barrett
Miss Barrett
U.S
Feder
al Aviation Administration
Barbara
Zantop International Airlines
FAA
Diet pills deemed clinically trivial for weight loss
A government panel finds diet pills produce only small weekly weight loss and would recommend strict controls. Fenfluramine, Pondimin, remains the sole effective exception, showing significant weight control without typical stimulant side effects, shaping potential regulatory actions.
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Washington
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
A.H. Robbins Co
Richmond
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Sharon) Bunton
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Terry Sorensen
Rogers Cumming
John Dzuris
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Morris Daily Herald
Illinois
Morris Public Works
William Dix
Nettle Creek
Gebhard Woods State Park
Nettletown Village
Dix
Morris Community High School
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North States Oil CO
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First National Bank of
Nicoletti
Hillside
Anthony Raymond
Illinois Valley
Morris Community High School Board of Education
Robert Ciota
W. R. Ferguson
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Lions Club
Illinois Ave
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Lee
City Street
Thaddeus E. Prout
Johns Hopkins University
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
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