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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1971

Page

3

Illinois to get 1.3 million federal grant for disabled welfare aid

Gov. Ogilvie announced 1.3 million in federal funding to Illinois for disabled welfare recipients, with state funds raising total to 1.5 million. The program aims to rehabilitate 500 people in Peoria and 1,000 in Chicago for paid employment, coordinating resources through the Illinois Institute for Social Policy.

Chicago Illinois Richard B. Ogilvie Peoria Tazewell Woodford Garfield Wicker Park Lower North Ogilvie Illinois Institute For Social Policy Illinois Department of Public Aid State Employment Service

Traffic Court Finds Harrington Guilty On Improper Turn

Joseph P. Harrington of 509 East Illinois Avenue paid ten dollars plus five costs for an improper right turn ticket issued October 10 by Policeman Harold Carlson at Division and Chapin Streets.

Joseph P. Harrington Illinois Ave Harold Carlson Division and Chapin Sts

Coal contract talks resume with progress claimed

Washington talks advance after West Virginia Governor Moore cites agreement on about ninety percent of provisions. More than 100000 coal miners in 20 states idle since the September expiration. striking effects include layoffs of at least 17000 and an estimated 300 million in losses across railroads and industries dependent on coal.

Charleston W. Va Washington West Virginia Arch A. Moore Jr United Mine Workers of America Bituminous Coal Operators Association UMW Moore Ohio Kentucky

Two Injured Slightly In Two Vehicle Incidents

Two people report minor injuries after a 1960 Valiant driven by William C. Quigley fell asleep and veered into a ditch on Tabler Road near U.S. 6. The car skidded 65 feet before striking the ditch and was towed from the scene. A mirror on a Tri-State Motor Transit tractor trailer was damaged when struck by an unidentified eastbound truck on U.S. 6 near Seneca.

Tabler Road William C. Quigley Lockport Nathan Arthur Joliet Raymond Odom Kneller’s Shall Station Dean L. Saunders Sheridan Sheriff's Office Tri-State Motor Transit Seneca U.S. 6 Saunders

Deputies ticket two motorists in Sunday stop sign and muffler cases

Mrs. Elizabeth Hegland 26 of Rte. 1 was ticketed by Deputy Sheriff John Loughnane for disobeying a stop sign at Dresden and Pine Bluff roads and left her license as bond for a Nov. 8 court. Ronald L. Wren 22 of Coal City is slated for Nov. 15 for illegal or no mufflers after a stop on Illinois 113 by Deputy Donald Davite at 8 p.m. Sunday.

Sheriff's Deputies Elizabeth Hegland Rte. 1 John Loughnane Dresden Road Pine Bluff Road Ronald L. Wren Coal City Donald Davite Illinois

Picasso turns 90 as nations honor the Spaniard in France

Picasso marked his 90th birthday with tributes across Europe and America. The French Communist party held a Paris rally while Vallauris hosted all day festivities. The Louvre displayed eight Picasso paintings and Pompidou opened the exhibit. International outlets published tributes and exhibitions from New York to Moscow and London.

Paris Atlantic Pablo Picasso French Riviera Communist Party Paris Palais Des Sports Riviera Vallauris Louvre Picasso Grand Gallery Georges Pompidous France New York London Tate Thames Sunday Times the Observer Time Magazine

Sludge Spill on U S 6 Near Tabler Road

Mrs. Gordon Ferguson reported at 8 30 a m Friday that a red tank truck spilled caustic sludge on U S 6 near Tabler Road. Chief Deputy William Button traced the overfilled vehicle to Lockport Trucking Co bound for Chicago. The company corrected the overfill and odor dissipated as it dried. no further action was taken.

Gordon Ferguson Minooka William Button Lockport Trucking Co Chicago

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