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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1978

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Plan open house at Illinois Valley Sheltered Workshop dedication

Open house and dedication for the new Illinois Valley Sheltered Workshop building at 1033 Third Ave Morris set for Sunday Sept 17 from 2 to 6 pm. The facility serves Grundy Will Kendall counties with social educational vocational training and job placement programs for handicapped residents.

Illinois Valley Third Ave Herald Illinois Valley Sheltered Workshop Morris Illinois Valley Workshop Grundy County

October date set for CROP walk in Grundy County

Plans for the 1978 Crop Walk were formed at a Grundy County CROP committee meeting held Aug 30 at the First United Presbyterian Church. The event starts at 9 a.m. Saturday Oct 7 from the Grundy County Courthouse Morris with sign in at 8 15 a.m. Participants may walk jog or bicycle along routes coordinated by Orin Cooper with city and county officials supporting the project. The county goal is 12000 dollars and a final pep rally is scheduled Sept 21 at 7 30 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church Morris as plans wrap up.

Grundy County Morris Orin Cooper Magda Carlson James McElwain First United Methodist Church of

American businessman gets suspended sentence in Russia

F. Jay Crawford, an American businessman, is convicted on currency speculation charges by a Soviet court but receives a suspended five year sentence enabling him to leave. He immediately seeks an exit visa and plans a vacation once abroad, insisting on his innocence while noting his packed bags. The verdict follows a two day trial amid mixed reactions outside the court.

Moscow UPI F. Jay Crawford Crawford U.S Lev Mironov Mironov Kaneshna Vladimir Kiselev Kiselev Ludmila Alya Solovyova Leonid Popov KGB Peter Maggs University of Illinois International Harvester Robert Booth

Grundy Planning Panel to Discuss Agricultural Land Use

Grundy County Regional Planning Commission schedules a public meeting at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday in the Grundy County Courthouse to discuss residential uses of agricultural land. Interested speakers must submit written statements before or at the meeting. oral remarks will be time limited. The session follows August actions amid opposition to residential development plans.

Grundy County

Kennedy assassination probe raises new questions from autopsies

The House Assassinations Committee aired fresh questions about Kennedy's death after reviewing conflicting Parkland and Bethesda autopsy reports. Seven experts explained wounds to Kennedy and Connally, while Zapruder film footage was shown to illustrate the Dallas shooting in 1963.

Kennedy Washington UPI House John F. Kennedy Texas John Connally Nellie al Hospital Dallas Blakey Parkland Warren Commission Connally Bethesda Naval Hospital

Camp David summit opens new Egypt Israel dialogue mood

At Camp David the talks between President Carter, Anwar Sadat, and Menachem Begin showed informal, cordial vibes as they aimed to reopen dialogue on Palestinian issues. A second full meeting was planned with a three day break during holy days.

Camp David UPI Egypt Israel White House Carter Anwar Sadat Menachem Begin Sadat Begin U.S Ezer Weizman Weizman Jody Powell

Morris Daily Herald front page notice

Morris Illinois September 7 1978 edition information page announces the Morris Daily Herald vol XCVIII no 116 with sixteen pages and a twenty cent price for the Morris, Illinois publication.

Morris Illinois

Becalmed couple aided to bypass Illinois locks

Florida couple David and Lucy Winton, sailing Espirit 30 feet, can’t pass Illinois River locks due to repairs. Glen Ellyn Moving and Storage offers flatbed truck and driver to haul the boat around the locks, as the couple hoped for marina standby to load and lift. They left Boynton Beach in March and aim to reach home by November 15.

Chicago UPI Florida Illinois David Lucy Winton Glen Ellyn Moving and Storage Corp Winton Wintons Boynton Beach Fla Atlantic Coast St. Lawrence Seaway Lake Michigan Illinois River Mississippi River Gulf of Mexico David Hennicke

Teachers' strikes hit 13 states nationwide

United Press International reports Cleveland teachers formed picket lines threatening to halt classes for 100,000 students while Marion Indiana teachers defied a judge's warning to work or be jailed. The tally shows strikes idling over 600,000 students across 13 states with 18,000 teachers and staff on strike in Ohio alone.

Andrew A. Yemma United Press International Cleveland Marion Ind UPI Illinois Michigan Pennsyl Vania Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey Washington Vermont Idaho Ohio Louisiana California Indiana Dayton

Lone sailor conquers the Atlantic crossing to Ireland

W. Carl Jackson, 55, Indiana University dean, completed a 51 day solo voyage aboard Carla Mia from Marblehead to Crosshaven Ireland. He endured extreme loneliness and weight loss, calling the crossing a beasty experience he would not repeat, and he landed despite a brewing storm after eight prior gales at sea.

Crosshaven Ireland UPI W. Carl Jackson Atlantic Crosshaven Harbor Marblehead Mass Carla Indiana University Jackson Europe Nova Scotia Cork Bay

Strike at LaSalle station extends amid wage dispute

At the LaSalle County Nuclear Power Station in Seneca, more than 2,500 workers walked off after the Boiler Makers Local 60 contract expired. About 100 union boilermakers are active, while other plant employees honor the informational picket. Plant manager Leo Burke reports no change as Commonwealth Edison facility stays closed. Edison spokesman Dan Demos cites a wage dispute with the union seeking a three year package. A Friday meeting between union officials and the Illinois Valley Association of Contractors is planned, with weekend optimism for a settlement before Monday. Some workers returned briefly on Tuesday as sympathizers before leaving again. An informational picket reads No Contract Local 60.

LaSalle County Seneca Peoria Leo Burke Commonwealth Edison Co Edison Dan Demps Joliet Demos Local 60

Seek cause of Legionnaires disease in Manhattan buildings

Federal and local health teams search three large Garment District buildings housing about 150 offices and firms for Legionnaires disease sources. One death confirmed with two more suspected, six hospitalized, as investigators interview workers, issue public notices, and operate a hotline while ruling out central air as a source. Separately, Elaine Walsh, 33, is certified to run for Grundy County Treasurer on the November ballot, facing incumbent Betty Olson.

New York UPI Manhattan Garment District Health Department National Center For Disease Control Atlanta Elaine Walsh Grundy County Walsh Republican Central Committee Lana Phillips Betty Olson

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Grundy Will and Kendall Counties Arthur Johns First Baptist Church of James R. Purdue John B. Roth James A. Peterson William E. Allen Gordon O. Foss Irene Provancal JoAnne Gretencord Herbert Ranz John J. Black Illinois Department of Mental Health Illinois Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Illinois Office of Education United Fund Steve Wolta Robert Ollerman Janet McCormack Leann Burns James R. Larson Darrel Thompson Joe Temple Roy H. Ham Burger Russia Dresden Island Locks and Dam Twny Robert Blakey Morris Daily Herald Lone Sailor LaSalle Station Illinois Valley Association of Contractors
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