Law for Today on water drainage and property rights
A June 14 1973 note discusses legal principles of drainage and water flow between properties. It cites rainwater runoff from differing elevations and neighbor actions, noting courts may order corrective action if voluntary remedies fail. The piece references Illinois Bar Association inquiries and the Illinois Bar Center in Springfield Illinois.
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Mt. Vernon Register-News
Ganges River
Himalayan
Bay
Retero
Illinois Bar Association
Ilinois State Bar Assn
Illinois Bar Center
Springfield
SIU angry after May 17 drug raid at Carbondale
SIU officials criticized BNDD for permitting a Chicago Tribune photographer and reporter to accompany agents during a May 17 raid that netted 13 students and seven others. President Dr. David Derge said he prompted the raid as part of a campus crackdown on hard drugs. SIU officials said they were not consulted.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
David Derge
SIU
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Derge
George Halpin
BNDD
Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
T. Richard Mayer
Donald A. Hecke
Parochiaid bill passes Illinois House with 30 million aid
The Illinois House approved a 30 million appropriation for parochiaid grants for nonpublic school parents. The plan funds textbooks, supplies, cash aid for low income families, and transportation reimbursements while the constitutionality rests with the Illinois Supreme Court.
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H.F. Wollenberg
Associated Press
Springfield, Ill
Ilinois House
State Supreme Court
House
Eugene Schlickman
Burlington Heights
Illinois Supreme Court
Schlickman
Daniel Walker
Joseph Lundy
Devanston
Daniel Pierce
Highland Park
Senate Revenue Committee
Walker
Senate
Webber Borchers
George I Dies, George II Succeeds in 1727
On June 11 1727 George I of England died and was succeeded by his son George II in a seamless transition of the throne and royal duties.
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George I of
England
George II
Yank Premieres As Army Newspaper June 13 1942
The U S Army releases Yank, its new weekly newspaper, with the first issue published on June 13 1942 detailing wartime news and Army life for service members overseas and on domestic bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yank Premiere
Yank
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Vu Reet
LAW For Today
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B. David
lEach
Billie Stull
Maydle Olson
Mildred Colemen
Main St
Mt. Vernon
Bolerjack’s Market
MT. Vernon, Ill
Nason
Ill
Thermos
Pete
Salem Road
White House
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Washington
Capitol Hill
Everett Dirksen
R-Ill
Congress
George I
Spot Liquor Store
THES
TREG
Glenmore Gin Sn
STAG
Gordon
Schlitz
Spot Liquor
Tenth St
La-Z-Boy
South Side Sq
McLeansboro
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