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Donnie Griffin and Billl Griffin Jr of Vernon are named as young leaders of tomorrow in a brief family notice. The item notes they are sons of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Griffin of rural route 1 Vernon.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
6
Donnie Griffin and Billl Griffin Jr of Vernon are named as young leaders of tomorrow in a brief family notice. The item notes they are sons of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Griffin of rural route 1 Vernon.
Centralia's largest furniture store airs a bold sales pitch touting late hours and in house financing. The ad emphasizes a free parking lot on site and a wide selection at 800 S Locust in Centralia.
A 1964 report notes varying rainfall and drought across major corn states and finds Atrazine as a central weed control measure. Across 2,689 farms in the Corn Belt the herbicide boosted yields on average by 23 bushels per acre in treated plots versus untreated ones under similar moisture and farming inputs.
A Juvenal line warns to keep foul things from reaching ears or eyes near the doors that guard a boy. The compact aphorism emphasizes guarding innocence and restraint in perception.
Illinois Power Company campaigns against House Bill 1121 arguing it would deprive citizens of regulated electric service and create an unregulated cooperative monopoly. Committee hearings are set for May 4 as the firm seeks to mobilize about 400000 voters and 3900000 shareholders and customers nationwide. The bill mirrors a proposal defeated in 1963 and is criticized as backed by Rural Electrification Administration officials in Washington.
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