Certification of 15th District candidates delayed by board
Illinois Electoral Board postponed certification of candidates for the special 15th District election until Monday due to no quorum. The board will also certify delegate and alternate counts for GOP and Democratic national conventions. Gov. Ogilvie set a Feb 15 special primary and Apr 4 general election for the seat left by Rep. Charlotte Reid.
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Springfield
Illinois
Munications Commission
Richard B. Ogilvie
Letter to Santa: Virginia Is Gone But Santa Lives On
An obituary style reminiscence recounts Virginia O’Hanlon, the eight year old author of the famous Santa Claus query in The Sun, buried May 17 in the Taconic hills. It notes her life as a teacher and principal in New York City, retirement in a quiet community, and the enduring message that Santa exists through love and generosity.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Chatham
N.Y
Virginia
Virginia O’hanlon Douglas
Taconic Hills
New York Sun
Frank Church
the Sun
America
Church
New York City
Santa Claus
Humphrey Attacks Nixon Farm Policy at NFC Meeting
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey branded Nixon farm policy as risking rural votes while saying the administration seeks cheap food to combat inflation. Sen. Robert Dole faced boos as he urged industry to move to rural America. NFC President Staley said no visit from Dr. Earl Butz was accepted.
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Kansas City
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
National Farmers Organization
America
Robert Dole
Kansas
NFC
Humphrey
Dole
Oren Lee Staley
Earl Butz
Police Briefs from Murphysboro De Soto and Carbondale
In Murphysboro Billie G Wright 23 faces a 20 dollar speeding ticket. In De Soto Jacob Charles Eber sche II 18 fined 15 dollars for immoderate driving. In Royalton Edward L Gulledge 49 receives 20 dollars for disobeying a stop sign. In Carbondale Paul B Hall 62 charged 24 dollars for speeding.
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Murphysboro
Billie G. Wright
de Soto
Jacob Charles Ebersche II
Royalton
Edward L. Gulledge
Carbondale
Paul B. Hall
Northwestern predicts more jobs for 1972 graduates
The Endicott Report from Northwestern University forecasts 11 percent more job openings for 1972 bachelor degree graduates with no salary rise. It cites 185 firms across 22 states and notes higher hiring among women, especially in marketing retail and liberal arts. Engineers start around 884 dollars monthly, liberal arts 684. Seven Seas marine park in Arlington Texas is expected to draw 700 thousand dollars yearly.
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Northwestern University
Endicott
Frank S. Endicott
Northwestern Placement Service
Seven Seas
Arlington, Tex
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Roy Walker
Madison County Sheriff’s Office
St. Louis
Wells
East St. Louis
MFA Insurance Co
Weiss
Livestock Center
Kaiser-Ducet Construction Co
North Aurora
Joliet
Chicago Union
Santa
Nixon
Evanston
Eli
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Nassau
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