Illinois GOP candidates favor firm stance on rioters and reform
Four Republicans for Illinois governor push law and order while tackling urban poverty. They urge early, targeted actions to curb rioting and pollution, with plans for budget balance and limited tax rises.
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Douglas joins Bucks County march to save Delaware Canal
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas joined about 200 Bucks Countians on a six mile hike from Grundy’s Lagoon to protest closing a portion of the Delaware Canal in Bristol. He urged local and state officials to resolve the waterway dispute amid pollution claims and recreational value.
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Donahue Wins Quebec Road Race In Rain Soaked Run
Mark Donahue of Stony Brook New York extended his lead in the U S Road Racing Championship with a rain whipped victory at Le Circuit Mont Tremblant Saint Jovite. The McClaren Chevrolet driver finished 39 seconds ahead of Canadian John Cannon in the fifth leg, covering 60 laps at 2 hours 5 minutes 17.8 seconds and an average speed of 80.44 mph.
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Student Senate seeks broad rules and governance changes
Southern Illinois University student senate passed a blanket resolution calling for student control of the activity fund and housing rules, a student judicial system, and voting representation on the University Council academic bodies and the board of trustees. Some requests would require charter changes.
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Services today for Coulterville man Charles Rowney
Funeral services were set for 2 p.m. in Coulterville at the Howard and Wilson Funeral Home for Charles Ed ward Rowney 63 who died Friday at Pinckneyville Community Hospital. The Rev Wayne Ellis to officiate with burial in Swanwick Cemetery. Rowney a retired coal miner formerly worked at Green Diamond Mine Marissa. He was born February 5 1905 in Lebanon and is survived by his wife Mayme his mother Lydia Cooper a son Lee three grandchildren one great grandchild a step son Harold Folden a step daughter Blanche Rainey and four step grandchildren and one step great grandchild. A theft at Oasis Park saw a battery and gasoline taken from a Marion Park Board tractor mower and gasoline stolen from Walter Blumenstock's car parked nearby.
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Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
An inventor who has been hard of hearing for over 20 years perfects a tiny transistor hearing aid. The device makes whispered speech clear, enabling private listening. Interested readers are invited to write HEARING, P. O. Box 154 Florissant, Missouri, for full information at no cost or obligation.
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