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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1965

Page

6

Housing Bias Hearings Stir Joliet City Hall Debate

The Joliet committee debates two ordinances on housing bias with one proposing penalties and the other giving the commission hearing powers. Will County Realtors oppose the measures claiming they target brokers and would not apply to all sales. NAACP member Ray Bolden pushes for a legal tool to curb discrimination while stressing open market rights.

Man Relations Commission Ray Bolden NAACP

Will County Police Administrators Elect 1966 Officers

The Will County Police Administrators Association elected officers for 1966. Joliet Chief Henry W. Schelling was named president succeeding Captain Robert Georgontas of the Illinois State Police. Other officers include Romeoville Chief Robert Cepisan secretary treasurer Crest Hill Chief Theodore Linich first vice president Park Forest Chief William Hamby second vice president and Crete Chief James Bennett third vice president. The meeting featured debate on a proposed ordinance about real estate rights and desegregation. The vote on the ordinance was postponed to January 18.

Will County Police Administrators Association Henry W. Schelling Joliet Robert Georgontas Illinois State Police Romeoville Robert Cepisan Crest Hill Theodore Linich Park Forest William Hamby Crete James Bennett

JAAP Builds Unit for Rid TNT Wastes

Col Robert G McCall of Edgewood Arsenal described the JAAP disposal unit as capable of eliminating red water waste from TNT. The system evaporates TNT residue, addressing historical pollution of local streams during WWII and the Korean Emergency. Army experts are monitoring JAAP air and water to detect potential pollution.

JAAP Robert G. McCall Edgewood Army APSA

Lockport East High Offers Adult Education Courses

Lockport Township East High School will begin offering adult education courses on January 11 1966. The program features math secretarial art ship mechanics English Driver Training Public Speaking Reading sewing swimming and contract bridge. First session classes meet Tuesday evenings from 7 30 to 9 30 with tuition of 12 dollars per course plus 1 dollar registration.

Lockport Township East

Seniors Nominated For Woodrow Wilson Fellowships

Michael Hamlin of Hickory headlines a list of 32 college seniors nominated for Woodrow Wilson Fellowships for graduate study in 1966 67. The fellowships include a basic 1800 dollar stipend plus family allowances and full tuition for one year at the recipient’s chosen university. Six Know seniors were also named in the nomination batch.

Michael ‘ Hamlin Hickory

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