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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1965
Page
4
In a political notice, the paper urges a six of 25 candidates to be chosen on primary day with the April 20 general election looming. It backs Councilmen Ralph Smith and Bill Wilson for upholding the manager council form, tax fairness, and public service.
Chuck Bobo notes railing about Bluff Street and the Land Clearance Commission amid an election backdrop. Sheriff Trizna cites need for 25 to 30 more deputies as Will County modernizes policing and roads are pressed by growth and poverty.
The Joliet Park District hosts its 2nd Annual Ice Show with the Big Top Tactics theme on Sunday February 21 at 1 p.m. at Inwood Recreation Center Rink. About 90 skaters aged six and up from Park District classes will perform.
From Syertator Files 35 YEARS AGO the Joliet Automobile Dealers Assn prepared for the fourth annual Auto Show at the S and H Building Cass and Joliet Streets. Two standout cars on exhibit were a 16 cylinder Cadillac and a Cord. Hearings were held before the Illinois Commerce Commission to open Bluff Street’s dead end at the Rock Island RR bridge.
Twenty years ago officials at the Illinois Water Survey warned Joliet that its wells could run dry within years. The Joliet Symphony Orchestra planned a second concert with Romolo de Spirito of the Metropolitan Opera as guest tenor. Five charter members of the Joliet YMCA attended its 27th annual dinner: Frank Turk George Lloyd Ted Flint J Gordon Skeel and Lou Peyla.
The Che Spectator announces Wm. M. Johnson as publisher and Charles H. Bobo as editor, outlining leadership roles and newsroom reorganization.
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