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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
4
Attorney General Latham Castle holds an official opinion that proof of intoxicating liquor sales need not be limited to the indictment date. Such proof may cover sales at any time before the indictment within the statute of limitations. The opinion states the general rule regarding proof of sale dates.
In Castle's view the crime's commission date can be any date before the alleged one unless time is essential or the statute of limitations applies. The opinion underscores that date flexibility exists unless specific elements require exact timing.
The Civil Service commission announced openings for several men in varied positions. Among listings is a pharmacy resident at the Veterans Administration centers in Los Angeles and Buffalo with a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy. The Civil Aeronautics Administration seeks airway operation specialists in communications at multiple sites.
Ulrich Schultz at the local post office invites applicants for storekeeping clerk positions in federal service. No written test will be required and there is no closing date for the examination. Applicants must have relevant experience and inquiries are directed to Schultz for forms and information.
Religious services sponsored by the First Southern Baptist church of Joliet will be conducted in Lockport Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The program will be at the Lockport Youth center East Ninth and Washington streets. Rev Kenneth E Counch associ
The national missionary of the Great Lakes association will speak at the occasion. Luther Schilling will direct the song service. The public is invited to attend.
New York will fine motorists ten dollars from March 15 for unnecessary horn use. Mayor’s Committee for a Quiet City backs enforcement, with Chief Magistrate John M. Murtaugh pledging action. The city joins London and Paris in curbing horn noise to improve rest and safety.
Two Joliet men will participate in the eighth annual school public relations conference at Illinois State Normal University on Saturday March 10. Sponsored by the Illinois Education Association and ISNU, the event focuses on improving school public relations with James Cherry Joliet Township High School assistant superintendent as section leader and Dan Albrecht as conference consultant.
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