Hearings on state air pollution rules in Joliet
Hearings at 1 30 Pm Tuesday January 26 in the supervisor's room of the courthouse will discuss proposed state rules for air pollution control under the Air Pollution and Control board. Will County shows no local regulations yet seeks a $16500 grant from the U S Public Health Service to study pollution with a $5500 county budget add on if funded. The $22000 study aims to measure pollutant kinds quality and sources with results continued on page seven.
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Joliet
Courte House
State Air Pollution and Control Board
Will County Health Department
U. S. Public Health Service
Health Department
Rights action now urged by Joliet leaders
The Joliet Commission on Human Relations released its 1963.64 report urging immediate action on civil rights. Mayor Maurice Berlinsky and Chairman Thomas Feehan addressed about 40 city leaders, stressing that without proactive measures, others will act under the Civil Rights Act. Union leaders present denied discrimination claims and outlined apprenticeship procedures while noting current limits on programs. Continued on Page 10.
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Maurice Berlinsky
Joliet Commission On Human Relations
Thomas Feehan
Commission
Freedom of Residence Community Workshop
A Will County civil rights committee hosts a Saturday workshop on freedom of residence at St Francis College. Rev Edward E Brewster says the event invites public participation and urges voluntary action toward equal housing opportunities.
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Committee On Civil Rights of the
Will County Conference On
St. Francis College
Edward E. Brewster
War on Poverty meeting to form JoLieu group
Will County agencies invited by Mayor Maurice Berlinsky to a 4 p m Friday January 15 City Hall meeting to form a not for profit to apply for Economic Opportunity Act War on Poverty funds Joliet Council approved participation and named Berlinsky and Councilman William Wilson as representatives The council advanced 5000 to cover preliminary expenses until federal funds are approved
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Will County
Maurice Berlinsky
City Hall
Joliet City
Berlinsky
William Wilson
Nine more file for council petitions released
Nine additional candidates filed for city council per City Clerk Ann Ulrich bringing total petitions to 28. Filing deadline is 5 p.m. January 19 with withdrawal by January 23. Names include James D. Allen Frank Scarcelli James Ferguson Edward Chovan George E Nahas Dr Peter Bagossy John F Conover Jr Joseph T Boucher Verne E Dillon and Ralph Papesh among others.
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Ann Ulrich
James D. Allen
Madeline St
Frank Scarcelli
S. Cagwin Ave
James Ferguson
Arthur Ave
Edward Chovan
Waverly Pl
George E. Nahas
Lil Woodlawn
Peter Bagossy
Western Ave
John F Conover, Jr
Collins St
Joseph T. Boucher
Capri
Verne E. Dillon
Ss. Des Plaines
Ralph Papesh
Dem Caucuses Fight Brewing in Will County Battle
Will County Democrats clash over township caucus rules for February 2. Lockport officials planned a closed caucus limited to precinct committeemen. State Rep. Francis Loughran said voters may attend but the party decides who votes. The issue centers on control of the county board and fielding a full ticket.
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Democratic Party
Will County
Spectator
Lockport Township
Walter
Jack) Tierney
Whank Spectator Carriers Set Month’s Collection Start
Whank Spectator carriers begin collections for the current month on Saturday with a one week window to finish. Carrier earnings hinge on total collections and prompt payments by residents determine good collection days for him.
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James Barringer
The
County Health Department
Thomas Mitchell
Mound Rd
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Ted Petro
Bert Parker
Geo. Perinar
Carpenters’ District Council
Joe Stakiha
Jam A Boucher
Olaf Anderson
Atty. Raymond Bolden
National
Dem
Caucuses
Fight Brewing
Francis Loughran
Angelo Pistilli
Loughran
the Spectator
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