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The Spectator in Joliet, Illinois

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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1959

Page

1

Forest Park sewer and storm sewer projects revived at city hearing

About 25 residents attended a special Board of Local Improvements session in City Hall. A $1 million Forest Park sewer and water project was approved for hearings on July 22 for the northwest side storm sewer work, affecting roughly 65 percent of Forest Park. The Northwest project carries an estimated $1,050,000 with the city funding 25 percent. Owners of various lot sizes face payments over 10 years, while disputes over costs and engineer qualifications drew some audience questions.

Paul Friedrich Board of Local Improvements Reso Nome Forest Park City Hall Storm Sylvam Wills Altho Arther Lennon Board of Local Im Victor Karpaitis Wil

Lie tests and project remarks in city council debate

The article notes engineer tests in the area led by Pfeiffer and Schultz with findings turned over to the firm. Kiam H. Wilson supports the project as necessary, acknowledging hardships during improvements. Friedrich pushes the related resolutions in the ongoing council discussion.

Kiam H. Wilson Pfeiffer and Schultz Friedrich

Joliet Police Station Condemned by Inspectors

City Building Inspector Leonard Randles and Will County health officials flagged a 1903 Joliet police station as severely deteriorated unsafe and unhealthy. They cited wiring leaks, rotten walls, outdated cells, missing fire exits, and unsanitary kitchen conditions, urging costly repairs or replacement.

Joliet John Martin Will County Health Department Harry Thomas Leonard O. Ranaring Martin Seagate Leonard O. Randles Edwin Burke City Phumbing Oe Yack City Loeffler Chester B. Lewis Joliet St Rambiles Amamy Whey Randles

Boy 6 saves nephew from pool drowning incident

Six year old Gilbert Senter of 514 Jackson is credited with saving 4 year old David Oliphant after he fell into eight feet of water at a private pool on Jackson Street. Gilbert grabbed the boy by the hair and pulled him to the surface with no first aid needed.

Gilbert Senter Jackson Jackson St David Oliphant South Rowell Ave Gilbert David

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