LTHS Singers Stand Proud Amid Basketball Win and Dinner
Lockport Township High School singers, praised by music director Donald Ohlson, performed at the Will County Principals and Superintendents association dinner after their team played in the sectional tournament opener in Kankakee. The cagers lost a tight game, while the chorus carried school colors to a separate victory.
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Lockport Township
Will County Principals and Superintendents Association
Kankakee
Lockport
Donald Ohlson
LTHS
City Hears Budget Report on Revenue Options and Cuts
Acting City Manager Jack Rohlf outlined a record city budget of 5 740 062.81 and warned that without new revenue the city must curb future expansion. He proposed revenue ideas including a 1 monthly garbage fee and higher utility taxes, fees, and taxes with referendum rules outlined.
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Jack Rohif
Rohlf
Grade board to act on pay hikes tonight
Joliet Public school employees face raise approvals for 1960 61 as the board of school inspectors meets at Marycrest school. Agenda includes re appointment of staff and a new salary schedule with raises from 300 to 875 and nurses gains to 400. The plan uses state aid and sets July 1 effective dates with teaching and nurse salary formulas and substitute pay raised.
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Joliet
Marycrest School
Will County Principals and Superintendent’s Association
Monday deadline near for Will County voter registration
County Clerk Joseph H. Hartley warns that the last day to register for the April 12 election is next Monday March 14. Voters must update name address and precinct and confirm eligibility including citizenship and residency requirements. Call SA 6-4483 with registration questions. registrars appointed in each Will County town verify qualified voters.
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Wishi
Joseph H. Hartley
Hartley
Will
Court House
Joliet
Police Pay and Fringe Benefits Upgrade Debated
Rohlf and Gordon outlined a budget plan to boost police and fire pay, clothing allowances, and long term EVIP. Patrolmen would reach 5100 salary with annual rises and a new longevity plan rewarding five to twenty years service. City workers gain 250 and street and water employees 300 yearly, with union negotiator expected at the council session.
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Gordon
Rohif
Rohlf
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