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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1959

Page

1

Motel opening draws 500 American Motel Assoc members

From the Hotel Louis Joliet lobby Carl Smith manager J F Prascke of Streator and William H Deutsch of Jacksonville survey the scene as five hundred association members gather for the American Motel Association of Illinois opening session. City Manager Chester B Lewis says he will not present a controversial police and fire resolution to the council. The plan faced quick opposition from police and fire unions and veterans groups who fear it curtails citizen rights and shifts power to one official.

Louis Joliet Carl Smith J. F. Prascke Streator William H. Deutsch Jacksonville American Motel Association of Illinois Chester B. Lewis Spectator Lewis Joliet Police Department Fire Department Atty Francis A. Dunn Joliet Fire and Police Commission Police and Fire Department Central Trades and Labor Council Veterans’ Organizations

Trails End for Wolves Lose 87 69

A Wolves game concludes with an 87 to 69 defeat, ending a late-season matchup. Key players from both teams are named in game notes and box-score details outline scoring leaders and contributions.

Wolves

Fire and police personnel code sparks city debate

The fire department spokesman warned the code would jeopardize security for firefighters and families. Lewis said the code was misread as dictatorship and surprised by that label. Mayor Hennessy opposed the code, favoring civil service for uncovered employees, while attorneys noted the proposal allowed multiple interpretations and required city council approval after unions and city management reach agreement.

the Fire Department

Illinois school chief warns on persistent problems in education

Wilkins, the state education chief, told a Will County audience that schools will always face problems and must adapt to social and economic changes. He urged community responsibility, criticized archaic revenue laws, and supported a new revenue amendment to fund education.

Will County Principals and Superintendents Association Wilkins Masonic Hall Illinois

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