Word: joliet
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Eric Rayman '73, of Scarsdale, N.Y. and Eliot House, President; John M. Gilpin '73, of Boyce, Va. and Adams House, Ibis; Ian Frazier '73, of Hudson, Ohio and Dunster House, Narthex; James H. Siegleman '73, of Shaker Heights, Ohio and Mather House, Vanitas; James M. Downey '74, of Joliet, Ill, and Adams House, Sanctum; Henry J. S. Cheever '73, of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Lowell House, Treasurer; Christopher L. Kyllonen '74, of Hanover, N.H. and Quincy House, Advertising Manager; Jake Arbes '73, of Chattanooga, Tena. and Lowell House, Business Manager; Bruce G. A. McDougall '73, of Toronto, Canada and Dunster House...
...Joliet, Ill., Robert DeMary, an inmate at Stateville Penitentiary, filed a suit in federal district court charging that prices in the prison store have risen unfettered by the President's dictum. DeMary asks that Warden John Twomey and Peter Bensinger, the state's director of corrections, each be held liable for $125,000 that prisoners have paid in unlawfully inflated prices...
...INCOME STAGNANT. This classification includes Cambridge, Mass., McKeesport, Pa., Joliet, Ill., and Bell Gardens, Calif. Of the four types, it has the highest proportion of nonskilled and service workers-janitors, firemen, waiters, longshoremen, common laborers and the like-and the lowest proportion of commuters to the central city (34%). Here, on the average, 12% are black-although in some cases, as in East Orange, N.J., and Compton, Calif., blacks have become a majority. Residents register Democratic overwhelmingly, 63% to 28%, and generally vote that way as well. But even here, Nixon squeaked out a 1 % margin three years ago. Understandably...