Newspaper Officers and Board Members Listed
Stuart R. Paddock Jr. serves as President with Robert Y. Paddock as Executive Vice President Francis E. Stites as Secretary M.S. Flanders as Treasurer Charles E. Hayes as Editor Daniel E. Baumann as Executive Editor Richard B. Friedman as Managing Editor Kenneth A. Knox as Assistant Managing Editor.
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Stuart R. Paddock JR
Robert Y.paddock
Francis E. Stites
M.s.flanders
Charles E. Hayes
Daniel E. Baumann
Richard B. Friedman
Kenneth A. Knox
Time To Reflect On Traffic Safety
The piece calls for heightened traffic safety as school reopens and Labor Day travel begins. It urges discussing safety with children, using light colored clothing, obeying school zones, preparing vehicles, and following fundamental rules such as using seatbelts, avoiding tailgating, and scanning mirrors.
Elk Grove Village Faces Rumors Over Community Services Controversy
The Elk Grove Village scene grows tense after a Herald report on the new Community Service director and the "Glenn Powell's Kids" program. Trustees and residents express concerns about closed sessions while urging open dialogue to protect the program and community welfare.
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Elk Grove Village
Community Service
Glenn Powell
Community Services
Community Services Board
History's Cemetery Tour Sparks Local Heritage Quest
A classroom dialogue imagines a municipal history lesson about Northwest suburbs. Students identify a plaque in a swimming pool, a church site near a boiler room, a foundry location in a sewage plant basement, and a patriot’s Underground Railroad site. The trip culminates in a historical tour to Reight Heights Apartments, a Planned Can Co boiler room, and the sewage plant basement with a picnic lunch.
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NASA Sutton
Northwest Suburbs
Charles
New Reight Heights
Can Co
Kathy
Geralyn
Reight Heights
Daley and Ogilvie face 1970s tests in Illinois politics
Chicago Mayor Daley asserts leadership amid teacher strike tensions and school funding fights with Governor Ogilvie. The feud shapes 1970 races as both leaders seek control of party direction and public school finance, raising questions about future political leaders and technology's impact on campaigning.
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Chicago
Daley
Illinois
Ogilvie
Springfield
Cook County
Downstate
Bensenville
Departure of Father Morgan Roughly Splits St Marys Buffalo Grove
The abrupt removal of Father Ed ward J. Morgan of St. Marys Catholic Church in Buffalo Grove reveals a clash between traditional Catholicism and modern social reform. Petitions to the archdiocese and a blocked parish bulletin preceded a new pastor and catechism as critics accuse unnamed love cultists of conspiratorial tactics.
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Edward J. Morgan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Buffalo Grove
Father Morgan
St. Mary’s Parish
Education Commission
Vatican
Morgan
Denial of Grape Workers Subversive Charge Examined
A letter to the editor rebuts claims that the Farm Workers' Union seeks revolution and foreign influence. It cites a 1967 California Senate subcommittee finding the UFWOC legitimate, notes many workers are Americans, lists major wine growers with favorable union contracts, and questions why no FBI confirmation of sinister motives has appeared.
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Kudalis
Farm Workers
Busch
California State Senate
UN American Activities Subcommittee
UFWOC
Paul Masson
Schenley
Christian Bros
Gallo
Los Angeles Times
Schenley Industries
DiGorgio Fruit Corp
Union
George Morrison
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Readers Encouraged to Mail Signed Letters
The Fencist invites letters from readers and will publish pieces 500 words or less. Anonymous letters are not considered. All submissions must be signed with name and address and sent to The Fencist Paddock Publications Arlington Heights IL 60006.
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Fenc
Paddock Publications
Arlington Heights
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