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Newspaper
Bensenville Register
Location
Bensenville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1969
Page
8
Obituary notice lists H. C. Paddock 1852 1935 Stuart R Paddock Jr President Robert Y Paddock Executive Vice President Francis E Stites Secretary M S Flanders Treasurer reflecting family leadership roles in a historic business or estate.
In Roselle the village government business leaders developers and the railroad won strong voter approval for 125000 in general obligation bonds to build two parking lots with 500 spaces and relocate the commuter station to the town edge. The railroad leases land for $1 a year while bonds are paid and parking revenue will retire debt.
Local groups see noble aims in drug abuse seminars for youth and parents. The DuPage County state’s attorney’s office urges accuracy and offers to coordinate sessions with law, trial procedures, and drug laws, urging schools to partner with churches for long term narcotics education.
A rural Elk Grove Village house on Land meier Road burned killing three Arenas children aged 2, 3, and 5. Fire chief calls the building a firetrap with a single exit and sealed windows. The piece argues for low cost housing and better inspections alongside portraits of Ralph, a struggling narrator figure.
Arlington Heights columnist Chuck Bennett argues the Alcatraz seizure by 78 Native youths highlights chronic Indian suffering. He cites high infant mortality, disease, substandard housing, water contamination, and unemployment on reservations, contrasting with Watts and urging recognition of past injustices.
A reader recalls watching a Simon and Garfunkel TV show with friend Ralph who mocks the philosophy and American themes. Ralph, transient and skeptical, plans to roam from Rolling Meadows to New York or Maine, promising to drop a card if he can.
Public notices invite letters from readers up to 500 words and require signed names and addresses. Anonymous submissions are rejected and mail should be directed to The Fence Post Paddock Publications Arlington Heights Illinois 60006.
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