Police education gains ground in DuPage area
DuPage County police leaders push ongoing training with Walter Tett of Bensenville at the forefront. Chiefs stress that higher education improves handling of juveniles and complex modern law enforcement, with local funding for courses and a push for a regional police academy.
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Triton College
Bloomingdale
Bloomingdale Sewege Row Deepens Over Plant Decision
A bitter split in Bloomingdale pits Village President Robert Meyers against a board majority over a Hoffman-Rosner 800000 gallon daily sewage plant versus county trunk line plans. Trustees push immediate action while Meyers cites legal agreements and wants county involvement to avoid isolating older areas. The dispute hinges on residents' needs and the village development future.
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Robert Meyers
Hoffman-Rosner Corp
North Central Trunk Line
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Illinois Junior Miss Marilyn Raedel named winner
Marilyn Raedel of Prospect Heights, a Wheeling High School senior and National Honor Society member, was named Illinois Junior Miss at Mill Run Playhouse Niles and will compete in Mobile Alabama. Sponsored by Paddock Publications, she also won the Junior Miss Pageant last November and aided by Garnet Vaughan of Arlington Heights as state runnerup. The article praises the competition for highlighting beauty and character in young women.
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Prospect Heights
National Thespian Society
Illinois
Mill Run Playhouse
Niles
Mobile
Ala
Garnet Vaughan
Arlington Heights
Paddock Publications
Rentschler and Smith Vie for Illinois Senate Seat
The Lake Forest GOP hopeful William Rentschler faces Governor Ogilvie favored Ralph T. Smith in a competitive Illinois primary to replace Everett Dirksen. Both men tour the state with strong party ties as they reveal wealth disclosures and campaign vigor.
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Lake Forest
U. S. Senate
Schaumburg
Illinois
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Richard B. Ogilvie
Ralph T. Smith
Illinois House
Madison County
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Senate
Rentschler
Ogilvie
Downstate
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Pitfalls Seen in President Nixon Welfare Bill
Leonard M. Greene argues against the welfare bill, listing eight flaws. He claims incentives to break up families, high earnings deductions, use of children as pawns, poor directing funds to daycare, bias against certain regions, denial for near poor, excessive bureaucracy, and limits on saving or starting small businesses. He urges citizens to contact Washington legislators.
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Nixon
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Palatine Rezoning Clash Over Palatine Road Center
A Palatine zoning dispute pits a proposed small shopping center on Palatine Road west of Quentin Road against residential zoning. The Cook County ZBA and village officials clash over store zoning and traffic impacts, with critics urging a fire station instead to handle future growth.
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Palatine Road
Quentin Road
Palatine
Cook County Zoning Board of Appeals
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Nary
Harry W. Pringey
S. Quentin Road
Letters Welcomed Correspondence from Readers
Readers are invited to submit signed letters to The Fence Post Paddock Publications Arlington Heights DL 60006. Limit 500 words and anonymous letters will not be published.
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