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Newspaper
Bensenville Register
Location
Bensenville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1969
Page
6
Paddock Publications reflects its motto Our Aim To Fear God Tell the Truth and Make Money. Key figures include H. C. Paddock 1852 1935 and Stuart R Paddock Jr president along with Robert Y Paddock executive vice president and Francis E Stites secretary M S Flanders treasurer.
A nine year old boy drowned in a 15 foot water filled ditch at an Arlington Heights apartment construction site last Wednesday. The un fenced site prompted questions about the cost of fencing and the need for local ordinances with penalties to prevent similar tragedies. The article argues fences would save lives and criticizes construction firms for not securing sites.
The Illinois Supreme Court tests a television videotape system called Trialavision in Wheaton Evanston and Skokie to record proceedings as a visual transcript. Supporters say it captures gestures and expressions, while critics warn it may bias rulings and expose judges to scrutiny in appeals.
Barry Sigale recounts receiving a free Computer Reminder Service offer from a car dealer. It promises reminders for up to four chosen events, using a giant computer, with reminders two weeks before each date. He muses on family obligations and ultimately discards the offer as impractical.
A Lombard Democrat newsletter attacks the DuPage County Board of Supervisors and both major parties. It accuses the GOP of secret precinct maps and mocks Democratic and Republican leadership, calling for political revolution to end local government buffoonery.
A reader defends Co nant High independent study and criticizes the three part Kids You Never Know series for bias and sensationalism. He argues the program was an experimental year end effort with paperwork, notes a class was study hall not independent study hour, and defends students’ efforts and original works while calling for honest journalism.
The Rymsha family, new Bloomingdale residents at 202 E Park Ave, urge action over odors from a sewer plant and a quarry. They question builder Hoffmann Rosner and cite poor school conditions, rising taxes, and a perceived threat of Bloomingdale becoming a ghost town. They urge neighbors to stand up for fresh air and community quality.
The newspaper invites reader correspondence but only letters of five hundred words or less will be published and anonymous submissions are not considered. Letters must meet these criteria for publication.
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