Editorial lineage of Paddock editors through 1968
The record notes Hosea C. Paddock as editor from 1898 to 1923 and Stuart R. Paddock as editor from 1924 to 1968, detailing a family succession in the newspaper leadership.
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Newspaper
Bensenville Register
Location
Bensenville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
6
The record notes Hosea C. Paddock as editor from 1898 to 1923 and Stuart R. Paddock as editor from 1924 to 1968, detailing a family succession in the newspaper leadership.
A Crystal Lake Chamber of Commerce survey of 5,700 people links balanced housing to regional growth. It finds 22 percent of local workers want to live in Crystal Lake but cannot, and that 57 percent of nonresidents cite lower costs elsewhere with taxes cited as more reasonable. The report notes labor shortages and 530 current and up to 915 future openings, plus 14 firms planning expansion.
Elk Horn reports Dist 59 officials contended with Supt Donald Thomas’s resignation and rising anger from teachers residents and parents. The article notes possible bond referendums in October for education funds building additions and a hot lunch program as well as potential district changes after April elections.
The governor campaigns state wide to sell his taxing and spending program, urging legislative action and possible compromise with Democrats. He argues for a fair tax system and program cuts if revenues fall, while courting support from both Chicago and Downstate factions in a divided GOP.
New York Mayor John Lindsay announced his bid for the 13th district Republican nomination joining a crowded field as Donald Rumsfeld’s Senate appointment leaves the seat open. Lindsay pledged to tackle Chicago area problems and cited Rockefeller’s entry as shaping a lively contest amid rumors of Ted Kennedy’s possible run. Others named as potential contenders include Sid Garfunkle and Gert Brody with a Stepanes crowd planning a Monday Arlington Heights event.
C F Nagro voices pride in 1969 Rose Parade and Festival efforts. He notes ongoing backing from Northwest DuPage American Legion Post 1084 Roselle Chamber of Commerce Rosellian Fine Arts Society and local schools and media. He urges making the event a permanent annual community celebration.
Reader letter urges increased community backing for Fenton High School defenses against tax fatigue. Argues quality schools reflect a town and asks residents to vote favorably on Saturday June 7, urging signed, non anonymous letters to The Fence Post at Paddock Publications Arlington Heights IL 60006.
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