Nottke Takes Blame for March Referendum Date in DuPage Sewer Plan
Itasca mayor and Du Page Mayors and Managers Conference president Wilbert H. Nottke said he set the March 17 referendum date for a countywide sewer system. He defended the county board, noted preparations with the public works department, and described the plan as eight plants funded by a $105 million bond package.
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Wilbert H. Nottke
DuPage County
Nottke
Board of Supervisors
Public Works Department
Paul Ronski
DuPage County Board of Supervisors
Mayors and Managers Group
Wood Dale
Bensenville
Nattke
Possible second referendum on Dist. 88 bond proposal remains unclear
Addison Trail York and Willowbrook high schools space needs persist after the $8.8 million bond failed by about 300 votes while the 17 cent tax hike for education passed by roughly 60 votes on about 21 500 ballots. Addison precincts supported both measures and turnout was higher than February.
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Community High School Dist. 88
Educational Fund
Dist
Addison Trail
York
Willowbrook
Addison
Dist. 88 Board of Education
G. William Bingaman
Register
Indian Trail High School
Election Central
Bingaman
Citizens Advisory Committee
Addison Trail High School
Central York High School
Community High School Dist
Larwin Plans Expansion Put Strain On School District
Keeneyville School District 20 faces a major challenge as Larwin Corp of Illinois proposes expansion that school officials say will overwhelm the district. The district cites growth pressure and potential funding issues amid talks with Larwin about building projects.
Bloomingdale District 13 Board Adopts 49-Cent Tax Hike
The Bloomingdale District 13 board re adopted the educational fund tax referendum to raise 49 cents, amid concerns over state accreditation and aid. Supt. Loeper warned districts in financial trouble risk losing accreditation and state funds, while the board approved a schedule of educational presentations and announced a third community involvement workshop at Bloomingdale Central School on December 5. Linkages to enrollment trends and facility studies were noted from a five month citizens advisory council report.
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Bloomingdale
West Chicago
Ralph Loeper
Loeper
Corine Michels
Central School
Bloomingdale Education Association
Citizens Advisory Council
Bloomingdale Central School
Board of Education
District 20 Faces Burden as 1970 Growth Looms
Keeneyville District 20, serving 150 students with a $90,000 annual budget, fears upcoming development by Larwin Corp will add 200 to 300 children yearly. Officials seek developer aid for school facilities while negotiations with Larwin falter and Hanover Park preannexation blocks financial relief.
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Larwin Corp
Keeneyville
Bloomingdale Township
Hanover Park
Dist. 20
Bensonville Police Benefit Dance Set for Saturday
The 27th annual Bensonville Police Association benefit dance is at River Forest Country Club on Grand Avenue east of York Road. It starts at 8 30 p m with music by Bob Hart’s Meltones. Tickets are 1 dollars and include admission. Proceeds fund police projects including Little League sponsorship and equipment purchases.
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Bensonville Police Association
River Forest Country Club
Grand Avenue
York Road
Bob Hart
Police Department
Fenton Bison Boosters Club
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Dist. 88
York High School
Gary Martens
Larwin
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