Southern Move Is Ready by MARY REIFSCHNEIDER
California developer Larwin Illinois plans to annex 612 acres southeast of Ontarioville in Bloomingdale and part of Wayne Township to Hanover Park for Greenbrook. The project would start with 150 homes in 1970 and grow to about 400 annually, with later multi family, commercial zones, and a community swimming pool donation. The plan includes a new commuter rail station move and a comprehensive zoning ordinance to guide a master plan for the village.
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Mary Reifschneider
Hanover Park
DuPage County
Old Ontarioville
Bloomingdale
Wayne Township
Edward E. Kirk
Larwin-Illinois, Inc
Larwin
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Greenbrook
Chicago
Lake Street
Kirk
Elgin-O’hare
Mueller
Milwaukee Road
Richard Baker
William Davies
Larry Grindel
Howard Borde
Davies
Baker
DuPage Sanitary District
Borde
Bloomingdale Township
C and A Finance Co
Court Backs Highway Trust Authority Constitutional
DuPage County Circuit Court ruled the $2 billion Highway Trust Authority is constitutional and granted summary judgment for the state's case. The suit, filed July 11 by Rosemont Building Supply, challenged the authority created by the last General Assembly session to issue bonds for road improvements. Governor Ogilvie and other state officials were named. The decision clears the way for bond issuance up to $2 billion to fund roadway projects across Illinois.
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Springfield, Ill
UPI
William J. Scott Friday
DuPage County
General Assembly
Rosemont Building Supply, Inc
Des Plaines
Trust
Richard Ogilvie
Lake Park High selects cast for first play of season
Lake Park High School posts the cast for Take Her, She's Mine. About 64 tryouts produced 18 cast members. The 8 p.m. performances are set for November 21 and 22 in the auditorium with ticket prices of 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Lake Park High School
Robert DiCicco
Howard Turner
Phoebe
Henry Ephron
Ronald Blankamp
Turner
Lake Park
W. A. Williams
Murphysboro High School
Murphysboro
Ill
Williams
Community notices highlight local meetings and events
SHERWOOD FOREST Homeowners Association meets at 8 tonight at Washington School Itasca with John Murray former Wood Dale mayor discussing municipal government and voter registration. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST LUKE Fun Fair next Friday 5 to 9 at Itasca school 410 S Rush St family games and light supper. William Ott named executive director of DuPage Easter Seal Treatment Center Villa Park.
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Sherwood Forest Homeowners Association
Washington School
Itasca
John Murray
DuPage County
Wood Dale
Lutheran Church OF ST
William Ott
Naperville
DuPage
Villa Park
Ott
YMCA
Pilot Seminar At Pal-Waukee Draws Chicago Pilots
William G. Yocius announced an annual fall pilot seminar at Palwaukee Airport near Wheeling. The 8 p.m. session will be in Hangar Two with representatives from O Hare Joliet Flight Service Center and other aviation offices, plus aviation films and a panel discussion to end the event.
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Chicago
Flood calls sheriff department's probe a witch hunt
Barry Sigale reports John Flood head of the Cook County Police Association accuses Sheriff Woods and Police Chief Kistner of conducting a politically motivated investigation. Flood says internal investigators questioned him without charges and aired an opinion on his firing, calling it a fishing expedition.
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Barry Sigale
Cook County Police Association
CCPA
Sheriff’s Department
John Flood
The
Herald
Cook County Police Department
Joseph Woods
John Kistner
Flood
Woods
Association
Martin DuCharme
Internal Investigations Division
Wheeling
DuCharme
Department
Smithsonian misses poster drop off in 1927 Bull Durham tale
A 1927 Bull Durham tobacco poster intended for the Smithsonian was not delivered as planned. Smithsonian officials note donors sometimes abandon a presentation, while a London trip revealed a forged fossil sea urchin in the British Museum, exposing how teeth were faked with dental cement.
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Washington
UPI
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
British Museum
London
Porter M. Kier
Department of Paleopane
Harper Junior College Approves Shorter Tenure Path
The Harper Junior College Board approves a tenure policy cutting qualifying time from seven to four years. Contracts become year to year for 3 to 4 years before tenure. The plan, developed with faculty and administration, aims to speed faculty permanence and sets new review channels.
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Harper Junior College
Harper
Richard Johnson
Board of Trustees
Frank Larocca
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