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Newspaper
Bensenville Register
Location
Bensenville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1969
Page
8
A local editor questions the Rolling Meadows survey on night racing at Arlington Park. He notes 20 percent household representation, bias from non-attendees, and 800 of 885 responses from people who never attended the track. He urges professional survey guidance and offers help.
A teenager defends not joining a school walkout over the Vietnam War and criticizes Murray Dubin's moratorium piece. The writer argues teens are not all apathetic, cites respect for democracy, and notes some youths support U S policy while others disagree.
The Prospect Heights Woman's Club extends gratitude to Paddock Publications for extensive publicity of its philanthropies during the past year. The letter commends coverage reaching the Northwest suburbs and readers outside the immediate area, aiding the club's Vision Screening Program with the PTA and noting cooperation from Mrs. Marianne Scott and her staff.
A Buffalo Grove reader criticizes Mr. Dubin for misunderstanding teens. The letter argues today’s teens are engaged, voting supporters who organize and protest responsibly, while noting adults should listen and respect youth leadership.
Rolling Meadows Jan Mehn of SICC reports Forest View High School students wore black armbands, held social science discussions, and staged a rally to observe Moratorium Day. They criticise walkouts and highlight planned Washington trip for the second Moratorium.
Lynne Heidt of Prospect Heights urges readers to demand public access to docketed anti trust cases and FDA tests on produce residues. She questions enforcement of Illinois 1967 regulations and calls for more transparent reporting on health violations in local food establishments.
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