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Newspaper
Bensenville Register
Location
Bensenville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1969
Page
1
Officials mix up franking rules as district newspapers receive a campaign invitation marked as official mail. The notice from Erlenborn for Congress listed a Elmhurst address and used a six cent stamp, prompting questions about improper use of the franking privilege for campaigning.
Addison Trail York and Willowbrook high schools seek a 13 cent tax rate increase to 1.20 per 100 assessed value and an 8.8 million dollar bond for construction and renovation. District 4 plans possible future tax requests as enrollment grows and crowded facilities loom.
Bensenville Village President John Varble and Pollution Officer Richard Young met with Clow Corp and Donald Carroll Metals to check pollution abatement programs. They urged Crow to complete phase III by January 1970, with optimism of an ahead schedule. Precision Extrusions faces water pollution charges and Nov 13 court date.
Inside Today section lists contact numbers for home delivery sports bulletins and other departments including Want Ads. No events or names are detailed in readable text.
Martha Sherwood argues that belief in witches marks social stress and youth revolt against Puritanical norms. At Arlington High School, Suzanne Tedell, junior English teacher, taps curiosity to enliven a dull period.
Paddock Publications unveiled a low cost Reader Accident Insurance Program approved by the Illinois Department of Insurance. Underwritten by Washington National Insurance Co. of Evanston, the plan covers almost any mishap anywhere in the world, 24/7, with full page ads outlining costs, benefits and enrollment for Northwest suburban readers.
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