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Newspaper
Bensenville Register
Location
Bensenville, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1969
Page
8
The listing names Charles E. Hayes as Editor Daniel E. Baumann as Executive Editor Richard B. Friedman as Managing Editor and Kenneth A. Knox as Assistant Managing Editor. It presents the paper’s leadership cadre in a formal newsroom masthead.
Governor Ogilvie approved a 69 mile East-West Tollway extension from Aurora to U S 30 near Rock Falls and Sterling costing 118.5 million. Critics say it may be financially unviable, parallel Interstate 80, and reflect Bonniwell and the Tollway Authority expanding the toll system at the public’s expense through secret meetings and revenue bonds.
Senator Karl Mundt of South Dakota spoke to the DuPage County Medical Society, arguing conservatives should curb direct money handouts, adopt a form of tax sharing, and stress work and local initiative. He warned of rising fiscal and monetary stress and urged strong American leadership to defend a free society.
An interview with Ginsburg Mailer-Miller a self described professional smut hunter set in a suburban home. He catalogs raids on newsstands libraries schools and a railroad station while detailing his life spent chasing sexually explicit material and selling items to other hunters.
Diary entries from Brannan chronicle daily office routines and domestic life. He notes a wedding anniversary, party plans, comments on a secretary, golf triumphs, church and cinema visits, wife’s changing hair, reconciliations, and a music teacher influencing her to sing lessons.
Palatine trustees approved at first reading an ordinance for a three can back door garbage pickup at 1.75 monthly with an optional unlimited curbside service at 2.55. A Sikorski Amendment proposes basic service at 2.10 monthly and added back door options with unlimited curb pickup.
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