Police Reassignments Reshape Village Law Enforcement
Village officials renamed Sgt. Fred Zimmerman to supervising juvenile officer and moved officers Howard Lawisch and Gary Doss to regular motorcycle patrols. The detective bureau shrank from four to three as councils and commissions meet to set zoning density, disability guidelines, and equipment priorities. Zimmerman will liaise with the Youth Commission, while Sawasch and Doss bring veteran motorcycle experience back to patrol duties.
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Fred Zimmerman
Howard Lawisch
Gary Doss
Detective Bureau
Zoning Board of Appeals
Fire and Police Commission
Police Pension Board
Police Department
Howard Mohr
Edward B.o*shea
Zimmerman
Youth Commission
Sawasch
Doss
Forest Park
Motorcycle Corps
Circus benefit tickets on sale for West Suburban event
Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus comes to International Sports Core Oak Brook on August 26 for the benefit of retarded children. Two shows at noon and 6 pm with tickets by phone or mail. funds support 7 agencies across 30 communities, with 500 Dixon Manteno Tinley Park Aurora Reid Madden Zone Center seats reserved for institutionalized children at $10, $5, or $2/$4 general.
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Clyde Beatty
Cole Brothers
International Sports Core
Oak Brook
Chicago
Riverside
West Suburban Connedl
Dixon
Manteno
Tinley Park
Aurora
Reid and
Madden
Robert V. Hanson
Oak Park
Circus
West Suburban Council
Community Welfare Assn
Ray Graham Center
Addison
Maywood
Helping Hand Assn
LaGrange
Little Friend's Assn
Naperville
Oak Park River Forest
Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers
William Hasselberg
Forest Park
St Bernardines Begins 1 G E St Bernardine Education Plan
St Bernardine will start Individually Guided Education this fall with a multi unit school design. Principal Mr Bannon says LG E will tailor learning to each student, starting with math to ease transition while teachers adjust from group to individualized planning.
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St. Bernardine
Bannon
Senator Percy Press Meet Highlights Suburban Issues
Senator Charles Percy met West Suburban Press members last Saturday morning and spoke on apportionment, representation, and wage price controls. He advocates nationwide Productivity Councils and notes his mail load of about 5000 pieces weekly.
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Charles Percy
West Suburban
Percy
Vietnam
Lockheed
Nixon
China
DesPlaines
Cook County
Loretta Cimagna and Patrick McDermott Win Swim Plaques
Loretta Cimagna age 9 of 1110 Ferdinand Ave and Patrick McDermott age 6 of 413 Ferdinand Ave receive Learn to Swim awards from Dave Erhardt and Lorraine Popelka with presenters Patrick McDermott and Loretta respectively. Loretta earned Advanced Beginners Card and Patrick earned Red Cross Beginners Card as honors in CHICAGO'S TODAY summer program.
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Loretta Cimaglia
Dave Erhardt
Patrick McDermott
Lorraine Popelka
Chicago
TODAY
American Red Cross
Loretta, Cimagna
Ferdinand Ave
Loretta
Patrick
Red Cross
Village Council considers water rate hike amid revenue shortfalls
Forest Park faces strained water finances as $1 million in water revenue bonds risk noncompliance. Officials cite 25-28 percent losses from leaks and Naval Ordnance Station revenue, with a plan to raise efficiency before any rate increases. The council also moves on Madison Street property bids for a new public works facility and notes July parking meter take of 3801 dollars.
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Forest Park
Water Department
John Hanley
Edward Lambke
Lambke
Naval Ordnance Station
Madison Street
Hannah Avenue
Public Service
Howard Mohr
David Dowdle
Zoning Board of Appeals
Michael J. Lambke
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
Michael Thompson
Police Department
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