Why aren t you rich question on Circle Drive
A brief vignette follows a couple walking north on Circle Drive toward Madison Street and the Forest Tap. The wife asks, Why aren’t you rich, prompting a reflective exchange about wealth. The scene centers on a quiet street moment and dialogue.
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Scott F. Betts
Circle Drive
Madison Street
Forest Tap
A Night Out in the Forest Tap Delivers Cold Comedy
A couple shivers through a comic exchange on Madison Street as they seek warmth and a drink. The man pretends hot chocolate is beer while the woman questions wealth and romance, moving from a bar into a nearby restaurant.
Hyde opposes new energy bill tax on gasoline deductions
Congressman Henry J. Hyde urges house conferees to strike a section repealing the personal deduction for state and local taxes on gasoline. He warns the change will cost American taxpayers over 1 billion dollars annually by 1985 and adds that regional gas taxes raise total fuel taxes in the six county area.
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Henry J. Hyde
Roth
House
Hyde
Regional Transit Authority
Chicago Area
Cook County
Congress
Forest Park District to Offer Recreation Programs Again
Recreation superintendent Dave Novak announced Forest Park Park District will start belly dancing social dance yoga ceramics slimnastics dance and tumbling programs in January. He credits instructor expertise and low turnover for strong participation while noting many districts canceled similar programs.
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Dave Novak
Forest Park Park District
Park
Novak
Forest Park
Village Paves Dixon Street In Forest Park
Forest Park Street Department will repave Dixon Street near Elgin and Marengo this summer 1978. Crews will replace sewers gutters and curbs amid resident complaints of sewer problems and street flooding. Commissioner Edward Lambke noted the brick street’s repaving is unfortunate but necessary for improvement.
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Scott Betts
Betts
Dan Sjostrom
P.D
Middle America
Dixon Street
Oak Park
Lake
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