Strike dispute at Famous liquor store stalls over bargaining unit
The 21 workers at 7339 Madison St Forest Park strike in week five over whether an election should be held at the single store or all eight Chicago area stores. The NLRB ordered a store-specific election but the company appeals to the full board in Washington awaiting ruling.
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Tom Walter
Madison St
Forest Park
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Retail Clerks Union
Afl-Cio
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Hooug
Washington
Bob Hooker
Jack Noble
Neal Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld
Noble
Nixon
Hooker
Park District Sets 1975 Pool Fee Increases
The Forest Park Park District voted to raise pool fees for 1975 with a resident family pass up to 33 dollars from 30, a child pass to 12 dollars, and an adult pass to 20 dollars. Daily passes rise by 50 cents. learn to swim and rental fees stay the same. Nonresident fees also increase. The board cited an 18 percent rise in operating costs and chlorine price surges as factors. A photo ID program may be introduced to curb abuse.
Sheriff orders forest preserve drug crackdown arrests
Nine people, including two Elmwood Park youths and a River Grove girl, were rounded up in a forest preserves drug crackdown on the Northwest side. Sheriff Elrod said up to 30 arrests may follow as MEG coordinates with city and suburban police. Among those held were Ronnie Thielsen, 17, and Michael Sobotka, 18, both charged with PCP sales and released on bonds. a 16-year-old Elmwood Park youth turned to juvenile court. Six other youths from Chicago and nearby suburbs were also arrested.
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Elmwood Park
River Grove
Cook County Forest’ Preserves
Cook County
Richard J. Elrod
Ronnie Thielsen
River Road
Michael Sobotka
74Th Ct
Miss Thielsen
Sobotka
Niles
Chicago
Schiller Park
Harwood Heights
Norridge
MEG
Forest Preserve
Forest Preserves
Elrod
Mohr criticizes Walker over legislative delays and deals
State Sen. Howard R. Mohr assails Gov. Dan Walker and House factions for the session running past the June 30 deadline. He cites a Balkanized House, a shelved Dangerous Drug commission, budget battles, and Walker appointee criticism, ending with Mohr preferring to return home to constituents.
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Leyden- Norwood Municipal League
Howard R. Mohr
R-5th
Municipal League
Mohr
Senate
Forest Park
Dan Walker
House of Representatives
House
W. Robert Blair
Blair
Henry Hyde
Gerald W. Shea
Dangerous Drug Commission
Walker
Forest Park Bubble Poll Shows Split Over Year Round Courts
A newspaper poll on a Forest Park Park District proposal to erect a heated year round tennis bubble shows 54 percent opposed and 46 percent in favor. Financing would be bonds paid by users, not taxes, with private investors backing the bonds. Letters cite cost, access for families, and tax implications, while some support a debt free local facility for Forest Park residents.
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Forest Park
Park District
Benjamin and Lang
James Sarno
Wayne Benjamin
Forest Parkers
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Oak Park Landmarks Commission
Wright
Parks and Recreation
Chicago Police
Cook County Forest Preserve Rangers
Metropolitan Enforcement Group
University of Illinois
Springfield
Illinois
David Selig
Selig
Commission
Mr. Selig