River Grove eighth graders hold town parade of officials
River Grove youths served as weekly elected officials: Mayor David Burda and eight other village posts from River Grove, Rhodes School and Bethlehem Lutheran School. High school awards honored Kristi Friebus, Douglas Dohrn, and Mary Pat Trapey for citizenship and leadership.
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Michael Monelli
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Kristi Friebus
East Leyden
Douglas Dohrn
Holy Cross
Mary Pat Trapey
Mother Guerin
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Franklin Park
Agnes Kaprun
Mr. Carpenter
Elm St
Drama Dept
Denise Lump
England
Mary DiBernardino
Pam Gott
Roberta Hunt
Roberta
Sue Mihalovic
Sue
Lori
Rudy
Joanne Liss
Rabchuks
Wood St
McArthur
Maple St
Maria Milano
Kathy Olsen
Paul Bjorvik
Helen St. John
Kathy
American Academy of Art
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Don
Illinois Democratic Women's Caucus set for May conference
Co convenors announce the second annual statewide conference on May 4 in the LaSalle hotel Illinois room. The daylong session will focus on women's involvement in national party issues state party policies ratification of the ERA in Illinois and mobilizing local campaign support. New officers will be elected.
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Democratic Women’s Caucus
LaSalle Hotel
N. LaSalle
National Conference On Democratic Organization
Kansas City
Ms. Shepherd
Democratic Party
Charter Commission
Betty Ison
Mt. Vernon
Evelyn Jamison
Rock Island
Pastora San Juan Cafferty
University of Illinois
RTA
Margaret Gordon
Glencoe
Democratic Women’s
Democratic National Committee
State Central Committee
John Touhy
Marge Markin
Democratic Women's Caucus
Chicago
Arlington Heights
Chapman
Illinois Commission On the Status of Women
House Human Resources Commission
Rep
ERA
Joanne Budde
Evanston
Interstate Leason
ERA Central
Budde
Democratic Party of
Miriam Ringo
Michael Howlett
Korne Horbal
Minnesota
Democratic
Labor Party
Ms. Horbal
Minnesota Feminist Caucus
Minnesota Women’s Caucus
Oak Parkers
Frances Sullivan
Oak Park Township
Andrew Prinz
Marion Young
Prinz
Horoscope predictions for all zodiac signs in March extension
The column lists astrological guidance from March 21 to April 20 across all signs. It highlights social activity for Gemini, health and finances for Taurus, relationship tensions for Libra and Pisces, travel urges for Leo, residence shifts for Capricorn, and caution against deception for Aquarius.
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Weathered predictions clash with politics in Illinois energy
The text outlines weather forecasts and political notes tied to Illinois events. It cites predictions of hot days and storms, and details a Democratic gathering in Oak Park involving ERA discussions, party leaders, and speakers. It highlights Illinois Democratic Women’s caucus aims and sample workshop leaders.
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Korea
Louisiana
Democratic Party
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