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Newspaper
Forest Park World
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1976
Page
6
The paper argues for a Saturday vote on a 45 cent increase to fund education in Forest Park, aiming to boost District 91's chances amid mixed reader sentiment. The editorial emphasizes clear messaging to persuade voters and outlines the referendum's stakes and community impact.
A local urging readers to vote Saturday on a school district tax increase. The piece argues all residents share the costs and benefits and stresses high turnout to guide the district’s future, with four schools serving as polling places and a contact number for voting locations.
The World offers subscriptions at 65 cents a month with weekly Wednesday delivery and a rush replacement if needed. Readers can also obtain editions at various newsstands and at the office, with locations listed including Oak Park forest area and Desplaines and White Hen Pantry.
Letter writer disputes labeling seniors as the target of the Hyde endorsement and urges reconsideration of community perceptions. The text references an October 27 article and challenges the framing of senior citizens in the piece.
Columnist Jack Anderson exposed NASC a group formed by physicians leasing Forest Park Elmwood Park and River Grove properties. The syndicate runs as a national alliance for senior citizens attracting national attention.
Frank Marshall Eagleston complains about Triton College trustees and the Nascent National Association of Senior Citizens spurious group. He attacks tuition hikes, rushed referendums, and campus expansion while calling for calm, transparent public discussion and joint problem solving.
The NEWS JOUR/ WORLD papers welcome signed letters from readers. Mail letters to 6905 W North Ave Oak Park IL 60302. We may edit for space and clarity. libelous or false statements will not be accepted.
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