Village seeks funds chief for redevelopment and chamber role
Forest Park nears choosing an administrator to funnel 150000 in federal money for central business district redevelopment. The top candidate is John Wade, 47, of Oak Park, who would also serve as executive director of the Forest Park Chamber of Commerce. Salary about 16000 yearly, split between the grant and the chamber, with up to 10 percent for admin costs.
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Central Business District
Wade
Chamber
McKenzie
Oak Park
Leverenz Proposes Constitutional Amendment on Abortion
State Rep. Ted Leverenz introduces a constitutional amendment to severely restrict abortion. The plan would let states approve abortions only if the mother’s physical or psychological well being is at stake, decide via a state medical panel, and allow custody of the unborn if denied. Ratification would require state conventions, not legislatures.
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D-5th
U.S
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Kent Moors
Concordia College
River Forest
General Assembly
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Supreme Court
American Law Institute
Catholics urged to join anti abortion effort in Chicago area
A Chicago Archdiocese letter read in area churches urged Catholics to support the right to life and add their names to a life roll. Parishioners reported hundreds of cards filled, with leaders saying the aim is to inform voters rather than pick candidates. The initiative sparked mixed views among parishioners on church involvement in politics and calls for a constitutional amendment defining life to include the unborn.
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John Cardinal Cody
Chicago
William Quinlan
St. Bernardine Catholic Church
Forest Park
Father Quinlan
Cardinal Cody
Catholic Church
Quinlan
Supreme Court
America
Joe Martin
St. Edmund’s Catholic Church
Oak Park
Bob Mix
William Kenneally
St. Edmund’s
Rose Starr
Voters to decide Triton tax hike and bonds Saturday
Voters in community college District 504 face two tax requests from Triton College. A 5 cent per $100 increase for building and maintenance plus approval to issue $27 million in bonds to fund a new campus complex, labs, classrooms, and arts center.
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Triton College
Community College District 504
Brent Knight
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