Williams Family of Publishers and Editors Across Generations
A historical note lists E. Williams I 1859 to 1922 and E. Williams II 1899 to 1980, with Charles W. Williams as publisher and Lester G. Sons as executive editor, plus W. E. Williams III as president and Edward Czerwinski as editor. It also cites memberships in professional associations including the National Newspaper Association, Illinois Press Association, Suburban Newspapers of America, Northern Illinois Newspaper Association, and Cook County Suburban Publishers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Williams I
E. Williams II
Charles W. Williams
Lester G. Sons
W. E. Williams, III
Edward Czerwinski
Suburban Newspapers of America
Northern Illinois Newspaper Association
Cook County Suburban Publishers Association
Summit Hill Board Pushes Indian Trail Addition Despite Tax Fears
Summit Hill officials refuse a petition and poll findings opposing a $535000 Indian Trail school addition though enrollment declines and local homeowners worry about mortgage strain. They claim bonds will replace expiring ones, and rate changes may be minimal as interest dwindle and builders seek work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Hill
Indian Trail School
Gosh
Judy Angelus
Board of Education
Arbury Hills
Frankfort Square
Indian Trail
Blood drive plea urges gifts during December holidays
An easy gift December is the best time to give blood due to annual shortages. The American Red Cross notes hospitals in the area use over 300 units daily. Donors aged 17 to 65, in good health and over 110 pounds, can help save lives during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Judiciously speaking judicial discrimination not what alleged to be
Judge Henry X. Dietch reflects on racial bias in courts and the difficulty of proving discrimination. He notes both white and black defendants claim unfair arrest by officers of other races, warns against overreacting to discrimination charges, and asserts truth and fairness must guide verdicts rather than race. He cautions against simplistic answers and highlights varied jury outcomes across cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry X. Dietch
Stevenson recount dream haunts Illinois politics
Springfield observes Adlai Stevenson clinging to a recount fantasy for governor after a tight 1982 race. Analysts note unlikely vote errors, Chicago boxes woes, and Stevenson’s drift from reality as Chicago and downstate factions fear a Stevenson governorship while anew mayoral fight looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
Stevenson
Illinois
Thompson
Democratic Party
Chicago
Copley News Service
Parents seek faster settlement of Dist. 1570 talks
In letters to the editor local parents urge the Frankfort District 1570 school board and teachers to bridge a reported 37000 gap on a two year contract. They plan to attend the December 13 board meeting at 7 30 p m to press compromise and harmony. Also letters call support for Japan to withdraw objections to the international whaling commission decision and note congressional backing for the IWC ruling with contact info for Prime Minister of Japan and Greenpeace USA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Citi
Zens
International Whaling Commission
Japan
Norway
IWC
Chome
Nagata-cho
Chiyoda-Ku
Tokyo
Greenpeace USA
Connecticut NW
Washington, D.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Newspaper Association
Illinois Press Association
Mokena
Derek Carlson
Star Publications
Jerry Marmozewicz
Ken Watson
Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
New England
Mother Hubbard
George McGovern
Linda Howard
Grald Howard
Jo- Ann Binotti
Kenneth L. Uherka
Janet Uherka
Louise Sanderson
Catherine Senesac
Siri Moss
John Moss
James R. Sanderson
Donald Bruch
U.S. Congress
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