Frankfort Mokena Star Reference and Staff Credits
The item lists Frankfort Mokena Star with figures Frankfort-Mokena Star v. E. Williams and W. E. Williams with birth and death years 1859 1922 and 1899 1980, plus Charles W. Williams as publisher Lester G. Sons as executive editor W E Williams III as president Edward Czerwinski as editor and affiliations to National Newspaper Association Illinois Press Association Suburban Newspapers of America Northern Illinois Newspaper Association Cook County Suburban Publishers Association
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Editorial Bright prospects for Chicago transit talks
Editorial cites progress toward a long term Chicago area mass transit solution. Negotiators including House Minority Leader Lee Daniels push for a summit and a revised RTA framework with state subsidy. Governors and leaders promise funding links, road repair money, and a possible tax plan to support transit while easing suburban fares.
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Gubernatorial Rivalry Echoes Previous Illinois Feud
A decade after William Scott and W. Robert Blair clashed over a gubernatorial bid, Neill Hartigan and Michael Madigan face a similar power struggle. Both deny direct criticism while jockeying to fix state problems, with reapportionment and Chicago politics fueling friction.
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Illinois should weigh future economy in tax rise debate
Douglas Whitley argues Illinois faces a rare tax increase session needing genuine tax reform. He warns that shifting burdens, unclear policy, and patchwork rules threaten growth while urging long term plans to balance revenue with economic development and restraint.
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