Williams Names and Roles in National Newspaper Group
In a lineage of editors and publishers, W. E. Williams (1859 1922) is noted, followed by E. Williams II (1899 1980) and W. E. Williams III, with Charles W. Williams as publisher. Lester G. Sons serves as executive editor, Edward Czerwinski as editor, while Illinois Press Association is listed among organizations.
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W. E. Williams I
E. Williams II
Charles W. Williams
Lester G. Sons
W. E. Williams, III
Edward Czerwinski
Three-way industrial bonds fund National Child Care centers
Tinley Park will issue 1.8 million in industrial revenue bonds to back centers in Tinley Park Country Club Hills and Orland Park. National Child Care Centers will repay. each center will serve about 170 children and employ 25 staff. Public hearings required by federal rules. aim to boost jobs and property tax revenue.
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National Child Care Centers, Inc
Houston
Tinley Park
Country Club Hills
Orland Park
Ignored law on signaling turns and lane changes
An Illinois statute requires signaling for turns and lane changes to save lives. The piece notes frequent failing use by drivers, citing a south suburb cab driver who turned without signals or brake lights, and argues for police campaigns to enforce signaling to reduce accidents and costs.
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Illinois
Illinois Eyes Economic Boost With High Stakes Budget Talk
Springfield lawmakers weigh a package of tax increases tied to jobs policy. Senate President Rock and House Speaker Madigan push separate programs for displaced workers and small business capital formation, aiming for a final compromise as Thompson faces pressure to boost Illinois finances.
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Springfield
Illinois
James Thomps
Statehouse
Senate
Philip Rock
House
Michael Madigan
Rock
Madigan
William Redmond
U.S
Capitol
Rock-Madigan
Thompson
Rock and
Copley News Service
Revenue unit seeks tougher enforcement in tax pursuit
The Springfield Department of Revenue defends its investigations unit, led by J Thomas Johnson, as professionalizing and intensifying anti fraud efforts. Critics fear aggressive tactics, but officials say no unlawful chases or body searches occur without warrants. The unit reports millions in unpaid taxes and aims to deter evasion while maintaining civilian department oversight.
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Springfield
State Department of Revenue
Eliot Nesses
J. Thomas Johnson
Johnson
Department of Law Enforcement
Lawrence Mulcrone
Daniel McDevitt
Department
Judiciously speaking Hazards of serving on the bench come from friends
Judge Henry X. Diett warns that friends and acquaintances create the greatest hazards for judges. Social, club, and political ties lead to improper requests and ethical conflicts. The piece notes strains between lawyers and judges and likens judges to pursued, unsure of motives, facing pressure and isolation.
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Henry X. Dietch
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National Newspaper Association
Illinois Press Association
Ken Watson
Mike Lawrence
Revenue Department
Bar Association
Inos
Copley News
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