State probes foster parent actions at Schuberth home
A 1980 DCFS inquiry into the Schuberth foster home detailed six corrective steps including reducing capacity from eight to six, supervising absent times, centralized social worker oversight by Eileen Shiner, stricter screening of placements, use of a therapist for group work, and shifting male advocates from centers to the home. The measures reduced problems for about a year before Schuberth’s arrest. five teens were in the home at the time and later placed elsewhere. He was paid a monthly foster care stipend of $235 per child 12 and older.
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Jack Zentz
Aurora
DCFS
Schuberth
Omeone
Eileen Shiner
Joliet
Guardian Angel ‘Center
Aunt Martha's Youth Service Center
Sanders
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
Schlosser
Village Board Eyes 1.8 Million Budget Cushion
The village considers appropriations of 1.8 million with a 400 000 cushion over 1.3 million adopted in April to cover unforeseen expenses. Approval is expected at the June 21 meeting or the first July meeting. The board also held an executive session on salaries and unanimously approved a 50 per year base pay raise for the lowest police rank and a four percent across the board hike for police and other village staff.
Podmolik candid profile in Who’s Who feature
Podmolik, 43, candid about work and involvement, urges action over complaints. Former Paris resident now in Brookside, VP at Norman Equipment in Bridgeview, with 31 years at the firm. He values family, tinkering, and woodwork, and serves on the BHA steering committee while pursuing local park board work.
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Paris
Podmolik
Brookside
Norman Equipment Company
Bridgeview
Colleen
Michael
David
Patrick
Stevenson wife to campaign in south suburb weekend
Nancy Stevenson, wife of Adlai E Stevenson III, will appear at three suburban events this weekend. A Saturday breakfast for volunteers at 363 Osage Park Forest, a noon luncheon by the Thornton Township Democratic women at Harvey Holiday Inn, and a 3:30 p.m. visit to Cole's Temple in East Chicago Heights arranged by local Democratic leaders.
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Nancy Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Berkeley
Chicago Heights
Moses Cole
Bloom Township Democratic Organization
Frankfort board weighs airport expansion danger and traffic
Frankfort school board warns of risks from airport expansion affecting local establishments. At the last meeting village committees reviewed Fall Festival traffic with plans to maintain current patterns. Police will coordinate with Will County to ease Nebraska Street and Route 45 congestion. A shop owner at the corner cited diversion of customers. Trustees Kraynicki and Glunz noted 911 and fire department cooperation issues in regional talks. A sewage plant discussion was postponed to July 12 due to member absences.
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Marian Glunz
Darrell Sanders
Will County Sheriff's
Nebraska Street
Route 45
Hey Kids Win a Gift for Your Dad
A promotional contest invites children to win a gift for their father. Readers are directed to enter by following complete rules and locating a coupon printed in today’s paper.
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Star Publications
Nail a Repair Specialist through Star Publications Classified
An advertisement urges readers to contact a repair specialist via Star Publications Classified. The notice provides a phone number 687-8400 to reach the service. No additional details on location, services, or pricing are given.
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Star Publications
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