Lincoln-Way District 210 approves third tax abatement
Lincoln-Way High School taxpayers benefit again as the district approves a $200000 tax abatement tied to bond proceeds for Lincoln-Way East and a CAP grant. The move lowers the tax rate toward 1.68 to 1.70 per 100 of assessed value, with an overall saving projected near $50 per $ ten thousand of valuation over the next years. The board also accepted a $104575 bid for two wells at Lincoln-Way East.
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All-Area Cage Team Highlight Appears in Star Herald
The Star-Herald runs its yearly All-Area snotball team in full color in today’s edition with players named across positions. See Page n for the feature and lineup details.
Planning for a Spring Trip to Washington DC
Dennis Wheeler authors an inside magazine travel feature offering planning tips for a spring trip to Washington DC. The piece includes first person remembrances and practical advice for visitors, focusing on navigating the capital and maximizing a short travel window.
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Vacations And Homes Spring Fashion Special Preview
In Tony's Classifieds two special sections run across pages 30 to 39 with travel services and the Star Herald's March Preview of Homes. A two page feature highlights area travel options and the annual Spring Fashion Show with model pages and fashion notes guiding readers to Page 15.
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Lincoln Way spring play asks: Ask Any Girl opens Thursday
Lincoln Way High School begins its spring all-school production of Winifred Wolfe’s Ask Any Girl at 7 30 p m Thursday with additional shows Friday and Saturday at 8 p m. Meg Wheeler moves from a small town to New York to seek a husband and job, meeting Evan Doughton and Miles Doughton as ads charm and romance unfold. The cast includes Vivian Meyer Nick Fuce Bryan Cronk Lie Harvey Mike Koukecky Kathi Kilmore Monica Vogelmann Cheryl Dangel Linda Toth Karyn Dale Sally Murphy Diane Castens Carrie Hayden Tim Glidewell and others. Continued on Page 2
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Nick Fuce
Miles Doughton
Bryan Cronk
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Ada
Linda Toth
Lisa
Karyn Dale
Ruby
Sally Murphy
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Tim Glidewell
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New Lenox Sues Over Annexation Deals In Country Creek
New Lenox filed a declaratory judgment in Wild county Circuit Court to determine village obligations tied to annexation agreements for Country Creek and Country View Estates. The 1973 deals between the village Stonebridge and Deacon Developments aimed at parcels west of Cedar Road and around Laraway Road, including a 200 acre Stonebridge site now Country Creek and a 50 acre showy project once Jackson Heights renamed Country View Estates. The suit also cites possible conflicts of interest and irregularities with unnamed individuals not specified.
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Jackson Heights
Summit Hill Candidates Air Views
Six candidates for Summit Hill school board discuss finances and a proposed four million dollar building program. Incumbents Farnham Nicol Garrigan and newcomers Davia Corrigan back growth and year round schooling as options while Paszyna argues for using existing space and cutting new construction. Paszyna, 37, a teacher aide and volunteer, urges efficiency and year round staffing while Davia names tax dollars as key to preserving education quality. Corrigan, 35, a foreman at International Harvester, supports full state aid funding and better community mobilization to sustain programs. Farnham, seeking a ninth year on the board, emphasizes ongoing programs and careful planning ahead of any tax rate increases. Nicol highlights district growth and academic achievement as areas needing continued focus. Garrigan backs the building project, noting it won’t be ready until 1979 and stressing the district’s pride in its schools.
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Summit Hill
Joe Farnham
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Shirley Garrigan
Terry Davia
Roy Corrigan
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International Harvester Corporation
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West Rosewood Drive
Arbury Hills
Argonne National Laboratory
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