Lincoln Way Rebuttal Reveals Near Settlement in Frankfort Sewer Dispute
The Lincoln Way High School district disclosed a November 22, 1975 meeting with Frankfort Village President Glenn Warning that a proposed $30,000 payment and a 33-foot easement would settle the sewer line dispute. The village council rejected the package and the case proceeded to court, where Frankfort won. The district criticizes ongoing appeals as wasting taxpayer money while facing escalating tap-on fees beyond $66,405.
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Lincoln Way Community High School
Joe Kruzich
Frankfort Village
Glenn Warning
Lincoln Way
Colorado Avenue
Route 45
Japan
Kruzich
Lincoln Way High
PizzaPolitics in Fourth District Sparks Controversy
In the Fourth Congressional district the race between Rep. Edward Derwinski and challenger Ron Rodger centers on a pizza eating fundraiser. Rodger condemns Derwinski for gluttony while noting the event benefited disabled veterans. Derwinski says he was unaware of political overtones.
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U. S
Edward Derwinski
Ron Rodger
Tinley Park
Rodger
Derwinski
Martin A. Russo
Orland Park
Disabled Veterans Fund
District 159 Hiring Impasse Spurs Adjourned Meeting
The Mokena School Board failed to decide which teachers will be rehired for 1976-77 at its May 26 session and sets an adjourned meeting for Wednesday. The district faces a $477,000 deficit and measures include budget cuts and a tax levy rise. An audit revealed a double insurance premium on a $477,000 bond. The board also changed the June meeting date and approved CVIS for eighth graders.
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Nancy Sherman
Mokena
Lenz
Gene Morral
Peggy Mueller
Thyranoixia Ceremony Dedicates Greek Church
The Greek Orthodox church The New Saints Constantine and Helen in Palos Hills was dedicated May 21 in a ceremony named Thyranoixia in Greek. Coverage expands in Lifestyles, Page 8.
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Palos Hills
State track and tennis titles decided yesterday
The STAR-HERALD reports the state championships in track and tennis were determined yesterday with coverage by the sports staff. Details and results appear in the Sports section starting on page 11 and related features run through pages 21 to 29 in various sections.
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St Angi
Ane Entertainment
Inside Mag
Beatre
Burnell Weinecke
Inside Magazine
Memorial Day Parades Set for Frankfort and New Lenox
Frankfort and New Lenox hold Memorial Day parades tomorrow at 10 and 10 30 a m. Frankfort crews march from Frankfort grade school to village hall and Pleasant Hill cemetery with music from the grade school band and girls chorus. Frankfort recently earned Bicentennial Community status and a certificate and flag will be presented by Rep George Sangmeister. New Lenox parade starts at Oakview school sponsored by the VFW traveling Cedar road to Oak and Hickory streets for cemetery services.
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New Lenox
Frankfort
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
George Sangmeister
Oakview School
New Lenox Vfw
Cedar Road
Oak and
Hickory Streets
Mokena Parks Unveil Summer Programs From Canada Trip To Engine Classes
Mokena park district launches a diverse summer recreation program starting the week of June 14 and running into late July. Activities include a Canada trip for students and Lincoln Way High School courses in small engines and bicycle repair, plus arts, sports, and fitness for residents and non residents. Registration occurs at Mokena Elementary School with evening and weekend slots and mail in options.
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Canada
Lincoln Way Community High School
Mokena Park
Gerald Eskoff
Younsters
Eskoff
Lincoln Way High School
Park District
Forest View
Tinley Park
Homewood- Flossmoor
World of Nature
National Woodcarvers Museum
Quentico National Park
Ontario
Lincoln Way
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