Display Captures Dope Dangers Used in Youth Talks
Police praise Youth Officer Richard Heinrich for a narcotics and drugs display used in PTA talks across Shakespeare and Austin districts. The board shows drugs taken by Heinrich and partner Henry Ulrich from youthful offenders, plus photos of deteriorating health from barbiturates and amphetamines and a nude woman with abscesses from unclean needle use.
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Richard Heinrich
Area 5
Shakespeare
Austin
PTA
Heinrich
Henry Ulrich
Hein
Rich
Marge
New Consumer Protection Laws Double Work of Unit
Attorney General William G. Clark reports that Illinois recovered 2,076,678 to 52,715 consumers since 1961 and says a new package of protections, effective Monday, will double fraud unit activity. The laws tighten lending, interest, advertising, licensing, debt collection, and installment contracts to broaden consumer protections statewide.
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William G. Clark
Bureau of Consumer Fraud
Illinois
Clark
Attorney General’s Office
New Law Caps Credit Card Interest and Demands Itemized Statements
Two new statutes take effect this week limiting credit card interest to 1 percent per month of the average daily unpaid balance and requiring detailed billing statements. The laws also shield nonusers from liability for purchases made with cards not applied for by the user, with liability starting only when the card is signed or used.
St Paul Fed Savings staff donate gifts for 80 families
St Paul Federal Savings and Loan employees donated 285 gifts to 80 needy families. The distribution arrived in time for Christmas. Front row shows Frank P. Kosmach president. Rose mary Fallon Irene Kaptena Eleanor Hoffman Judy Bockstahler. Rear row includes Robert Filek John DeMarte and Michael Franczyk.
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St. Paul Federal Savings and Loan Association
Frank P
Kosmach
Rosemary Fallon
Irene Kaptena
Eleanor Hoffman
Judy Bockstahler
Robert Filek
John DeMarte
Michael Franczyk
Big 1968 Spurt In Draft Calls
The year 1968 will begin with drastic increases in the number of men called by area draft boards as the draft mobilizes for conscription. Local officials anticipate a sharp rise in classifications and calls to serve.
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Vietnam
Loyola Curtain Guild to stage The Caretaker next weekend
The Loyola university Curtain Guild presents Harold Pinters The Caretaker at Loyola Community theater with William Norris Robert Hartigan and Perry Bullington in the cast. Performances at 8 30 p m January 12 13 and 3 and 7 30 p m January 14.
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Loyola University Curtain Guild
Harold Pinter
Loyola Community Theater
Loyola
William Norris
Robert Hartigan
Perry Bullington
Sylvia V. Zastrow
University
Department of Speech and Drama
School board backs busing plan amid transfer proposals
The board approved a 150000 transportation budget to ease overcrowding and began plans for a non contiguous attendance area busing program in Austin. Mayor contenders warned the plan could face opposition as trustees discussed delivering final details at January meetings.
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Frank Whiston
Thomas Murray
Redmond
Austin
Redmond Plan Tops Chicago School Transfers and New Constructions
The Chicago Board of Education advances a permissive transfer plan for West-Northwest Side students with 19 sending and 10 receiving schools all in district 4. Receiving schools Bridge, Burbank, Byford, Canty, Dover, Clark branch, Lyon, Sayre, Smyser, and Thorp can accept 1 477 students. Sending schools Emmet Key Nash Faraday Jensen Sumner Webster Delano Lowell total 350 pupils. New construction includes a 36 classroom Manley Elementary at 3030 Arthington costing 1 435 850 and Dante branch upgrades at Marshall High for 557 129. ROTC rifle range at George Westinghouse costs 48 810 and Flower Vocational lunchroom equipment to 2545 Fulton.
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Redmond
May and
Spencer
Bridge
Burbank
Byford
Canty
Dover
Clark Branch
Lyon
Sayre
Smyser
Thorp
Emmet
Key
Nash
Faraday
Jensen
Sumner
Webster
Delano
Lowell
Manley
Arthington
Dante
Marshall High School
Fifth
George Westinghouse Vocational High School
Franklin
Flower Vocational High School
Fulton
Wingspread plan seeks federal grant for student exchanges
The Wingspread project requests a 932,530 federal grant to exchange Chicago and suburban high school students. It envisions three week to one year exchanges starting next summer, involving elementary to high school pupils with most exchanges focused on high school sophomores. Plans include a five week summer session for Austin and Niles Township students with morning classes and afternoon projects on metropolitan living. A 10 week fall program would pair Hay Upper Grade Center seventh and eighth graders with Oakview Junior High in Skokie. Busing expansion costs total 160,000 for 36 Wingspread buses with moving blackboard briefing and slide materials. Expenditures total 404,344 for 104 teachers and aides plus bus devices as Wingspread aims to show city and suburb how the metro area is connected.
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Austin
Board of Education
Chicago
United States Office of Education
Niles Township
Niles
O’hare
West Side
Hay
N. Laramie
Oakview
Skokie
Joseph Rosen
Rosen
Wingspread
Tips for Cold Mornings From Chicago Motor Club
The Chicago Motor Club offers start up advice for cold mornings. Push the gas to the floor then release halfway, avoid starting a flooded engine, and allow 30 to 45 seconds between tries. Warm the engine at idle and do not race a cold engine. Ensure the battery is charged and maintained with hydrometer checks and terminal cleaning for best winter performance.
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