Paddock Publications Leaders and History
Paddock Publications traces its aim to fear God tell the truth and make money with editors H C Paddock 1852 1935 and Stuart R Paddock 1924 1968 among its listed leadership including Stuart R Paddock Jr executive officers Robert Y Paddock Francis E Stites M S Flanders Charles E Hayes and others in editorial and management roles.
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H. C. Paddock
Stuart R. Paddock JR
Robert Y. Paddock
Francis E. Stites
M.S. Flanders
The Elderly Deserve Better Economic Support Now
A Senate report warns rising costs and stagnant Social Security threaten seniors. It urges major Social Security benefits increases and tax relief, including higher deductions and exemptions, to lift retirees from poverty and curb inflation.
Nixon Era Proposal for New Town Developments
Paddock Publications editorial urges the Nixon Administration to explore creating entire new towns. The piece argues for carefully planned communities to accommodate future growth and housing needs.
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Paddock Publications
Colorful childhood baseball lot in Elk Grove Village
A reader recalls a spring when an empty lot became a make shift baseball scene in Elk Grove Village. Big boys controlled action yet girls played and younger kids learned bat holding and sliding under summer skies. The field faded as a $34 000 home replaced the backstop and benches.
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Mary Dresser
Charlene
Suburbia
Critic's Corner on Culture and Elk Grove Village
A critique heavy with social commentary laments modern culture while noting Elk Grove Village's growth since 1966. It praises St. Alexius Hospital and calls Elk Grove a model yet notes its status as a Chicago suburb reliant on the metropolis for labor and services.
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St. Alexius Hospital
Elk Grove Village
Chicago
Odd Police Car Gas Hose Hint Sparks Winter Park Quirk
Winter Park Florida police chief Carl D Buchanan weighed risk of fueling cars with gasoline cans in cruisers but approved a tiny hose on carburetors to spray a few squirts to start stalled vehicles on busy roads. Toastmasters in Phoenix gather professionals of diverse nationalities who deliver speeches in their own languages to stay sharp. A London pub darts game ends in chaos when a missed shot breaks a light and injures staff as the board disappears in the ensuing confusion.
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Carl D. Buchanan
Winter Park
Fla
Fremd High School lights drive clarified by booster club
An open letter to Paul Logan from Fremd Viking Booster Club president seeks to correct a column on school lighting. The writer explains board reasons against lights including night game parental control, competing referenda, and a $20 000 annual football cost vs 10 000 income. He notes no follow up from the district.
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Paul Logan
Fremd
Victory remarks from Arlington Heights clerk race winner
Mrs. Robert F. Revard expresses gratitude to the Arlington Heights Herald for its endorsement and thanks village supporters and rival candidate Jeanne Novotny. She pledges to serve residents, work with the village board, and push for greater voter participation through timely publicity.
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Arlington Heights
Jeanne Novotny
Robert F. Revard
Misinterpreted plea on early sex education and culture wars
A reader from Hoffman Estates critiques misfired remarks about exposing first graders to adult films and warns that heightened sex education and sensitivity training threaten moral character. The letter cites a wartime anecdote about cultural subversion and urges caution in educators' approaches.
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Masters and Johnson
William F. Dean
W. T. Shoholm Hoffman
Imaginative Firefighting Plan Emerges in Elk Grove Village
Elk Grove Village considers a microfilmed information system to speed dispatch and response for 450 industrial plants, schools, hospitals, and other public buildings in Centex Industrial Park. The idea could be shared with other Northwest suburbs facing similar large facility protections and possibly joint development of an information center.
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Elk Grove
Reston
Elk Grove Village
Centex
St. Alexius Hospital
Fred Steging Caddie Remembered as Village Leader Hope
Former caddie Fred Steging, now village president of Bensenville, is urged for reelection by Walter A. Schmidt who praises his civic service. Schmidt notes 40 years of observation and endorses Steging as the public’s choice.
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Fred Steging
Bensenville
Fred
Mohawk Country Club
Walter A. Schmidt
Schmidt
Itasca
Plan Commission
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Hosea C. Paddock
Stuart R. Paddock
Charles E. Hayes
Daniel E. Baumann
Richard B. Friedman
Clifford G. Rowe
Kenneth A. Knox
Senate
Derly
New Town
Dan Baumann
Critic’s Corner
Mary B. Good
State Department
Pahl
Phoenix, Ariz
John Moffit
London
Fremd Viking Booster Club
Fremd High School