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Newspaper
Itasca Register
Location
Itasca, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1968
Page
9
Doris Rzewnicki of Bensenville urges residents to vote thoughtfully on school funding amid bankruptcy risk and potential tax increases. She argues education quality depends on funds and warns against voting for parochial options or complacency.
R Thompson argues that a public library is defined by books not building size. He critiques Palatine library plans and urges consideration of branches, cost estimates, and neighboring towns’ examples to avoid overexpensive, ineffective projects.
The letter condemns Clayton W. Brown for his stance as Palatine village trustee voting against the library bond plan. It questions the use of about 2.29 million dollars for a new facility, citing a public sale of the old library and payment of borrowed money with borrowed money. Peggy Walter signs.
A letter defends Ron Gasser’s education credentials amid criticism from Schlott the caucus vice chairman. Gasser cites seven years as a resident four as a teacher in Arlington Heights School Dist. 25 and PTA service. He argues his varied background offers new ideas and strengthens the board of education.
The Wheeling Junior Woman's Club thanks the Wheeling Herald for excellent publicity on their Indian Center project. Articles inspired many calls and donations, leading to three gift deliveries after trips to the center.
Residents criticize a proposed Palatine library debt of 2 million on a 95 000 existing debt. Letters cite poor maintenance, high cost versus Arlington Heights, and location near fire and rail facilities raising safety and traffic concerns.
Lucille Sloan argues voters must demand tighter cuts and alternatives after a referendum defeat. She questions kindergarten closure, proposes office and program reductions, volunteer help, and multi school supervision to keep budgets within means.
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