Paddock Publications unveils a modern suburban edition
The Paddock newspaper plans a March 17 relaunch featuring a new nameplate and op form, with tighter layout, stronger editorial stance, and more community focus. It expands carrier delivery, adds staff, research, and marketing, and introduces daily editions in Arlington Heights Mount Prospect Palatine and Rolling Meadows, plus a tri weekly in Buffalo Grove.
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Arlington Heights
Mount Prospect
Palatine
Rolling Meadows
Row Goes On in Harper College Faculty Fight
Harper College faculty struggle over academic freedom and leadership as President is attacked as pro-administration. Dr Thomas Seward cites Kalish non-reappointment as a freedom issue while signaling broader criticism of Birkholz role. The Faculty Senate members heard charges and debate continued without direct rebuttal.
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Harper Junior College
Thomas Seward
Edward M. Kalish
Kalish
Birkholz
Faculty Senate
Board of College
Senate
Seward
Bir
Kholz
Harper
Harper College
Roselle Mayoral Hopeful Frantz Praised by Supporters
A Roselle letter from Mr. and Mrs. John O. Anderson lauds candidate Mr. Frantz for steering a divided village board to stable, productive governance. They challenge opponent Mr. Florence’s leadership critiques and urge voters to elect Frantz to maintain improvements and steady municipal leadership.
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Frantz
Roselle
Florence
Mrs
John O. Anderson Roselle
Discontent Expressed Over Harper College Dismissals
A letter argues the dismissal of Edward Kalish and Dr. Betty Enbysk from Harper College was unjust and unaccountable. The writer, a Kalish student, praises Kalish as an outstanding instructor and urges others to question the administration’s actions and seek transparency in the dispute.
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Edward Kalish
Betty Enbysk
Harper College
Kalish
Mislabeling a voter service chair sparks clarification
Arlington Heights letters warn against partisan activity by LWV members after misidentification of Mrs. George Ireland as a voter service chair. The note stresses nonpartisanship and includes broader editorial letters urging public restraint and academic freedom in Harper College governance.
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Arlington Heights
George Ireland
Jeanne Novotny
League of Women Voters
Irish Staff Clash Over March Change at The Brogue
As of March 17 the papers switch to five day weekly production and a new look stirring jokes among Irish staff. The editor jokes about Irish revolt and suggests Italians join St Joseph Day celebrations March 19 to ease tensions while ensuring the new format is ready.
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