Four-Village Sewer System Studied Feasibility
Village attorneys engineers from Roselle Bloomingdale Addison and Glendale Heights plan a quad village authority for a sanitary system. They meet to study legal financial and engineering feasibility and set a March 20 deadline for the steering committee to report.
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Roselle
Bloomingdale
Addison
Glendale Heights
Roselle Village
Robert Frantz
Bloomingdale Village
Stanley Haverkampf
William Keating
Haverkampf
Keating
Betty Lou Mann
Frantz
Joliet Diocesan Teachers Retain Salary Schedule
Elementary and secondary lay teachers in the Joliet Diocese will keep the current year's salary layout with starting pay for bachelor’s degree teachers at 6000 and master’s degree beginners at 6600, a 100 raise from last year. The revised schedule takes effect next September following a special board meeting. The Chicago diocese lays out the same starting salaries with a guaranteed minimum for lay teachers.
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Joliet
Board of Education
Chicago
Itasca Considers Shared Cost Tree Planting Plan
Itasca village trustees discuss a 50 50 cost sharing tree planting plan to replace diseased and cut trees. The master plan by forester John DeKamp suggests 25 varieties and a September 1970 7 percent wage increase tied to the program.
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Itasca
Roy Johnson
Johnson
John DeKamp
More Juvenile Rights Coming Reforms Discussed
DuPage County public defender Thomas Benda urged expanded juvenile rights including jury trials and police questioning with attorney present. He spoke at the Illinois Welfare Association meeting at St Andrew's Country Club noting court decisions in 1966 created public defender access for juveniles and calling for more foster care funds and detention homes. County officials plan a detention home with groundbreaking set for Sept. 1, while Kane County officials emphasize rehabilitation and the high cost of crime.
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Thomas Benda
DuPage County
Public Defender’s
Benda
DuPage
Marian Tevis
Kane County
Tllinois
Lake Park approves $827 average teacher pay hike
Lake Park High School will grant an average $827 salary increase to teachers next year following a board of education decision made in a closed session. The plan raises base salaries, adjusts allied wages, and uses a five tier differentiated responsibility system with two contracts for new hires.
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Lake Park
Board of Education
Forrester
Eugene Swierczewski
Stanley Wheeler
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Joseph Kunzer
Animal Hospital
Bensenville
Tony Selch
S. Marion
Joliet Catholic Schools
Nales Gillen
Esort
Bensenville Animal Hospital
W. Irving Park Road
Group Two
Group Three
Carl Forrester
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