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Hollinger International publication details show twice weekly schedule founded in 1901 with Peter Neill as senior vice president and editor in chief, Larry A Kelly in finance, Franklin Shaftan as editor, Margaret Seltzner, Dennis R Wheeler, Joanne M Zerkel as editors, and Paula Carlson as features editor along with newsroom staff and associations noted.
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Philip M. Klutznick, Noted Philanthropist and Builder Passes
Editorial notes Philip M. Klutznick died at 92, a Kansas City native who helped found Park Forest, shaped Midwest development with malls in Calumet City Oak Brook Skokie and Water Tower Place, and gave to Jewish causes. He served as U N envoy and U S commerce secretary and remained a longtime friend to the South Suburbs. A life of vision entrepreneurship and humanitarian work concludes with a lasting regional legacy.
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Exposed weaknesses as ComEd outages hit Chicago area
The piece argues Commonwealth Edison failed to control its grid after last week’s Chicago outages, blaming decades of poor planning and deregulation. It urges regulators and ComEd to act quickly to modernize infrastructure and protect customers, warning deregulation may favor new entrants yet rely on ComEd’s aging lines.
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Bush comments on Peotone airport during Ryan access pledge
Texas Gov. George W. Bush says he and Gov. Ryan have met frequently and if he becomes president Ryan would have access to the Oval Office. He spoke while responding to a question about supporting an airport at Peotone.
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Pete Yuska Returns as Orland Park Superintendent in 5,600-Student Start
Reporter Dennis Wheeler recalls a dawn golf chat with Pete Yuska, newly appointed superintendent of Orland Park District 135, discussing education reforms and test accountability. Yuska reflects on his path from Bremen High School student to principal to district leader, stressing closeness to students and caution about teaching to tests. He notes the long hours and pressure of modern athletics, yearning for the fun of past games and a more personal connection with kids as the new school year begins for about 5,600 students.
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Tax bill sparks letters urging relief and memory of war
Readers debate Congress tax cuts led by Democrats and President Clinton. The letter calls for faster relief, defends Social Security funding changes, and hints at Medicare strengthening. A Korean War Armistice Day remembrance note praises KWVA support through a Day Drive aiding veterans.
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