Morris for Cook County President Eyes Big System Overhaul
Joe Morris a Reagan era attorney seeks Cook County Board president with a plan to reinvent county government. He calls for consolidating nonpolicy offices into the executive wing, selling county hospitals, dissolving townships and MWRD duties, and creating a County Charter Commission to draft a new county constitution. He links rising violence to abortion and urges shifting crime control to families and clergy. He vows a pre-fiscal-year budget and to pressure Democrats with a presidential veto.
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Nature Discovery Day Opens for Seniors at Sand Ridge
The Forest Preserve District of Cook County hosts a Nature Discovery Day for seniors on February 17 at Sand Ridge Nature Center 15890 S Paxton Ave South Holland. Tours run 1030 a.m. to 230 p.m. Archaeologist Ed Lace presents a slide show and seminar on local American Indian history. Visitors tour the Sand Ridge Educational and Environmental Center view wildlife exhibits with no admission. Call 771-1015 or TTD 771-1190 for details.
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St James School honors second quarter scholars
St James School releases second quarter honor roll names across grades 5 through 8. Included are pupils from Grade 8 Tony Chavez Melinda Lopes Jenica Martins and Jeffre Natassia Nichols Michael Jamirez Jason Segura with many students listed across Grades 7 6 and 5.
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Anti-tax author convicted of tax law violations
William J. Benson a 66 year old South Holland man and author of The Law That Never Was was found guilty by a Chicago federal jury of willful failure to file tax returns for 1990 and 1961 and tax evasion for 1981 He faces up to seven years in prison and fines up to 450000 with back taxes and penalties The sentencing is set for April 7 and Benson has previously been convicted in 1987 on similar charges with an overturned conviction The case centers on Benson claims that the 16th Amendment was never properly ratified and that taxes are voluntary and wages are not income The government has rejected these assertions and similar challenges have failed in trials nationwide
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