Editorial: Aftershocks of Clinton Impeachment Endure
The piece calls the Clinton impeachment saga over after a costly, divisive process that failed to remove him. It argues bipartisanship waned, the nation wasted time and money, and Starr’s probe left a fractured political climate. It concludes the system worked to deliver due process, urging cross party cooperation to tackle unfinished business.
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PSC Jazz Festival Brings Willie Pickens to Chicago Heights
Prairie State College hosts the 11th PSC Jazz Festival in Chicago Heights at 8 p.m. with workshops, student jam opportunities, and Willie Pickens headlining alongside Ravinia Jazz Mentors. Tickets cost 10 for adults and 7 for students and seniors.
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Willie Pickens
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Valerie Nicholson
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Iron fist rule sparks Sauk Village district debate
Quotes portray Sauk Village 168 superintendent Tom Ryan as a strict disciplinarian. Nearby resident Craig Knapczyk protests plans for a Indy style racetrack near Joliet raceway citing noisy Thermopane seal ruptures. Chicago International Teleport GM Evan Bontrager cautions on Y2K impacts, urging calm despite global concerns.
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Craig Knapczyk
Route 66 Raceway
Joliet Raceway
Evan Bontrager
Chicago International Teleport
Y2K concerns and personal prep in a cautious, hopeful note
A columnist reflects on the Y2K scare as 316 days remain, noting mixed expert views of potential computer failures and the possibility of widespread disruption. He cites economics oriented optimism, a citizen action guide, and personal steps like stocking food, wood, cash, and kerosene lamps while avoiding drastic measures.
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Hinckley & Schmitt
Letters to the Editor on Clinton scandal and public discourse
Readers criticize a recent column arguing about Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, questioning economic impacts and partisan bias. The letter-writer defends constitutional actions, notes media influence, and urges focus on personal conduct and national interests.
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White House
Special Prosecutor
Bill
Hillary
Kenneth Starr
Napernesse Ton Herpeace
Bill Clinton
Lewinsky
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