The Star Published t weekly February 21 1993
The Star published its weekly edition with Norman A Rosinski as president and publisher Dennis Wheeler as senior news editor Lester G Sons executive editor and vice president Joanne M Zerkel as features editor. The paper lists memberships in several press associations and notes the date Sunday February 21 1993.
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Dennis Wheeler
Lester G. Sons
Northern Illinois Newspaper Association
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Open Meetings Act scrutiny urged for Illinois boards
The editorial argues legislators with local government ties know the Open Meetings Act often beaten by leaks and hidden talks. It urges taped closed sessions to ensure open deliberations and protect public trust from private discussions and selective minutes.
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Illinois General Assembly
General Assembly
Illinois
Mayoral leaders warn over tax shift from cities to schools
Mayors and village presidents plead against diverting Illinois 25 percent state income tax surcharge from municipalities to education and child welfare. Gov Jim Edgar plans March budget reveal. Taxpayers face higher property taxes or cut services. readers expect tough choices and broader reform.
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Jim Edgar
Edgar
General Assembly
Historic impersonators brighten classrooms across the South Suburbs
A columnist notes growing use of living history actors in schools including Lincoln Franklin and Curie look alikes and a Brookfield Zoo guest. He questions the shift from traditional learning to photo op assemblies amid TV culture and asks which figures will shape future classrooms.
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Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
Madame Curie
Abe
Ben
Madame C
Lincoln
Springfield
Frederick Klein
Brookfield Zoo
Cook County
Ben Franklin
Franklin
Big Bird
Geraldo
Barney the
Big Purple Dinosaur
Channel 11
Arrested Development
Richard Nixon
Michael Jackson
Barney the Dinosaur
Wasteful USDA and pork barrel policy under scrutiny
A reader letter from Jean Jackson of Park Forest criticizes Congress for wasteful funding, urging reform of the USDA as a large, overgrown agency with diverse, unneeded missions. The piece cites lobbying growth, line item veto appeals, and calls to press officials to act, ending with a call to contact representatives.
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Jean Jackson
Park Forest
Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Lincoln
Dick Armey
Texas
General Accounting Office
USDA
United States
Mel Reynolds
Critics dispute ESDA leadership in Rich Township row
Letters to the editor challenge claims about ESDA attacks on former director Charles Corkery and instead blame Supervisor Tom Knowles for disrupting disaster relief. Signatories Richard Township Emergency Services and Disaster Agency list George Tamer Mark Mahochko Donna Hurt Brian Hartlep Nick Hetmanski Jason Murphy Gregory Bauman Michael Carroll Rich Wangerin Michael Doyle Craig Sline Patrick Doyle.
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Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
ESDA
Rich Township
Charles Corkery
Tom Knowles
Knowles
Mary Britton
Corkery
Rich Township Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
George Tamer
Mark Mahochko
Donna Hurt
Brian Hartle
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