The Star masthead and staff credits excerpt
A fragment from The Star shows the Hollinger International publication’s masthead with editors Paula Carlson and Gerald R. Smith, along with senior vice presidents, production, and editorial staff listings.
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Hollinger International
Gerald R. Smith
Peter Neill
Larry A. Kelly
Editorial on gambling licenses and South Suburban asks
The piece argues Cook County may seek riverboat gambling as Illinois eyes new licenses. It notes Rosemont and Calumet City push for casinos and revenue sharing, while Chicago leaders and Black Caucus resist a Rosemont riverboat. The editorial urges fairness and questions where the South Suburbs’ share would come from.
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Illinois
Chicago
George Ryan
General Assembly
Dubuque
Cook County
Don Stephens
Rosemont
O’hare
Calumet City
Jerry Geneva
Jones
Geneva
Indiana
Cal City
South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association
Joliet secures Indy style race track deal for 2001
Joliet plans a $100 million 114 mile oval near Route 66 Raceway for 2001 with 75 000 seats and three marquee events annually including Indy car and NASCAR races. Promoters expect substantial regional tax gains and job creation, though traffic and noise concerns in surrounding towns persist. Construction slated to begin this summer with potential later expansion to 150 000 seats.
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Joliet
Will County
New Lenox
Manhattan
Monee
Freeze and thaw plague Dan Ryan potholes in Chicago area
The writer recounts a historic Monday traffic jam on the Dan Ryan Expressway caused by potholes from freeze and thaw. He describes two hours in a minivan, slow progress, and reflections on Y2K fears, while noting state crews will repair the road soon and expressing hope for a return to normal after a brutal winter.
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Chicago
Dan Ryan
U.S. Forest Service
Wyoming
Illinois Department of Transportation
Midwest
Ryan
39Th Street
99Th Street
Oregon Trail
West Virginia
State Highway Department
Thoukhn
Interaccess.com
Impeachment debate tests constitutional balance and duty
Peter Dennis argues the Clinton impeachment should stay within courts and the constitutional framework rather than become a political punishment. He warns against lowering the bar sets a dangerous precedent for future generations and calls the press to emphasize separation of powers.
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White House
U.S
Clinton
Mason, Et al
Damocles
Washington
Beltway
Watergate
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Franklin Shaftan
Paula Carlson
Margaret Seltzner
Dennis R. Wheeler
Joanne M. Zerkel
National Newspaper Association
Illinois Press Association
State OF the Union
Il Presidency
Lennie
DE Reson
Nj Prass
Tom Houlihan
Peter Dennis
Frankfort