Demos Continue at Convention as Mondale Ferraro Hopes Rise
Harold Washington led Illinois delegates in supporting Mondale Ferraro at the convention. Chicago mayor likened to a quarterback, but Washington was sacked for holding the ball too long. Delegates from Park Forest New Lenox Frankfort South Holland backed Mondale Ferraro, hoping Ferraro’s nomination energizes Democrats for a possible upset in November. Political science professor Paul M. Green comments on the race plan and the need to close the gap by Labor Day.
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Moscone cv Hall
Fourth Congressional District
Friedman
Park Forest
Charles Hanus
New Lenox
George Sangmeister
Frankfort
Karen Vogel
South Holland
Mondale-Ferraro
Harry Truman
Ferraro
Camiga
Paul M. Green
Governors State University
Institute of Public Policy and Administration
Village votes 15 million budget includes library and water project
At the June 18 meeting trustees enacted the 1964-85 appropriations ordinance establishing legal authority for village expenditures. The May 1 budget totals 15 million, with 544 000 for the library and 345 million for the Lake Michigan water project. Four Matteson residents and two spouses were banned for aiding a motorcycle crash victim by administering CPR to Wyland Tarrant until help arrived.
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Lake Michigan
Matteson
Aft
James Bitters
William Pieper
Wyland
Park Forest Considers Ordinance On Door To Door Solicitations
Park Forest village board discussed limits on door to door solicitations. Trustees considered a permit system or signs banning commercial solicitation after residents reported harassment. An outright ban was ruledineligible but a sticker marking no solicitation could be offered. Board also tentatively approved $5,000 in revenue sharing allocations.
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Park Forest
Council on Aging dismisses missing director and staff
The South Suburban Council on Aging in Harvey fired Edward Schenk and all 41 staff Friday as the Cook County Area Agency on Aging prepares to assume control of federally funded programs. The center remains open and services continue under interim management, with new staff to be hired by the agency.
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Edward Schenk
South Suburban Council On Aging
Harvey
Cook County
Tom Jones
Jonathan Lavin
Lavin
State of Ilinois
Center For
South Suburban Council On ‘Aging
Stokes
Schenk
Amiable PSC labor pact praised at Prairie State College
Prairie State College trustees lauded an amiable labor settlement with the faculty completed this month. Rich Brass of Brass Ritchie and Betts outlined a $54,000 program through January 1988, with a three year teachers contract featuring 75 percent salary rise first year, 65 percent second year, and a third year re opener. The program emphasizes in house decision making and ongoing intervention to improve relations among administrators faculty staff and students.
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Prairie ‘Tate College
Rich Brass
Brass, Ritchie and Betts
Oak Park
Brassi
Board of Trustees
Brass
Entertan
North Central Association
Chicago Heights College
Richard Creal
Gether
Board approves PR hire at Prairie State amid votes
The Prairie State College board approved James Herlihy as public relations account executive at 30000 annually, despite objections from trustees James Monteleone Michael Montelone and Alma Martin. Monteleone cited lack of a master's degree and underadvertised salary. The decision followed an hour of executive session.
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Prairie State College
James Henry
Bloomingdale
James Teykl
Michael Monteleone
Alma Martin
Herlihy
Charles Mason
David Amadio
James Griffith
Thomas Gardiner
Rexel
Nis
Monteleone
University of Hinds
Selz, Seabolt & Associates
Chicago
College of DuPage
MacKay Publications
Lombard
Villa Park
John Ostenburg
Governors State Univeristy
University Park
Park Forest photography club June contest winners
The Park Forest Photography club lists June results with several winners. In Class A slides Ted Gwoadz Park Forest won first and second, Grace Takata Park Forest won third. points Hugh Briske Chicago Heights first and second, Darlene Knurek Park Forest second and third, John Kelleg Matteon third. Al Keyes Richter Park first. For more information contact Bill Waller president at 747-2265.
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Park Forest Photography Club
Park Forest
D Amine
Ted Gwoadz
Grace Takata
Hugh Briske
Chicago Heights
Darlene Knurek
John Kelleg
Matte
al Keyes
Richter Park
Bill Waller
Calgary prep for 1988 Winter Games growth
Calgary Alberta readies for the 1988 XV Olympic Winter Games as the city’s population rises from 243000 to 620000 since 1960, according to National Geographic.
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Calgary
Alberta
National Geographic
SMA Budget and Enrollment Details Highlight Special Education Network
The SMA district reports an $85 million previous year budget with a near 9.3 million starting FY, plus 35 million in federal grants. Revenue combines 44 percent from 55 districts, 37 percent state funds, and 19 percent federal aid. Staffing totals 400, with a 5 to 1 pupil to professional ratio and governance by an 8 member board plus a joint executive committee led by Robert Van Dyke. Enrollment spans 165 preschoolers to 173 emotionally disturbed youths, 72 behavior disorder students, and 79 blind children among others.
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SMA
Robert van Dyke
van Dyke
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