The Star of 1901 Leadership and Editorial Staff
The Star announces its 1901 founding and lists leadership including President and Publisher Larry A. Kelly, Vice President Advertising John P. Kern, and editors Margaret Seltzner Dennis Wheeler Joanne Zerkel and Paula Carlson.
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Larry A. Kelly
John P. Kern
Margaret Seltzner
Dennis R. Wheeler
Joanne M. Zerkel
Editorial urges unity behind PSC new president McCarthy
The Prairie State College community is asked to unite behind Paul J. McCarthy as the new president, bringing energy and ideas after a lengthy search. McCarthy, formerly at El Centro College, will steer governance with board support while expanding finances and policy, with prior leadership at North Seattle Community College and a Michigan education.
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Prairie State College
McCarthy
Paul J. McCarthy
PSC
Mark Fazzini
Prairie State
el Centro College
Dallas
Texas
Joyce Michael
Michael Monteleone
el Centro
Monteleone
North Seattle Community College
Washington
Aquinas College
Michigan
Michigan State University
E. Timothy Lightfield
Lightfield
Paul McCarthy
Thornwood and Homewood-Flossmoor shine at state girls track
Thornwood and Homewood-Flossmoor high schools earned second and third place at the Class AA state girls track finals in Charleston. Homewood-Flossmoor star Adia McKinnon won four golds and set a 400 record, while Thornwood’s Crystal Sanders captured 300-meter hurdles gold and teammates won relay titles.
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Thornwood
Homewood-Flossmoor High
Lady Thunderbirds
South Holland
Charleston
Lady Vikings
Illinois
Chicago
Morgan Park High
Homewood-Flossmoor
Adia McKinnon
Thornton
Rich Central
Rich South
Thornton Fractional South
Residents denounce Homewood District 153 contract decision
Readers urge stopping a Wight and Company architectural contract valued over 577000 for a district project. They cite a lack of public referendum, concerns over bond financing, and a negative fund balance, arguing the board is arrogant and unresponsive to taxpayers and students.
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Homewood
Wight and Company
Dockweiller
Hart
Chicago
James Hart Junior High
Poppy Day thanks from Chicago Heights Legion Auxiliary
The Chicago Heights American Legion Auxiliary Unit 131 thanks Jewel Food Store South Chicago Heights Old Kent Bank and Walt's Store Crete for poppy sales. Gratitude to volunteers donors and veterans at Hines Hospital. All funds support the hospital and thanks to The Star for printing.
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Chicago Heights
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 131
Jewel Food
Old Kent Bank
Walt’s
Crete
American Legion Auxiliary
Hines Hospital
Veterans Hospital
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Why are gas prices so high in Northeastern Illinois
The piece cites AAA analyst Charles Allen saying Chicago area gas prices hit record highs, with costs rising due to OPEC production cuts doubling since 1999, Illinois tax structure including 19 cent state tax, 6.25 percent sales tax, RTA gas tax, and local city surcharges. Environmental reformulated fuel, Norway's shipping strike, and weekend demand push prices upward. Outlook remains poor with possible relief only from OPEC production or Norway imports. calls for temporary tax relief to ease impact on drivers.
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Illinois
Hawaii
Cook
Will
Chicago Motor Club Aaa
Charles Allen
Chicago
AAA
OPEC
Middle East
Allen
Environmental Protection Agency
St. Louis
Norway
Suson
Department of Energy
Washington
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