The Star Editorial Staff and Roles in 1901
The Star, published twice weekly, lists editors and staff for its early era. Franklin Shaftan serves as editor with Margaret Seltzner, Dennis R. Wheeler, Joanne M. Zerkel as assistant editors and page editors. Paula Carlson is named as News Editor.
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Margaret Seltzner
Dennis R. Wheeler
Joanne M. Zerkel
Mosquito control options amid seasonal bites
The editorial notes a respite from mosquitoes then outlines local approaches. South Cook County Mosquito Abatement District funds row residents with a tax for inspecting 13 000 breeding sites and applying BTI to larvae. Will County forests lack official programs, citing wildlife protection. Municipalities hire private firms. residents are urged to remove standing water and maintain property while insect repellent is advised. Mosquitoes pose disease risks like encephalitis and should not be underestimated.
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Cook County
Will County
Forest Preserve
Arts groups to move onto Park Forest Centre Avenue
Three local arts bodies plan a move to the Centre Avenue redevelopment site in Park Forest joining Tall Grass Arts Association Illinois Theatre Center and Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra. They will occupy the former All The Makings building near Village Hall, enlarging gallery and rehearsal spaces to attract investment and traffic to the new downtown.
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Park Forest
Centre Avenue
Tall Grass Arts Association
Freedom Hall
Illinois Theatre Center
Park Forest Library
Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra
Illinois School
Makings Craft
Village Hall
Arts Association
Theater Group
New triage assistant boosts care at Hazel Crest ER
The Star profiles South Suburban Hospital in Hazel Crest unveiling a high tech ER with a bedside surgery capability and a certified triage assistant to comfort patients while they wait. The role fronts front desk duties part time and uses voice activated radios for constant staff communication.
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The
Star
South Suburban Hospital
Hazel Crest
South Suburban
Thornwood Softball Stars Duel Ends in Perfect Game
In a state sectional final at South Holland Thornwood pitcher Nadira Saafir throws a perfect game, while Carole Gorecki of H. L. Richards suffers a tough loss as Thornwood advances to DeKalb for the state finals. Gorecki, bound for Loyola or St Xavier, may be a future college star.
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H.L. Richards
Carole Gorecki
Richards
Thornwood
South Holland
DeKalb
Gorecki
Thunderbirds
Nadira Saafir
Lisa Votteler
Jill Aggen
Saute Perez
Pie Kimbriel
Vottel Votteler
Gary Lagesse
Aggen
Kimbriel
Votteler
Vetteler
Julie Folliard
Saafir
Bulldogs
Loyola
St. Xavier
Chicago
Safety belt debate and Peotone airport view clash
A reader argues for choice on seat belt use while noting safety benefits. Another letter by Paula Wolff defends Chicago Southland education and opposes Peotone airport criticism, citing colleges, consortia, and expected 236 000 jobs for graduates.
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Franklin Shaftan
Paula Carlson
National Newspaper Association
Illinois Press Association
Suburban Newspapers OF America
Northern Illinois Newspaper Association
Dwheel
Dennis Rodmans
Phil Biamonte
Chicago Heights
Peotone
Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Roper
Chicago Southland
Roper
Oak Lawn Chamber of Commerce
Southland
Eanene
Tium
Chicagoland
United States
Paula Wolff