Lester G. SONS Executive Editor Profiles
Lester G. SONS is listed as executive editor and Joanne M. Zerkel serves as vice president and features editor. The document identifies Susurnsan Newspapers of America and the Northern Illinois NewsPAPER Association in association with these posts.
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Lester G. Sons
Joanne M. Zerkel
Susurnsan Newspapers OF America
Northern Illinois Newspaper Association
Editorial urges Section 8 counseling breakthrough model
The Housing Authority of Cook County plans an affirmative counseling service for Section 8 recipients to broaden housing options and reduce concentration in southern suburbs. Critics warn the authority must follow through or risk legal action, noting past gaps in offering guidance and the danger of segregated pockets of subsidized housing.
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Housing Authority
Cook County
South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association
Michael Roche
Housing Coalition
South Suburbs
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Roche
Mayors and Managers Association
Chicago
Use It and Lose It: Illinois Sets Youth DUI Penalties
The General Assembly passed the Use It and Lose It bill to curb under 21 drinking and driving. Offenders face license suspensions of three months for a first offense, six months for refusing a breath test, and up to two years for repeats, effective Jan 1. The measure couples penalties with an education push amid rising youth alcohol crashes.
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General Assembly
George Ryan
Illinois
Maryland
Lawmakers Spark Debate Over State Pay Raises
Quotables show split views as state Sen. Aldo DeAngelis supports raises for legislators and officials while state Sen. Thomas Dunn defends voting for the raises and urges conscience over concealment. Both speak to the political risk of voting positions and public payroll scrutiny.
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Aldo DeAngelis
Olympia Fields
Thomas Dunn
D-Joliet
Letters to the Editor on race, leadership and politics
A reader laments HF school board actions in the principal search that sidelined Byron Legardy while Laura Murray advanced. The letter accuses institutional racism, cites a 1994 resignation, recalls Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Anderson, and critiques politics around Paula Corbin Jones and Clinton era debates. It ends urging local business involvement with the Matteson Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Star
Gilda Williams
Homewood-Flossmoor High School
Byron Legardy
Laura) Murray
Legardy
Murray
Parents For Parity Organization
H-F
Laura Murray
Eleanor Roosevelt
Daughters of the American Revolution Organization
Constitution Hall
Marian Anderson
DAR
Abbey Management
Arbor Trails Apartments
Matteson Area Chamber of Commerce
Matteson Expo Thanks The Editor For Support
Matteson Area Chamber of Commerce Expo received thanks for effort from committee members Kerry Hassen Lincoln Mall Bob Wolf and Ellis Flaws plus support from executive director Georgia ONeill with special thanks to Tom Elyea of Firstar Bank Park Forest and the 1994 chamber president for backing the event.
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Matteson Area
Park Forest
Chamber
Applauds Sears for its help in Park Forest
A Park Forest reader defends Sears against village officials claims that the Centre Mall tenant failed to honor agreement with Cordish Embry and Associates. The writer praises Sears tax contribution and neighborly role, urging residents to support the store and its staff.
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Park Forest
Sears
Cordish Embry and Associates
Ostenburg pressured for Chicago school aid, silent on local crisis
The letter questions Rep. John Ostenburg's loyalty to local education, accusing him of backing Chicago schools while remaining quiet as local schools face a historic crisis. It alleges he takes funds from the Chicago machine and little local money, implying he serves his campaign contributors over parents, students, and teachers.
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Chicago
Springfield
John Ostenburg
Ostenburg
Chicago Machine
Firefighters Save Home After Oak Tree Falls On Roof
Last Tuesday night June 14 a massive oak toppled onto a neighbor’s house. A one foot diameter limb pierced the roof near the baby's crib five feet below. Crete Fire Department arrived quickly as lightning and rain raged. A firefighter climbed the roof with a chain saw to remove the limb and patch the damage. Thanks are extended to all who assisted and praised the crew’s bravery.
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Crete
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National Newspaper Association
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Sandra Finley
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Corbin-Jones
Tony) Mathis
Anita Hill
Paula Corbin-Jones
Ms. Hill
Midwest
Ms. Jones
Arkansas
Paula
Supreme Court
Mr. Mathis
Bill
Hillary Clinton
Mr. Clinton
David J. Steinbach
Richton Park
Matteson Expo
Brave Fire Fighters