Franklin Shuftan Managing Editor and Editorial Roles
The fragment names Franklin Shuftan as managing editor and Devwis R Wheeler as senior news editor with editorials noted in the byline. No dates or locations are provided. Further context is unavailable.
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Franklin Shuftan
Air quality rifts widen as Congress weighs federal controls
The American Lung Association warns that Congress may curb federal enforce ment of air quality rules while ozone in the Chicago area nears unhealthy levels. It cites potential job and tax base losses, calls for California particulate standards, and notes Cook County would need only a 10 percent reduction to meet them.
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Chicago
American Lung Association
Congress
Lung Association
Cook County
The
California
Senate
Ron Burke
Illinois Forum Push Seeks Public Pressure On School Funding
Efforts to strengthen school funding shift to a public forum strategy across Illinois. Urban League and regional education groups plan about 90 forums before the fall session, aiming to persuade legislators by mobilizing taxpayers and voters while debating tax shifts and a revised aid formula.
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Illinois
South Cook Organization For Public Education
Illinois General Assembly
Chicago Urban League
Illinois Parent Teacher Association
Springfield
General Assembly
Scarlett O'Hara
Urban League
Letters to the Editor on ADD and funding
A reader comments on Charles J. Shields article about attention deficit disorder. The letter criticizes the piece as unscholarly, alleging it misrepresents ADD to push funding away from special education and portrays educators as lobbyists for institutions. The author warns of seeking services from Shields’s affiliated school.
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the Star
Charles J. Shields
Shield
Shields
Russell Barkley
V.M. Bender
Homewood
Readers critique police chief and praise post prom effort
A letter to the editor accuses Police Chief Karla Osantowski of illegal actions and manipulation within the department, recounting Mangialardi trial testimony and urging accountability. The piece also thanks Crete Monee Post Prom volunteers, donors, and local businesses, praising a drug and alcohol free event for students and detailing community support and a 10th annual Bicycle Rodeo at Chicago Heights Park District.
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Karla Osantowa
Karla Osantowski
Mangialardi
Crete-Monee
Crete-Monee High School
Chicago Heights Park District
Park District
Rich Simone
Jeff Bohlen
Greg Byron
Nick
Byron
Schwinn Cyclery
Simone
Bohlen
Karen
Mike
Leo
Bianca
Chicago Heights
Pest Animals Plague Homewood Gardens
Resident Earol V. Patt demands action against rabbits and squirrels that destroy plants in Homewood gardens. After eight years battling pests, she questions saving pests and urges removal to preserve garden beauty seen in Orland Park.
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Irs
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Earol V. Patt Homewood
Outrage Over Stray Dog Death In Chicago Heights
A neighbor reports a stray dog that lingered near a home before dying after Chicago Heights Animal Control tranquilized and dragged it with a long neck device and then loaded it into a truck. Relatives and residents urge city officials to review animal control procedures and accountability.
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Chicago Heights
Animal Control
Park Forest Animal Hospital
South Suburban Humane Society
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