Section 8 scrutinized amid South Suburban debate
A letter to the editor argues the South Suburban Housing Center’s report shows no area wide oversaturation of HACC Section 8 units. It notes Harvey at 6 percent, Park Forest 104 of 9,500, and Park Forest’s 50 Section 8 certificates amid protests. The writer urges more incisive press scrutiny and questions Homewood’s village leadership changes and the firing of Chris Wuellner, calling for accountability and tax impacts. The correspondence also includes reactions to crime coverage and a Flossmoor pickup-truck dispute.
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South Suburban
Chicago
Housing Authority of
Cook County
HACC
Harvey
Chicago Heights
Ford Heights
Park Forest
Country Club Hills
Matteson
Homewood
International City Managers Association
Chris Wuellner
American Public Works Association
Wuellner
Hoffman to seek re election as Cook County GOP chief
Manny Hoffman plans to run again as party leader after a meeting with top GOP officials and with backing claimed from Gov. Jim Edgar and other state officials. Officials stressed no hostile takeover and urged unity. County figures indicated no immediate move against Hoffman amid the internal dispute.
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Cook County
Coahman
Manny Hoftnen
Hoffman
Jim Edgar
George Ryan
Jack O'Malley
Gary Mack
Edgar
Manny
Herb Schumann
Palos Hills
Bytes
Republican Party
Schumann
Joe Morris
Cook County Board
GOP
Morris
Will County prosecutor faces ethics storm over private practice claim
Will County State's Attorney Jim Glasgow weighs a controversy over first assistant Charles Bretz allegedly using courthouse space on Jefferson Street for a private law practice. Bretz offered resignation. Glasgow plans a weekend review and seeks an AG probe by Roland Burris.
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Will County
Jim Glasgow
Charles Bretz
Jefferson Street
Prac- Bretz
Jeff Street
Glasgow
Whitewater
Bretz
Brett
Ed Burmila
Burmila
Burma
Illinois
Roland Burris
Supreme Court voids lower rulings on Cook County abortions
The Illinois Supreme Court reversed two weeks of rulings, remitting to the County Board the decision on restoring elective abortions at Cook County Hospital. Joe Morris labelled the decision open-ended, while Richard Phelan’s campaign framed the ruling as a political win and implications for hospital services to the poor and uninsured.
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Richard Phelan
Cook County Board
Cook County Hospital
Illinois Supreme Court
Joe Morris
Phelan
Morris
New judges start bench training as Cook County hosts course
Newly elected Circuit Court judges will be sworn in the first Monday in December and attend a pre bench training course in Cook County followed by classwork funded by the Illinois Supreme Court. Also noted are local civic tidbits from Tinley Park and Will County leaders, plus well wishes for a sick child.
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Circuit Court
Cook County
Illinois Supreme Court
Jeffrey Arnold
Circuit Court of
SpiderTom
Tinley Park
Tom DiBernardo
Yrocks
Harris “Parkbuster
Fawell
R'Ne
Tve
Rural Electrification Administration
Christopher Columbusary Jubilee Commission
Franklin Delano ‘Memorial Commission
Japan-U.s. Friendship Commission
Edgar
Carolyn Thompson
Crete
Family Services Center
South Cook County
Department of Children and Family Services Advisory Council
Will County
Demos
Frank Giglio
Dcalumet City
Will
Larry Walsh
Grundy
Dave Neal
Will Gop
Jerry Kinney
Suzi Wiberg
Washington
Robbie Peterson
Conlon
Miami
Fisher Island
Bill
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Kevin C
Kevin Christopher
K.C
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