Man of the year moves to suburban schools
Time magazine’s man of the year spotlight on computers spills into education as Glenview District 34 expands with 68 microcomputers and a central role for Micro-Ideas. Paula Silliman notes emphasis on computer literacy, teacher training, and usable software over drill programs. Matteson District 162 adds Apple IIe pilots and four new machines for admin and remedial reading. District 159 increases funds and staff to broaden access, with 120 students studying BASIC and plans to reach about one third of the student body next year.
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Glenview
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Matteson
James Christ
Christ
Neil Armstrong School
Armstrong School
Donald Tesmond
Legislators cautious on tax hike and budget plan
Lawmakers react to a rising fiscal crisis with broad support for more revenues, while questioning Governor Thompson’s approach. Representative Marzuki, on the House Appropriations Committee, cites operating at 1975 levels for state systems and criticizes the lack of an alternative budget detailing spending. He says most mail favors the levy, but he received only a form reply after writing the governor.
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Thompson
Didrickson
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Creekside division dispute prompts joint meeting with plan commission
Creekside residents continue to object to Town and Country Builders construction, filing petitions for minimum square footage and brick facing. Trustees plan a joint meeting at 7:30 p.m. at village hall to discuss protective measures amid fears of devaluation.
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Board of Trustees
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Matteson
Lake Michigan
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Suburban Assessor Offices Meet to Review Tax Boundaries
Town officials and assessor staff met to discuss property assessment boundaries and upcoming housing development plans. Participants noted maps of towns with marked neighborhoods, sought suburban input, and emphasized cooperation to lower rail fares and reform the system while preserving solvency and accountability.
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Michael North
Shirley Green
Rich Township
Olympia Fields
Mat
Davis
Chicago
RTA
Country Club Hills
Otmar Becker
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