Davis Loses Home Turf in Close Fourth District Race
Davis acknowledged barbs during the campaign as vote totals showed Collins winning the Fourth District contest 28,616 to 28,141 in favor of the Democrat. Davis claimed about 1,500 Kendall County votes remained unreported as he ran up 61,489 to Collins' 57,719. Collins praised issues of work, government, environment and education, hinted at a 1988 run, but cited honeymoon plans first. Parked at Collins headquarters, observers noted a moral victory for the challenger and continued public service plans.
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Kendall County
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Village revises fair housing rules and ESDA ties
Officials discussed changes to the village fair housing ordinances redefining solicitation to exclude print and electronic media. John Dobner noted Richtownship ESDA severance. one member returned to the village. The board approved $31,653.01 in bills and planned a closed session on pending litigation involving Police Sgt. Richard Haltek, with a Cook County Circuit Court hearing today.
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Richton Park Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
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Richard Haltek
Circuit Court
Cook County
Chicago suburbs tilt county races in 1890 meat inspection era
In Cook and Will counties the vote split along urban rural lines with Thompson Stevenson and Jane Spie gel leading in suburbs while LaRouchite Hart lagged. Incumbent Democrats lost several suburban seats to Republicans yet kept overall control as Chicago returns favored them.
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Tesmond hails referendum victory amid impounded votes
Tesmond praised the district referendums after 56 votes were impounded by the sheriff and election judge as Tim bers Ridge votes were reported. Board President Frances Myers said the victory reflects community care for kids. The board approved a $2,150 tree replacement, Honeywell service, and electric door closers for Neil Armstrong gym. A December 9 tax levy hearing was set with a 44 cent increase to $2.05 per $100.
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Marya Yates
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Regan Edges In Mixed District In Off Year Race
Regan collected 4 187 votes in Bloom township 3 745 in Rich township and 4 792 in Will county while Marzuki totals were 2 968 4 362 and 2 514 in the same areas. Regan said the district is conservative against government interference and high taxes. Marzuki noted his one term and praised his campaign and supporters.
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Bloom Township
Rich Township
Will County
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