The Star Publisher and Editorial Staff List
The Star lists Norman A Rosinski as president and publisher with Jane S Metcalfe as president and others in senior roles. Production chief Epiron is noted alongside Margaret Seltzner Dennis Wheeler Joanne Zerkel and Paula Carlson in editorial.
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Margaret Seltzner
Dennis R. Wheeler
Joanne M. Zerkel
Franklin R. Shuftan
Fshuftan
Interaccess
Seltzner
Dwheel
Joanne Zerkel
Jzerkel
General Newsroom
Starnewspapers
A Sunday Morning Special Edition Notice
The fragment notes a Thursday dated November 13 1997 in the AB Sunennan newspaper page segment. The readable text centers on a historic edition notice with a potential event or announcement linked to that date.
Township government debate lingers amid calls to abolish
Editorials argue Illinois townships, created in 1850, largely duplicate services provided by counties and municipalities. STOP activists push to dump all 1,433 townships, while critics cite 2 percent of taxes funding townships and concerns over bureaucracy and political influence, noting some areas still rely on townships for basic services. The piece urges gradual decline of township government, recognizing limited, changing needs in unincorporated areas like Homer and Frankfort Square.
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STOP
The
Star
Illinois
Cook
Thornton
Bloom
Paris
Bremen
Homer
Frankfort
Crete
New Lenox
Manhattan
Frankfort Square
Poor turnout shows waning civic engagement in local school races
Turnout across Cook and Will counties was notably low with many districts drawing fewer than 5 percent of registered voters. Exceptions included Bloom Township District 206 and areas with contested races. Sauk Village District 168 saw under 10 percent turnout amid 10 candidates. New Lenox District 122 led with 25 percent.
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Star
Cook County
Will County
Bloom Township
Homewood
Flossmoor
Sauk Village
New Lenox
Pogo
Return to South Side roots sparks memories of Pullman and Roseland
Dennis Wheeler recalls a Sunday drive through longtime South Side memories. He revisits Roseland, Morgan Park, Beverly and Pullman, noting changes from wartime youth to today. He recalls family routines, Gately’s store, the old Pullman Bank, and a shift from city life to Will County after 1946.
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Roseland
Billy van Santen
Dickie Jeffries
Shareeerie
Heleema
Morgan Park
Beverly
Pullman
Metra
Martin Luther King Drive
South Park Avenue
Pullman Bank
107Th
Calumet
Gately
Gately’s
Meema
Pop
Michigan Avenue
Mom
Morgan Park High
Wood Street
103Rd Street
Rock Island
102Nd
Prospect
Longwood Drive
Longwood
Dad
West Roseland
Chicago Heights
Will County
Dennis Wheeler
The
Star
159Th St
Tinley Park
Dwheel
A Community Letter Debunks The Computer Age For An 82 Year Old
An 82 year old shares a humorous misadventure with learning computers. He borrows an old setup, browses library guides, confuses Windows with real windows, and ends up with headaches, aspirin, and a decision to abandon the machine for a pen and typewriter. He argues the baby boom generation started it all.
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Clinton
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SN Finance
Florence Hotel
H. B. Kaltenborn
Gabriel Heatter
Edbrooke
112Th Street
Palmer Park
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