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The text lists Peter Neill as senior vice president, Epiror in chief, Larry A Kelly as general manager, and Franklin Shuftan as editor, indicating key editorial and leadership positions in the organization.
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Peter Neill
Epiror-In-Chief
Larry A. Kelly
Welch the action first mayor faces mixed reviews
Country Club Hills Mayor Dwight Welch is a forceful, controversial leader. He angers some by unilateral planning moves such as tree clearing for an proposed amphitheater and wellness center near City Hall. He earns praise for pressuring HUD over abandoned properties and seeking safer housing, while critics demand council input and funding clarity.
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Dwight Welch
Country Club Hills
Welch
City Hall
Park District
Dwight
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Cook County
HUD
Chicago
Riverside riverboats seek 24 hour gambling on boats
Three local riverboat casino operators lobby the Illinois Gaming Board to allow 24 hour gambling on boats statewide. The request, set for the Dec 7 meeting with a vote expected in January, would end the last restraint on riverboat gambling if approved.
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Illinois Gaming Board
Gaming Board
Robert Vickrey
General Assembly
Rosemont
Tom Grey
National Coalition Against
Mike Best
Carbondale
End of a millennium buys and the stuff rush
The author critiques the last Christmas season of 1999 as a mindless rush to purchase. He notes a century defined by corporate brands and post industrial immediacy, contrasting wealth with hardship, and laments the accumulation of consumer goods over peace and family. He admits mixed feelings about ads and toys tied to media, predicting mood shifts in coming weeks.
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Old King Cole
Nike
Pokemon
Mattel
Primeco
Microsoft
Structure
McDonalds
Disney
the Gap
Gateway
AOL
Border
Land Rover
Nintendo
Star Wars
Lexus
Amazon.com
Fidelity
E-bay
Yahoo
Sprint
MCI
Ameritech
Tom
Kmart
Phillips
Elmo
Buzz Lightyear
Thoukihn
Interaccess.com
Judiciously Speaking on Health Care Reform and Teaching Hospitals
The piece argues past failures of a national health plan and criticizes HMOs for denying patient care. It cites Medicare and teaching hospitals as efficient and vital, urging private payers to share funding and doctors to lead care decisions while addressing costs and access for low income and underserved patients.
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United Health Care of Illinois
Hmos
Sys
Medicare
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