Will County board mulls rewrite of lobbyist ordinance
Will County Board members seek a full rewrite of the county lobbying ordinance after a court ruling found fee disclosure beyond state limits. A 1996 measure required lobbyist registration and fee details, tied to a county landfill project, with attorneys-turned-lobbyists challenging its scope. The legislative committee is asking the state's attorney to study possible repeal and replacement.
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Matteson 162 Seeks New School Board Member
Matteson School District 162 seeks a qualified applicant to fill Art Giesler’s vacancy on the Board of Education effective Sept. 15. The appointed member will serve until the April 13, 1999 election, with interviews Sept. 30 and a decision at the Oct. 20 meeting. Applications due Sept. 11 at 3 p.m. with packets from Sandy Pieper, Park Forest.
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Washington to head Park Forest Kiwanis
Dr. Elmer L. Washington has been elected Kiwanis Club of Park Forest president for 1998-99. A chemistry professor at Chicago State University, he earned a PhD from IIT and BS and MS from Texas Southern University, with memberships in ACS and AAAS. Officers include Humes, Kleindorfer, Day, Siebert, and Townsend. directors Rist, Ashbaugh, Henkel, Maslovsky, Norton, Placke, Steeve. Installation set for Sept 15 at Carlo's Restaurant Chicago Heights. The club serves scholarships and youth programs in the community.
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Lester Placke
Linda Steeve
Joanne McLeod
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Aunt Martha’s Opens Subsidized Child Care in Two areas
Aunt Martha’s Youth Service Center offers subsidized child care for families with limited incomes and teen parents in school or working. Services run five or more hours daily from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Immanuel Lutheran Church Rich ton Park and Aunt Martha’s Park Forest. Breakfast lunch and snack provided. Co-payments on a sliding scale for eligible state subsidies. Call Nancy Bailey at 747-2780 for details.
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Will County police cars refurbished to save costs
Will County Sheriff Brendan Ward with Phillips Chevrolet partners to refurbish Chevrolet Caprice police vehicles rather than buy new, promising about 50 percent savings per car. Phillips Chevrolet, Frankfort Illinois, rebuilds vehicles from suspension upward for multiple agencies including Will County Sheriff's Police Dept Frankfort Police Dept Village of New Lenox Police Dept Village of Orland Park Police Dept and University Park Police Dept.
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