Judicious Balance of Government and Business Cycles
The piece argues that government and business both risk abuses without checks and balances, noting the Founding Fathers frame three government branches and the market’s limits. It warns against nihilistic anti-government or anti-business stances, urges public discernment, and calls for prudent governance amid cyclical tensions and media influence.
Editorials On Disney Aladdin Video Fees For Day Care Centers
Editorial notes a dispute between day care centers in the south and southwest suburbs and Disney's film licensing over showing movies like Aladdin. It cites MP Licensing Corp policy and suggests a token fee to reduce ill will while preserving creators' rights, arguing for a limited license to benefit children and parents.
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Disney
Star Business Section
Motion Picture Licensing Corp
Robbie Noonan
David
Goliath
Belated justice ends long Chicago murder case
The trial finalizes a 40 year search for a killer, Kenneth Hansen, convicted of murdering Bobby Peterson and brothers Anton and John Schuessler in 1955. Prosecutors fault police bungling and reveal witnesses kept quiet due to fear and stigma. The case underscores the cost of silence and the need for public courage to aid justice.
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Chicago
Kenneth Hansen
Ike
Hansen
Bobby Peterson
Anton
John Schuessler
Patrick Quinn
Chicago Police Department
Herbert Hollatz
Tucson
Ariz
Hollatz
Curt
Schuessler
Nursery school protest over video rights infractions
Rita Rohn, principal, laments that children have bought Pocahontas and Lion King items yet cannot view movies at the nursery, criticizing movie industry protections against video rights violations by day care centers.
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Rita Rohn
Letters on Brian Barry case and police conduct stir readers
A reader defends former Rich East High principal Brian Barry against theft and official misconduct charges, urges fair court process, and criticizes District 227 leadership. The letter also recounts a roadside stop scene, condemning police rudeness and the lack of citizen safety on a dark road.
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Rich East High School
Brian Barry
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Jack Omalley
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Patch
Rich East
Bloom
Lou Schmidt
Sherri Darabar
Richton Park
Barry
Cook County
PADS proposal sparks debate on permanent site funding
Earl M Wade voices support for PADS while warning that shifting to a permanent site funded by water bills could create ongoing expenses and dependency. He praises volunteers from synagogues and churches but cautions demand could outpace resources, risking dependence on government funds despite noble intentions.
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Henry X. Dietch
175Th
Ashland
Hazel Crest
PADS
Earl M. Wade