Demos Name Nine Delegates to 1976 Democratic Convention
The Fourth Congressional district Democrats nominated nine men as delegates for the March 1976 primary to attend the national convention. Jerry Cosintino Paris township Thomas Char nogorsky Orland Alex Leith Lyons Louis Dineff Lyons Wayne Mraz Orland Ralph Wood Rich. Alternates named Bud Cannonito James Jesk Sr Bremen township John Catron Lyons township. Jesk said he would withdraw if someone not at the meeting sought the nomination.
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Democratic
Jerry Cosintino
Paris Township
Thomas Charnogorsky
Orland
Alex Leith
Lyons
Louis Dineff
Wayne Mraz
Ralph Wood
Rich
Bud Cannonito
James Jesk, Sr
Bremen Township
John Catron
Jesk
Illinois
Dropout Rate Up in 1974 75 Suburban High Schools
Suburban high schools in Cook County saw a 13 percent rise in dropouts for 1974 75 with 5 945 students leaving 28 districts led by Bloom Township District 206 with 388 and Thornton Township District 205 with 485 Martwick called the trend alarming noting 3 416 dropouts left due to lack of interest and urging support for alternative education programs while detailing other causes and district totals.
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Richard J. Martwick
Cook County
Bloom Township
Thornton Township
Martwick
Rich Township
Bremen
Homewood-Flossmoor
Horticulture Classes Set To Begin At Tinley Park
University of Illinois extension offers home horticulture programs at Tinley Park starting January 20. Sessions cover fruit culture, landscape design, vegetable gardening, canning and freezing, foliage plants, lawn care, and pest management with two hour classes or three hour sessions for produce topics. Fee is 3 dollars per family per class. advance registration required by phone or mail.
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University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service
Tinley Park
U of I
South Street
University of Illinois
Good Home Landscape Design
Thornton Township Hall
East 162Nd Street
South Holland
Pioneer Park
South Fernandez
Arlington Heights
State School Board Invites Public Participation
The Illinois Board of Education adopts a practice allowing public participation at upcoming meetings. Up to one hour at the start of each regular meeting will be set for the public to address the board on related agenda items. The policy remains informal until a bylaws committee drafts a formal rule.
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Illinois Board of Education
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Springfield
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St & Crawford
AVI Country Club
Tanita
Ridge RD
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Currier & Ives
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Fedora Savings & Lowe Walliane Corp
Ousag Lender
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162Nd Street
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Fee’s Restaurant
Oak Park
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