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Newspaper
Midlothian Star Tribune
Location
Midlothian, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1975
Page
4
Editorial condemns public opposition as the Consolidated District 146 board weighs overcrowding remedies. It notes a year round schedule or split shifts were studied, with taxpayer protests at a hearing undermining the process. The piece urges acceptance of the board’s forthcoming decision aimed at student welfare.
A reader expresses mixed feelings about a School District 146 public hearing on a feasibility study for possible alternatives to new construction. The writer supports public input to help the board decide on ways to provide quality education with existing facilities.
A Tinley Park resident speaks at the October 21 feasibility hearing at Central Junior High School criticizing short term plans and noting added costs for year round schooling. He proposes using mobile units as a cheaper interim solution until funds exist to build new schools.
The Oak Forest park district commissioners express gratitude to the Oak Forest Garden Club for flowers and shrubs donated to beautify the Central Park building. Board members include Donald Burns, Donald Gorman, Frank Jackson, James Perkus, and Arthur Shemanske. Charles J. Fath Tinley Park signs off on the remarks.
A Tinley Park Pastors Association open letter asks halting sports activities until Sunday noon to allow all residents to attend their church. The note stresses both physical health and spiritual growth, urging cooperation for the community and youth.
Ten months after the first legal US gold session at the MidAmerica Commodities exchange, prices collapsed from about 200 to 140 per ounce. Traders warn small investors were hurt while European prices drive Chicago rates, with volume remaining light and gold used mainly as a tax shelter. Bert Loebman notes public enthusiasm drew in big traders, leaving the ordinary buyer at their mercy.
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