Village Declares 1968 Human Rights Year
Wheeling passes a proclamation naming 1968 Human Rights Year in honor of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights 20th anniversary. Village President Ted Scanlon urged citizens to focus efforts on understanding rights and duties.
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Ted C. Scanlon
Regional Council of Governments Aims to Unite Cook County
Two counties officials formed a voluntary Council of Governments in Cook County to coordinate intergovernmental action. Leaders from Northwest suburbs and many municipalities built a 20 member executive and multiple divisions to tackle road, health, education, finance, air quality, and youth careers while seeking state legislation and broader membership.
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Council of Governments of
Cook County
COG
Northwest Municipal Conference
Northwest Suburban Superintendents Assn
Elk Grove Village
Jack Pahl
Cook County Board
Richard B. Ogilvie
Pahl
Council of Governments
Committee On Intergovernmental Relations
Ogilvie
Washington D.C
Councils of Government
Ritory
Blue Island
Richard Withers
North
Northwest
Roger Bjorvik
Palatine Park District
Donald Thomas
Mount Prospect
Dan Congreve
Arlington Heights
John Woods
Wheeling
Ted Scanlon
Roderick McLennan
Dist
School Chiefs Study Transfer of Funds
Ten area district superintendents meet December 18 to seek 800000 needed to underwrite conversion of federally financed programs into the Northwest Suburban Education Center. Districts 59 211 214 15 21 23 25 26 54 and 57 discussed replacing a denied 815038 federal grant for the first 18 months of the center’s 32 year plan. FEDERAL financing ends with the fiscal year.
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Donald Thomas
Dist
U. S. Office of Education
Pancake Day Planned by Troop 36 at MacArthur
Troop 36 of Prospect Heights held a committee meeting at MacArthur School to plan a pancake day fundraiser to buy equipment. Committee chairman Bernie Mayle announced the event at MacArthur Junior High School cafeteria from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. on February 1, serving pancakes sausages and beverages.
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Prospect Heights
MacArthur School
Bernie Mayle
Woodview
MacArthur Junior High School
N. Schoenbeck
Dividing Cook County: suburban gains and city losses debated
State and local lawmakers weigh splitting Cook County into two or more counties to curb Chicago control. Proposals range from two counties metropolitan Chicago and suburbs to a council model. Critics warn of duplicated offices and higher costs while proponents cite reform and city–suburb balance.
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Chicago
Schlickman
Cook County
City of
St. Louis
St. Louis County
Jack Kniepfer
David Regner
Mount Prospect
Regner
Sheriff’s Office
Kniepfer
Klassen
Knuepfer
District 59 faces tax rate shifts to boost school funding
The article reports District 59 considering changes to the Ogilvie tax plan raising the rate from 84 cents to 1.07 and then 1.25 with minimums up from 400 to 600. The teachers council advocates keeping 84 cents while raising minimums, with meetings at Dempster Junior High in Mount Prospect to align across ten districts.
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Ogilvie
Thomas
Illinois General Assembly
Dist. 59
Teacher’s Council
Elk Grove Township
Republican
Carl Hansen
Dempster
Mount Prospect
Paddock Publications
National Education Association
Illinois Educational Association
Illinois
Prospect Mail Carriers and Clerks Needed for Holiday Season
The Mount Prospect Post Office seeks 30 mail carriers and 16 clerks for the Christmas period. Employment runs Dec 9 to 21, with applications due by Dec 6. Priority to applicants with postal experience. Apply at the post office or call 392-2730 for more information.
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Mount Prospect
Miss Didier Competes in 22nd Pi Kappa Delta Speech Tourney
Monmouth College sophomore Jean Didier from Wheeling joined twenty Monmouth students at the 22nd annual Pi Kappa Delta Speech Tournament held at Bradley University in Peoria. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard W Didier of 157 Center Street.
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Jean Didier
Monmouth College
Wheeling
Bradley University
Peoria
Miss Didier
Leonard W. Didier
Center St
Cycle Sticker Fee Cut 50 Percent
The Buffalo Grove village board decided Monday to cut motorcycle and motorbike sticker prices to $2.50 from $5. The village manager cited that these vehicles are used only part of the year as the reason for the reduction.
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Buffalo Grove
Holiday First Lights Stolen in Wheeling
The first Christmas decoration theft of this winter was reported to Wheeling Police on Tuesday. Mrs. Walter J. Krause of 58 W. Jeffery said vandals took 20 light bulbs from a roof decoration on her home.
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Wheeling
Walter J. Krause
W. Jeffery
UW Madison Blood Drive Draws 2132 Donors on Campus
Givers at UW Madison including students faculty and staff donated a pint of blood during this fall All Campus blood drive held on the Madison campus. The event drew 2 132 participants from the university community across students faculty and staff.
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Allan Cave
Asa
Wheeling
University of Wisconsin At Madison
University
Madison
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