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Newspaper
Rolling Meadows Herald
Location
Rolling Meadows, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1969
Page
6
Hosea C. Paddock served as editor from 1898 to 1923 followed by Stuart R. Paddock who led the paper from 1924 to 1968. The succession marks a long editorial lineage in the publication.
The document lists Stuart R. Paddock Jr. as President Robert Y. Paddock as Executive Vice President Francis E. Stites as Secretary M.S. Flanders as Treasurer Charles E. Hayes as Editor Daniel E. Baumann as Managing Editor Clifford G. Rowe as Assistant Managing Editor Kenneth A. Knox as Assistant Managing Editor.
A study urges the Nixon Administration to consider new towns modeled on English examples to curb segregation and housing shortages. Private developers like Bernard Weissboard propose 350,000 units yearly, with towns offering housing, shopping, jobs, and central meeting places within walking reach. Reston Virginia and other DC area efforts show private development could back a broader national program.
Three whales washed ashore on California beaches amid the Union Oil slick raising alarm over marine life. Interior Secretary Hickel bans drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel and considers a 15 000 acre sanctuary as debates continue on protecting the environment and preventing future disasters.
Washington feature notes Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, after early gaffes, winning applause at the Gridiron Club and Radio and Television Correspondents dinners. It discusses his hard work, public image shift, and his challenge to reveal more about his duties. It also surveys how area school districts name new schools, focusing on Dist. 214 and communities Arlington Wheeling Elk Grove Prospect Forest View Hersey and the proposal for Rolling Meadows High School.
An Arlington Heights column reflects on returning to work after years as a stringer and the humor of prep for a new job. It argues for clearer, more frequent communication by village boards and schools to boost public engagement and informed voting.
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