Bullet proof equipment in demand expands at Chicago firm
Park Forest Illinois AP mounting terror incidents spur Chicago Bullet Proof Equipment Co to widen its line with computer casings for nuclear power plants. Robert L. Carstens Sr and Bernard describe a record order year with sales near 5 million dollars as they note the shift from currency protection to bullet resistive systems for banks armored cars and now high security sites.
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Park Forest
Chicago Bullet Proof Equipment Co
Times
Robert L. Carstens Sr
Bernard
Chicago
Carstens
Thompson sends aides to Chicago finance talks on school crisis
Gov. James R. Thompson dispatches aides to meetings with Chicago city officials, the school board, teachers union, and banks to seek a financial partnership for the school system. The board faces about 9 million on hand after missing a 41.5 million payroll, with another due next week. Thompson ties any aid to shared risk with the city and banks, rejects a pure state bailout, and notes the need for local funding commitments alongside state help.
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Chicago
James R. Thompson
Thompson
Jerome van Gorkom
Jane Byrne
Byrne
Board of Education
Jerry Cosentino
Abortionist leaves estate of 1.5 million dollars
Court filings show Kenneth L. Yellin, 42, shot on a downtown street, left about 1.5 million in Illinois real estate and income, with no will. His father sought administration but was denied. uncle Leonard D. Yellin named administrator. Murder unsolved. a woman tied to the case fled toward Florida.
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Chicago
Kenneth L. Yellin
Yellin
Biogenetics Ltd
Michigan Avenue
Illinois
Harry Yellin
Miami Beach
Henry Budzinski
Ther
Budzinski
Leonard D. Yellin
Melody Forster
Lake Shore Drive
Carpenter’s Mule Train Helps Nomination Petition Drive
Springfield AP. Retired carpenter Veldie A. Kelley of Oswego filed a presidential nominating petition with Illinois for the March 18 primary, delivering 3,113 signatures aboard an open wagon pulled by two mules. He is among six Republicans and one Democrat to file petitions.
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Springfield
Illinois Board of Elections
Veldie A. Kelley
Oswego
Kelley
Washington
Illinois
John Anderson
California
Ronald Reagan
CIA
George Bush
Philip Crane
Edward Kennedy
Martin-Trigona Held in Contempt of Court
U S District Judge Bernard Decker found Anthony R Martin-Trigona in contempt for failing to appear at two hearings aimed at locating his assets and ordered marshals to arrest the Democratic Senate candidate. The case stems from Decker’s June ruling that Martin-Trigona defamed American Invsco Realty Co, which was awarded $200,000. Martin-Trigona said he did not know of the dates and called it a smear.
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Anthony R. Martin-Trigona
U.S. Senate
U.S
Bernard Decker
Martin-Trigona
Decker
Invsco Realty Co
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