Tinley Park mounted police enter third year on patrol
Tinley Park marks its mounted police unit entering year three as officers Hinz and Kelly build a public relations force with Protocol Sherman and Jet. They bought horses after a long search, trained them to noise and crowds, and now patrol parades while planning future expansions and a wagon train stopover.
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Mitchell Golub
Tinley Park
Brementowne
Manchester Avenue
Lowell Hint
Lone Ranger
PTL
Tom Kelly
Sherman
Kelly
Hint
Mounted Police
Jerry Behrens
Jim Janda
Hinz
Will County
Jackie
Wolf Road
Protocol
Behrens
Jet
Janda
Patrick Rea
Horse
Illinois
Robert Long
Sundstrom Open to Ninth District Run for State Seat
Sundstrom, 38, of Flossmoor, may challenge the Ninth district GOP ticket after being rejected by the slating committee. He circulated petitions as feelers and could file by Monday, stating he would back the endorsed ticket if chosen and pursue a full time campaign with focus on licensing and veterans committees.
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Arthur
Mickey
Sundstrom
Ninth District
Republican Slating Committee
Flossmoor
William Mahar
Homewood
Rich Township
Dennis Robertson
Richard
Kelly
Mahar
Robertson
State Board of Elections
Springfield
Lincoln Life Insurance Firm
Donald Moore
Bill Mahar
Orland
Tim Szwed
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Referendum approves $350000 bond for District 146
Voters in Consolidated School District 146 pass a 350000 bond by more than three to one with 549 yes and 161 no from 720 ballots. Construction aims to upgrade Central school including home economics and industrial arts spaces, a cafeteria, and new science rooms, with bids expected in June 1976 and start of work in late summer.
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Robert Procunier
Kruse Education Center
Orland Park
Central Junior High School
Tinley Park
163Rd Street
Procunier
Central School
CDB
K-M Associates
Frederick Matthews
Central
Snow Removal Ordinance Passed by Tinley Park Board
The Tinley Park village board passed a snow removal ordinance after the season’s second snowfall. It bans unreasonable snow and ice accumulation on streets and sidewalks with fines from 10 to 500 dollars. Village Attorney Edwin Richardson was asked to draft the measure after complaints about unshoveled walks along Oak Park avenue.
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Tinley Park
Board of Trustees
Edwin Richardson
Robert Powers
Public Works
Oak Park Avenue
Richardson
Meidell Dies Star Tribune Editorial Chief
Vernon E. Meidell longtime editorial director of Star-Tribune Publications dies after a long illness. Requiem mass to be held at 11 a.m. today in Flossmoor with services at St John the Evangelist Church. He led the editorial staff through decades of growth and earned numerous awards for community journalism. He is survived by his wife Jane a daughter Margaret a son James and several siblings with memorials requested to the American Cancer Society or the Vernon E Meidell Memorial Fund.
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Vernon E. Meidell
Star-Tribune Publications
Flossmoor
Meidell
St. James Hospital
W. E. Williams
Williams
King Williams
Mr. Meidell
Coast Guard
United States
George Weeks
THE
STAR
Homewood-Flossmoor
Chicago Heights
Argyle
Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist
Park Drive
Leavitt Avenue
Jane
Margaret
James
Lillian Johnson
Fond du Lac
Wis
Lydia Yanson
William
Detroit
Wallace
American Cancer Society
Church of St. John the Evangelist
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Diane Mizialko
Nancy McGovern
Mike Downey
By Joy Kampe
Board of Education
Harold Sommerfield
Star-Trib
Chicago Heights Star
the Star
Charles W. Williams
Star- Tribune Publications
Meidelle
Bloom Township High School
Northwestern University
Chicago Heights Country Club
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