Village Reps Meet For Local Power In Springfield
Tinley Park Mayor John Dunn chaired a Saturday meeting with State Representatives Leland Rayson William Mahar and Richard Kelly Jr and State Senator Don A Moore. They discussed land and monetary donations by developers flood plains tax freeze election code and revenue sharing and how these would affect the area.
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Tinley Park
Springfield
John Dunn
Leland Rayson
William Mahar
Richard Kelly, Jr
Don A. Moore
Dunn
Rep
Mahar
R-Homewood
Richard Durkin
Downstate
Cook County
Rayson to push Illinois abortion law aligning with Supreme Court
State Rep. Leland H. Rayson plans to introduce legislation to align Illinois abortion law with the Supreme Court 7-2 decision. He seeks access up to 12 weeks performed by licensed physicians in licensed facilities, with further restrictions allowed to 26 weeks if medically standard.
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Leland H. Rayson
D-Tinley Park
Illinois
U.S. Supreme Court
Rayson
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Harry Blackmun
Blackmun
Remember Ed Hanke 38 Years Of Service At Bremen Bank
Ed Hanke retires after 38 years as Bremen State Bank president begun in 1935. A scrapbook tribute was presented by 40 employees and directors, praising his leadership as the bank grew from 400000 in assets to 36 million. He plans to travel and relax after decades guiding a stable bank amid regional growth.
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Ed Hanke
Bremen State Bank
Hanke
Kay Wolfe
Howard A. Mager
Rock Island
175Th Street
Oak Park Avenue
Hawke
Bremen
Bank
American Legion
Susan Greenwood
Ed Hawke
Tinley Park
Bremen Bank
Tinley Park Eyes Mod Tank Plan For New Reservoir
Tinley Park plans a large water tank with a Ronald Wright design featuring bright colors and supergraphics to showcase the tank. The village seeks berms landscaping and lighting while funds come from village county state and federal sources totaling 125 000 with 37 000 village share.
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Rodney Wright
Wright
Durkin
Tinley Park to Get 70000 for Parking Plan
The Tinley Park village board learned from the Office of Mass Transportation that up to 70 667 will fund a parking plan at the railroad station as part of a state commuter parking grant totaling 318 000 with 212 000 from the federal government pending federal participation. A public hearing is set for February 19.
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Edwin Richardson
Carl Montecki
Federal
Department of Transportation
Montecki
Tinley Park
Office of Mass Transportation
Frank
Bill
Tinley
Rock Island Railroad
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