Area Legislators May Hold Key To ERA's Fate
Illinois lawmakers weigh three-fifths ratification in both chambers as ERA moves toward adjournment. Key sponsors Eugenia Chapman Giddy Dyer seek broad support amid mixed district views and potential court rulings on voting thresholds.
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Pat Lauritzen
Illinois General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
House Human Resources Committee
House
Eugenia Chapman
Darlington Heights
Giddy Dyer
Rainsdale
Chapman
Rep
Esther Saperstein
ERA Senate
ERA
Frank M. Ozinga
Evergreen Park
Ronnie Palmer
Blue Island
Chapman and
Dyer
William Harris
Pontiac
Illinois
Leland Hi. Rayson
Tinley Park
Bremen 228 District OKs Tentative Budget for 1974-75
Bremen Community High School District 228 approves a tentative $12.7 million operating budget for 1974-75. Superintendent Wheat notes increases to school supplies athletics and equipment, funded by enrollment gains state aid and spring taxes. One board member opposes due to reliance on spring tax money and potential deficit financing.
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Board of Education of
Bremen Community High
Wheat
John Flynn
Clarence Linkhorn
Linkhorn
Dennis Smith
Smith
J.A. Boulton
Bremen High School
Boulton
Barton Injunction Plea Denied in Civil Service Case
Federal Judge Prentice Marshall refused a request for a preliminary injunction to halt civil service proceedings against Tinley Park officer Roger Barton. The ruling clears the way for a hearing on a second set of charges tied to an incident at a Brementowne Seven Eleven on February 26. Barton did not attend the Wednesday court session.
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Tinley Park
Roger Barton
Prentice Marshall
Commission
Police Department
Barton
Marshall
Harton
Brementowne
District 140 Wins CDB Grant for New Brementowne School
The Illinois Capital Development Board approved an $896,276 grant for construction of a new Brementowne area school in District 140. Total project cost is $1,280,394 after a long dispute over overcrowding projections and funding.
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Mitch Golub
Illinois Capital Development Board
CDB
Springfield
Brementowne
District 140
Donald Brown
Illinois
John Barnes
Bannes
Illinois School Problems Board
Brown
Fred Noche
Supt. Barnes
Six Tinley Park boys find bag of cash then face dispute
Six Tinley Park youths found 1839 dollars in a bag that fell from a car and returned it to Clark station owner Greg Luke. Police say 110 dollars was missing, Luke disputes the count, and the case has sparked potential lawsuits from the boys’ families while Trooper Campbell asserts the money was counted in his presence.
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Mitch Golub
Tinley Park
Alan Hirschfelder
Ozark Avenue
159Th Street
Carl
Dan
Dave Newtoff
Ozark
Rob
Rick Roberts
84Th Avenue
Hirschfelder Home
Alan
Rene
Orland State Bank
Clark Oil Company
Greg Luke
Clark Station
80Th Avenue
Charles Campbell
State Police
Crestwood
Campbell
Luke
Star-Trib
Inside debuts as leisure living magazine today
The Star-Tribune launches Inside, a new leisure living magazine with movie listings local attractions a television guide and articles on how to spend entertainment time in the suburbs.
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Star-Tribune
Inside
Thornton Wildcats Fall Short in Peoria State Playoffs
Ron Rodger profiles Ron Rodger stepping into politics as a little known school teacher facing Rep. Edward Derwinski while Rick Friedman notes Thornton high school's baseball Wildcats reaching Peoria for the state playoffs but missing the final by one run.
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Edward Derwinski
Ron Rodger
Rick Friedman
Thornton High School
Peoria
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