District 140 Accepts 60 000 Offer for Brementowne Land
The Kirby School District 140 board voted to offer 60 000 dollars for a six acre parcel at 163rd Street and Parliament Avenue with potential condemnation if refused. The district faces delays, bond needs, CBD approval questions, and election precinct changes while pursuing the Brementowne site.
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Brementowne
Kirby School District 140 Board of Education
163Rd Street
Parliament Avenue
Presley Company
Ron Lilke
First National Bank of Evergreen Park
Capital Development Board
Lilke
Fernway School
166Th Street
80Th Avenue
84Th Avenue
Kirby Junior High School
173Rd Street
Ozark Avenue
167Th Street
Tinley Park
Village Presley meet to resolve obligations dispute
Tinley Park officials and Presley Chicago Inc reached partial agreement on about half of 14 disputed items. Presley agreed to prove intent to fulfill sewer and water improvements, a storm basin project, and street repairs, while village seeks concrete commitments and possible court action on land donations and school district matters.
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District 140
Tinley Park
Novosel
Presley
Heather Marks
Presley Companies
Presley Chicago, Inc
Orval Larson
Tinley
Allied West
Harlem Avenue
Grissom Junior High School
167Th Street
171St Street
80Th Avenue
Larson
163Rd Street
Harlem
Richard Durkin
Parliament
Richardson
Durkin
RTA Approves Rock Island Funds and SafeWay Grants
The Regional Transportation Authority board approved emergency grants for the Rock Island railroad and South Suburban SafeWay lines. They authorized $619,000 immediate aid and up to $1.4 million more to cover first half 1975 commuter losses, with UMTA backing for equipment costs.
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Mike O’neal
Rock Island
Regional Transportation Authority
RTA
U.S. Department of Transportation
Milton Pikarsky
Pikarsky
Collar Counties
Richard Newland
Waukegan
the Rock
SafeWay
Newland
Dan Baldino
Cook County
UMTA
Illinois Department of Transportation
IDOT
Cavett's Coffee Shop to Close After 25 Years
Cavett's Coffee Shop in Cavett's drug store Tinley Park will close Saturday after nearly a quarter century. Pharmacist Warren Linke cites rising costs and falling profits plus reduced parking from the 171st Street widening in 1973 as factors.
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Cavett
Tinley Park
Warren Linke
Times
Linke
171St Street
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