Implicate More Orland Officials in Conflicts of Interest
The STAR TRIBUNE reports that over $200000 of Orland Park funds may be tied to conflicts of interest by village officials. Robert C. Davidson with the Waterworks and Sewerage Fund drew $2598.48 from 1967 to 1972 and T H Davidson's firm did work valued at $55113.54. The Loebe brothers and M Cooper Supply Co. also show related transactions, with Cooper noting standardization for utility line items and village reimbursement on receipts.
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Star-Tribune
Robert C. Davidson
Davidson
Waterworks and Sewerage Fund
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T. H. Davidson
Loebe Brothers
Franklin Loebe
Stewart Loebe
Planning Commission
Loebe
M. Cooper Supply Co
Merrill Cooper
Zoning Board of Appeals
Cooper
Cooper's
Tinley Park to Consider Building 250-Bed Hospital
A 250 bed hospital is planned for Tinley Park to be built by an independent doctor-owned group. It could cost 7 to 8 million dollars with expansion to 400 beds. land costs and location are under study. A resolution for the hospital will be presented at next Monday’s board meeting.
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Tinley Park
Tinley
Man Charged In Driving Violations After Crash
Tinley Park police charged John Swinford of Evanston with four counts after a Sunday accident at 166th Street and Harlem Avenue. The charges include driving while intoxicated changing lanes unsafely driving too fast for conditions and unlawful damage to highway property. Swinford was taken into custody after his car struck a traffic sign and another vehicle.
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Shanto Donald Shanto
Lowell Hint
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John Swinford
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Swinford
Tinley Park Mayor Outlines Four Year Plan
Tinley Park Mayor John Dunn discusses focusing on human needs over bricks and mortar. He outlines plans to tackle flooding with a dedicated trustee, improve youth facilities, handle complaints, and consider annexation carefully to preserve small town charm.
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Tinley Park
John Dunn
Dunn
Tinley Park Unveils Comprehensive Long Range Plan
Trustee Robert Mason explains the village board adopted the plan as a future guide. The document outlines natural expansion boundaries to I 80 and 159th Street, low density housing, selective high density, light industry, and a major street network. A concurrent water and sewer plan supports planned growth.
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Tinley Park
Robert Mason
Mason
Forest Preserve
Chicago
159Th Street
179Th Street
84Th Avenue
Richard Durkin
District 140 Rejects Rent Plan For School Classrooms
District 140 board discussed renting five rooms at Orland Park Nazarene church to ease crowding but rejected plans for 1973-74, voting 5 to 2 to proceed with district buildings only. The majority cited added costs from custodial work and bus mileage, with estimates near 35000 dollars for the Nazarene site and concerns over program improvement.
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Kirby-Feraway
Orland Park
Fernway School
88Th Avenue
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