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ThBugIe, Thursday, JuIy9, 191

The

BUSINESS

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Illinois Bell seeks approval

for rate increases

We X. Nori, vice prth-

dent ef Central Telephoeo Coin-

peny of fllinois, nnnonneed todny

thot the operefióo of the threin

Telephone Compnoy in Lernin,

Ohio, whieh in pmt etthn Centel

Syotom, wee cenoelideted with

Contml Telephone

of Illieoio,

effedive Joly 1.

The notion ieee toheo et the

Lorain Telephone Company's

Booed of Direetoen' meeting on

Wednesdoy, Joee 17. Soaoel E.

Leftssieh, peesideot of the Lernte

hoerd osd Centel group vice

president . eostern regioo, seid

thet the coosolidotion is belag

mode to provide the Ohio corn-

poey with geeeter resesrees eod

leonagemest depth.

Noeris pomted oat that while

both stetes will be consolidated

OCeI

hua

111

fIlmais Bell has ached the

coslemer body and recovered

cd weekend dicenimta nf

and

nte conso

tes wi

Illinois Commerce Comminsion

through monthly charges. Few

40 percent for intrantate long

fora l.7 percent Inereasein total

people realize the extent te which

distance calla; Increased in mon-

T lepili

compday revenues, citing coo-

changing public policy bas'

thly cùnrges for unlisted direc-

IOe

one

iiiiany -

.nfletcon as the mala fac-

hroughl competition

the

tory. eervice and far euntemnrs

torinthereqoest.

telecommunications industry.

who have their numbers listed

The proposed changes included

Today, akoatthe oalyoervice you

only with directory aosiatance

into n siegle operntiag unit, the

mcreaeeo In the basic monthly

. cee gel from liliaois Bell thatyoo

operatore; Introductian nf an in-

LerniaTelephoneCompany heard

Inicien charge for both reoidence

can't oblate eaywhere else is oc-

olde wiring maintenance opilen

el directors will remain in place.

and huchions customers, higher

ceso tú the telephone network -

for residence 'and most small

Ile also noted that Centel staff rates for telephone eqnipment, a

the dial tone you hear when you

bosteces eastomern

Cuntomers

menshern in Lernia already have

25-coat cois charge und us op-

pich sp your phone - aed local

could maintain innide wiring

been wecking clenely with their

tional rnaiatenuncecharging

culling.

themselveS or heile illinois Bell

limais tewntertasts to foemulate

plan fer inside wiring. The com-

"Increasingly, we most relate

do it under twopayunentplans u

- plans to enpedite service im-

puny is also asking to replace

the price fer each of our services

it-cent monthly charge for

peovements in the torten nene.

business flat-rate service with

more directly to the cools of

residence customers and o 45-

Mitten J.

Temeseh, genernl

measored service for business

providing the service," hesaid ..

cent monthly charge for business

reguletoey manager of Lornia

customers statewide.

Todoy'sreqoesl would increase

csstomers, or an -"as-needed"

Telephone, will become general

the perceotage change

In -

Illinois Bell reveoses by $41f

repair charge of$5Z for residence

manager nf the Ohio eperntion, customers' hills

will -vary,

i5on. More thee ene-Ibird of

customers and $69 for business

Customers; Increases is Ihe

charges for business private bees

und for some business Owitch-

hoards. -

If approved, the msethiy see-

vice charges for a typical teiler

soburban residence customer

who has Metropolitan service.

faccess line and a flat-rate

calling area) would increase

-frnm$ll.tOln$9.65.

Residence costomers- with

"Measnred Zero" nervice tac-

ceso line only - no message units

in the package) woold see an io-

Crease from $2.15 In $3.50. Each

message unit would contiene In

price at5.Zilcents.

For business customers, the

Company bas asked make only--

measored service available al

$12.41 each month and disenso-

tieso the 75-unit calling allowan-

Springer said that the enm-

puny's 1981 construction bsdgel

maintain- and

improve

telephone service totals about

$700 million - more than two-

thirds ofa billinn doiloro.

"To continucto attract inventor

dollars needed lo help meet Ito-I

budget, Illinois Bell oceds ear-

sings

. which

- meet

the

requirements of

outside

in-

vestors - earnings well above

what w&re achieving today,' he

"Wilboot rule increases. se

won't even he earning al the

current

Illinois

Commerce

Commission-approved rate of

relom sI 10.9 percent.

In this

fdmg, we asked the Comssissish

lo allsw us Is cari) at the 13 per-

ceci rule we need to rostiese lo

provide high qnulily service."

depending en the type of local

the company's requested in-

service and on the sptinnal sor-

crease ($149 millins( represents

vices and eqnipment u cnutpmer

the iscreusedespcnsesto replace

chooses.

e4sipmeiit more rapidly than m

"Our old enemy inflation is still

the past.

making our espeeses go sp and -" Formerly," Springer said,

up," seid W.H. Springer, Illinois

"nor investor's capitol was

Bell esecutive vice president

recovered over long periodo of

fmonce. "Even with cast rutting

lince through slow depreciation of

and productivity averagmg

the facilities used to provide ser-

almsot five -lunes greater thee

vice. But rapid teehnnlogicul ad-

the national uveragc- we can't

vanees, changing custömer

ensIlase tO support the level of

demand and increasing corn-

service

eapected

sor

petition have shortened the ser-

customers without sorne in-

vice life nf our equipment und in-

creases moor rates," hesaid.

creased ose cnrrent deprccialion

Springer pniotcd out that

espouse."

telephone raten

are

still a

The Federal Communicalions

bargam. "While consumer goods

Commission last year adopted

and servicen, in general, have

new depreciation accounting

gone np almut 147 percenl since

procedures to help speed Ike in-

1967, telephone prices have risen

troduclion of new technologies

INVITATIONTOBID

mi average of only 39 percent.

und products in the telecoss-

We're

aching for higher rates

50w to make osee that we can

continue to provide reliable

telephoneservice in the future.

"With the readjuslments we're

requesting today, customers will

have more cknices than ever con-

cerning what services they obtain

and how -they want to pay ter

Ihem," Springer said.

"One nf the major objectives of

tisis request is

to ulsure that,

Increases in local service raies;

where apprnpriale, the raleo we

Increases for Touch-Tone ser-

charge adequately cover the

vice; Increase in Ihe charges for

costs nf providing the particular

standard phones, Trimtise, and

will be opened at the Village

eabtetelesisise, mester television

service," he said.

Princess phones; An increase, Is

Council Chambers,

7201

uno-asas, boniness mmrnmsica-

"The increases are needed

25 cents for local coin phone

Wauhegan Ed., Niles illinois und

tines syhtema, and teleconsmuñi- because inflation persists.

The culls; Increases

is operator-

red aloud on Tuesday, July 21,

ratinnneqsipweotmunufuctaeing way the increases are appor-

assisted calls within Illinois;

1581.

ucd marketing.

hound is due lo the effect of

corn-

Reduction of the isitial cälling

r)_

petition o- Our business.

period os intrastate lost distance

"lu the past, many of our costs .

calls from two mioutes to

one. L

were averaged over the entire

minute; tntrodoclion of evening

Garage Door

Edison denies

. - -

OpenerSystems

. .

Tribune award

by Alliance

electricity shortage

claim

recipient

Jcu depees -

The following sodent was

ossneg those eeeeivieg; coder-

geudoute degrees et Jahn Cneenll

University's

annuel Spring

Coinosescernent,

Smithy, May

24: Murk J. Bowman of 9221

Austin Ave., Montos, Grove, II.

LEGAL NOTICEI

The Board ofCornmiusioners nf

the Riles Park District will

- : receivesealedhids Tuesday-July

21, 1981 until 5-lit P.M. at the

Park District Administrative Of-

fice, 7877 N. Milwankee Avenue,

Niles,fllinnis. Iealedbidnwiilbe

accepted na the pm'rhuse alid ini-

stollation of air conditioning,

electrical and dartuderk far the

Tam Golf

Club House.

Specifications will he made

available Friday, Jaly It, 19

the Administrative Offices. Bids

Free

S.cond

Transmltt.r

with purchai.

of GS820 -

or GSO

and will cmedinete thy-to-day

activities thot include legislative

und community relations.

Jobs M. Mnllniy,'Lorain Tele-

phnne Company vice president

since December 1978, rnoves te

the Centel System opeeotiâos

staff ss únsistant vice presidsat-

customer

services

es Ceistral

Telephnne& Utilities Corporation

in'

Chicago, which is the parent

cempony for the Crate! System.

Lenoisi Tetephoee was acquired

),y tise Centri Systern in March nf

S978.

The operation todoy hes

same 380 employees who prnvide

service fer customers with 86,000

telephones.

The location

apprnsirnaiely 40 naSes went nf

Cleveland along the southern

vhoretiee of Luke Erie.

la illinois,

Centri employs

moie tison

5,400 perneas nod

provides service te 033,086 cost-

ornees in mum thon 40 mnuasai-

ties, inclsding Oteo Plaines, Purh

itid, e poRion of Chicago, asid

other districts headquartered in

ISson, Gulesborg and Peton.

Ailtogether, the Centri System

has telephone operations in 10

nIetos und comprises the feoeth

lomeE independent

telephoné

miajsany in the notion. Centri

also maintains u mnsmonications

greoptoosernee System-acquired

businesses specializing in seich

related prodocto and services os

Automalic

VtwyAuII.1z.d

L knit. s.l.e,

w.Urn AU S

I. Slssk.

(.11 iI..t

.s..a. knsI$2t5I),

011m .eplr.n July 31, 1S1

5uI.. Ssmm. L P.,ts

G.nI. Gurog. Door Opánrn

S &:S

1272 Rand Road

Des Ptaiues, IlL 60016 8270060

Comrnonwealth Edison

of-

finals today took issue with a

IJ.S Department of Eocrgy

(DOE) report that claims the

Company will have inadequate

generating renerves this sum-

The DOE report, which covers

all

sections of Ihe United States,

predicts that Edison's service

territory will have a generating

shortfall nf 2,379 megawatts nr a

negative 15.1 percent reserve

margin na the day of the unisnal

peak load.

The DOE projeclion is based

largely no just nne hour of

historical data per year for the

past four summers.

DOE

calcuhisted the average amount si

capacity that was unavailahie

because of unplanned outages

during the hours of the annual

system peahs, then- used il

compute estimated capacity

availahility for 1901.

Fose hoars al data is hardly

sufficient fnr forecast purposes,

mmicati005 business.

"The

new

shortened

depreciation schedules will in-

crease our current depreciation

expesses," Springer said.

"Bui

we must replace oar equipment

much more rapidly than in the

pesi to remain competitive und

bring

the

benefits

of new

technologies io sur customers."

The major proposals include:

Edison wuintaised.

Further-

more, .

Edison's

osgsisg

programs to improve avullahility

should prevent Outages that

might bave occorred is the past,

ihecompany pointed nut.

The DOE report does conclude

that, "There is e000gh other

capability available with MAIN

)a power-sharing grid nf Mid-

western utilities)

supply

emergency power, if necesnai-y."

Edinon projects a peak

power

demand this slisnisier of 15,100

megawatts, a figure that ran he

- influenced by the weather and the

state of the ecnnomy. To

meet

the expected demand, the

com-

puny ban lined up 15,557 MW of

Conventional generating,

1,271

MW nf fast start peaking

(oit

- fired) capability,

plus the pur-

chase of 400 megowults for

the

nornmer

frorn

neighhoring

utiliSes. This will provide

a total

generating capability of

11,204

MW, or a reserve margin

of 15_l

percent - almost enuctly

that

Chicso

Tribune

senior

promotion Copywriter t,asrence

Rosen o) 0425 N Drake, Shohie,

has been given Ihe 1980 Mark E

Senigo Award for Promotion

Copywriling. The annouñceinrnt

was made at the recent INPA

convention held in Atlanta.

The Award is made each year

by the New- Yorh Times tsr the

best in-paper ne trade

paper copy

and

iii

memory of that

newspaper's

late

prornotioa

director.

Rosen's award wan for wnrh on

an advertisement promoting the

breadth-of The Tribone's foreign

news coVera0e.

which MAIN recommends

as a

minimum adequate amount.

Just an the peak toad is

i000eis-

red by weather and the

economy,

so, too, is the reset-se margis,

White the figure of 15.1 percent

represento

Edison's best

calculation, it

in difficult to be

enact, thecampany said,

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District 219..

Cnnl'd from Skohte'L'wood P.1

Coñtl ned f

Tuesdayafterthe first Monday nf

omPagel

November

add-nsmhered

Greenwood and met a fine young man named

Burnett on

years, along with electinsa nf

Westerd Avenue. Everyone was so pleasant and thoughtful

other ann-partisan offices. There

we began In think Bugle readers are u special breed of hin-

will he au schmi hourd eiertioijs

these. We then doubled hack te Caldwell Avesse end

saw a

in evea'nsmberedyeara.

long-ago acquaintance, Mrs. Jnhnstone, a felstfr lady who

To uccomniadateelections hold

prevtountyfntught the encreachmentofindustry

on her lovely

only in alternating years, stato

heme. She was nut gardening and lectured

as on getting

low also has changed the term nf

more involved with beata in the community. She hadn't

office for school board members

changed and we laughed os we dutifully digested her little

frúm Usine years In four. (Board

lecture, We drove nut of her driveway, down Caidweli

north

members elected in April, 1979 nr

totheOverheckrenldenee where wemet uverypleuaantiady

April, 1900 will serve sutil the-

in a fine heme, aies surrounded hy the industrial monster.

November, 1983 electlnn,)

She, too, was mostgroctous,

The peried fer filing school

hoard nominations raus from the

We bedo finetime. Thosetroops nstthere called nur office

open of business os Monday,

eurher asking where The Bugle wan.

Asid we thought we

August 17 In the cinse nf business

mightbecontested hyu readership who were less than

recep-

on Monday, August 24 at the

tive. Bat testead we met o few Bogie frieads, soft und gentle

District 215

Finance' Office,

and soft-spoken, just like those warns and gentle hreeees

Edocatiosat Services Building,

which waltzed down Nordica and Jonquil und Overbill and

77IOGrnss Point Road, Skotiie.

Ozanurn aud Nordica and Greenwood und Western and

The Etoctins Consolidation Act

Cuidwell.

makes a numherdfotker changes

- - .

affecting school elections. Here

. -

are nome of the more significant

. - .

proviuiocs:

We were saddened by the passing of Detnren Ohermaier, a

* The law provides, for the first

longtime friend and part of the Ballard Street Regatera, who

time, a procedure for objecting to

attended endiesssrhnnl board meetings with us in Dintrict f3,

candidates' nominating petitious.

in those long-ago days when the district was busting ut the

ta must districts, objections wilt

ucases. Detores was a very engaging tady who helped fight

be heard by an electoral beard

far music and language prngrams in thd achnois, ut u time

ronnintiug of the hoard president,

when they were at best minirnol, und in same cunes nos-

hoard

secretary,

and

beard

existent. Deisreo was there when we battled for a full year's

member with the longest term of

kindergarten and she was part ofua East Maine group which

rostmuoss servire.

wauformed forthepurpose ofbeltereduratlonln the district.

* Consolidated elections will he

. - -

conducted by the county clerk or

In suhueqsent yearn we often would hnmp into Dolores at

hourd of election cnnsmissiooers,

auctions we attended. SIse woo a first-rate astiquer und wise

who will asesiné muay nf the

one of that special breed of unctlno-husters who would roam

duties formerlycarried nut by of-

thecity.

fidata of -the school hoard und

other Public bodies.

Elecinn

costs will be covered by o speglal

taxlevledbythecosnty.

* Voter registration will

required for all elections, and

must he accomplished at the nf-

fice nf the manly clerk or hourd

election ceminisuionera no

later than 29 days prior to the

election (Monday, October 5, fer

the November3eleetlnn.)

* Operation ofpofflng places will

remisia basically the sorne, ex.

ceptthutcsdedvnter registration

liutu will help identify the proper

ballot for each valer.

This in

-neceuoary became a number nf

elections

involving

different

governmental beundaries will he

conducted at the same time. For

example, school district boon-

dories generally do not coincide

with the boundaries of corn-

manity college or fire protection

districts, whose tensOnes will be

chosen utthe same election.

The law also has Important im-

pliratinas ta regard to votes on

school tax-rate

increases aud

other public policy quentiom.

Referenda may be held only on

00e nfthefive designated elertina

dates, except in a circuit court-

ordered emergency.

In the puai, districta have been

able to schedule referenda na

needed. The change handicapa

districts by lirniting their ability

to respond qaichly

when

referendum in needed, und may

alus influence the outcome nf a

referendum by linking it to other

elections.

From the LE

HAND

Deinem was a lovely person and we'd-like to extend our

condolencestsJqhnandShirleyaadthe other childreo.

We received as interesting letter from a former Ntlesite-

who bas ointe flow. the coop fer wanner climes. The letter-

writer wau kernu

by our bestOWIng aoolntly halo on the

head of the founder and fanner publisher of the tornee

- newapapers, LeoLerner.

We had written u maple nf weeks ago Leo Lemer's ideals

woald bave put him in the vangnard In fighting for the han-

dgnn law panned by Morton Grove. But our leber-wetter ap'

braids as for giving tenser "too much heart and not enough

wallet". Letter-writer continued by wetting, "Beata thorn a

publinber'a heart us soft that be doesn't think of financial

uareivalfimtandpbileuophy second?"-

We thnugbt letter-writer was quite on tho mach. In our

travels thepast 24 years we've been astonaded bythe tack of

heart of fellow-publishers. These guys who ron newspapers

are businessmen. Few of them bave much feeling for jour.

- nalism. And most of them are ont joomalluta.'

Yeárs ugo we stopped going to must press asuocintion

meetings because the sole topic discussed was importing

more greenbuebu hock home. Few were concerned with

what went into their newspapers but ail were consumed by

what west on their ledger ubeda.

One local guy refused to publish news pertaining to the

politiralparty nppouitehiapersnaston. Andseldem were any

publishers out in front chaitspionieg houes which might cast

them.

Letter-writer's Commenta were pertinent. We were a bit

nahte to think fellow-publishers will get ont in iront on local

hones.

It might offend advertiners.

And that would be

crossingthe bottom line.

LW Library.

. Cnai'd fcomShohie-L'wood P.1

"It is with great pleasure and

pride that

I will serve the

residenis of Lincoinwond and

olber members nf the system

through my term as an officer of

NSLS. Qoatity library service

remains as important goal for all

of us who are involved in this

rewarding

and

challenging

arca," stated Grant.

of services o the putrons of ita

member libraries, inctoding

SAyS, through which films and

videotapes con be borrowed for

only a small insurance charge,

the Coordinated Acquisitions

Program which supports strong

subject-area collections at

specific libraries, the Contrat

Seriain Service (CSS( which can

provide rupien of newspaper-and

maganine articles span request.

The Board of Directors serves as

the goveraing and-policy-setting

forum for these and all related

services.

Bratfest

. .

Caot'd from Shnkie-L'wsod P.S

The Annual

Fund

Raising

Event hon been bs process for the

pout neyeraI months und doriog

the oveniog's

festi1iities Past

Comesander Bill Grey, Chuirnsao

of the Board nf Trostees, wilt

aisuounce the names nf the lucky

recipients of 1ko U.S. Savings

Bonda.

First prise in $2,000 -

Looking

Backnnn

Csallnned from Puge S

7 Years Age

Diamond Jahilee senior ritmen

king und queen finalista include

Esther Lerma, Clara Raddata,

Grace Walsh, Michael Augustyn,

Harold Hoeft and Edward

Mullenhuner...Plan Golf Mill

Ibeatre number 3...Monnignsr

Flanagan

named

Pastor

Emeritus

St.

John

Breheaf..,Fiaaiize Jonquil

Terrace park site for purchase nf

I18O,fto...Ed Branch aenosoces

Nues Days festivities grass

$79,000, 75% higher than ever

befnre...Niles receives new in-

tennive mobile unit...Diamond

Jubilee picnic in Bunker Hilt

Wonds...New Wsmans

Club

members include Kathy Flowers,

Valerie Bottas, Doris Discus,

Joyce Knapp, Anne Mndsra,

Ellen Viso Laningham, Betty

Wawalt, Alice Bobota, Stella

Chojnnwski, Josephine Florin,

Celia Jusinski, Agnes Johnson,

Rita Ecca, Ida Pasletti, Marp

Ann Frindt, Snzunnr Miller, Bar-

bara Zinn, Marie Berrigus, Helen

Dahiherg, Alice Counslty, Anne

Davin, MeryA. Oigasci, Deborah

Dignad, Helen teja, Ainsa C.

Meadows, Bernice Nee and Joan

Triee...Craig Ramo. to marry

Lois C,nnell...Oahtsn College

okays $2,265,098 purchase nf 147

Ocres nf Central and the Des

Plaines River land from the

Catholic Cemeteries for new

college cumpiis...Burbara Mar-

mitt

marcy

Peter

Rzepka...Jennifer In Zaagara

horn to Mr. and Mrs. Frank

Znnguru,..Annette Angleaaan

murrledtojameslçerwin,

Mill Run ...

Contlnned teem Pg. S

near-panic situation

in the

theatre. At that time, the theatre

wan ordered by the Fire Depar-

tmeat

not

to piace

any

wbeelcbairu -in the exit aisles

whirls had previously been their

policy.

In addition to providing proper

and safe seating for the han-

dicapped, theatre personnel were

alsoordered by the Fire Dopar.

tment to provide additional

exiting far 400 patrons from the

upper level nf the theatre and

also a fire escupe.

The theatre Is closed for the

mosthu of July and Angust with

the exception nf an August t Bac-

taira Mandreit concert. It in es-

pected the cnmtrsction plans will

be cornptetedduringtbis time.

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Gas Furnace

Friedrich

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Description

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o Ovsiroo liso o sours

the

simost

iv qsality of macutOsisrousd

years of depevdabln

perlormovoe. Eviniseoy,

quisins so, oersuiiliiyavd

depsedab:Iiiy are halivarks of

1h sseelev ev tos lsreaoe5

. G recebo or gas fumosos tel

rho most trsarfrOm tuoi aed tuoi

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TheBugle, Thursday, Juty9, 1981

Pages

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