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Shiller OpEd Against Payraise
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Shiller Op Ed
Protecting Wrigleyville Residents
Intro of Shiller as Alderman
High-rise trash plan tested
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TRIBUNE ENDORSMENT IN ’95 ELECTION

February 17, 1995

Chicago Tribune

FINAL CITY COUNCIL ENDORSEMENTS

The Tribune concludes its endorsements today in contested races for the Chicago City Council.
46th Ward: She hasn't put aside her leftist politics, but Ald. Helen Shiller has made considerable strides to represent all of the diverse elements of the Uptown community and pay attention to ward services. She is endorsed over attorney Bob Kuzas.