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Legislators Join Drive For Pikarsky Removal [ SERVICE NEWS| The four legislators from the :V*rd district have joined a bipartisan drive by more than forty-five suburban legislators to seek the removal or resignation of Milton Pikarsky as chairman of the Regional Transportation Authority < KTA) board. Stale Senator Jack Schaffer, K-Cary, and Representatives Thomas Hanahan. D- McHenry; Cal Skinner, Jr., R- Crystal Lake; and Bruce Waddell, R-Dundee, said they joined the suburban group in signing a letter to be sent to public officials throughout the six-county RTA district asking that other units of government adopt resolutions calling for Pikarksy's removal. The letter so asks the officials to en- lorse action by suburban RTA directors to block the approval of the RTA's budget for next year until Pikarsky steps down. The letter alleges that unden Pikarsky's chairmanship, the RTA has become little more than an extension of the Chicago Transit Authority. It also notes that during the current fiscal year less than one-third of the RTA's operating revenues were raised ir. " e city of Chicago, yet more than 70 per cent of all ex­ penditures went to fund the CTA. In calling for local action, the letter states: "We legislators are also deeply concerned with the failure of the RTA to deal with the problems of suburban residents, and the inadequacy of Mr. Pikarsky to provide proper administration of the RTA. We support the position of the suburban directors and ask you to do likewise." The four legislators said one purpose of the letter is to show the concern of suburban residents over the RTA tran­ scends normal debate between political parties. "This is not a Republican or Democratic' issue," they stated, "It is a very basic question over whether or not the millions of people in suburban areas are going to share equally iri the benefits of a governmental unit which they are being taxed to support." They added while they support the effort to remove Pikarsky, they are not sur- COVER OUTDOOR FURNITURE WITH £**** 260 sq. ft. of tough plastic folded on a handy 30 inch roll 5 Most Popul Dust proof Water proof Covering i^Nt>REDS of l\ / .America for Homemakers, Housewives, Do It-Yourselfers, Campers. Gardeners A CARRY HOMt Made ONLY By WARP BROS. Chicago 60651 Displayed t Sold at These Hardware, Home & Garden Centers prised by the problems the RTA has encountered since its creation in 19t4 "We voted against every single bill brought before the Legislature aimed at creating the RTA, and worked to get it defeated when it was put to a referendum," they said. "It was obvious to us from the beginning that suburban CARRY-HOME Coverall TOP-QUALITY 4 MIL PLASTIC COVER Army Private CompUtes Tele- Typewriter Course Private George A Ka!sch. III. son of Mr, and Mrs George residents stood to lose a great deal more than they could ever gain from RTA. and that they were being denied fair representation on the board." Kalsch. Jr , 5207 Woodrow avenue. McHenry. completed the teletypewriter equipment repair course recently at the Army Signal school. Ft Gor­ don. Ga He was trained to install, service and repair Army teletype sets The private entered the Army in October. 1975. and completed basic training at F1 Jackson. SC., where he was last stationed Pvt. Kalsch is a 1975 graduate of McHenry Com­ munity high school Student-Cadet Receives Two ROTC Awards Thomas Bruce Sweeney. >on of Mrs Margaret A Broz. .170.1 West avenue, McHenry. has been awarded the Ford Motor company award and the Retired Officers association award Sweeney, a Michigan State university junior and member (it the Army ROTC program received the award in Detroit. Mi . at the tuentv first annual awards dinner TW medal which w.is presenled b\ a group ol Detroit area in dustnes. is awarded each year t o l h e j u n i o r c a d e l w h o demonstrates outstanding qualitites of leadership The retired Officer's association aw ard is presented to the junior cadet selected as the out­ standing cadet by their peers The future Army Lietuenant is a graduate of McHenrv Communit> high school and will receive a B A degree in Humanities upon graduation from Michigan State univer sitv PM.E S HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Pl.AIMltv \|>.K r KIW %f . 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