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Horyn  \nThe Habitat for Humanity is a members of the community and has The Habitat sites would be no concern of the opposition is that Commission.Habitat for Humanitynon profit organization that builds become a city and county affair.more than a halfacre andthe houses the cluster of homes would sepa-has spoken,and the opposition speakand sells housing at low prices toPeople are unhappy with this propo-$90,000 in value.rate the new owners from the restat the nextmeetingon October 10thatfamilies who make less thansition for many reasons.One beingThere are other places in Westof thecommunity.Withsixhouses7:30p.m.at Community High School.$25,000 a year.their concerm for their property value.Chicago where land would bepacked intoasmall area,the homeThis will be a public meeting inDuPage Habitat for Humanity has\"Every time a low income housingcheaper than the lots at the Genevaowners would be \"set apart,\"saidwhich the Plan Commission will holdproposed to start a third project inproject goes up in an area,the sur-and Prince Crossing location.TheSchmelzer.a hearing on the issue.After theWest Chicago to build six housesrounding property value goes down,\"Habitat is building a house onThe group opposed to Habitat'shearing,they will vote on whether tofor low-income residents.said Jack Schmelzer,a resident living Washington Street,one block westproposal are represented by Johnrecommend the Habitat proposal toThe Habitat has proposed a site,across from the proposed site.of General Mills with the lot andStock II,a lawyer in Wheaton.the City Council.currenuly owned by St.Andrew'sThehousessurrounding the Habitat's size of the house matching those ofRichard Nogaj,president ofAfter hearing both sides of the ar-Church,that lies on the corner ofproposal average about two acres in the surrounding houses.DuPage Habitat for Humanity,de-gument the Commission will have45Prince Crossing andGenevaRoads,size and up to $300,000 in real estate During the summer West Chi-fends the plan.to build six houses on 2.4 acres ofvalue,Schmelzer said.cago citizens signed a petition ob-Each side's case is being pre-land.The proposal has angeredjecting to the building plans.A sented to the West Chicago Plans  \ndays to either approve or rejectHabitat's proposal.  \n## Smoking curbed at We-go\n\nBy Josette Kramer  \nPresident Clinton is work trying to reduce Smoking for many people is no longera coolunderage smoking and the tobacco indus-thing or a fad,but has become an addiction.tries are spending billions of dollars trying Assistant PrincipalJohn Highland states thatto recruit new smokers.last year there were 38 cases out of 1,700  \nClinton has bannedall vending machines.students,of students caught smoking,or withHe's aware that the main problem is that cigarettes in their posession.many under-age smokers are purchaing to-Highland feels smoking takes place out ofbacco straight from the merchants.Clinton school because of the consequences.Thenow wants to ban advertisements in areas penalty for being caught with tobacco is asurroundingschools,includingcigarette adsticket of$75-$500.in teen magazines,and tobacco products onSome We-go students offered their opinionst-shirts.Clinton hopes this will decrease theabout smoking,and reactions to Presidentattractiveness of cigarette smoking.Clinton's proposal.  \npcople may begin to rebel.\"-Eddie Acosta-  \nbody else does or says is going to reduce tcen  \nSenior  \nsmoking.Teens don't care right now but who  \n\"Most teens don't look at ads to continue  \nknows,wemight growupsometime!-Colleen  \ntheir habit”-Tracy Morris-Junior  \nReberg-Sophomore  \n\"I don't fecl that teenage smoking is agood thing'but it is their choice.I do hopethat they face the facts smoking kills!\"-Candy Estrada-Sophomore  \nWill banning advertisements actually re-\"Personally,I don't smoke,and I ","cbCaidYsPiQMtkcS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidYsPiQMtkcS","pdf",21451146,"English","# Habitat in West Chicago is causing controversy\n# Smoking 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