Daily Herald (Newspaper) - June 29, 1990, Chicago, Illinois Cubs tip for second straight victory 3 on MMi 7 8 PADDOCK 7 Friday WEATHER Hot and muggy Hot and with a 50 cent chance of thunderstorms and a high in the lower 90s Southwest winds 10 to warm and with a low in the lower 70s SUBURBAN NEWS Revise restrictions Rolling Meadows plans to revise laws to conform with a state law prohibiting tions on group homes for disabled Page 3 Repair debate Harper College officials agreed Thursday to spend about lion on despite tions that the amount ought to be reduced Page 3 INSIDE Another aftershock An earthquake measuring 4 6 on the Richter scale shook northwestern Iran the latest in a series of after- shocks Section Page 1 Southwest fires rage Raging brush many set by arsonists and fueled by gusting winds and record high continued to devastate the Southwest Page 3 Cheers and jeers Auto workers welcomed Nelson Mandela to Detroit Thursday after in ida snubbed him for his support for Fidel Castro Page 3 BUSINESS Loan overcharges A study estimating that con- sumers may be owed up to billion for overcharges on ad- mortgages gests borrowers should make sure their loan terms are area financial experts said Thursday SUBURBAN LIVING Wedlock baby A child born out of wedlock has the same legal rights as the children fathered by her dad in another marriage Section Page 10 JACK MABLEY Unorganized sports Before Little all kids played sports on with one softball usually beat up and taped and a bat or two the Back Page Dr SHOWCASE Hot kids After a few years in relative ob- New Kids on the Block probably are the hottest pop music group going But their music isn't the only thing that's made them a hit Section 6 Legislature revives outer tollway BY DAVE URBANEK and JOHN CARPENTER Dally Herald SUM Writers SPRINGFIELD A proposal to develop an outer tollway that would extend Route 53 north to Waukegan and south to Johet was in the General Assembly Thursday two days after nents had announced it would not be considered until November The about-face came even though spokesmen for Gov James R Thompson and state way officials said only Tuesday that they were giving up hopes of ing the controversial issue in the waning days of the current tive which ends Saturday But all that changed in a flurry of legislative negotiations Wednesday night and Thursday not said state Rep I can get it I House Republican Leader Lee A Daniels of Elmhurst William E a Republican from Long Grove who supports the northern but not as a way still working on it Last staff was looking at guage for And the project is re- considerable support from legislators I can get it I said House Republican Leader Lee A Daniels of Elmhurst Critics in Lake where the northern extension has received cal public were outraged people on my side have been lied i o from Day said Roberta a Lake County board member from Long Grove have been lied to and lied to and lied to I'm not surprised by this Legislators said proponents of the tollway are concerned that for a riety of political it may be a case of now or never If the tollway resolution is not proved proponents the legislative agenda may be too full with other issues for it to receive a fair hearing in the fall And if they wait until next they they would have to deal with a new ernor on the issue since Thompson is not running for re-election A masked gunman rifle at one of the who a funeral march for guerrilla Benjamin at the entrance of a cemetery in Manila Thursday The unidentified fallen mourner later died of Aviated Press Photo Gunmen disrupt Philippine Ml 2 Philippines Masked gunmen fired on a al procession for a suspected Philippine communist ing two mourners and forcing the others to abandon the coffin in a Manila police said There was no official word on the identity of the gunmen At out a dozen people were in- jured during the shooting Police arrested 21 mourners Witnesses said the gunmen opened the coffin of suspected rebel Benjamin after the mourners left it in the street July 4th fun begins today in some towns The streets will soon be filled with parades and people who plan to attend the various mer festivals in the Northwest some of which start day A few communities like Mount Palatine and Rolling Meadows are kicking off the summer with food and live music this end But for others like Arlington Hoffman tates and the party won't start until Wednesday when this nation's year of independence is celebrated So plan to join in the fun and we'll tell you where to get started See story on Page 10 Arlington panel OKs Clarence Ave project BY MELISSA REISER Daily Herald Staff Writer Although some residents whether they could afford the special assessment an ington Heights panel decided to move forward with a project to im- prove Clarence Avenue The board of local improvements on Thursday recommended the lage proceed with the which includes paving about two blocks of the street and installing water storms sanitary curbs and gutters The project is estimated to cost Of the village has agreed to pay about tees recently decided to increase the village's share from the previously to reduce the burden on the homeowners The village normally pays part of special assessment projects for those areas determined to be of public benefit Village engineers estimate most of the 24 property owners affected by the project will have to pay be- tween and for the im- The cost generally is assessed based on the length of the property facing the street some of the homeowners said that cost would be difficult to ab- sorb a lot of money It would be a financial hardship for said dent Joyce Wood think the only way I can do this is to sell my said resident John board members said with the village agreeing to pay extra for the the residents probably would not get the improvements at a lower cost in the future think this is very timely and with what the village is kicking it will never be done said board member James E Keelan Village officials told the residents that an assessor would charge them no more than the amount by which the project would increase their property value Residents also have the option to pay for the assessment over 10 years at a 9 percent interest rate they're going to do son feel they're going to have to do it this year On Thomas H Jr executive director of the Illinois Toll Highway said he was told by Thompson to drop agency plans to win legislative approval this week Thompson said at the time that it would be more advantageous to wait until the fall session But state Rep Robert W a Republican from Lake said lawmakers are bypassing Morsch not coming from the Churchill said think there are some people who are saying that we have a road that doesn't go speaking after the ly tollway board meeting in Oak See TOLLWAY on Page 4 Daily Herald Map Locals in 3 Zurich give tollway Js an earful over proposal for t Route 53 Story on I age 4 Jurors see tape of Barry from cocaine pipe Associated Pren WASHINGTON Jurors in ion Barry's drug and watched a riveting videotape day showing the mayor smoking crack cocaine and then being ed by FBI agents during a room sting operation tape shows Barry twice inhaling from a and a few moments agents bursting into the room where he had come at the invitation of a longtime friend with the FBI didn't do Barry said at first realizing his he been set and uttered a string of expletives at the Moore what do you think about all one police officer asked litely pissed off I should have lowed my instinct and not come up Barry said as that As the videotape was ry studied a transcript in the room His wife at a seated viewed the set nearby The tape wa where Barry re It was on local telev only by i The crowd a vision sets at included Joe P didn't hotel room in i was so was bulletproof Three FBI downtown ry's visit to Mo and his drug from an u ing as a friend h i 10 one conspiracy cha charges of about his Effi television monitor the witness on a small television the talk of the city ains substantial played and replayed sion ound a band of tele- ne department store who sighed and want to go up to that he first place but he t that he thought he hidden in a room recorded room on Jan 18 3 of an amount of the agent f Moore's pleaded innocent to r cocaine and three ig to a grand jury 1 drug use and Eleanor both ol await the of the New on i he Block concert Thursday Do Fab Five have one up on They are cute and wholesome and immensely popular but can they top the Beatles of their parents The an- swer to that question definitely depends on wh ch set of fans you asked at e New Kids on the Block cone in Hoffman Estates ay night Story on Page 5 Judge orders full recount for Mulligan BY LAURA JANOTA Dally Herald Staff Writer Illinois House Rep Penny Pullen scored a first-round victory day over election opponent Rosemary Mulligan as a Cook ty Circuit Court judge ordered a full recount of votes cast for the two in April's close Republican primary race While Mulligan still is considered the official winner over Pullen by 31 Circuit Court Judge Francis Earth laid there were enough doubts on the outcome of the election to warrant the recount petitioner has established a reasonable likelihood of Barth said of primary bid for re-election would be a gross abusive discretion not to order a re- count The which will votes cast for the two candidates in the 113 precincts of the House should take between one and two attorneys for both sides estimated Michael said his client could win the election by 15 votes based on rulings made during the week-long trial by Barth The news was not as good for whose Burton said rulings left his client four votes shy of winning But a Des Flames alegal and an abortion rights continued to express dence that the recount will show she still is the winner of the primary election Mulligan's lead was cut to six votes after it was learned through a partial recount that votes in one Maine Township precinct had been counted twice That lead ras further eroded Thursday when Barth ruled that other possible ally errors found in the partial should be ered att for said Barth's n ling to count some ballots ed by Mulligan and to discount voles that were picked up largely by ullen in the partial discovery reco int leaves Mulligan four votes shy a i winning
