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STALK: Police say calls still coming about suspectContinued from Page 1 treated with sedatives in thehome.Ever since the police charged Jozefow. they have receivedhospital wing of the Cook Coun- continuous calls from peoplety Jail, Meschino said.“He’s a little shell-shocked from what’s happened to him,” Meschino said.Jozefow, who traveled to India twice in the early 1980s to work with Mother Teresa, is a devout Catholic and spends most of his time in jail reading the Bible, the attorney said.“He’s into a spiritual relationship with people,” Meschino said. “He’s different, let’s put it that way.But the Des Plaines police said this week they consider Jozefow a “time bomb justwith additional complaints about him, detective Kevin O’Connell said Wednesday.A spokeswoman for the Cook County Sheriff s police, meanwhile, said police are checking whether Jozefow could be connected to the unsolved murder of 18-year-old Tricia Pacaccio of unincorporated Northfield Township. Pacaccio, an honors student at Glenbrook South High School, was found dead from multiple stab wounds on her front porch last Aug. 14.Although Jozefow once substituted at Glenbrook South, waiting to go off.” They said he police so far have found no linkcould face up to 20 more stalk-between him and Pacaccio,ing and other charges based on said sheriff s spokeswomaninformation they found in hisPennv MateckOfficial: ATT signs deal to sell Meadows facilityBy Teresa Mask and James KaneDaily Herald Staff WritersATT signed a contractWednesday to sell its 400,000-square-foot office building inRolling Meadows to a large re- the city, tailing firm, a spokeswoman said.ATT, which put the property at 3800 W. Golf Road on the market in January, has been asked not to reveal the buyer, said spokeswoman Lau rie Dobosz.She said the deal is expectedATT has been Rolling Meadows’ single biggest source of sales tax revenue since the 1960s, but an IKEA store reportedly could generate more than $100 million in sales, with 1 percent going toI know that we’ve been trying to get IKEA in there,” said Mayor Carl F. Couve.ATT has 875 employees in network systems, engineering, sales, purchasing and human resources on the site.Some of those employees will be moved to ATT offices into be completed in December. Lisle, while others will relocateThe sale price wasn’t disclosed.However, Rolling Meadows officials acknowledged the city has been talking with IKEA, a large furniture retailer with headquarters on the East Coast. IKEA had said it wasconsidering building a giant home furnishings store on the ATT property, or on land in Schaumburg.IKEA officials couldn’t be reached Wednesday night forto a yet-to-be-determined site in the Rolling Meadows area, Dobosz said.City Manager Robert Beezat said he met with IKEA representatives Wednesday afternoon, but didn’t know of an agreement being signed.“I just can't say that the deal is final because I haven’t heard any official word,” Beezat said.“I am aware that the site was a part of the discussions but I haven’t been told that (the pur-comment and Rolling Meadows chase) is officially the case,” officials said they hadn’t heard said Mark Evenson, 4th Wardabout the sale agreement.alderman.
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