Government to Sell 30,123 Bank Real Estate Listings
The RTC plans to auction 30,123 S&L properties in 35 states including 207 Illinois parcels. Most are homes, with 15,750 in Texas, and 22,000+ inquiries echo public interest. Listings cover single family to land. prices 10 to 50 dollars for packages, contact 1-800-431-0600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Savings and Loan Associations
Illinois
Resolution Trust Corp
S&l
Woodland Park
Colo
South Padre Island
Texas
Treasury
Nicholas F. Brady
RTC
S&ls
Associated Press
Maine
Vermont
West Virginia
North
South Dakota
Gas Tank Explosion Kills Worker In Antioch
James Bradley, 42, of Antioch, was dismantling a 2,000 gallon steel fuel tank with an acetylene torch outside the Antioch Water and Sewer Building when fumes ignited. The blast knocked him about 25 feet, and he died at St. Theresa Medical Center. Investigators, including the state fire marshal, will continue to probe ignition sources and the incident caused about $1,000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Ill
James Bradley
Public Works
Michael Culat
Culat
Bradley
Antioch Water and Sewer
St. Theresa Medical Center
Waukegan
Lake County
Jim Wipper
State Fire Marshal
Antioch Fire Department
Hartigan indicts 22 in home repair fraud case in Illinois
Illinois Attorney General Neil Hartigan indicts 22 Chicago area residents on 64 felony counts of aggravated home repair fraud theft and perjury. The indictments raise the total charged since August 1986 to 87 as a task force fights home repair fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartigan
Chicago
Illinois
Neil Hartigan
Attorney General
Restraints Removed At Illinois Nursing Home
Henry Fuhrer at Fountain Terrace in Loves Park Illinois no longer wears restraints after the facility adopted a restraint-free policy in January 1988. Administrators say the home emphasizes a homelike environment and monitoring rather than confinement, while critics warn of liability and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loves Park
Ill
Mattie Fuhrer
Henry
Fountain Terrace
United States
Kendal Corp
U.S
David
Carol Liedberg
State to halt public viewing of Indian burial exhibit
The Illinois plan to close public access to the Indian burial exhibit at Dickson Mounds Museum citing heightened sensitivity to displaying human remains. The exhibit of 237 Indians from 800 to 1,000 years ago will remain as part of the museum but shut to visitors starting February 1. Museum officials say protests elsewhere influenced the decision though no local group protested. State Rep. Tom Homer warns closures could financially cripple Fulton County’s premier tourist site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown, Ill
Dickson Mounds Museum
Illinois
David Fields
James R. Thompson
Franke
Tom Homer
Canton
Fulton County
Lewistown
Illinois River Valley
Don Dickson
Homer
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
State Museum System
Department
State Museum
Fields
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National City
National City Police Department
S&l Cry
Springfield
Larry Weinlund
New Lenox
Rhonda
Bernadine
Telegraph Dixon Classified Department
Mahlon David
Rockford
Louis Rich
AGFA
N. Galena
Apn
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