Bizarre kidnapping tied to Tinley Park couple arrest
A Tinley Park pair, Anthony Carvelli and Rosemary Henry, 24 and 22, were jailed in Homewood on armed robbery and aggravated kidnapping charges after a seven hour odyssey beginning Friday in Mokena. Victim Robert Remblake, 24, said the group seized his wallet containing 2200 dollars and forced him toward a motel and a grave site before fleeing.
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District 157C budget rises two percent for 1982-83
Frankfort District 157C adopts a balanced 2.4 million dollar budget for 1982-83, a 2 percent increase with total expenditures just 47 thousand dollars above 1981-82. The plan allocates funds for education, operations, bonds, transportation, retirement, and site work, with a public hearing set for September 13 at 7 45 p m.
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Mokena budget links 64k carryover to 1982 83 plans
Village President Richard Quinn says the 25 percent budget rise is offset by a 64 123 63 dollar carryover from 1981 82. The 1982 83 general fund budget totals 711 267, up 139 278 from last year. Tax impact will be softened by higher assessed values. Mokena aims to install a 911 system next April, compatible with neighboring Frankfort and New Lenox. Sidewalk work approved on Wolf Road with 30 day owner responses. ESDA volunteers logged 217 hours over the Fourth of July period.
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Richard Quinn
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Philip Granger
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Robert Teske
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Harold Fitch
Village approves 101000 in federal revenue sharing funds
The Mokena village board approved disbursing 101020 in federal revenue sharing. 95545 for village expenses and 5475 for other agencies. Trustee Baumhover abstained citing unsettled budget figures. The largest non village grant was 2500 to Mokena library district for collection upgrades. Also approved were 1500 to Mokena Senior Citizens for recreation facilities and 975 to the Mokena fire department.
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Donald Baumhover
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Thompson Defends Multiplier in Crete Fund-Raiser
Gov. James Thompson rejects calls to freeze the property tax multiplier and blames local taxing districts for rising levies. He argues stability comes only when local levies level off and recalls prior proposals blocked by the legislature. Thompson criticizes Democrat Senate and Hynes for not supporting multiplier freezes, and cites roll calls to reporters in Crete. The multiplier standardizes property valuations at one third of market value, directly affecting tax bills.
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Governor defends running mate Ryan in campaign
Gov. James Thompson says if he could choose again he would keep George Ryan as lieutenant governor candidate, calling him an asset. Ryan faced criticism over ERA opposition and later alleged nursing home operator issues, with charges reportedly dropped, as the race continues.
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Kankakee
James Thompson
Thompson
Crete
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Olympia Fields
Ryan
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