State probes Frankfort foster parent amid burglary charges
Illinois DCFS investigates Jerry Schuberth foster home in Frankfort after a burglary arrest and thefts involving a 17 year old, a 16 year old resident, and a number of neighbors complaints. The review could revoke the foster license if minimum standards are violated. A public hearing and appeal opportunity may follow.
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Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
DCFS
Frankfort
Jerry Schuberth
West Bowen
Don Schlosser
Schuberth
Schlosser
Springfield
Sanders
Jerry
Frankfort proposes 1.8 million village budget for 1982-83
Frankfort officials at a Monday public hearing reviewed an almost 1.8 million dollar appropriations ordinance for the village's 1982 83 fiscal year led by a 415 950 police fund including 240 500 for salaries. Other funded areas include streets public improvements 214 900 sewer 276 050 water 215 500 and federal revenue sharing allocations with 103 550 plus earmarked 40 000 for Penn Central property conversion into a nature trail. The administrator warned the figures are proposals and may change as the year progresses with a two year spending deadline on some federal funds.
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Civil Defense
Sewer Department
Water Department
Bart Breidert
Penn Central Railroad
Breidert
Will County
Guardian Angel Home
Joliet
Aunt Martha’s
Heritage Hall
District 157C Opposes Frankfort Airport Expansion
Frankfort School District 157C officials oppose the proposed expansion and northeast runway pattern, warning it could adversely affect Hickory Creek Elementary and Frankfort Junior High students. District President Arthur Mark urged village committees to study the issue ahead of any voter referendum. The meeting also discussed denying Kiwanis fireworks funding and drafting beer garden regulations for outdoor venues.
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Frankfort
Arthur Mark
Hickory Creek
Mark
Glenn Warning
Frankfort Kiwanis Club
Lincoln Way High School
Mokena
Providence Celtics win Class A state title in rain
The Providence high school baseball team faced two delays exceeding four and a half hours during the Class A state championship series. Despite lengthy rain interruptions, the Celtics ultimately emerged as champions, capping the event on sports page coverage.
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Celtics
Mokena Leads Local Cable TV Push With Four Channels
Karen Haave reports Mokena’s cable TV franchise with Tele Communications provides four local channels for village programming. Meetngs of the village board, a weather channel, and an emergency warning system are recorded, with plans to broadcast Fourth of July events and school activities. Local officials foresee if advertising supports programming, more tapes and equipment can be funded. The effort underscores rapid local communication and community broadcasting potential.
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Mokena
Tele Communications, Inc
Byron Payne
Bob Burke
Citizens’ Cable Commission
Chistar
191St Street
Wolf Road
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