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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1998
Page
10
The Star announces senior vice presidents James S. Metpent and Nett Gena R. hold new executive roles with Margaret Seltzner listed as assistant editor news. The notes reference chief officer Proone and a news association link.
Joanne M Wheeler is honored in a memorial pack feature detailing her life, community work, and recognition. The piece highlights her impact, dates, and the memorial arrangement as reported by local editors.
Editorial examines Illinois whistleblower law and local use in Hazel Crest Palos Heights and Oak Forest. It weighs rewards and protections against risks of misuse and political hostility, predicting regional attention as towns consider resolutions and audits.
Rich Township District 227 faced a seven year fight over Greens subdivision de annexation to Homewood Flossmoor District 233. Judge Madden ruled the move not discriminatory though critics labeled the decision race driven. District 227 considers appeal while urging fair boundaries.
A Northwestern alumnus defends the university amid a point-shaving scandal and sports controversy. He praises the program under coach Kevin O’Neill, argues the school should move on, and reflects on personal ties to Evanston and the lasting impact on education, loyalty, and the student body.
A collection of readers critique city leadership and local elections. Alderman Perkins defends his boycott while Mayor Ciambrone counters. Bertha Scott earns Bloom Township Democratic committeeman with praise for her stance. Rosalyn Carter’s quote frames persistence. A discussion on the Clinton era scandal and columnist Zanoza’s defense of women’s rights contrasts with Sury’s rebuttal. Judy Cleary signs off.
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