Richton Park Trustees Review 1979 80 Budget
Richton Park trustees reviewed a tentative 1,874,184 budget for the 1979 80 fiscal year with minimal opposition. Increases come from nonbenefit insurance 43 percent state mandated police pension reserve 27 percent and utilities 16 percent. The property tax rate remains 92.8 cents per 1000 equalized valuation as the equalized value rose. Final approval set for 8 p.m. Monday with property taxes rising 7.6 percent and other revenue down 1.5 percent compared with last year.
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Kathyrn Peters
CETA
FBI Hotline gains steady, informative calls in Chicago Heights
FBI officials report the new Corruption Hotline in Chicago Heights is producing steady informative calls. Tip lines in Joliet and Chicago are open, with several tips already under investigation by agents. The FBI notes national success of hotlines in boosting white collar crime investigations and public corruption cases. Local residents are urged to report suspected corruption to the hotline numbers or via The Star.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
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Star Publications
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Chicago
Star
U.S
Smith
Kenneth Lang
Fbis
District 227 Fires Eight Teachers in Budget Move
Rich High School district 227 board terminated eight non tenured teachers and did not rehire four on one year contracts citing enrollment decline and financial strain. Superintendent Warren announced budget balancing, while hiring two football coaches from University of Chicago and Fenwick High School for next year.
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Robert E. Lombardi
University of Chicago
B. George Badke II
Fenwick High School
Oak Park
Pat Kelly
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Rich Township High School Education Association
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Warren
Margaret Anderson
W. Jay Hoel
South
W. Mayo Johnson
Rich East
Hoel
Star's Spring Showing of Homes resumes Sunday
The Star announces the Spring Showing of Homes will resume on Sunday, featuring a large housing section designed to suit all readers' needs and preferences.
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Matteson Library Plans National Library Week Activities
Matteson Public Library features two art exhibits from South Suburban conference students, March 15 to April 23, and St Lawrence O Toole school papier mache clown heads. National Library Week runs April 1–7 with contests on jelly beans and bookmarks, culminating in a 2:30 p.m. Saturday party for cardholders with a puppet show and Disney cartoons. Registration is required by calling 748-4431.
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St. Lawrence O'Toole School
National Library Week
Lake Matteson Estates hearing on site plan debated parks
Matteson trustees weighed passive versus high intensity recreation for Lake Matteson Estates. Prairie Development Inc presented a 200 home plan along Route 30 with 16 acres of park including a 7.3 acre recreational lake and a $100,000 landscaping fund. Reichert proposed turning park ownership to a home owners association while stressing low key, passive recreation to attract buyers.
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Matteson Village
Reichert
Route 30
Central Avenue
Interstate 57
Michigan Central Railroad
Matteson
Notre Dame Park
Matteson Park
Matteson District 162 Finalizes Pupil Accommodation Plans
Board approves closing Oakwood and Richton Square schools at year end and reassigns 19 faculty to six remaining schools. Lunch period cuts, 30 minute day reduction, and staggered start times to save bus service. District names young authors contest winners Richard Jones Katie Warren Eric Alexander. Budget committee meets tonight at 8 30 in district office Matteson Illinois.
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Oakwood
Richton Square
Matteson
Board of Education
Jacob Schlenker
Schlenker
Allan Dornseff
Richard Jones
Indiana School
Katie Warren
Eric Alexander
Arcadia School
Eric
Illinois Streets
South Suburban Antique Guide Spotlight
In The Star the Classifieds highlight a South Suburban Antique Guide, part of a daily feature on body language in Especially for Women page 25. The note points readers to antiques resources for enthusiasts and collectors.
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Papa Pere
Aera Reed
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