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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1994
Page
1
Sticks and stones Sexual harassment at school
A Dimensions column notes that harassment at school harms students' spirits, not just bodies, highlighting the emotional impact and call for awareness.
Retired Judge Dietch cites rising prison costs and root causes
The article quotes AES retired Judge Henry X Dietch critiquing the growing prison population and costs while arguing social ills behind crime remain unaddressed. It also mentions related features on cellular phones shopping, business, and education opinions in other columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry X Dietch
Our Numbers Classified Circulation Contacts
A brief classified notice lists contact numbers 755-6161 755-3344 and 755-3993 for circulation and advertising inquiries in the newspaper.
Richton Park weighs tornado siren for safety
Richton Park officials debated a 35 thousand dollar tornado siren at a budget work session for the 1994-95 year. The village would add a 360 degree rotating siren to warn residents of severe weather, seen as essential after a near miss in a park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richton Park
Timothy Hammond
David Niemeyer
Niemeyer
Rich
William Pugh
Matteson sees three shootings in one week amid gang violence
Two men were charged in separate Matteson shootings over seven days, while a third man faces charges in an April 1 incident. Dorian M. Lawrence was shot in the buttock on Allemony Drive, linked to gang activity. Kenyatta Banks and Cordell Wise face aggravated battery and discharge charges, with Wise involved in a Willow Road shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allemony Drive
Lawrence
Kenyatta Banks
Chayes Park
Homewood
Banks
Olympia Fields Osteopathic Medical Center
Kenneth O’keefe
Tommy McCraven Jr
Briarwood Court
Matteson
Phillips
McCraven
Wise
Willow Road
Department of Public Works
Sister uncovers new clues in Sotiros murder case
Brenda Sotiros and private investigator Andy Zehme say two witnesses link two men to the 1991 slaying of Joe Sotiros, 53, founder of Hegewisch Discount Records. Will County Sheriff Thomas Fitzgerald says authorities will review the claims as they probe the unsolved case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sotiros
Brenda Sotiros
Chicago
Will County
Thomas Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Park Forest
Sotiros
Hegewisch Discount Records
Calumet City
Richton Park
Merrilville
Ind
Zehme
Sig Hjemvick
Will County Sheriff's Police Department
Hjemvick
Matteson Considers Residency Rule for New Employees
The Matteson Village Board gave preliminary approval to an ordinance requiring some new full time workers to live in the village within one year of enactment. The plan targets police and fire department officers and supervisors, plus community relations staff and certain maintenance workers. The measure could take effect April 28 with applicability to hires after approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matteson
Matteson Village Board
Public Safety Committee
Mike Halpin
Bar
Daniel Dubruiel
Fire Departments
Dubruiel
Mark Stricker
Mangialardi accused by witness in corruption trial
A former Chicago Heights officer testified that Deputy Police Chief Sam Mangialardi knew of illegal actions and guided an arrest by planting drugs. Testimony shows Mangialardi paid 25,650 in cash for 500 gold coins on Oct 28 1987. The witness, Allen T Vehrs, a friend, faces bribery extortion money laundering and witness tampering charges in a 16 count indictment. His former girlfriend also said Mangialardi paid off a 3700 lien on her 1984 Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Heights
Sam Mangialardi
Mangialardi
Allen T. Vehrs
Vehrs
U.S
Wayne R. Andersen
Residents raise concerns over sudden violence in Matteson
Matteson residents voiced worry after multiple shooting incidents. On Willow Road near Allemong Park at least six shots were fired in the air. Dorian M. Lawrence, 21, was struck in the buttock during a drive-by. Earlier, shots hit a home on Central Avenue while a woman and children were inside. The village board discussed honoring four police personnel and a local official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matteson
Willow Road
Allemong Park
Dorian M. Lawrence
Allemong Drive
Central Avenue
Mark Stricker
Sgt
Larry Miller
Burnson
Protehauer
Robert Ellis
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By Chris Fry
Woodgate Subdivision
Emanuel Imokhuede
Imokhuede
Central Ave
Sister
By Phil Rockrohl
William Ronald
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