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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1994
Page
1
Builders show strong confidence as housing sales activity starts with the Spring Showing of Homes. Optimism centers on demand and market rebound, with contractors projecting steady buyer turnout and continued price stability amid a recovering market.
Dimensions columnist Tom Houlihan reveals a hidden facet beyond his normal bureau persona. Business writer Bill Spellering outlines unconventional approaches to the IRS filing countdown and tax season.
A fragment notes an innocent chat that leads to a revelation about quirks and behavior. It mentions contact numbers 755-6161 755-3344 and 755-3993 for circulation and classifieds. The snippet implies local paper vibe and informal curiosity about daily life.
About 150 Teamsters picketed Roadway Services in Sauk Village blocking Lincoln Highway. Four people were arrested for disorderly conduct and for throwing nails as tensions rose. Police said there were no major incidents and that trucks resumed entry under negotiated terms.
The South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association may sue to slow Section 8 certificate holders moving into the south suburbs. A Thursday meeting will decide whether to pursue legal action, with Mayor Dwight Welch noting attorneys are involved. The issue follows a report by the South Suburban Housing Center noting the program is 91 percent African American and that Cook County will issue 500 new vouchers.
Bernard Lulkowski, 52, of Richton Park, awaits a pancreas kidney transplant to treat diabetes related kidney failure nerve damage and vision loss. He has survived diabetes 40 years and fears losing more sight or being blinded without surgery. If successful he could reduce insulin use though may require many pills to prevent rejection.
Aunt Martha's Youth Center seeks to convert its 224 Blackhawk Drive facility into an eight-bed group home for abused and neglected teenage boys in Park Forest. The Plan Commission will hold a public hearing April 19 at Village Hall to decide zoning and permit issues before remodeling by August.
Testimony in a federal racketeering case alleges Deputy Chief Sam Mangialardi ordered officers to pull over FBI and IRS agents in 1987 and 1988 to disrupt investigations while he and Otis Moore Jr. faced government scrutiny. Jury hearers heard motives cited as protecting residents when outsiders arrived unannounced.
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