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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1993
Page
7
Twenty one south suburban communities will share in an $8.2 million set ttement with Chicago to be paid as credits for water used over three years. The deal ends a 12 year dispute over water rates from 1973 to 1980, with suburbs arguing costs were lower than Chicago's and protested uniform pricing.
The Flossmoor Baseball Board endorses Sue Bertram for Homewood Flossmoor Park District Board of Commissioners. It cites her years of volunteer service as a parent coach and board secretary, public administration background, extensive community involvement, and current role as a Park Pride captain. The group urges residents to vote for her for high quality leisure and recreational programs.
Letters from Pat Power and another resident praise Dutch Tindall and Nancy Dominik as village trustee candidates. They credit Tindall with aiding their business at the old post office site Aunt Nancy’s Childcare and commend Dominik for leadership, integrity, and community involvement ahead of the April 20 election.
Larry Honkoski, an eighth grade student at Central Junior High Steger, appeals to readers to support preserving local schools. He notes past strong performances by Central Junior High teams and scholars and warns that closing schools could bring crime, dilapidation, and a decline in community quality.
Residents of Thornwood House dispute claims in the flier Time for a change. They note daily bus service from Eastern Will County Senior Services and Pace Bus trips to local centers. In house activities include meals, entertainment, and programs, proving they are not bored and remain active seniors. They urge correcting facts and question the targeting of convicted felons and their followers.
In a letter to the editor Crete Township supporters present Lee Albrecht as a candidate committed to planned change and controlled growth. They highlight his actions against a $235 housing project, a bus barn, a second high school and a Sun Valley purchase, plus involvement with CAPE and local preservation efforts. They urge residents to vote April 20.
Vernon Young of Village presidency in University Park criticizes pre election rhetoric in Crete University Park Star. Michael Einhorn answers Michael Brown letter about candidate Palmer claims. Context shows concern over negative campaigning and last minute media manipulation.
The Citizens for Change Party faces criticism for fearmongering about crime to sway an election. A Homewood police chief report says a letter from candidate Mark Azzini is misinforming residents, while public forums on crime are organized. Critics say the party acts irresponsibly for personal gain and lacks villagers’ best interests.
Voter commentary questions Bob Grossi and Bloom Township Republican Party ties amid allegations of past deals. Critics reference a 6 000 dump deal with Albert Tocco and a 1 8 million sale to Panici, plus land grabs and undisclosed owners. Neighbors debate anonymity versus advocacy as signs appear.
Henry Leader Sr. urges Homewood voters to oust village leaders over planned construction of 83 new homes at Governors Park and Downey Manor. He questions cost guarantees and accountability for repairs of surrounding properties, citing past issues on 183rd Street.
Support letter endorses Bruce Thibault for park district commissioner. Highlights integrity and honesty, pledges care for all residents from juniors to seniors, and cites the district’s budget of roughly 8 to 9 million dollars under district management. Endorsed by Dick Lundin of Cherry Hill Country Club.
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