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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1983

Page

3

Richton Park Joins Regional Police Training Network

Richton Park trustees authorize an intergovernmental agreement to join a multi county in service training program funded in part by the state. The village pays 480 dollars annually and full time officers gain access to 92 training courses covering management supervision investigation and patrol duties. Training can be conducted in member municipalities and participation continues alongside other local programs.

Richton Park DuPage Kendall Jim Klamman Klamman

Richton Park Flea Market Opens August 13 at Governors Plaza

The fourth annual open-air flea market and crafts fair, sponsored by Richton Park's recreation department, runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on August 13 at Governors Plaza near Sauk Trail and Governors Highway.

Village of Richton Park Governors Plaza Sauk Trail Governors Highway

Village board lays groundwork for Lake Michigan water project

Village board approves standards developing a water project with fees up to 95 000 for planning and design and 6 to 8 percent of construction costs for administration and inspection. Bids negotiation pending. Residents may reserve a 10 by 10 booth for 3 and non residents for 5 with registration. Phone 481 8950 for details.

Lake Michigan

Feline anecdotes span ages from Puss to famous cats

The oldest cat on record lived 36 years and one day. President Rutherford B. Hayes received the first Siamese cat in the United States. Civil War General Robert E. Lee asked his family to send a cat for company during wartime. Albert Schweitzer learned to write with his right hand to avoid disturbing his cat Sizi.

Puss Rutherford B. Hayes Robert E. Lee Albert Schweitzer Sizi

Will County detectives pursue murder tips in Homer Township

Will county investigators continue to follow 250 to 300 tips after the July 16 Homer township massacre that killed four and wounded two. Lt. Larry Sulligan notes some tips lead somewhere, others do not, as witnesses differ due to sedation and injuries. Survivors Laura Troutman and Denis Foley are hospitalized. Mayer and the two others died. Police reassess suspect details and vehicle descriptions while probing a possible third suspect, with state’s attorney Petka and chief deputy Kelly cautious about unverified leads.

Pete Reynolds Will County Homer Township Larry Sulligan Lockport Will County Auxiliary Laura Troutman Silver Cross Hospital Joliet Denis Foley Steven Mayer Joliet Hospital Lemont Richard Paulin Cathleen Norwood Foley Mayer George H. Keil Ms. Troutman Ted Kelly

Richton Park reviews liability terms in joint-use pact

Richton Park trustees discussed a revised joint-use agreement with Matteson School District 162 that would shift liability for negligence. They questioned IRMA insuring the district and village responsibility for district property used in village activities.

Richton Park Matteson A. Douglas Fenske George Lee Frank Amnerino Frank Farrell Amnerino Fenske

Red Cross blood drive in Matteson at Legion hall

An American Red Cross blood drive takes place Saturday and Sunday at the American Legion hall 3539 West 214th street Matteson. Hours run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday. Volunteer paramedics and registered nurses assist. refreshments by Matteson Civic Association. Donor cards available at the village hall. Call Dorothy Kaminski 748-4479 to donate.

American Red Cross American Legion Hall West 214Th Street Matteson Matteson Civic Association Dorothy Kaminski

Richton Park Cable Commission Meets At Village Hall

The Richton Park cable television commission will meet at 8 p.m. today at village hall. The meeting is open to the public and residents may call 481-8950 to confirm no cancellation due to lack of a quorum or an agenda, per deputy village clerk Karen Crotty.

Richton Park Karen Crotty

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