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Newspaper

Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1994

Page

13

Incinerator plans spark editor letters in South Suburbs

Readers oppose Ford Heights tire burner and Robbins plant amid East Chicago fire fears. Editorial cites environmental racism and subsidies backing incinerators, urging residents to resist as developers tout jobs while officials debate repeal of favored rate law.

The Star Ford Heights Robbins Chicago Heights Harvey South Holland Chicago East Chicago Commonwealth Edison Illinois State Senate Benjamin Chavis NAACP

A Son’s View of Mangialardi in Chicago Heights

A son writes to defend Sam A. Mangialardi, describing a close relationship with his father the deputy chief of police, and urging readers to see the loving father and veteran beyond corruption charges and media portrayals. He recounts daily calls, visits through a glass, and missed birthdays due to ongoing legal outcomes.

Sam A. Mangialardi Sam Mangialardi Chicago Heights Sam Jr

FAA backtracks on Peotone site amid regional consensus clash

Federal officials appear to soften earlier FAA remarks by David Hinson that Peotone could win support without regional agreement. Chicago area needs a third regional airport for 20 year traffic growth, but FAA insists regional consensus among Indiana and Illinois governors and Chicago mayor is required before federal funds release.

Federal Aviation Administration David Hinson FAA Peotone Hinson Chicago Illinois Sandra Allen U.S. Department of Transportation Indiana

Osantowski Installed New Chicago Heights Police Chief

Karla Osantowski was sworn in as Chicago Heights police chief on Monday and named Sgt. Dwight Lockwood as deputy chief. Osantowski interviewed all brass and chose Lockwood as the best candidate to guide a new direction, with Lockwood agreeing to cooperate.

Chicago Heights Karla Osantowski Dwight Lockwood Osantowski Lockwood

Sauk Village Considering Home Sale Ban On Guns

Mayor Mark Collins proposes amending the home occupancy ordinance to forbid selling firearms and ammunition from residences. A public hearing is set for Aug. 22 at 7 30 p.m. Thirteen residents hold weapon licenses and list home addresses as their business sites.

Board of Trustees Sauk Village Mark Collins

Crime on their minds in Frankfort Square

Homeowners Association officials weigh a sheriff's department presentation on security after a rash of burglaries and incidents. Deputy Chief Sig Hjemvick and Lt. Charles Malinowski urged residents to unite with police, noting most juveniles involved are not gang members.

Frankfort Square Homeowners Association Sheriff’s Department Will County Sheriff’s Sig Hjemvick Charles P. Malinowski

Brementowne Mall arcade plan stalled by cruising teens

Brementowne Mall officials hesitate on Marc Kahan's 1Fun arcade proposal at a Planning Committee meeting. Trustees cite widespread teen cruising and security gaps outside the mall as the core issue, with Trustee David Seaman warning current measures fail to calm problems and fearing added fuel if approved.

Marc Kahan Brementowne Tinley Park Kahan David Seaman

Police study mosh pits at World Music Theatre Tinley Park

Police chief James Wade questions if mosh pits foster violence and will send Sgt. Thomas Boling to a November conference to discuss pit safety and legality.

Tinley Park James Wade Wade Thomas Boling

Reynolds sees Rwanda horrors as he backs relief effort

U S Representative Mel Reynolds visited Rwanda and witnessed mass graves and mass refugee camps. He plans Operation Save the Children of Rwanda and met with President Clinton to discuss relief effectiveness. City officials in Country Club Hills weigh alarm regulation to curb false police calls. Flossmoor considers homeless shelter security guard debate with PADS advisory findings.

U.S Mel Reynolds Rwanda Reynolds Chicago Area Bill Clinton Country Club Hills City Flossmoor Roger Molski Robert Zitter PADS Zitter

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