Country style County fair attractions for 1993
Country style county fair offerings in 1993 expand beyond horses with new events and displays showcased by Prime Time. Local exhibitors present a mix of crafts, food, and entertainment aimed at drawing diverse crowds.
Ford’s 90th Anniversary Signals Regional Economic Role
Ford marks its 90th anniversary as a lasting force in the south metropolitan area's economy. The milestone underscores the company’s continuing influence, jobs, and investment within the region’s industrial landscape.
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Ford
South Metropolitan
Shooting the Bull A participant's view of the summer 3on3 tournament
A participant provides a firsthand perspective on the summer major 3-on-3 basketball tournament, outlining rivalries, standout performances, and the event’s pace, energy, and strategic play. The piece blends personal experience with observations of teams, courtside atmospheres, and key moments.
Women Together event highlights local giving spirit
A feature on the annual Women Together event celebrates a communal willingness to give in the area. Zerkel column appears on Page H-1, noting community involvement and generosity.
Dimensions: Church shelter offers homeless chance to rebuild
A church shelter provides another opportunity for the homeless to piece their lives back together. Contact numbers include main 755-6161, circulation 755-3344, and classified 755-3993.
District 227 reshuffles high school attendance zones
Rich Township High School District 227 adopted a plan to redraw five neighborhood boundaries for the 1994 95 year, affecting incoming freshmen only. Students may graduate at current schools and a long range option studies a freshman building plus two sophmore junior senior high schools to balance race.
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Mary Paleologo
Rich Township
Park Forest East
Lincolnwood
Chicago Heights
Beacon Hill
Forest Heights
Rich Central
Rich East
Richton Park weighs curbs on sex oriented businesses
Richton Park officials consider an ordinance to regulate sexually oriented establishments amid fears such venues could move from nearby Calumet City. The plan mirrors Park Forest rules, proposing 1000 dollar annual licenses, fingerprints, and restricted hours from 1 to 9 a.m. plus no alcohol sales.
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Richton Park
Rudolph Banovich
Banovich
Park Forest
Reynolds cancels town hall on budget talks stir
U S Rep Mel Reynolds did not attend a Monday night meeting at Country Club Hills City Hall due to last minute budget negotiations in Washington. About 50 seniors and residents spoke via a two way line about the 496 billion budget compromise, Social Security and Medicare concerns, and Reynolds urged keeping focus on deficit reduction.
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U.S
Mel Reynolds
Chicago
Country Club Hills City Hall
Washington, D.C
House
Senate
Reynolds
Margaret Harden
Harder
Rich Township
American Association of Retired Persons
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Bill Dillon
Dillon
Homewood
Glenwood
Bloom Township
Robert Albright
Department of Justice
Dwight Welch
Dwight
Matteson firefighters agree to pact with pay hike
Matteson firefighters have approved a labor pact granting a pay raise after negotiations led by union leaders and town officials. The agreement outlines incremental raises and changes to shift scheduling to balance staffing needs.
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Matteson
Matteson firefighter paramedics win new two year pact
Two months after contract expiry Matteson firefighter paramedics win a two year agreement retroactive to May 1993 with a 3.3 percent wage raise this year and 4 percent from May 1994, matching non contract staff gains. Rita Miotti and Fire Chief Robert Wilcox led negotiations with union officials Kummelehne Gericke Dermody. Village Board ratified the deal.
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Matteson
Rita Miotti
Robert Wilcox
Kathy Pilachowski
Jim Dermody
Workers Gain Equal Premiums and Benefits for All Staff
Miotti states that aside from a raise, all workers will pay equal insurance premiums and receive equal benefits as non contract employees. Firefighter paramedics previously paid set amounts higher than others, now aligned. The new policy also bans drugs and alcohol, with a definition of illegal drugs and enforcement details.
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Miotti
Assessor Blames taxing bodies for higher bill
The Cook County Assessor's Office blames municipalities school districts and park districts for swelling property tax bills as second installments arrive. Officials say the 1993 reassessment affects next year’s tax bill, not the current one, with South Suburbs using old assessments. Thornton Worth and Lyons await reassessment notices after Sept. 1.
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Cook County Assessor’s
Dick Vanecke
Park District
Vanecko
Thornton
Worth
Lyons
Vanecke
Cook County
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