Hansen home evidence OK for trial in 1955 triple slayings
Cook County Judge Michael Toomin ruled prosecutors may use evidence seized from Kenneth Hansen's home in the 1955 slayings of three boys. The defense argued illegal entry and sought to exclude two address books and photographs. The case includes testimony plans about a mob connection and a key witness, William Wemette, with federal agency checks under consideration.
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Country Club Hills
Cook County
Kenneth Hansen
Chicago
Hansen
Michael P. Toomin
Toomin
Patrick Quinn
Arthur O'Donnell
Jed Stone
Quinn
Odonnell
Stone
William Wennette
Cicero Ave
Anton
John Schuessler
Wemette
O'Donnell
Parks chief Dunne facing unclear departure at Chicago Heights Park District
Officials dispute whether Dave Dunne, superintendent of parks and recreation for six years, resigned or was fired. DeSimone says no firing, while two park commissioners claim he was terminated. Athletic Director Michael DeButch acts as interim and may seek the job.
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Chicago Heights Park
Parks and Recreation
Dave Dunne
Dunne
Ptca Seerd Veedtent Des DeSimone
DeSimone
Jobigh
Park District
Wally Piet
David Maine
Piet
Maine
Maine S
Lisa Aprati
Shrd
County hospital project chosen to manage build by Turner US Equities
The Cook County Board selects Turner US Equities to oversee a $550 million, 464 bed county hospital project with potential incentives up to $1 million. Groundbreaking aimed for early 1997 on the West Side site, replacing the old 1912 facility. Turner US Equities will hire two architects for design and demolition. Dr. Robert Simon apologized for remarks about the homeless and addicts made to a Chicago Reader, claiming miscontext. Hospital Director Ruth Rothstein supported his service to the poor despite the controversy.
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Cook
Chicago Rterasr
Goanstasia
Turner-Us
Equities Partnership
Equities
U.S
Chicago
Harold Washington
Cook County Hospital
Union Station
West Side
Turner-U.s. Equities
Robert Simon
County Hospital
Simon
Ruth Rothstein
Rothstein
Hearing for trio in shootings rescheduled
In Chicago Heights a court hearing for Tyjuan Turner 17 Albert Adams 18 and Edward Willingham 22 was rescheduled to later this month amid heavy security. They face first degree murder charges in the fatal shooting of Shiquita Fleming 16 and wounding another person during a gang related incident. All three are held on 1 million bond in Cook County jail and are to appear before Associate Judge Reginald Baker in Markham.
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Chicago Heights
Turner
Albert Adams
W. 16Th PL
Edward Willingham
Ashland Ave
Shiquita Fleming
Cook County
Fleming
West Hickory Street
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Glenwood Towne Center
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