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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1993
Page
6
The item lists Franklin Shuftan as managing editor and Joanne Zerkel as features editor detailing recent staff appointments and bylines at the publication.
Editorial notes looming effects of the 1992 Cable Act as networks and cable firms jockey over must carry and retransmission rights. It highlights bargaining leverage, potential price shifts for tiers and premiums, and the likely outcome of negoti— ments easing into broader agreements with some programs disappearing or changing.
Taxpayers urged to examine levy totals rather than tax rates as Cook County units prepare 1993 94 budgets. Public hearings required if levy rises over 5 percent, with filings due by late December and budgets 30 days after approval. Only about 100 of 700 taxing agencies have submitted levies so far, leaving substantial work ahead.
Judge Henry X. Dietch warns that a wave of living trust promotions mirrors tulip mania and may mislead consumers. He urges consulting reputable estate planners and avoiding rushed decisions, noting living trusts can be useful but are not a cure-all and may erode assets, tax planning, and probate aims if misused.
A reader rebutts a judge's Panici sentence, praises local services, and highlights positive police interactions with a child. The letter commends Chief Diedrich, Sgt. Bianco, and Officer Hoecker for memorable rides and friendly waves, urging respect and appreciation for law enforcement. A second letter criticizes School District 2010's at large district shift, accusing officials of diluting minority power and breaking the law, with Jemal Powell of University Park voicing frustration.
Community letter urges Park Forest village and School District 163 to protect Services Exchange located at Lakewood School as they plan to demolish the site for new houses. The writer emphasizes the needs of developmentally disabled and mentally ill residents and asks safeguards before any action.
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