21 Aug 1983
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1983
Page
1
Experts explain why people harm themselves in today’s Dimensions feature. Marybeth Beechen’s story appears on Page 17, highlighting the motivations and risks involved in self-destructive behavior.
Park Forest’s Dave Rudolf joins Tom Graf Danny Mack and Bob Savage as they discuss composer concerns in the Inside magazine cover story. The piece highlights their collaborative process and industry challenges.
Bloom Trail high school's athletic program, in seven years, overcomes major obstacles to establish itself as a formidable force. Mark Smith profiles the story on page 13.
Park Forest public health department extends home health care on October 1 to Richton Park seniors. The program, run by Lois Coxworth, includes skilled nursing and therapies, funded by Medicare reimbursement, with staffing and numbers to be finalized.
Prairie State College trustees voted unanimously to drop a plan offering tuition reimbursement for board members. Key supporters Alma Martin and Michael Monteleone opposed not-for-credit eligibility, while other trustees favored auditing courses. The board also reviewed the State of the College report highlighting 1982-83 events and approved 1983-84 administrator salaries.
The Matteson village community relations commission will interview Creekside sellers to determine if real estate agents steer minorities. Residents report repeated showings to black buyers and white buyers, raising fears of integration loss and reduced values amid ongoing complaints and prior legal action in the south suburbs.
Chicago Heights mob boss Albert Caesar Tocco and 11 others were indicted in a two and a half year federal gambling probe. The case targets illegal sports and horse betting across Chicago Heights Joliet and Lockport with charges including conspiracy to operate illegal gambling and tax offenses. Also charged were Alfred L. Troiani and Sam A. Maciareillo, described as day to day overseer and clerk.
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