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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1994
Page
4
In Matteson residents discuss housing segregation and the impact of shifting demographics. Experts warn of market consequences as black populations rise, while locals stress vigilance and ongoing effort. Community members debate harmony and change amid evolving race dynamics.
Mitch Martin reports Oak Park’s open housing model offers Matteson guidance on maintaining racial diversity amid resegregation pressure. Oak Park officials urge implementing programs, regular review, and active community storytelling to sustain progress.
Reynolds denounces press scrutiny as sensationalist and claims reporters seek negative stories. He says federal protection follows death threats and criticizes racism in the investigation while defending his pristine past and urging South Suburban residents to show support.
Scenic 10 fundraiser supports ill children and families and invites runners to a Chili's Food Fest with fajitas hamburgers ribs and more. Runners get a free T shirt beer and soft drinks while spectators pay a nominal fee for Starlight Foundation proceeds. An entertainment lineup features Howie and Jennie Silver Alain Hicks Bartlett and others plus a 9:30 a.m. awards program at the Centre. Packet pick up 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. in the shopping center lot. Phone 748-2005 for details.
The district financial officer notes a more restrictive medical provider network and younger dependent eligibility, creating about 72000 dollars in new money yearly. The contract also raises extra schedule pay for staff assignments in coaching and sponsorships to align with other south suburban high schools. Agreements on safety supervision curriculum school improvement and professional growth committees were reached.
Chicago Heights Plan Commission votes 6 2 to deny a petition by Illinois Wood Energy to annex a wood burning power plant at State Street and Lincoln Highway The plan drew concern from about 30 residents over safety and environmental impact highlighting nearby incinerators in Robbins Ford Heights and Harvey The issue now goes to the City Council with potential Zoning Board of Appeals review if the council does not follow the commission stance
Roosevelt Bell a 23 year old Chicago Heights man was found guilty of murder for shaking his five month old son Bryan during a New Year football game. He faces up to 60 years and is to be sentenced October 13. Evidence included medical experts linking death to shaken baby syndrome.
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