02 Dec 1993
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1993
Page
1
A special section highlights the New Illinois Theatre Center presentation inspired by old-time comics. The feature blends winter fashion notes with a look at mind body matters and a prime time weekend showcase.
Columnist Karen Caffarini analyzes the injury factor in toy safety for children, emphasizing caution and care in purchases. The piece urges parents to check warnings, materials, and age suitability to prevent harm. Page v-1.
Prep basketball season readies for its annual showcase with teams, coaches, and players primed for early games and rivalries. Local gyms anticipate packed crowds as schedules align and standout performers emerge.
Federal investigators with ATF treat Richton Lanes blaze as arson. State and local officials cite no suspects and pursue leads as the investigation remains open. Building owned by Will Swafford and Rosemary Wire suffered over 1 million dollars in damage after the October 31 fire.
With Sangmeister not seeking re election five Republicans and three Democrats have announced candidacies for the 11th Congressional District primary. GOP contenders include Jerry Kiney Sam Panayotovich Robert Herbolheimer Jim O Connell and Jerry Weller with Patricia rumored to seek the GOP nod.
Matteson School second graders prepare for third grade through a buddy program with Sauk School that fosters familiarity, improves communication, and expands language arts skills. Letters, greetings, and joint activities connect the students monthly, benefiting both age groups in District 162.
Calumet City Lt Andrew Trader urges awareness of surroundings and home lighting strategies such as automatic timers or leaving lights and a TV on when away to deter burglars. Chicago Heights Police Chief Charles Nardoni and local officials emphasize staying in well traveled areas, locking doors, not driving solo, and checking cars before entry to prevent robberies and other crimes during the holiday rush. 911 should be dialed for help when needed.
Friends and family of Florence Sherice Howell recall the Rich South High School basketball standout as they plan memorials. National Lewis University will host a memory service for Howell who died at 18 from a gunshot wound Oct. 11 in Chicago. The Rich South team retired her number 20 and wore black armbands as the season began.
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