Candidates Seek Cook County and Suburban Races for 1990
Filing opens for Cook County Circuit Court seats and county offices to fill vacancies and a new judgeship. Democrats and Republicans name candidates across Chicago and suburban towns for president of the County Board, state's attorney, assessor, clerk, sheriff, treasurer, schools superintendent, Board of Tax Appeals, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District, and suburban commissioners. Countywide filing heats up as parties nominate incumbents and challengers from Evanston Oak Forest Park Forest and beyond for 1990 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Quinlan
John Stamos
John L. Sullivan
William S. White
James M. Bailey
Westchester
John P. Tully
Chicago
Michael S. Reich
Thomas R. Rakowski
Skokie
James Edward Fitzgerald
Edward J. Egan
Indian Head Park
Michael A. Coccia
David Cerda
Cook County
Arthur Cieslik
Richard Fitzgerald
Jacques F. Heilingpetter
Frank R. Petrone
Richard L. Samuels
Adam M. Stille
James Devries
Crestwood
John M. King
Tinley Park
Stanley Kusper Jr
Ted Lechowicz
Richard Phelan
Winnetka
Aldo DeAngelis
Olympia Fields
Cecil Partee
Ray Smith
Raul Villalobos
Patrick J. O'Connor
Thomas Hynes
Calvin Luther
Joanne Alter
Michael F. Sheehan
Edward Rosewell
Richard Martwick
Board of Tax Appeals
Joseph Berrios
Wil
Son Frost
Edward Schumann
Luther
Schumann
LaGrange
Thomas Fuller
Evanston
James Kirne
Elmwood Park
Louis Viverito
Burbank
Joseph J. McCarthy
Frank Edward Gardner
Kathleen Therese Meany
Thomas M. O'Donnell
Park Forest
Sheila H. Shultz
Wheeling
Lawrence G. Zdarsky
Berwyn
Pat Peter Capuzzi
Midlothian
Edward C. Reinfranck
Ervin Kozicki
Hickory Hills
Patricia Kane McLaughlin
Palos Park
Carl Hansen
Mount Prospect
Richard Siebel
Northbrook
Alan Carr
Cicero
Harold Tyrrell
Mary McDonald
Evanson
William L. Russ
DeAngelis
Herbert Schumann Jr
Palos Hills
District 159 weighs tax shifts amid Tinley Park theater plan
District 159 officials discuss financing as an outdoor Tinley Park music theater and Matteson hotels enter tax rolls. They consider a tax rate increase and referendums to fund employee benefits and added special education taxes while defending a $500,000 abatement for theater developers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinley Park
Matteson
Loughlin
Patrick Toomey
State Board of Education Finance Office
Tesmond
Lincoln Mall
Edward Zabrocki
Rush-Presbyterian St. Luke
Village tackles open trailer nuisance near landfill
Police Chief Jim Klaman says Sexton officials have been urged to secure an unused trailer that has been left open and vandalized. Trustees warn of possible danger while monitoring actions. fence repairs and disposal site rules are noted. Meetings on December 27 and January 3 adjust for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Klaman
Sexton
Amerino
Klaman
Sexton Company
Park Forest OKs Aqua Center upgrades and $752,814 budget
Trustees approve capital improvements for the Aqua Center including two new pools and a water slide at a total of 752,814. Maintenance and construction costs are itemized. a $5 user fee increase is tabled, with debate over equity and impact on residents and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurens Grant Park Forest
Park Forest
Viola Baecher
E. Patrick Duffy
F. Patrick Kelly
Archie Long
John Ostenburg
Jerry Mathews
Ron McLeod
McLeod
Duffy
Aqua Center
Metra Eyes Purchase Near Kedzie Avenue Station
Metra continues plans to acquire land along Kedzie Avenue with limited access via Olympia Fields Country Club for residents in nearby subdivisions. Halpin says the agency will buy only if the owner agrees to selling at assessed price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kedzie Avenue
Olympia Fields Country Club
Metra
Halpin
Residents oppose widening Western Avenue plan
More than 30 Olympia Fields residents affected by a proposed Western Avenue widening to four lanes told the Plan Commission they oppose the project. Critics warn it would create a bottleneck at Vollmer and Lincoln Highway, destroy community ambiance, and raise noise and pollution while not solving traffic. Park Forest officials favor the widening and note state support. others cite limited impact and prefer traffic controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Leheny
Olympia Fields
Western Avenue
Village Plan Commission
Western
Anita Healey
Healey
Vollmer
Plan Commission
Vollmer Road
Lincoln Highway
Park Forest
Illinois Department of Transportation
Park Forest Village
Jerry Mathews
Mary Ellen Harris
Harris
Jim Brown
Bloom Township
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John Maloni
Chicago Heights
Bremen Township
Norman Corsi
Chester Stranczek
John Horn
Oak Forest
James Jesk Sr
Rich Township
George Townsend
John DeLaurentis
Homewood
Kevin Conlon
Flossmoor
Thornton Township
Frank Giglio
Calumet City
Sion
Baecher
John Joyce
Recreation and Parks
Auga Center
Bonnie’s Boutique
Baryshnikov
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Cherry Creek
Brown
Lee W. Smith
Rolf Campbell & Associates
Smith
Bruce Werth
First National Bank
210Th Street
Werth
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Milun
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Lanvin
Mary McFadden
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