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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1994

Page

4

Sangmeister recalls political lineage and Joliet Arsenal bid

Former Illinois official Lang Sangmeister reflects on his father George C. Sangmeister's Frankfort tenure, deep Will County roots, and his own bid for Congress. He notes bipartisan support, LaRouche-era setbacks, and the Joliet Arsenal package stalled by Sen John Glenn before a smooth handoff to Rep-elect Jerry Weller.

Bill Clinton Sangmeister Joliet Ottawa Calumet City Capitol Hill 11Th Congressional District Washington George C. Sangmeister Frankfort Glenn Warning Will Will County Illinois House Springfield Aurelia Pucinski LaRouche LaRouchies Stevenson James R. Thompson Langmeister Capitol State Tom Dunn D-Joliet Senate Congress U.S George O Brien O’brien New Lenox Jack Davis Tative GOP Davis U.S. House Jack Robert Tezak Statehouse Joliet Arsenal House National Park and Veterans Cemetery John Glenn D-Ohio Jerry Weller R-Morris Arsenal Joliet Army Ammunition Plant Glenn

Use It Lose It zero tolerance law targets underage drinking

The Use It Lose It act signed by Governor Edgar tightens penalties for underage drinking. It aims to curb teen alcohol use by suspending licenses for under 21 drivers with any alcohol and for refusals to breath test, with escalating penalties for repeat offenses. The measure, backed by Secretary of State staff and lawmakers, mirrors trends in several states to reduce fatal crashes among youths.

America Edgar Hoffschmidt Illinois Hoffschmit Paul Froehlich Secretary of State’s Office DUI Advisory Council Secretary of State Froehlich Secretary of George Ryan Sen William Mahar R-orland Park House John Sheehy D-Tinley Park Wisconsin Arizona Minnesota North Carolina Oregon Utah District of Columbia New Jersey Maryland Federal Highway Traffic Safety Administration

Race to curb resegregation tops Matteson focus

Trustee Graham urges local officials to prevent resegregation and preserve racial diversity in Matteson. The Quality of Life Task Force advances efforts as residents including B D Tindle Orpheus C Jackson Kevin Warmack Clifford Blake Denise Clemons Renee Freudenheim Keith Osborne and Hubert Evans prepare to file January petitions for eight available local seats.

Graham B.D. “Dutch” Tindle Orpheus C. Jackson Kevin Warmack Clifford Blake Denise Clemons Renee

Town to host public planning sessions with growth in mind

Niemeyer says sessions January 7 and 21 will shape a long term strategic plan for future budgets. Village hires John Joyce from Park Forest Parks and Recreation as facilitator to bring outside perspective and experience to the process.

Niemeyer

Community groups rally for Project Share food drive

Mary Kulak, Project Share coordinator, says this year about 2 500 families were fed and nearly 25 000 dollars were collected. She credits generous donations from readers Star employees and area businesses, plus Walt's Food Stores discount rate, with stretching every dollar. Eight agencies across Harvey Ford Heights Robbins Chicago Heights Markham help distribute.

Hope Community Center Markham Jones Memorial Community Services Chicago Heights Oak Forest Respond Now Salvation Army Community Economic Development Agency Harvey Ford Heights Robbins Mary Kulak Kulak Star Rosinski Walt’s

Centre mall owners push for faster redevelopment under Back

Centre tenants express mixed views as Parkside Land Company owner Back faces tax protests and a village lawsuit over the original development agreement. Since his takeover a year ago, six new businesses have leased space and 11 new office tenants moved in, while about 13 have left. Local merchants urge quicker occupancy and stronger action, hoping real change will bring more traffic and prosperity.

Back Park Forest Village Parkside Land Company Centre Bob Hubsch Metropolitan Eyecare Center Glenn Carl Baron’s Red Hats Carl Wayne Hollis Sweet Treats Hollis Chauncey A. Jimerson Jimerson Lynn Ammann

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