Tragic airport plan risks closing close knit communities
Kelly Christian Schueman of Monee laments the potential loss of Monee Beecher Peotone and Crete communities if a new Peotone airport is built. She describes stable neighbors, shared support, and three jobs amid demolition fears, urging readers to value local ties and avoid violence born of isolation.
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Peotone
Monee
Beecher
Crete
Michael Jackson
Monce
Missing photo folder at Richton Park Eagle Market
Marvin Balousek of Matteson seeks return of a file folder found at the Richton Park Eagle Country Market north entrance around 10 a.m. on Jan 5. It contains two black and white photos two list copies and five photocopies. Contact the Eagle store service desk or call Balousek per local directory.
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Richton Park
Eagle Country Market
Eagle
Marvin Balousek Matt
Unselfish act honors Rodney Jefferson's aid to dying husband
On August 10, 1994, Rodney Jefferson helped Terry Rinkenberger, paralyzed en route to a Chicago Heights mechanic, by driving him to St James Hospital and waiting with his wife and children. Jefferson's care extended the family's time together and earned heartfelt thanks.
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Terry Rinkenberger
Chicago Heights
Terry
Halsted
Rodney Jefferson
St. James Hospital
Mr. Jefferson
Park Forest sees growth and rising home values in ’94
In a letter to the editor, Village Manager Janet Muchnik reports building permits rose from 582 to 736 in 1994, a 26.5 percent gain over 1993, with a 31 percent jump in average home sale price since 1989. Vacant houses hit an all time low as parks and lawns frame the community.
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Park
Park Forest
Edgar Pearn
Unitarian Universalist Community Church
Mahar predicts Peotone airport will fly despite opposition
State Senator William Mahar, a Orland Park Republican, says the Peotone airport plan will proceed. He argues airlines seek better access to O'Hare and that air traffic will need to go somewhere, not to Midway, even with Midway expansion. He urges continued pro-Peotone efforts.
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Peotone
William Mahar
Orland Park
Midway
Mahar
Springtown
Chicago political scene buzzes at Hoffman bash
A bustling Hoffman gathering drew a bipartisan crowd including Bob Kustra Loleta Didrickson Roland Burris Jesse White Jerry Weller Patrick O Malley Emil Jones Maureen Murphy Anne Zickus Jeff Schoenberg Paul Green Frank Giglio Sharon Green Robbie Peterson Pat Barr Sol Rocke Robert Healey Chris Martin Karla Osantowski Norm Corsi and more. Secretary of State George Ryan to be honored by the American Liver Foundation in April for organ donation work. Prof Paul previews revised edition of The Mayors The Chicago Political Tradition. Jerry Weller calls Newt Gingrich a good listener. Will County SA Jim Glasgow hires Charles Connor to tidy the office. Schoenberg and Shuftan discover they grew up on the same street and shared Abner Mikva campaign introductions. Rachel Mikva and Jacob Mikva linked as constituents and former campaign ballmates.
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Loleta Didrickson
Roland
Burris
Cook County
Jesse White
U.S
Jerry the Weller
GOP
Palos
Patrick O’malley
Senate
Emil Jones
Maureen Murphy
Anne Zickus
Jeff Schoenberg
Governors State University
Paul Green
Frank Giglio
George Ryan
Illinois
American Liver Foundation
Paul
Chicago
U.S. House
Newt Gingrich
Will County
Jim Glasgow
Charles Connor
Jolief
Schoenberg
Dwilmette
Star
Franklin Shuftan
Luella Avenue
Abner Mikva
White House
Mikva
Rachel
North Shore
Jacob
Abner
Shuftan
Kustra Considered Senate Run and Implications for Illinois
Report notes Kustra may run for the U S Senate in spring. Rumors say George Ryan could seek the governor’s mansion in 1998. If both Edgar and Kustra are unavailable, Illinois Constitution lines up James Ryan then See Ryan as acting governor.
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Kustra
Senate
George Ryan
Jim Edgar
Edgar
Washington
Gop Prez
Lite
Guv Kustra
Illinois
James Ryan
Ryan
Illinois doctors lobby tort reform during newsroom tour
Dr Alan Roman and other Illinois physicians press for a $500 cap on pain and suffering in proposed tort reform. He criticizes current awards as lottery-like while supporting full compensation for economic losses. The push is highlighted during editorial board interviews and accompanying radio ads.
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Alan Roman
Ilinois Medical Society
Roman
Illinois
Lipinski criticizes Clinton peso bailout plan blast
U S Representative William Lipinski of Chicago denounces the Clinton administration peso bailout as American workers face declining living standards. The piece notes local political moves including Tom Fitzgerald joining Cook County Sheriff Sheahan, Ed Ronkowski seeking Will County state’s attorney GOP nomination, and party activities from Palos and Oak Lawn to Matteson with newcomer Opheus Jackson as a lone challenge to eight Matteson trustee candidates.
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U.S
William O. Lipinski
Chicago
Bill Clinton
Will County
Tom Fitzgerald
Cook County
Michael Sheahan
Fitz
Mike
Ed Ronkowski
Mokena
Jeff Chadwin
Park Forest
Peterson
John Toscas
Jack O’connor
Worth T
Brent Hassert
R-Lemont
Homeless Assistance Fund
Hassert
Dave Sterba
Palos T Gop
Maureen Murphy
S. Cicero Ave
Oak Lawn
Barbara Lazarus
Laz
Republican Women’s Club
Pat Barr
Prez
Manny H
Jerry the Weller
Homewood
Matteson
Opheus Jackson
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