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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1994

Page

4

Frankfort seeks council membership in regional corridor group

Frankfort seeks ex officio and voting status in the Southwest Corridor Council to shape planning for I 80 and I 355 developments. Mayors from New Lenox, Country Club Hills and others weigh Frankfort’s bid, with opinions split on impact and timing.

Lenox John’ Nowakowski Frankfort Nowakowski Country Club Hills Dwight Welch Oie Bec Welch Ttx Council Sharon Caddigan Orland Park Daniel McLaughlin McLaughlin Mokena Ronald Grotovsky Grotovsky Tinley Park Edward Zabrocki

Mobile home owners seek clout in Illinois politics

Timber ten advisers and park owners lobbyists shape voting in Springfield. Wood warns of limited enforcement of tenant rights laws and the need for a mobile home ombudsman. He notes the Mobile Home Owners Tenants Rights Act is rarely enforced without lawsuits, with many residents unable to finance legal action. The Park Owners Association contributed about 750000 to candidates last year as 185000 mobile homes in Illinois hold 1.5 voters each. A push includes rent protection, late penalties limits, deposits, notice of land-use change, park closures, and a statewide coalition via United Mobile Home Owners Association.

Wood Springfield Illinois State Health Department Park ‘Owners Association Ilinois Willis Sai Imber Ridge Home Owners Association United Mobile Home Owners Association Sterling Estates Justice Ill

Barrett Family Community Involvement Spotlight at Woodgate

Barrett explains his school involvement after the ceremony. He emphasizes parent participation and safety, noting he works nights yet checks in each morning to ensure children enter safely. He volunteers with Fathers of Woodgate and supports school programs for students and families.

Barrett the Fathers of Woodgate Eddie, Mosby

Olympia Fields Park District Earns Top Loss Control Rating

The Olympia Fields Park District receives an excellent rating from PDRMA for the third straight year and earns supreme status with a three year evaluation hiatus. President Barbara Williams credits staff and the Safety Committee for accountable and safe operations while noting reduced losses lower member contributions and tax savings through the risk pool.

Olympia Fields Park District Park District Risk Management Agency PDRMA Illinois Park and Recreation Olympia Fields Park Park District Park Board Barbara Williams

Multilingual voter packets aim to boost registration in Cook County

County officials translate voting information into Spanish and Polish to reach immigrant groups. The effort, costing about 400 for 8000 packets, targets noncitizens five years in the country and will be available at citizenship ceremonies. Volunteers will register voters, with events at Jewel, Dominick's, and Omni stores and a promotion by Chicago rapper JG to engage youths.

Styczen Poland Styczma Chew Jewel, Dominick’s Omni

York outlines plan for third airport study and jobs

York said the state will seek airline industry commitment before pursuing a third airport. A policy group of 18 to 19 will advise the governor, with a 65 member technical panel chaired by York. The study includes effects on smaller airports and air space, with projections of 170000 primary jobs and 40000 on site, and a $4 million FAA funding request to complete the master plan.

York Edgar Indiana Federal Aviation Administration FAA Clinton

Tuition cutting plan and telecommunication classrooms at PSC

Reaves says a hardship program extends credit to students with grants or scholarships, aiding those who cannot afford books. PSC discusses telecommunication instruction and will use grant funds to furnish seven classrooms for transmission between college campuses and worksites for training seminars, aiming for fall 1994, says Pam Gaitskill.

Reaves PSC Pam Gaitskill

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