10 Feb 1994
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1994
Page
1
From the heart of candy flowers and gifts, Prime Time Weekend highlights Valentine Day niceties and treats across stores. Jewelry, plush, cards, and seasonal decor draw shoppers seeking romantic tokens and special gifts.
The discussion asks whether firearms provide essential protection for women or create a false sense of security. It weighs safety benefits against risks, considering personal defense needs, training, and societal factors shaping ownership decisions.
A feature explores how excessive shopping affects finances and behavior as the tax season approaches. It contrasts personal budgeting with local consumer trends and hints at seeking professional tax help in the It Pays column. The piece frames financial vigilance amid seasonal economic pressures.
A special midweek edition notes campaigns going public with supporters as the election nears. It lists contact lines for circulation and classified departments, including 755-6161 755-3344 and 755-3993.
Health watch column tracks neighborhood health updates in local worship centers. Community leaders discuss access to clinics, vaccination drives, sanitation efforts, and advisory health tips aligned with faith community calendars.
Richton Park trustees debated a two tier curfew at a Monday work session. The plan would set a 10 p.m. curfew for youths 15 and younger, while 16 and 17 year olds keep the current hours. Village Attorney Murphey cited court cases supporting age based curfews and First Amendment concerns. Trustees Brown and Pugh questioned restricting rights, noting only 2 percent of 80 youths were involved in illegal activity. Village President Banovich supports the measure as a tool against violence and vandalism.
At a Village Board meeting, Village Manager Daniel Dubruiel announced 1993-94 revenues expected at 10.6 million, about 180000 above prior forecast, while expenditures should total 8.9 million by April 30, about 113000 over original projections. He warned end-year unexpected costs may arise as winter equipment needs in police fire and public works are considered, including 283430 spent on three new police squad cars from an Elmhurst dealer as a cost saver per Chief Burnson.
Reading Energy Co. officials say Robbins incinerator project gains backing as Steger and Thornton approve 20 year contracts to haul trash to the plant. The revised model contract shifts disposal cost risk to operators and aims to stabilize costs while funding the waste to energy facility slated to open in 1997.
The Matteson Village Board authorized drafting an ordinance for a special use permit for Pep Boys Automotive Parts Sales and Service. The 22,354 square foot store will be west of Target at 21600 Cicero Ave with planned parking and night storage for vehicles. Construction could take six to eight months and Pep Boys aims to open in Chicago area markets including Orland Park.
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