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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1995
Page
1
EZ taxes and love in Bloomberg Personal February issue
The February Bloomberg Personal offers rapid refunds and online filing tips to ease taxes, plus guidance on audits. A feature follows a south suburban couple reflecting on what love means to them as Valentine’s Day nears. Dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomberg Personal
Se Hey Goodbye Ends Baseball Strike at White House
Columnist Tom Houlihan comments on the attempted resolution of the baseball strike at the White House. The piece conveys fatigue with the involved parties and notes contact numbers for circulation and classified departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Tom Houlihan
Matteson bond deals ride out tax cap scare
Matteson officials faced worry over tax cap effects on bonding power after a village meeting. A late week interview clarified federal and state action, allowing March 1 deadline exemptions. The village closed a $2.9 million bond deal for utility extensions and a $920,000 deal, awaiting lawmakers’ retroactive cap decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matteson
General Assembly
South Suburban
James Spice
Fourth fire at Glenshire Nursing Home sickens eleven
A Richton Park nursing home fire confined to one resident room led to eleven people being treated for smoke inhalation. Fire officials say a lit cigar left on a bed started the blaze on the fourth floor of Glenshire Nursing and Rehabilitation Centre at 22660 Cicero Ave. The incident marks the home’s fourth fire in six months, the prior event occurring January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenshire Nursing Home
Cicero Ave
Richton Park
Frankfort
Warren Skalski
Glenshire Nursing and Rehabilitation Centre
Brei
St. James Hospital
Chicago Heights
Olympia Fields Osteopathic
South Suburban
Hazel See
Tax cap plan advances with March 1 bond exemption deadline
Gov. Jim Edgar is poised to sign Cook County property tax caps legislation after the Senate and House approved a March 1 deadline to exempt bonds. Bloom Township High School District 206 testified in Springfield on state aid needs, while all south suburban legislators backed the measure except Rep. Dart, who was present, and Rep. Murphy, who opposed citing potential district closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trator
Ralph Colgianese
Cook
House
Senate
Jim Edgar
Springfield
Cook County
Bloom Township High School
Tom Dart
Chicago
Harold Murphy
Markham
Murphy
Airport proponents clash with airlines
Illinois transportation officials denounce major airlines as short sighted for opposing a third regional airport. Bob York rebuts Air Transport Association’s no build letter, noting 35 miles from Chicago and 60 miles from suburbs underlines core traveler gaps. He cites 2.5 million people within a 45 minute drive of Peotone, comparable to St. Louis and Baltimore metro areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Jim Edgar
IDOT
Bob York
Air Transport Association
ATA
York First
O’hare
Dallas- Fort Worth
Midway
York
Peotone
Chicago
York States
St. Louis
Baltimore
Richton Park Sets FiveYear Vision For 1995 To 1999
Richton Park officials outlined a plan with 30 goals and 87 objectives at a Village Board meeting. The vision focuses on growth, economic development, and redevelopment while accounting for tax caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richton Park
Rudolph Banovich
David Niemeyer
Niemeyer
Chris Limas
Peotone
Limas
Tandy named replacement for Schmitt
Rich Central Principal Larry K. Tandy was appointed assistant superintendent of Rich Township High School District 227 after the board unanimously approved. He succeeds Louis A. Schmitt who retires at year’s end. Tandy has led Rich Central for four years and praised the district and staff for their trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Central
Larry K. Tandy
Rich Township
Tandy
Louis A. Schmitt
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Schmitt
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