McKay mistrial in infant death murder case in Harvey
Dr Daniel McKay waited in the Markham branch court while jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict on whether he murdered his malformed infant son by striking the head on the delivery room floor at Ingalls Memorial hospital Harvey on June 28 1983. Associate Judge Dwight McKay declared a mistrial after polling each juror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary L
McKay
Dwight McKay
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Harvey
McKay retrial planned after mistrial delays and motions
In a hold pattern awaiting a second trial for the veterinarian Dan McKay, prosecutors announced plans to retry him on the murder charge. Jurors had been deliberating 15 hours when a mistrial was declared, and a February 27 hearing set a possible spring start. Witnesses and defense arguments continue as courts consider venue changes and bond reduction requests.
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Dutlaing
McKay
Pamela Barton
Chicago Heights
Dan
Carol McKay
Residents oppose 295000 sq ft shopping center plan
Protestors from Matteson homeowners groups challenge a proposed six acre site opposite St Lawrence O’Toole church and local schools. They warn traffic, crime, noise, debris and safety risks despite a six foot fence and wall. Engineers criticize flood control plans while questions arise about the six mile market area and projected population reach.
Donations reveal varied political contributions and local reaction
The report lists individual and PAC donations to several Illinois lawmakers including Phyllis Schlafly's Eagle Forum and House Democratic Majority. It covers receipts for Rep Loleta Didrickson Rep Frank Giglio Rep Terry Steezo Rep Robert Piel Rep Jack Davis and Democrat George Hartley plus in kind support from major committees and PACs. Local residents criticized a planned shopping center in Matteson citing traffic and tax impacts and the hearing was adjourned with further sessions set for March 730 p.m. in village hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois House
Democratic State Central Committee
Loleta Didrickson
Flossmoor
Frank Giglio
Calumet City
PACE
Realtors Pac
Terry Steezo
Posen
Illinois Construction Industry
Ilinois State Medical Society
I-Pace
Robert Piel
South Holland
Piel
Illinois State Medical Society
Bankers
NIGAS
Jack Davis
New Lenox
First Chicago Corporation
Nigas Employees
Bank-Pac
Household Finance
Illinois State Republican Committee
George Hartley
Lockport
Davis
Illinois House Democratic Majority
Woodgate group aims to boost Matteson life quality
Brownlow describes a new Woodgate organization with goals to improve life quality and expand community services across Matteson not just in one area. He says a flyer contained housing development notes and Did you know statements about Allemong park closure, a proposed east of I-57 library, and Woodgate residents’ low turnout. A presentation on an April referendum for a 15 million library bond will be heard at the next meeting, detailing impacts for residents west of 157.
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McKay
Rick Purdy
Oak Lawn
Chicago
Purdy
Brownlow
Woodgate
Matteson
Neck of the Woods
Allemong Park
Illinois Saucation Association
NEA
Rich Central
Rich South
Central
South
Village board weighs curbside garbage service plan
Benson noted a revised draft ordinance on refuse collection tied to computer assisted billing. He invited resident input at Monday's 8 pm village hall meeting to discuss possible home pickup and software integration.
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Benson
Dessign
Tard
Matteson police to start intensive sticker enforcement
Police will begin intensified enforcement Tuesday of an ordinance requiring residents to display vehicle stickers. Chief Donald W. Story says the crackdown starts at 8 pm Tuesday with a February deadline for display. Stickers cost 8 dollars for passenger cars and may be bought weekdays 8:30 am to 4:30 pm and until 7 pm Wednesdays at Matteson village hall.
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Teson Police
Donald W. Story
Matteson
Story
Matteson Village Hall
West 215Th Street
Rich South students attend inaugural Ronald Reagan ceremony
Two Rich Township High School District 221 students Francis Jackson and Kevin Houseman joined about 400 peers from 40 states at the Reagan inauguration. They attended a National Press Club breakfast and spoke about the event with Ms Amstadter noting their open personalities and strong academics.
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Ronald Reagan
Rich Township
Board of Education
Rich South
Francis Jackson
Kevin Houseman
Erma Amstadter
National Press Club
Ruth Biggs
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Reardon
Asst
Atty
J. Scott Arthur
Ingalls
Thomas Watson
Harvey Police Department
Watson
Arthur
Ray Garza
Garza
Barton
Terrell Black
Gulty
John Francis McKay
Bernie
Thom Gibbons
Jack ‘Hunt
Gregory Hummel
Adrian Brown
Union Development
Melvin Simon Associates
St Lawrence Oeoole
Butterfield Creek
Carl Kupfer
Frankfort
Oak Forest
University Park
Com
Clef
Phyllis Schlafly
Eagle
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
House Republican Campaign Committee
Marzuki
Ilinois
Washington, D.C
S-Pace
Bill Bartholomew
MARD
Cub Food
CUB Foods
Indianapolis
Richard D. Sullivan
St Lawrence O'Toole Church
Route 30
Governors Highway
Cicero Avenue
Arnold Sline
Apple-Oak Homeowners Association
Lincoln Terrace Homeowners Association
Hummel
St. Lawrence O'Toole
Ale Johnson
Daniel Dubruil
Comesmat
Village Board of Trustees
Village Hall
Sauk Tr
Warns, Inc
Ernat
Bernat
Martin, Avenue
Master Park Forest Inc
Frankfort Square Vision Center
Thomas M. O’brien
St. Francis Road
Frankfort, Ill
Cou
Cashews
Areca Coupon
Governor's Hwy
Richton Park
TSI Ag
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