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18 Feb 1996
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Matteson Star in Matteson, Illinois
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1996
Page
1
Turning point as Boomers reach 50 in Dimensions
Area residents born in the Baby Boomer generation reflect on changes they've seen in society and how their parents might have viewed the same topics. The piece notes shifts in culture, technology, and daily life, offering personal perspectives from locals familiar with the era.
Higher ed's cost series opener on college financing
The first installment in a series explains how and why to fund a college education, outlining key factors in funding decisions and the cost landscape for students and families. See Section E for details.
Rock em Rock em column on GOP candidates precedes nominating process
Columnist Tom Houlihan likens current Republican contenders to Democrats in the 1980s as he questions how the nominating race will unfold. The page also teases a Thursday First Look with a bowling alley feature exploring what makes bowling appealing. Main number 755 6161 circulation 755 3344 755 3993.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Houlihan
Plaza revitalization tops priority for Richton Park work session
Richton Park Village Board plans a five year vision review focusing on Ames Plaza and the Governors Highway Sauk Trail corridor. Officials aim to rehabilitate Inner Sauk Trail Lakewood Plaza and revive vacant properties with private partners and public funds while assessing a proposed 200000 loan from Stamp Altman Associates and potential U S Postal Service move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richton Park
Lakewood Plaza
Niemeyer
Ames Plaza
Stamp-Altman Associates
Tea Il
Stamp-Altman
Ames
U.S. Postal Service
FirStar Bank
Park Forest
Mock crime mystery teaches DNA testing to students
Rich South High School biology students used a DIY forensic case to explore DNA technology. They collected hair and blood samples from a staged science wing crime scene to conclude the “bloody attack” was an accident when Mike Murphy struck Joe Gordon with a two by four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich South High School
Richton Park
Carl Wilkins
Tim Eavenson
Matteson
Mike Murphy
Joe Gordon
Janice Westlund
Village weighs options for redevelopment in Park Forest
Park Forest officials and department heads met Elmhurst leaders Tuesday to learn how to revitalize downtown. Village President Patrick Kelly and trustees heard that Elmhurst attributes success to doing what is right for the community and following local market needs rather than copying neighbors. Elmhurst has revitalized its central business district for 15 years, thriving beside Oak Brook amid regional competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Forest
Elmhurst
Patrick Kelly
Ken Kramer
Thomas de Hahn
Andrew Gladstone
Jon Steinmetz
Janet Muchnik
Muchnik
Oakbrook
Girlfriend charged in murder in Chicago Heights
Abena Whisenton, 23, 1319 Mason Court, was arrested at home and charged with first degree murder after a domestic dispute left Clarence Phillips, 32, dead from a stab wound. Police say the couple had a history of disturbances. officer remarks note this is the fifth murder in Chicago Heights in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aday
Chicago Heights
Abena Whisenton
Mason Court
Karla Osantowski
Clarence Phillips
Wallace Avenue
Robert Pinnow
Whisenton
Phillips
Pinnow
Scott Herzie
Mark Million
Cook County
Dance guest rules spark senior year complaints at Crete-Monee
Crete-Monee High School enforces a strict policy for outside dates at dances, requiring police background checks for nonstudents and signed school documentation proving good standing. The rule, modeled after Marian Catholic, makes many outsiders ineligible unless they undergo screening, prompting parental and student concerns about senior year experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete-Monee
University Park
Crete- Monee
Marian Catholic High
Chicago Heights
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