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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1994
Page
1
A brief feature notes strategies for organizing space and belongings, highlighting practical methods families use to reduce clutter. It references guidance from HomeGuide and Dimensions on discipline, routines, and storage solutions. The piece emphasizes habit formation and simple, repeatable steps.
A new steel plated hero named Viper drives a computerized car into the spotlight on TV Close-Up. The segment previews the futuristic vehicle and its creator, highlighting its high tech features.
In her Out Takes column on Page C-1, J Pearlman-Debelak reveals the single New Year’s resolution she made and explains the reasoning behind it, reflecting on personal goals and the limits of self improvement.
Ruth Becker forecasts a chilly January in her Second Nature column and offers practical tips to cope with the cold weather. Readers are advised to consult Page D-1 for full tips and seasonal guidance.
The entry lists main number 755-6161 and circulation 755-3344 and 755-3993 alongside a classifieds reference. It appears as a brief contact or header snippet from a newspaper page. No additional events or names are provided in the readable fragment.
Winter grips Chicago Heights to New Lenox as AAA Chicago Motor Club urges car owners to prep for cold. Spokesman Louis Pukelis cites delayed maintenance, aging vehicles at 8.1 years, and battery power loss from freezing temperatures.
Four area professionals share 1994 predictions in finances health and relationships. Oak Lawn astrologer Grace Morris cites a 29 percent portfolio average and notes Walt Disney and Rich Melman use astrology. Morris co sponsors a world conference in Singapore and adds timing services for contracts. She forecasts Israel PLO accord stability and highlights investments aligned with Jupiter and Cancer. See 1994. Page A 4
The World Music Theatre in Tinley Park will pay the city 30833 dollars for litigation costs and fund a new emergency line plus an extra police dispatcher to handle future noise complaints. The Country Club Hills Council approved the deal on Tuesday night, ending a 1992 public nuisance lawsuit over concert noise that overwhelmed police lines and affected public safety.
Shirley J. Green, the first female Cook County assessor elected in 1974, retired last week after two decades leading the Rich Township office. She expanded programs, modernized processes, and remained active in volunteer groups, reflecting on a career directed toward helping taxpayers.
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