Continued progress predicted for 1996 housing market by developers
Land developers and Realtors forecast steady home building and sales in 1996 with brightening prospects. The feature notes growing listings and market activity alongside industry optimism and regional growth signals.
Tom Houlihan Reflects on Social Security as a Boomer
Columnist Tom Houlihan shares thoughts on Social Security, outlining concerns and perspectives for Boomers. Contact numbers listed include 755-6161 for Page A-12 reference and additional lines 755-3344 755-3993.
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Tom Houlihan
Neighborhoods Obituaries Police Beat Editorials
Local notices and columns present a mix of obituaries police beat items and political bytes. The readable text hints at community sections including films and editorial notes with neighborhood focus and local happenings.
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BiAe
Hourihouse
Richton Park Debates Highway Noise Barriers Plan
Richton Park officials weigh options to reduce Interstate 57 noise affecting Lakewood subdivision near EJ&E to Steger Road. Trustees discuss sound barriers or landscaped berms, with South Holland prompting the move and a decision deferred after safety and value concerns.
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Alberta
H. Leak
Richton Park
Lakewood
Ej&e
Steger Road
South Holland
Ite
Jon
Enhancement Group Works to Boost Rich Central Image
Barbara Dargis profiles Olympia Fields resident Helen Burleson who founded the Enhancement Organization of Olympia Fields in March 1995 to spotlight Rich Central High School students and counter a longstanding negative reputation. The 34-member group, including 15 new recruits, hosted a Dec. party with Rich Central performers and Key Club volunteers, and plans a Jan. 25 police honors event and a March fashion show highlighting Rich Central talent.
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Barbara Dargis
Helen Burleson
Rich Central High School
Homewood-Flossmoor
Burleson
Olympia Fields
Red Centra
Rich Central
Sgt. Mean’s Park
von Mansfield
Mansfield
Central
Irene Kertchaval
Neighbors suffer as government shuts down
Mary Valeologos reports on furloughs from Dec 15 hitting Charlene Chess and other workers including a Railroad Retirement Board analyst. The piece details personal hardships, mortgage and bills, and the relief of a temporary funding bill signed by Clinton to reopen essential services through Jan 26, with broader fiscal-year funding for Meals on Wheels, VA payments, unemployment, visas, and park services.
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Mary Valeologos
Charlene Chess
Chess
Richton Park
Railroad
House
Senate
Clinton
National Park System
Jill Hornick
Social Security Administration
Chicago Heights
Congress
Man seriously injured in Matteson water project accident
Details about the condition of a man seriously hurt while working on the 4 Matteson water and sewer project remain unavailable. An Hulett Corporation employee fell 25 feet into a water line and was airlifted for surgery. Officials would not comment and names could not be released.
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Kopin
Matteson
Hulett Corporation of
Thornton
Olympia Fields Osteopathetic Medical Center
Hulett
Star Company
Robert Wilcox
Fire Department
Vicim
Village Hall
Mateson Police Department
Public Works Department
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TriState Tollway
Robert Maurice Cheeks
Bryant Davis
Parks and Recreation Department
Matteson Community Center
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