Not quite law abiding To the Editor
Lauri E. Kallio of Monee argues against the Brady Bill and assault rifle bans, contending that many law abiding citizens misuse firearms. He cites surveys showing law abidance is not absolute, notes theft and accidental handgun harms, and cites FBI data on firearms violence within families and among non criminals.
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FBI
Lauri E. Kallio Monee
Saner protest urges nonviolent activism over arson
A reader argues that arson and harassment by animal rights activists harm the fur debate. He supports protests that are orderly and peaceful, noting teens also wear leather jackets and urging education on humane slaughter. He emphasizes individual responsibility and nonviolent expression.
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Chicago
Animal Rights Advocate
ALF
Animal Liberation Front
Homewood Office Grows as IC Corp Regional Hub
Illinois Central Corp expands its northern regional headquarters at 17641 Ashland Ave Homewood to around 300 employees in a 70000 square foot building as part of a broader restructuring. The Homewood site serves as operations control center with dispatchers relocated since 1991, touted as the railroad’s heartbeat.
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Illinois Central Corp
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Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
Illinois Central
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Opeations Control Center
Thoma
Edgar Pledges 2 Million For South Suburbs Airport Study
Gov. Jim Edgar announced in the State of the State address that Illinois will devote 2 million dollars of state funds to launch a master plan study for a regional airport in the South Suburbs. Advocates praise the move while efforts to secure FAA funding to begin the project face political hurdles near Peotone.
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Jim Edgar
Edgar
General Assembly
Springfield
Peotone
Federal Aviation Administration
Snoopy rides into Oak Forest amid surprising early morning landing
A 1965 Cessna carrying three people and a dog named Snoopy made an abrupt 4 22 am landing on the snow covered 9th fairway at George Dunne National Golf Course Oak Forest. Pilot Michael Everhart 25 of Lake Villa reported sputtering before a planned Midway landing and diverting to Howell Airport New Lenox Township. No injuries reported. Park Forest Board approves Reading Energy Robbins incinerator contract 6 1. Reading agrees to avoid future uncontrollable costs and Park Forest joins Robbins project as sixth south suburban community. Five communities oppose. eight previously declined. University Park Sauk Village Hazel Crest Dixmoor and Tinley Park undecided.
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George Dunne National Golf Course
Oak Forest
Midway Airport
Midway Air Traffic Control
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Lake Villa
Howell
New Lenox Township
Everhart
Park Forest Board of Trustees
Reading Energy Co
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Park Forest
Univeristy Park
Sauk Village
Hazel Crest
Dixmoor
Tinley Park
Self Help Through Neighborhood Watch in Chicago Heights
Nearly 70 Wentworth Gardens residents attended a Bethel Community Center meeting to learn how to build an effective Neighborhood Watch. Claudine Younger and Audrey Mason, Division Street residents, described direct door to door outreach to win neighbor trust and curb drug dealing, drunkenness, and loud music.
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Wentworth Gardens
Bethel Community Center
Portland Ave
Division Street
Claudine Younger
Audrey Mason
Younger
Voice of Glenwood crowd battles proposed recycling site
A 300 plus Glenwood residents packed Brookwood Junior High gym Tuesday to voice views on a proposed organic recycling facility. Village Board members and Chicago Recycling Company reps heard speakers with mixed opinions, though most applauded against the plan while a few backed the project as beneficial for Glenwood.
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Glenwood
Brookwood
Chicago Recycling Company
Gun sales sparks debate at Matteson board workshop
Matteson village workshop heated over possible new gun shop. Village Manager Daniel Dubruiel noted a request from a firearms shop owner about opening in Matteson. Cook County Clerk Aurelia Pucinski distributed samples of a restrictive gun sales ordinance. Tinley Park is crafting an ordinance to limit gun dealer locations by zoning.
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Matteson
Daniel Dubruiel
Cook County
Aurelia Pucinski
Dubruiel
Tinley Park
Bid letting probe ends as Lucille Poroli pleads guilty
Lucille Poroli, former Crete Township supervisor, pleaded guilty Monday to attempted official misconduct a misdemeanor in a deals to end a year and a half investigation. The agreement includes two years non reporting parole 500 dollars in fines and 200 hours of community service. Poroli could have lost her government pension if convicted of a felony. The case followed a June indictment over 50 000 spent on Crete Township Hall construction.
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Crete Township
Charles Bretz
Will County
Lucille
Alan Bruggeman
Poroli
Bruggeman
Crete Township Hall
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