Winter blahs and sports snippets in Naperville Central meet
The winter blues may come from shoveling snow and outdoor boredom with tips to beat the blahs on Page C-1. Rich Central is a top contender for the state girls gymnastics title after the Olympians impressive Naperville Central meet last weekend. Details in Sports on Page E-1. Also useful diet tips appear in the Food Guide on Sections F and G.
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Rich Central
Naperville Central
Tax law tips section on new regulations included
This edition includes a 20 page section with information and advice about the new tax regulations. The guidance covers changes in rates deductions and filing steps for individuals and small businesses.
Matteson library race needs more candidates in April
Only three incumbents have petitions for five library board seats in Matteson. Four days remain to file for the April village election. remaining seats include three six year terms, one two year term, and one four year term. Incumbents Tamara Fujinaka Robin Story Barbara Zandi seek reelect. Bonnie Carnes and Elizabeth Goyak not seeking.
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Karen Caffarini
Matteson Library Board of Directors
Matteson
Lois Butler
Library Board
Butler
Tamara Fujinaka
Robin Story
Barbara Zandi
Story
Fujinaka
Zandi
Robert Vance
Reeves accuses village president of dictatorship during meeting
Former Richton Park village president Morell Reeves labeled Village President Rudolph Banovichs administration a dictatorship at a board meeting over a resolution to ban tape recordings of closed sessions. The clash occurred as Reeves sought to speak during a discussion of amendments and executive versus closed sessions.
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Morell Reeves
Richton Park
Rudolph Banovich
Reeves
Board of Trustee
Ter Banovich
Banovich
Robert
District 159 faces payroll crunch in Matteson district
As of Tuesday the Matteson School District 159 education fund lacked enough money to cover the January 31 payroll. Assistant Superintendent Walter Dunne disclosed the township treasurer said no funds were available, prompting potential 15 day borrowing via tax anticipation warrants. The district shows a $1.6 million deficit and briefly borrowed from the working cash fund, sparking bankruptcy concerns. Dunne suspects funds from another district, possibly the bond and interest fund, were tapped temporarily. He notes tax referendum passage and reassessment may add funds, with aim to fully erase the deficit within five years. A citizens council on school problems is set for January 26 at Freedom Hall, Park Forest.
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Matteson
Walter Dunne
Board of Education
Dunne
Education Fund
Donald Tesmond
Citizens Council On
Freedom Hall
Park Forest
Mom recalls search for slain teen at Park Forest
Patricia Hickey testified about walking the Rich East High School paths the night Kristina Hickey vanished on October 3, 1984. The Park Forest murder case centers on 20-year-old Christopher Abernathy, charged with multiple counts including murder and armed violence.
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Peggy Shaw
Patricia Hickey
Rich East High School
Kristina
Cook County
Markham
Midlothian
Park Forest
Christopher Abernathy
Abernathy
Park Forest Plaza
Thomas Konczal
Kendzal
Hickey
Park Forest Faces Setback If Field's Leaves Centre
Village President Jerry Mathews warned that Marshall Field's suit to end its lease could derail the Park Forest Centre redevelopment. Field's accuses the landlord of breach while Cordish Embry weighs ongoing plans. a village suit against Field's is expected, with a decision from Cordish within 48 hours.
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Anita Pfeifer
Park Forest
Jerry Mathews
Marshall Field's
Park Forest Centre
Marshall Field’s
Mathews
Cordish Embry and Associates
Park Forest Plaza
Field’s
Marshall Field
Cordish Embry
Baltimore
Richton Park consultant disputes board on computer issues
Tim Holly the independent computer consultant hired by Richton Park accused trustees of misrepresenting his payroll and water billing programs. He said all systems have been active for 15 to 20 months, defended his performance, and criticized public airing of complaints while offering continued support under a standing one year contract.
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Richton Park Village
Tim Holly
Richton Park
Holly
David Corgan
Elvira Hogan
Harold Grisamore
Area officials seek HUD staff for south suburbs housing woes
Illinois Senators Dixon and Simon pressed HUD to place staff in the south suburbs to address federal housing appraisals loans foreclosures and maintenance. HUD Secretary Pierce agreed to appoint a liaison but offered no guarantees, saying he must consult Midwest offices. Local leaders say progress will take time and a liaison must be named soon.
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James Andrews
Illinois
U.S
Samuel Pierce
Midwest
Alan Dixon
Paul Simon
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Pierce
Dixon
Simon
Jeremiah Rodell
Theresa Jamison
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Matteson Library
Bonnie Carnes
Elizabeth Goyak
Vance
Cheryl Tremaroli
Leland Rayson
Rayson
Frances Myers
Keith McRae
Bruce Leonard
Larry Churlin
Douglas Ulreich
David Batchelor
Hickory Hills
Village Challenges Field
Computer Consultant Disputes Board
Father Rodell
St. Emeric Church
Ald. Jamison
Country Club Hills
South Suburban Action Conference
SSAC
Sen. Dixon
Jamison
Washington
Mayors’ and Managers’ Association
Midwest Hud
Gertrude Jordan
Jordan
Simon and Dixon