16 Jan 1994
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1994
Page
1
HomeGuide highlights bonsai as an indoor winter friendly garden method. A bridal planning note offers timeless tips for brides-to-be preparing for a spring wedding. TV Close-Up previews a Lilly Tomlin production portraying Edith Ann in a mythical five year old role.
Columnist Tom Houlihan muses on what future archaeologists might uncover in today’s southern suburbs. Another columnist, J Pearlman-Debelak, questions society’s views on older women having babies. circulations and classifieds contacts included.
Volunteer coordinator Roe Jaworski notes fewer homeless seek night shelters as daytime warmth draws them to libraries and other venues. Two sites operate nightly at Hazel Crest United Methodist Church and Flossmoor Community Church, with plans to open a daytime shelter at Christian Vision Center in Chicago Heights once enough volunteers join 3.5 hour shifts. The group reports overall increases in shelter usage compared to last year.
Gov. Edgar approved 2 million for the first six months of an 18 month study of six proposed sites Lake Calumet bistate Kankakee Peotone Joliet Arsenal and Gary a no build option is reviewed The state plans to seek 4.5 million from the FAA for the final year while exploring other funding If FAA declines a policy committee with Mayor Daley and Gov Bayh will oversee the process.
Cities and villages in the area plan to apply to the Federal Communications Commission to regulate basic cable rates and equipment charges under the Cable Act of 1992. The South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association assists with certification materials and cost sharing for lawyers and consultants to help communities negotiate common franchise agreements with Jones Intercable.
A new Juvenile Deferred Prosecution Program for first time juvenile offenders will start in Bridgeview at the Fifth Municipal District Circuit Court next month. Cook County Sheriff Michael Sheahan proposed countywide expansion, with Judge Martin Berry noting a three part program of two and a half hours per session. Referrals come from police prosecutors and judges. participants are 12 to 20, mostly 15 or 16.
The Rev. Paul Seaman of St. Emeric Church in Country Club Hills urges parishioners to become organ donors, stressing the gift of life. He notes the process to sign donor cards on Illinois licenses and the organ donor registry, and advises discussing wishes with family despite registry entries.
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