World News Briefs Roundup From UPI Services
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Peking airliner crash in Jinan kills 38 of 41
An official Xinhua report states a Chinese airliner crashed on landing in Jinan city killing 38 of 41 passengers with two Americans among the dead. The incident follows a Friday night crash in the northeastern city.
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Peking
Jinan
Xinhua
Hague
Netherlands
United States
Nicaragua
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Reagan
Max Kampelman
John Tower
Foreign Service
Maynard Glitman
Moscow
Caspar Weinberger
Tass
Pentagon
Carrot and stick plan eyed to ease federal deficits
Senator Alan Dixon proposes a six month amnesty for overdue taxes with half interest and no criminal or civil penalties. The measure aims to reduce the federal deficit by encouraging payment without fear of enforcement action. The plan follows Dixon’s earlier state success with similar carrot and stick tactics.
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Springfield
Alan Dixon
Congress
Urbana
Illinois
James W. Fossett
University of Illinois’ Institute of Government and Public Affairs
Neil Hartigan
Hartigan
Peoria
Rockford
Rock Island
Quincy
Mount Vernon
Chicago
International Harvester Company
United Auto Workers
Matteson trustees seek housing code changes for plan
Village officials discuss crafting a housing plan with clear goals. Trustees urge specific language, arguing for high quality, upper-class homes with brick, aluminum and cedar siding to complement new Holidome and planned Chi-Chi s. President Stricker says village diversity and heritage make continuity unrealistic.
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Matteson
John Rangel
Rangel
Daniel Dubruiel
Randall Madderom
Madderom
Holidome
Chi-Chi’s
Mark Stricker
Directors defend site of proposed Matteson library
Matteson library board rebutted criticisms from three village trustees candidates who oppose the 1.5 million bond referendum for a new library. They urge locating the library on Ridgeland avenue north of Route 30, arguing the current 207th Street site fails to meet future needs.
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Matteson
Matteson Library Board of
Village Board of Trustees
Robert Vance
Library Board
Richard Poncin
Arnold Sline
Edward Long
Ridgeland Avenue
Vance
207Th Street
School Avenue
John Fay
Hoffman Estates
Village prepares for lake water arrival
Matteson expects lake water to begin flowing next month with February 1 as an approximate start date. Officials warn rust and sediment will persist as the system is flushed and residents may need to keep using water softening equipment for two to four weeks. Four wells will be deactivated, two kept on standby, weather and equipment pose challenges, and residents will see a rate increase to 1.77 per 100 cubic feet once lake water begins.
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Peggy Shaw
Michigan
Matteson
Daniel Dubruiel
Dubruiel
Lake Michigan
Chicago Heights
Illinois Department of Transportation
Oak Lawn
Canada
Great Lakes
Dubee
Chicago
Matteson District 162 approves philosophy statement
In the first 1985 meeting the Matteson School District 162 board approved a philosophy outlining aims to develop students into productive citizens and lifelong learners. The statement emphasizes dignity, equal opportunity, and a broad, differentiated instructional program. Board members also approved participation in the Presidential Academic Fitness Awards program, per Assistant Superintendent Allan Dornseff. Continuous in- depth discussion spanned five months.
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Matteson
Board of Education
New Philosophy
Karen Piggott
Allan Dornseff
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