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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1989
Page
1
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Star Poll results show 56 percent of callers believe taxes will not rise under President Bush, while 44 percent expect tax increases. The survey runs 6 am to noon Friday with a new question in Thursday's issue.
Mid-Continent seeks Hampton Inn signs but plan commission denies message board. Budgetel eyeing Southwick site west of Cicero while Marriott and others may build. A six story office is on schedule with occupancy planned May or June. Plan panel denied zoning code change but previously allowed restaurant boards.
Robert Burke filed for village president, challenging incumbent Rudolph Banovich who seeks a second term on April 4. Other candidates include Mary Schilaci for trustee, with Cheryl Tremaroli, Frank Farrell, Ann Rock also in the trustee race. Village Clerk Beverly Burke will not seek reelection, and James Brandon will not run due to health issues. Roger Bledsoe may also skip reelection.
Dewey Helmick, supervisor of Rich township for 12 years, will not seek reelection. He cites pride in seven major projects including a new office complex, a workfare program, a food pantry, extended meals for senior shut ins, township computerization, Senior Wheels funding, and Old Plank Trail acquisition. Helmick plans to stay active in community affairs as a volunteer.
Rich high school Supt DuWayne Carnes argues that basics evolve with change and the classroom is where improvement happens. He cites technology as transforming teaching roles from primary source to facilitator and coordinator, urging teacher led, student centered learning. The interview emphasizes teacher insight over rigid reforms.
Richton Park officials view Richton Square school as a potential community center. The parks and recreation commission would fund the project from Village Fest profits, with a March 1 decision deadline tied to a TIF agreement with Matteson District 162.
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