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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1994
Page
1
A compact feature pairing backyard wildlife care with notes on blended families and active senior lifestyles. Includes a multidimensional look at today’s older adults and their activities.
Columnist Tom Houlihan reports on varied reactions to the recent cold snap, exploring how temperature affects routines, habits, and perspectives across the community. Page A-10.
A columnist critiques the enduring Barbie romance craze and questions when the almost living doll will abandon fantasy for reality. The piece blends pop culture satire with sharp social commentary on modern romance and media ideals.
U S Rep Mel Reynolds suggested he could trade his Clinton health care vote for federal support of a south suburban airport near Peotone, saying the project isn’t moving because Gov. Jim Edgar is a Republican. He spoke at a South Suburban Mayors meeting in Oak Forest, urging Washington officials to consider the airport. Bob York, project director, said Edgar is forming a Policy Committee on the Third Regional Airport with Chicago Mayor Daley and Indiana Gov Bayh invited. The committee will evaluate TAMS findings and input, aiming for a regional consensus. FAA funding talks are planned as the second study phase, costing $4 million over 12 months.
A Crete based company Maramy Co runs a 900 number poll asking residents to vote yes or no on a third regional airport. Officials say the survey is unscientific and possibly profit driven, while the company president declines to identify himself. The ad invites calls at $1.50 with two numbers for Yes or No.
Prudential Insurance employees from Richton Park volunteers visit Sauk School in Matteson School District 162 to read with third to fifth grade students. Thirty two tutors donate weekly one hour sessions in the library, aiding one on one reading development. Principal Fran Starks praises the partnership as valuable for improving reading skills.
A Chicago area feature explains winter blues linked to Seasonal Affective Disorder. Psychologists Brad Jarratt Marlin Hoover and Farid Karimi discuss how reduced activity and less sunlight trigger low mood, increased appetite, and sleep changes. SAD emerges as a common cold weather ailment with a body clock slowdown in winter.
Richton Park village board(work session) debated shifting inspections and licensing duties to hold occupants or lessees responsible for property issues. Fire and Health departments retain enforcement power. code enforcement inspections to be limited to occupancy changes. Also reviewed sewer and water bond refinancing and Parks and Recreation capital plan.
Matteson saw strong commercial and residential growth in 1993 with Target opening a 110000 square foot store and Menard finishing a 140000 square foot facility. Best Buy and Circuit City also chose Matteson as a primary Chicago entry point. A department store at the former Wieboldt’s site in Lincoln Mall is expected to announce plans soon.
Star readers delivered papers through record cold as 1,300 young carriers, many in elementary school, completed rounds over 10 days. Jim Meidell, Star general manager, praised their responsibility and determination, noting pride in both youth and adult carriers.
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