Snow Fund Meeting Highlights Snow Removal Costs
South suburbs face budget strain as Jan storm drives snow removal bills. Chicago totals show vast variance, with Richton Park finishing initial work by Jan 15 while city crews lag. Crete Matteson and Country Club Hills report labor and equipment costs, overtime, and pending federal reimbursement. Local officials praise public works efforts despite fiscal pressures.
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District 201-0 Teachers Still Lacking Contract
Crete-Monee School District 201-0 teachers remain without a current contract as federal mediator William Sigler mediates impasse after a September tentative pact that covered financial terms but left nonfinancial items unresolved. Key issue is a reduction in force policy based on seniority and certification, with the CMEA pushing for seniority and certification to guide dismissals while the district favors non-seniority criteria. Negotiations, ongoing since April 15, 1978, include four unresolved articles and plans to prepare for the 1979-1980 year. tensions rise between the teachers led by Dorothy Brady and the district led by John Bevan and Dr. William Meyer.
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Worship Book Introduced at Lutheran Church Matteson
Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity in Matteson will introduce a new Lutheran book of worship on February 4 during the 9 30 a m service Holy communion will be given by Rev Armin G Wong New council members elected last meeting are Betty Brisky for one year John Parker Andy Taterka for two years and Greg Olsen Kim Peneger Charles Ostergren and Ervin Schuetze for three years Arnold Barbknecht was reelected secretary.
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Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
Matteson
Armin G. Wong
Betty Brisky
John Parker
Andy Taterka
Greg Olsen
Kim Peneger
Charles Ostergren
Ervin Schuetze
Arnold Barbknecht
Hazel Crest Expands Police Ranks To Five Sergeants
Police in Hazel Crest authorized adding a fifth sergeant after the swearing in of Peter Fee. Chief Harold Moore says the move strengthens administrative arms and shifts supervision, with roles rotating to cover vacations and sick days. The plan requires no extra funds and may be partly reimbursed by a traffic grant if approved. Fee joined in 1974 after Notre Dame graduation. he and his family live nearby.
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Hazel Crest
Harold Moore
Moore
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Sgt. Fee
Chicago
University of Notre Dame
Country Club Hills
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