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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 2000
Page
10
The Star IA presents a masthead listing key positions including president publisher vice president advertising and editorial page editor. Names mentioned include Margaret Seltzner-Dennis R Wheeler and Kenneth J DePaola Jr among others.
Country Club Hills mayor and housing department clash with HUD over vacant HUD owned houses. City argues local codes apply and seeks enforcement while HUD claims federal authority overrides local rules. Case could rise to the Supreme Court to decide if federal agencies must follow local building codes on private property.
The American Heart Association marks February as American Heart Month 2000 with a nationwide education push. It stresses recognizing heart attack and cardiac arrest symptoms, calling 9 1 1 immediately, and teaching CPR to save lives in schools, workplaces, and media campaigns. The Star will publish feature stories on heart disease prevention on February 13.
Stuart Fagan, Roosevelt University provost, named Thursday as the new president of Governors State University in Chicago. He says the university is a truly contemporary institution, unlike a static campus on a hill, and expresses excitement about leading the change.
A guest column recounts Paul Powell a powerful Illinois politician who amassed wealth through races patronage and kickbacks His estate totaled 3.2 million with 800000 in cash much found in shoeboxes at a hotel suite Powell’s influence spanned Southern Illinois University and state projects while federal taxes claimed 1.5 million and companions received large bequests The piece relies on Hartley Decatur Herald & Review context and notes Powell’s enduring notoriety in Illinois political history.
A Legislative Commission hears testimony on prosecutorial misconduct and proposed reforms including naming wayward prosecutors in appellate opinions, broader pre trial disclosures, and an open file policy. Advocates argue for better salaries, discipline mechanisms, insurance against damages, and open access to invest igative reports to reduce miscarriages of justice.
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