Park Forest parks announce winter events and permit sales
Park Forest, Matteson, Richton Park and Irons Oaks center list winter activities and permit processes. Park Forest begins 1985 summer permit sales at 9 a.m. Saturday. six hour Somonauk pavilion is 25 dollars, Central park 10 dollars, extra time 3 dollars per hour. lighted balls 10 dollars for 1.5 hours. Permits may be made by phone after February.
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Parks and Recreation
Park Forest
Matteson and
Richton Park
Irons Oaks
Thorn Creek Nature Center
The
Park Forest Recreation and Parks Department
Village Hall
Somonauk Park Pavilion
Central Park Pavilion
Somonauk
Central Park
Recreation and Parks Office
Park Forest Racquet Club
USASA
Illiana
Sauk Trail
Westwood Drive
American Dance Center
Recreation Department
Matteson Parks and Recreation Department
Matteson
Memorial
Tower
Oakwood
West Oakwood
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Drive
Woodgate
Allemony Drive
Memorial Park
West Oakwood Lane
Realtors Suit Tracks Racial Data Across Suburban Towns
The January suit, carried by 13 brokerage firms from Calumet City, Dalton, Flossmoor, Harvey, Homewood, and Richton Park, targets Glenwood, Matteson, Richton Park and others cited again in a dismissed action. Municipalities defend by saying they aim to monitor housing patterns, while realty groups argue federal law forbids collecting racial data to meet local ordinances.
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Glenwood
Matteson
Richton Park
Country Club Hills
Hazel Crest
Park Crest
University Park
Calumet Park
Blue Island
Emoe
Chicago
Schiff, Rdin and Waite
Thaden
Calumet City
Dalton
Flossmoor
Harvey
Homewood
Robert Turpin
South Suburban Board
Hearing on Bledsoe petition objection set for tonight
A hearing at 8 p.m. in Richton Park village hall will decide if Village Trustee Roger Bledsoe violated election rules by submitting petitions and a statement of candidacy with the wrong date. An electoral board led by Village President Murell Reeves and Village Clerk Beverly Burke will rule on the objection filed by Democratic election judge Walter Kozak.
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Richton Park
Oger Bledsoe
Murell Reeves
Beverly Burke
Frank Amerino
Bledsoe
Burke
Demcratic
Walter Kozak
EPA seeks taller fence at Riverdale plant amid dioxin fears
EPA and Riverdale Chemical of Chicago Heights plan a higher security fence and further site studies to address dioxin contamination detected on Riverdale property. Riverdale President James Champion defends safety and challenges Greenpeace claims, while EPA spokeswoman Vanessa Musgrave highlights the need for more data on pollution levels and depth before proceeding.
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Michael Ulreich
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Riverdale Chemical Company
Chicago Heights
Riverdale Chemical
James Champion
Riverdale Company
Champion
Greenpeace
Riverdale
OSHA
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Ms. Musgrave
Kenneth Eastman
Woodward-Clyde
Trial begins in murder case of infant in Beecher
Opening arguments loom tomorrow in the murder trial of Dr. Daniel Edward McKay a Beecher veterinarian. Jury selection continued after a first day in which four of fifty prospective jurors were seated amid a scene echoing a 1983 bond hearing. The case centers on whether McKay was temporarily insane when he allegedly killed his infant son John Francis Mc on June 28 1983 at Ingalls Memorial Hospital in Harvey.
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Ry Gary L. Taylor
Beecher
Daniel Edward McKay
McKay
Ingalls Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Texas
John Francis
Cook County Medical Examiner’s
Sherman Magidson
Patrick Reardon
Asst
J. Scott Arthur
Cook County Sixth District
Markham
Dwight McKay
Daniel E. McKay
Dr. McKay
Illinois bids for Saturn plant draw 86 towns and 100 proposals
Illinois and neighboring states vie for the GM Saturn plant with up to five million square feet, 6,000 jobs, and annual output up to 500,000 cars beginning 1988. The project seeks 400 acres outside a flood plain and access to highways, rail, and air links.
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Saturn
Joseph Sanchez
New Car
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Marketing tools urged to boost Matteson visibility
Committee member Pat Gleason explained marketing tools to prevent Matteson from remaining the best kept secret. Stricker called the group a blue ribbon committee at its spring start and said he was tremendously elated with the results. He urged the village board to take steps to start the program.
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Pat Gleason
Lincoln Mall Merchant’s Association
Matteson
Stricker
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Racquet Club
Matteson Public Library
Charlie Brown
Perm
Loehmann’s Plaza
Towncenter
Sams
Vanessa Musgrave, Epa
Eastman
Missouri
Illinois Department of Commerce & Community Affairs
Transportation, Environment and Agriculture
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Ms. Royle
Aldo A. DeAngelis
Olympia Fields
Kay
Edward D. Jones & Co
Matt Michalik
Ridge Road
Matteson Medical Center
W. Vollmer Road
P.A. Edwin M.D
Economic
Richard Lythberg
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