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04 Jul 1993
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1993
Page
1
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The Western Open is underway at Cog Hill near Lemont as another day of competitive golf unfolds. Our special report covers early leaders, course conditions, and notable performances from players chasing the title.
A documentary titled See TV Close-up probes the controversy over video surveillance and its effectiveness in reducing crime, exploring privacy fears, public safety, and the balance between monitoring and civil liberties.
A Sox fans tribute to departed No 72 Carlton Houlihan noted in pages A 10. The brief memorial references the former commander and his time with the team, signaling a veteran figure’s passing and the community’s respect.
Dimensions residents reenact famous battles as a living history project illustrating how freedom was won. The piece emphasizes community involvement and educational value. Contact numbers provided: Main 755-6161, Circulation 755-3344, Classified 755-3993.
The Matteson Plan Commission approved the finalized plat for Menards at 21630 Cicero Ave in Southgate Commerce Center Unit II. The 140000 square foot store will occupy 9.6 acres pending final approval.
Top ten package unveiled by governor and leaders leaves seven major items stalled including property tax caps and regional school reforms. Only Chicago suburban tollway expansion won GOP backing while other items like income tax surcharge and cigarette tax rise collapsed. Met Water Reclamation District reorganization remains alive, others are dormant as reconvening nears.
South Suburbs win on July Fourth as lawmakers push a 28 mile beltline around Chicago. The Will-South Tollway would extend Interstate 355 from Bolingbrook to Joliet and Peotone, linking I 55 to I 57 in a $900 million plan funded by toll bonds. The measure is a resolution sent to the Illinois Toll Highway Authority for financing authorization.
Dennis Wheeler recalls a soggy Friday at the Western Open in Lemont with a three hour rain delay. Fans waited in the pro shop while Tom Watson led a sixth tee group and Ernie Banks, in town for Cubs glory, greeted fans and shared his love of the game.
Reading Energy Co. wins a 6 to 1 vote from the Illinois Pollution Control Board, approving a Robbins hearing as fair and allowing formal steps toward a $300 million waste to energy incinerator on 133rd Street and Kedzie Avenue. Environmentalists plan appeals. Springfield lawmakers show little action on subsidies.
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