09 Jul 1989
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1989
Page
1
NBCs Inside All Stars profiles the networks expanded lightening up theme with features on broadcast talent and viewers. The piece outlines approach, scope, and where the coverage appears across pages.
The Illinois Department of Corrections downplays a hit list found at Stateville Prison that included Lawrence A. Rush, a guard killed July 1. Officials recovered two metal pipes and warn staff when named on a list. they say such lists are common and the link to the murder is remote. Kush’s funeral drew over 500 corrections staff, with Saint Rocco's Church in Chicago Heights overflowing.
In the intermingling of special education cooperatives serving local children, questions arise about cost effectiveness of SMA and its TAMES diagnostic unit. Howard Falk of the Eisenhower cooperative criticizes high SMA costs due to administration and housing, while SMA Director Robert Van Dyke argues costs align with national averages.
A Route 30 collision near Carlisle Estates blocked traffic for nearly three hours. Kevin Schultz 21 of Sauk Village left to turn into eastbound lanes and was hit by a westbound semi driven by Neal Faber 28 of Glenview. Schultz and a teen from Bourbonnais remained hospitalized in serious and stable condition respectively. other drivers were treated and released.
Thornwood plans to issue 3.6 million in bonds to rehab and purchase a 231-unit HUD owned apartment complex at 19440 and 19460 Glenwood Road. City will buy the property from HUD for about 1.5 million with 500 thousand in fees to NAREB. Closing set next Wednesday.
Four of seven Chicago Heights parks have had basketball hoops removed due to vandalism. Dawn Hogeveen, assistant parks superintendent, says the vandalism is outrageous and replacements are limited. Serena Hills residents ask why hoops were removed and a park board meeting is set for 7 30 p.m. Monday for direct inquiry.
The Chicago Heights Police Department released a list of 29 June arrests on drug related charges, part of a ongoing effort to publicize a war on drugs. Capt. Richard Stultz cited rising violence including a 62 year old man found with pot and a suspect attempting to stab an officer with a needle during a May incident.
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