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Newspaper

Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1995

Page

10

Editorials Questioning Tax Increment Financing Practices

Editorial views note growing scrutiny of TIFs as tools to lure business. Critics cite cross-town subsidies, uneven burdens on school districts, and weak blight criteria, with a push for tighter standards and regional impact awareness.

Metropolitan Planning Council Matteson Area Richton Park Matteson Cook County Will County Cook Will 101S Olympia Fields Illinois General Assembly

Roads argument over airport links public works plans

The debate over a South Suburban Airport links road work to state growth, arguing major projects like I 355 extension and Ill 394 widening are planned regardless. Proponents say airport timing just shifts schedules, while growth projections for Frakfort, Crete, University Park and other suburbs drive need for expansion.

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Letters on District 161 budget rifts and community action

A Park Forest reader laments state cuts to School District 161, urging unity among residents, school board, teachers, and parents to fix local problems and press Springfield for solutions. The letter links poor banking access to high minimum balances, urging First Chicago Bank to offer low balance accounts and better consumer choices. It also discusses racial tensions and community leadership in Thorn Creek Town House and Park Forest, stressing inclusive civic action.

Ilanor District 161 Springfield Park Forest Thorn Creek Town House William Simpson Park Forest

First Chicago Announces Low Fee Checking for Chicago

First Chicago unveils affordable checking aimed at a broad Chicago audience. The bank rejects per visit teller charges and minimum balance heavy fees, instead offering low balance requirements and no check writing fees. Customers are urged to limit teller visits to withdrawals four to six times monthly and to inform the bank of special circumstances to avoid charges.

Kaitor First Chicago Chicago

Hospice sale success in South Suburban region

Volunteers donors and customers helped a rummage and bake sale raise funds for free hospice services in the south metropolitan region. Thanks were given to the Homewood Flossmoor Park District for facility use at Dolphin Lake. New phone number is (708) 481-2104. Tom Williamson vice president and chair Ways and Means Committee Hospice Suburban South.

Homewood-Flossmoor Park Dolphin Lake South Metropolitan Tom Williamson

Church life challenged by changing Park Forest demographics

The Thorn Creek Town Houses and Park Forest areas face shifting culture as rising Black populations test big churches. Once open to all, churches risk irrelevance as residents no longer conform to prior norms and expectations.

Thorn Creek Park Forest

Far South Suburban NAACP Forum Aims to Inform Voters

Jolene Evans defends a recent NAACP sponsored forum saying its goal was to raise awareness of domestic issues and the importance of voting. The message urged involvement through joining committees studying issues contacting officials and voting.

The Star NAACP Jolene Evans NAA

Letters policy for The Star requires signed submissions

The Star invites letters to the editor signed with the writer’s name and address and telephone number for contact. letters may be edited for brevity clarity and legality and may be mailed to 1526 Otto Blvd Chicago Heights or faxed to 708 755 0095.

Otto Blvd Chicago Heights

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