Prairie State audit flags four major CETA discrepancies
An update to a 1981 Prairie State College CETA audit shows four major discrepancy areas involving nearly $100,000. Auditors cite excess admin charges, weak documentation and clerical errors. college officials dispute the figures, citing interpretive differences with the Cook County Office of Manpower Services and federal guidelines.
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Mike Wals
Prairie State College
Star
Richard C. Creal
Chicago Heights
Creal
CETA
Henry F. Shea and Company
James Troutman
Joseph Monaghen
Cook County
Operation Stranger extended in Richton Park for fingerprinting
The Richton Park police department will continue its Operation Stranger fingerprinting program for nonparticipants June 10 and June 17 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the police department on West Sauk Trail. Parents should call 481-8950 to schedule. The program aims to identify children with fingerprints, with parents retaining copies. 81.5 percent of Sauk and Armstrong school enrollment participated previously.
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Richton Park
Sauk and Armstrong
Norwood Plaza Redevelopment Planned Into Norwood Square
Park Forest trustees hear new Norwood Plaza redevelopment plan with eight point five million dollar estimated cost. Dominick's Food Walgreen and Aldi anchor the proposed center to be built as Norwood Square. Developers seek about eight hundred fifty thousand in village assistance to move the project forward.
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James Andrews
Matteson Police Announce Youth Fingerprinting Program
The Matteson police department launches a free youth fingerprinting program for preschool and school age children in four village areas this spring to reduce wait times. Locations include Matteson village hall today, community center Saturday and Sunday, fire station No. 2, and the parks and recreation garage with specific dates and times. Parents must accompany children and sign the fingerprint card, which will not be kept by police.
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Matteson Police Department
Matteson
Old Matteson
Lincoln Terrace
Matteson Village Hall
Applewood Manor
Oakwood Manor
Matteson Community Center
Cricket Hill
Glen Ridge
Woodgate
Creekside
Matteson Parks and Recreation
Beechwood
Willow Roads
Lawrence Burnson
Matteson trustees review flood plan and actions
Matteson officials detailed progress on a flood control plan and related steps taken in 1982 and 1983. Plans including an earthen berm, regulatory reviews, and funding moves were discussed, along with delays caused by flood events and a FEMA notice citing flood plain regulation violations.
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Hancock
Ej&e Railroad
Governors Highway
Illinois Division of Water Resources
Dubruiel
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Matteson
Chicago Heights Publication Office Address Note
Publication office at 1526 Otto Boulevard P O 157 Chicago Heights Illinois 60411 Telephone 755-6161 35 cents per single copy.
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Otto Boulevard
P. O
Chicago Heights
Illinois
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Westwood Drive
Coin Laundry
Lake Forest
St. Louis
University of Missouri At
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Flossmoor
Royal Neighbors OF America
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Darlene Denise Raila
Dartmouth Ave
RNA
Royal Neighbors of America Supreme Office
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Rock Reaand
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D.V.M
Homewood
Vollmer Road
Matteson-Richton Park Star
Park Forest Star
Williams Press
Charles W. Williams
W. E. Williams III
Lester G. Sons
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Women's Department
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Governor's Hwy
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