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10 Jun 1984
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1984
Page
1
A roundup of concise items from around the world nation and state via United Press International services. The brief format covers multiple topics and updates in compact summaries suitable for quick reading.
ABU DHABI reports two large naval targets near Iran's main oil terminal destroyed by Iraqi fighter bombers. Iraqi official says attacks aim to tighten the noose on Kharg island and other Iranian ports amid ongoing Gulf War tensions.
Negotiators from the House and Senate pushed to reconcile about 50 billion dollars in tax increases with a provision allowing tax deductions for dismantling old nuclear plants. They postponed major issues to next week while finalizing the agreement on utilities and related credits.
Chicago area case highlights repeated refusals to admit a blind man Richard Poncin and his Leader dog Sandy. Incidents occurred at Toys R Us Park Forest Celebration Station Matteson Hana East Chicago with police advised. Poncin carries law copy and Lions Club ID while educating schools about handicapped people.
Richton Park leaders blame yard debris and landscaped obstructions for flood risk. Village officials urge residents to remove grass clippings and railroad ties from drainage easements and inform homeowners of code violations. A fire training tower proposal is reviewed with cost estimates and bids planned.
Matteson District 162 board members debate making computer instruction typing and foreign languages mandatory in elementary grades. They discuss extending current sixth to eighth grade computer classes downward, sharing 16 computers per nine week period, and the high cost of equipment and teacher training.
Matteson residents interested in volunteering as block parents are invited to an orientation at Sieden Prairie School on Notre Dame Drive. The program, aided by the Sieden Prairie PTA and multiple local groups, seeks to place a safe house on every block.
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