16 Jun 1983
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1983
Page
1
The Sports section features the all star high school baseball team with photos and a story. See Page 45 for the lineup and notable players highlighted in this feature.
A Department of Labor survey shows more workers want dental insurance as a popular benefit. The report notes rising interest, with broader business coverage on Page 53.
Aunt Martha's Youth Services center appeals for short term foster homes as staffing notes a 25 percent increase in referrals. SB 623 shifted responsibility to community agencies, expanding the agency's role across Will County and enhancing police collaborations to intervene earlier with troubled youth. Information for volunteers is provided with a contact number.
Matteson village board selects the First National Bank of Chicago and Continental Illinois Bank bid of par plus 54.50 premium and accrued interest at a net 9.498752 percent for a $3 million water project bond issue to finance Lake Michigan water delivery. Moody’s A rating and S&P AAA insurance backers support the issue. Bonds delivery set for June 29.
Two new members will join School District 159 board of education June 29 to fill vacancies created by resignations. Laurence Charlin, a computer software consultant with Woodgate school families, and Thomas Lyles, regional claims manager for Illinois Central Gulf railroad, were announced by Keith McRae after interviews with seven candidates. Their terms run until November board elections.
Matteson police run free seminars with Sgt Ken O Keefe and Acting Chief Lawrence Burnson urging home protection. They urge making a home look occupied, using timers on lights and radios, sturdy locks, and smart disclosure of personal information to deter burglars in a town attracting nonresidents and mall traffic.
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