16 Jun 1994
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1994
Page
1
Local music scene showcases Cloneheads who replicate the style and repertoire of top acts. Observers note the band’s devotion to authentic sound while carving a niche through performance energy and crowd rapport.
A Dimensions feature explores items commonly found in a woman's purse, highlighting what these handy, stylish repositories usually carry. The piece surveys everyday essentials and reflects on fashion and practicality.
The roundups highlight standout prep baseball talent from the region with selections featuring top players, notable performances, and potential college prospects. Readers get a snapshot of emerging stars shaping the local baseball scene.
Columnist Henry X. Dietch criticizes a failed recall campaign as further evidence of gun lobby leaders’ shortcomings. A South suburban resident, Robert Healey, reflects on his career as a top union leader in the business section.
A 20 member German All Star group sponsored by the German National Football League arrived at the Matteson Holiday Inn after a 21 hour journey. They will stay 12 days amid two World Cup games in Chicago with a Dallas trip planned for June 26. Players, many aged 18 or 19, spoke of hopes to join Germany’s 1998 World Cup squad and described their wish to see US cities, nightlife, and fast food during the visit.
Park Forest Village President F Patrick Kelly seeks up to 4 million dollars from Sears Roebuck in exchange for leaving the Centre. Sears says no legal obligation. Kelly aims to recover estimated real estate and sales taxes for the next three years as compensation.
Severe thunderstorms hit the South Suburbs dumping rain and causing widespread outages in Chicago Heights and Park Forest. By Tuesday most power was restored, but some residents waited over 40 hours for service as Commonwealth Edison faced questions about dispatch and prioritization. Edison spokesman Robert OLeary blamed a mistaken assumption that the issue was resolved, and crews soon returned to the area.
Local police officers Terrance Alexander Jeff Malachowski Tony Mitropoulos and two communications operators Penny Buchmeier were lauded by the Richton Park Village Board of Trustees for fast action. Rich South High School and Prairie State College also earned recognition for jobs well done. Board President Rudolph Banovich was honored for his work with the South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association during 1993-1994.
Olympia Fields trustees approve a revenue sharing agreement with Olympia Fields Ford at 21000 S Western Ave. The dealership can earn 60000 dollars yearly in tax rebates if sales meet a village quota set by Trustees James Shuba and Michael Monteleone.
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