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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1993
Page
6
Dennis Wheeler, senior news editor for The Star, is associated with the National Newspaper Association Suburban News, Mindrs Press Association, Northern Illinois Newspapers of America, and the Newspaper Association, reflecting broad professional affiliations across multiple press networks.
Editorial on young players who sit on the bench while others play and parents speak out. It includes two verses about a boy waiting for his turn, urging patience and kindness toward youngsters learning the game. The piece contrasts winning at all costs with the idea that how you play matters more, especially for a boy just learning baseball.
A commentary contrasts college and high school graduation rituals, noting college ceremonies feature social statements and protests while high school events suffer disruptive audience behavior. It argues boisterous displays reflect broader social shifts toward self gratification and away from traditional solemnity.
Judge Henry X Dietch argues the Illinois Supreme Court has not fully used its constitutional powers to create an integrated, accountable court system. He criticizes inaction, favoritism in vacancies, and lack of strong merit selection, urging a bold, forward looking leadership and lifetime judicial tenure to resist political and media pressures.
David J. Steinbach of Richton Park argues that the Washington gay rights rally misrepresented by media shows a fringe subset driving a broad agenda. He cites surveys to claim low gay population, condemns protest leaders, and warns of efforts to push equality measures as forced social change.
Jeanine Galbraith argues at the Crete Village Board meeting that tax bills rose beyond the projected $1800 to $3300 annually after a August 1991 home purchase. She urges welcoming new business to boost tax base and warns two board members oppose growth, saying residents may relocate due to taxes.
A letter criticizes President Clinton for proposing the largest tax increase in U S history. It warns the BTU energy tax will hit manufacturers, raise property taxes, and devastate jobs and revenue. Urges readers to write Congress and two special senators immediately.
A banner story in The Star reports Congressman Mel Reynolds protesting Homewood Flossmoor not providing the names of the 93 graduates. He accuses the district of stalling a self serving mailing effort while wearing a Homewood Flossmoor hat during a jog.
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