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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1993

Page

8

Dietch Urges Illinois Supreme Court to Strengthen Courts

Retired Circuit Court judge Henry X Dietch criticizes the Illinois Supreme Court for slow reform. He argues the court has the tools to improve administration, merit selection, and camera access, but fails to act beyond political constraints. He urges removing political influence to empower lower courts.

Supreme Court Star Henry X. Dietch Illinois Dietch High Court Cing Cook County Fe Dietch General Assembly Judge Dietch Illinois Supreme Court

Rebels flag dropped by Thornton Fractional High District 215

The district’s school flag committee recommended a new banner for the 1993-94 year after the controversial Confederate flag was dropped. The decision aimed to respect minority students and observers while teaching civic morality about symbols and their impact.

Thornton Fractional High Confederate States of America Board of Education Thornton Fractional South High School Thornton Fractional North

Community letters clash with Dr Feinberg over class of 93 guesses

Readers debate high school recognition and political support in Homewood Flossmoor area. Letters praise graduation rites and officials while criticizing Feinberg for not sharing congratulatory messages from Mel Reynolds. Crete Monee chorus gains praise for Pazik leadership and calls for full‑time hire to keep district competitive.

Nanor Marvin Feinberg Homewood-Flossmoor High School Mel Reynolds Reynolds Edward Derwinski Rich East High School Ren Crete-Monee Victor Pazik Thave Crete‘Monee Pazik Crete

Letter on values and rights prompts community questions

A reader questions placing animal life over human life and criticizes laws and ethics of fetal rights versus environmental protection. The letter also debates Pace board governance and calls for appointing Mayor Evans Miller as a black minority member to reflect South Suburbs diversity.

Velma Wilson The Star Arv’ O'Donnell Homewood Pace Pace Board Chuck Panici Chicago Heights Evans Miller Pa Board

Rich Central High School enrollment plan letter

A reader proposes solutions to enrollment issues at Rich Central High School. The letter urges a permissive transfer policy to attract families, and calls for an EPSDT funded health clinic at Rich Central by fall. It also recommends partnerships with Prairie State College for tech prep programs and apprenticeships in trades.

Rich Central Cook County Health Department Prairie State College

Miller rebuffed again Evans Miller for Pace board seat

The black Markham mayor Evans Miller again sought the Pace board of directors nomination but was passed over, with a white mayor elected instead. The piece argues against white-dominated selection and asserts four centuries of white control, lamenting the approach as the 21st century nears.

Evans Miller Markham Pace Board of Directors Cook County Board South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association Pace Board

Psychic crime myths debunked by detective in Star article

Readers applaud a June 6 Star piece quoting Sgt. Lawrence Miller on psychics and frauds. He decries reliance on psychic sleuthing, calls it anti productive, and credits education for deterring con artists amid a push for factual reporting and police candor.

Star Mary Paleologos Sgt. Miller

Dancin' in the Streets concert thanks Stirling Culp

A May 25 spring concert at Rich Central High School celebrated Mr. Stirling Culp and the choral department. The writer praised the choral students and thanked Culp for his dedication.

Stirling Culp Rich Central High School Culp Rich Central

Jazz Spotlight Boosts Illinois Club of Traditional Jazz

Dorie and Paul Haag praise traditional jazz in Prime Lonearie article. The nonprofit Illinois Club of Traditional Jazz seeks media support, noting concerts are family affairs and the genre is American, happy, and danceable. Publicity chairpersons thank contributors.

Dorie Paul Haag Ilinois Club

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