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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1993
Page
9
Statement of appreciation from a candidate who lost the April 20 election. He thanks supporters, voters, and volunteers, congratulates new board members, and pledges to continue serving the district. The passage also includes unrelated commentary on Illinois school funding, taxes, and economic theory.
To the Editor, state payments to public schools in Illinois are postponed again. The 3rd and 4th quarter reimbursements for special education personnel, transportation, and related costs will be shifted into FY 94. SCOPE, representing 36 south suburban districts, faces delays from $41,000 in Worth District 127 to $413,000 in Township High School District 227.
A marketplace letters page responds to Judge Henry X Dietch s June 3 column arguing that government is less responsive to voters than the private sector due to waste and apathy. The writer questions claims about regulation and fairness of utility companies and public protection.
A 19 year old disabled writer thanks Congressman George Sangmeister for assistance with the Social Security office. The letter to Washington led to help through Mrs Friedman who contacted Social Security. The writer credits parents and doctor but highlights the congressman's and Mrs Friedman's role in obtaining aid.
Kathy Clemens or Fields, chief officer of the Rehabilitation Achievement Center in Hazel Crest, is named to the Board of Examiners for the 1993 Henry B. Betts Award. The panel ranks nominations for the 50 thousand dollar prize aiding disabled people. John D. Kemp will convene a jury in September in Washington.
The Star invites signed letters to the editor with writers’ names and addresses for verification. Telephone numbers are requested but will not be published.
Cook County Forest Preserve District under President Richard Phelan introduces senior programs to connect youth and elders. Activities include picnics trips to Brookfield Zoo and nature centers with accessible outdoor events and a speakers bureau tailored to seniors with special needs. More than 1,000 seniors expected at June 30 picnic in Chicago. information line 771-1015.
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