03 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1994
Page
1
A short piece notes rising popularity of museums for young children driven by parental interest and competition. It hints at weekend programs and prime time slots as parents seek early learning experiences for kids.
Consumer columnist Karen Caffarini savors breakfast as cold cereal prices trigger stubborn frigid debates. The It Pays column appears in today’s Business section. Page D-1 features the note. The state’s early retirement program could attract veteran teachers but may diminish prep level coaching quality in sports.
Senior news editor Dennis Wheeler recalls several presidents visiting the southern suburbs, reflecting on Bill Clinton's visit to the area. Local contact numbers include circulation 755-3344 and classifieds 755-6161 199-9999.
Matteson Public Safety Committee re evaluated a village rule requiring a police canine officer to reside in town. Residents urged returning Officer Halpin and Bar the dog, while opponents cited residency as unnecessary. A letter from FOP Lodge 163 argued residence isn’t essential.
President Bill Clinton told about 1,400 Hillcrest High School youths that everyone shares in shaping the nation's future and that elected leaders cannot do the work alone. He also praised Rep. Mel Reynolds as a White House ally and urged focus on crime and violence during his south suburban Chicago stop.
President Bill Clinton visits Hillcrest High School Country Club Hills answering student questions on crime funding education and homelessness. He stresses federal state aid, duty to lead at home, and that money shapes programs but equity remains complex. Clinton calls teen participation valuable and promises more crime fighting and homelessness help.
Acquisition of Star Newspapers by Illinois based American Publishing Co signals a community oriented shift with 20 Star papers preserved for local flavor and editorial independence. The deal includes Sun Times and Pioneer Press assets, expanding reach to 1.6 million paid circulation upon completion March 31 and creating the largest holdings for the publisher.
Richton Park plans online access through the South Suburban Association of Municipalities MAC system. The village will share information on policies and ordinances, learn about upcoming meetings, and download model documents. The MAC system is already active and Richton Park expects online use within two weeks.
A 16-year-old was denied bond on charges of attempted murder rape and armed robbery for allegedly attacking a Park Forest woman in a Jewel parking lot Tuesday. Police arrested the teen, a Rich East High School dropout, and tied him to a Richton Park address. The 27-year-old victim was stabbed repeatedly in front of her 1-year-old child but the infant was unharmed.
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