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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1993

Page

10

Editorial staff and associations listed for Sunday edition

The page lists Lester G. Sons as Executive Editor and Vice President with Dennis Wheeler as Senior News Editor and Joanne M. Zerkel as Features Editor. Franklin Shuftan serves as Managing Editor. It also notes membership in several associations including the National Newspaper Association and regional groups like the Suburban Newspapers of America and Illinois Press Association, under the Sunday, March 7, 1993 date.

Franklin Shuftan National Newspaper Association Suburban Newspapers of America Illinois Press Association Northern Illinois Newspaper Association

Battle over Illinois higher education boards heats up

Editorial argues reorganizing state colleges and universities under a new Illinois Board of Higher Education. It centers on eliminating the Board of Regents and Board of Governors, replacing them with campus boards named by the governor and Senate confirmed, feeding to the central board for budgeting and policy. It questions lobbying power, cost, accountability, and impact on students and campuses, urging thoughtful reform.

Boards — of Higher Education Illinois Bob Kustra Jim Edgar Kustra Board of Regents Illinois State University Northern Illinois University Sangamon State University Board of Governors Governors State University Chicago State University Eastern Illinois Western Illinois Northeastern Illinois Sangamon State Senate Illinois Board of Higher Education State University BOG Thomas Layzell GSU Paula Wolff Layzell Chicago State University of Illinois Southern Illinois University Northern

Mobile classroom plan blocked after Cornerstone fire

After Cornerstone Christian Church burned, principal Ken Rose asked the South Chicago Heights Board of Trustees to allow a mobile classroom on church property for about 60 displaced students. The board refused, noting village ordinances require a zoning variance and the Zoning Board of Appeals does not meet for about 30 days. They suggested alternate arrangements or a special meeting, but no action was taken.

Cornerstone Christian Church Church South Chicago Heights Zoning Board of Appeals Zoning Board Chicago Heights

Decade of women highlighted in regional tribute

Experts say this is the decade of women with more in government, medicine, law, business and education. The February dimensions section begins a month long tribute to local women, recognizing figures from Marie Curie to Amelia Earhart and inviting readers to add names from the South Suburbs.

Marie Curie Harriet Tubman Dorothea Dix Mother Teresa Sarah Siddons Amelia Earhart America Dimensions Lead Dimensions

World Music Theatre Noise Ruling Sparks Quiet Anthem Plans

Illinois Pollution Control Board orders World Music Theatre in Tinley Park to lower outdoor concert noise after complaints from Matteson and Country Club Hills. Possible fines up to 10000 per day if violations continue, with independent decibel counts and berm enhancements already made. The piece also critiques Pulaski Day awareness and proposes a Pulaski rap song to sing at assemblies.

Illinois Pollution Control Board World Music Theatre Tinley Park Casimir Pulaski Pollution Control Board Matteson Country Club Hills Music Bono Dwight Welch San Jose Sharks Casimir P Illinois Poland Savannah Casimir Pulaski World Music Theater

Welfare versus work and gun control in Mel Reynolds district

Letter writer Jim Wagner argues welfare benefits often exceed work earnings, urging policies to make employment financially attractive. He criticizes Mel Reynolds proposed Safe Streets Act and gun manufacturer liability, comparing it to broader political failures and blaming prior representative Gus Savage for poor conduct.

Jim Wagner Matteson Mel Reynolds Smith and Wesson Gus Savage Gus House of Representatives

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lester G. Sons Dennis Wheeler Joanne M. Zerkel Tom Houlihan Aerosmith Tracy Chapman Eric Clapton Martin Luther King Abraham Lincoln World Book Encyclopedia Lincoln King Rodney Dangerfield Chicago London Bridge Casimir Pul Reynolds
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