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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1995
Page
13
Paula Couch of Mundelein criticizes CBS 10 PM reports titled Justice denied and justice served for portraying Glenwood police as biased. She questions Pam Zekman credibility and demands accountability, asking how media bias harms officers, families, and public trust.
Linda M. Davenport of Homewood argues that equating black historical suffering with the LGBT rights movement tarnishes civil rights legacies. She presses that if God deems homosexuality an abomination, joining the two struggles risks overshadowing black forebears and their achievements, urging cautious alignment.
A reader argues the Homewood auditorium belongs to the Homewood Village Board not the Park District and criticizes a proposed $90,000 renovation funded by park taxes. The writer backs Trustee Peggy Boiven and questions why the Park District spends on a building for few, noting Racquet Club and admin expense and asking why Heather Hills ball park land remains unused.
Rep. Harris Fawell argues the GOP plan would boost funds for needy children while cutting red tape. He says the proposal targets low income families and increases by 4.5 percent annually, but Democrats warn the block grant could fail to respond to rising need and allow 20 percent of funds to other programs.
State Rep Brent Hassert proposes a bill to regulate explosions in mines and quarries. The plan would require licensing and training fees for explosives experts and create a revenue funded agency to oversee charges and allow residents a channel to complain about blasts.
Illinois Senate Democratic Leader Emil Jones joined President Clinton in the White House Blue Room for a private gathering. In Chicago Heights Karla Osantowski teaches criminal law at Governors State University and Prairie State College, with cops receiving tuition scholarships. Bud Fleming backs two elected posts, while state figures push Medicaid reform and GOP speeches at a Midway Airport event highlight Gramm. Charles Adelman seeks a third term as Will County Exec amid Republican challengers. Anna Concepcion recovers from a stroke. Illinois Insurance Hotline listed.
Rep Anne Zickus hosts her annual Raisin o the Green fundraiser at The Flame Countryside at 7 p.m. Monday with contact 974 ANNE. Mary Pierce provided photos from GOP Rep Flora Ciarlo s February bash. Senator James Pate Philip sent a note calling House Speaker Lee Daniels a great legislator.
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