69 Year Old Starts New Career This St Patrick's Day
A 69 year old man embraces a fresh career path as St Patrick's Day festivities and cultural messages draw attention to intergenerational change. Bush is noted in the reporting.
14 Mar 1996
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1996
Page
1
A 69 year old man embraces a fresh career path as St Patrick's Day festivities and cultural messages draw attention to intergenerational change. Bush is noted in the reporting.
An article reflects on Huntington's disease and the uncertainty faced by children and siblings of victims about their own futures. The piece warns about offers that seem too good to be true, urging caution with long distance phone service.
Mary Paleologos reports officials of the South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association are urged to focus on redeveloping existing towns rather than new land development. Scott Bernstein argues for reviving failed malls into downtowns as a smarter plan, citing Park Forest and Monce.
Richton Park trustees approve first reading of an ordinance targeting fat in the town sewers and requiring monthly removal of sludge from grease traps at restaurants. Village officials say grease buildup has clogged sewer main along Sauk Trail prompting pump outs near food businesses.
Freshman Rep Flora Ciarlo of Steger and Joe Maun of Olympia Fields face off Tuesday in the 80th District Republican primary. Taxes dominate their exchange with Maun attacking Ciarlo on SB 368, while Ciarlo defends park district debt rules and cites Maun’s October 2023 $255 000 bond issue for the Olympia Fields Park District. Senator Aldo DeAngelis of Olympia Fields backs the measure.
Park Forest residents urge a tenants rights ordinance amid ongoing complaints at Thorn Creek Townhomes. The proposed measure would allow tenants to withhold up to 500 dollars for code violations if landlords fail to fix issues, while outlining duties for both sides to negotiate. A commission meeting drew about a dozen renters and seven landlords, though owner David Clapper was absent.
A federal judge ruled that a challenge to Park Forest’s annual inspection ordinance be heard in federal court, with a hearing set for April 11. Tenants represented by Mayer Brown allege the ordinance violates the Fourth Amendment, after inspectors entered a single family rental with warrants and the tenants were cited for contempt of court.
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