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Newspaper

Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1999

Page

5

Stolen Cars and Burglary Report Across Chicago Heights Area

Police said a car was taken from the 1500 block of Otto Boulevard at 10 45 p m Wednesday Sr ene the 1800 block of Chicago Road at 7 p m Thursday a jewelry box a compact disc player and 30 CDs were taken from a West 21st Street residence between 6 a m and 3 p m Thursday a car stereo vanished from a vehicle on Forest Avenue 0 to 100 block between 9 p m Wednesday and 9 a m Thursday and an employee at a Dixie Highway business reported a threatened incident Wednesday.

Otto Boulevard Chicago Road West 21St Street Forest Avenue Dixie Highway

Stolen Sign Report Leads to Local Theft and Vandalism Charges

A Homewood party member reports a political sign theft in Southgate. Park Forest resident John Paterimos, 22, faces criminal damage to property charges for damaging a car on Western Avenue. Two cars parked at Pep Boys were scratched on Monday afternoon. Daniel N. Lanning, 19, was charged with cannabis possession after a stop near 35th Street and Emerald. Kenneth Hufnagle and Michael Vosler face battery and property damage counts from a March 5 incident. Hufnagle also faces multiple traffic and compliance charges. An 81-year-old Crete man reported the theft of a CD player and radio from a parked vehicle at Ste ger Memorial Chapel. A house fire on Tuesday injured no one, starting in a washing machine basement. Thomas Aigner, 18, was charged with retail theft at Kmart on Chicago Road.

Daniel N. Lanning Dorsethshire Drive Steger 35Th Street Emerald Kenneth R. Hufnagle E. 24Th St Chicago Heights Michael D. Vosler Old Meadow Road Matteson Hufnagle Crete Steger Memorial Chapel Chicago Road Wallace Thomas E. Aigner Crestwood Lane Kmart

Two Chicago Heights residents charged with alcohol possession

Juan Ayala and Rodolfo G Hernandez of 131 E 28rd St Chicago Heights faced charges for possession of open alcohol. Monique S Lake of 1874 Sullivan University Park cited for driving without a valid license no tail lights and no proof of insurance. A vehicle damaged Avatar Crop lawn at 500 Central Ave with tire tracks 100 feet off the street. A spare tire stolen from a vehicle in the Metra lot, lock cut and cable left. Vernon A Stephens of 919 University St Matteson charged with driving on a suspended license after a March 7 stop on Exchange Ave at Steger Monee Rd.

Monique S. Lake Sullivan University Park Avatar Crop Central Ave Central Avenue Metra Vernon A. Stephens University St Matteson Exchange Avenue Steger-Monee Road

Stolen electronics amid Hazel Crest break ins

A second floor window on Jodave Avenue in Hazel Crest was forced open and a VCR and Sony PlayStation taken. A trunk on 171st Street was pried open and stereo equipment stolen. Ricky Meniweather, 41, 16935 Western Ave., Hazel Crest, was charged with violation of an order of protection.

Jodave Avenue 171St Street Ricky Meniweather Western Ave Hazel Crest

Traffic DUI arrests in South Chicago Heights and Crete

South Chicago Heights resident Lisa Jurgenson, 25, faces charges for driving under the influence after a 3 a.m. stop on Jackson in the 2700 block, along with speeding and other offenses. Jose Morales, 41, Chicago Heights, charged with DUI after a stop near 28th Street and Chicago Road, plus breathalyzer over .08 and related violations. Crete resident William Payne, 34, charged March 6 with speeding after a 12:45 p.m. stop, also cited for signaling and fleeing and eluding police.

Lisa E. Jurgenson 29Th St Chicago Heights Jackson Jurgenson Jose Morales Euclid Ave 28Th Street Chicago Road Morales William Payne Hewes Crete Payne

Correction: Matres store theft misidentified suspect

An error in Thursday's Police Beat misidentified a man seen removing three video cassette recorders from a Mattes store display area on March 7. Frank Johnson III, 32, 15715 Myrtle, Harvey, was charged with retail theft in connection with the incident per police reports.

Mattes Frank Johnson III Myrtle Harvey The Star

Hillcrest graduate dies after tanker collision

A 29-year-old Homer Township man, Christopher Darrah, died after his car was struck by a tanker truck carrying about 8,000 gallons of gasoline near 159th Street and Gougar Road. Police say Darrah failed to stop at a stop sign. the tanker toppled onto his car. Fire crews evacuated nearby residents and the scene was investigated with no signs of excessive speed or alcohol. Darrah had moved from Hobertown to Homer Township 18 months earlier and enjoyed Harley riding and fishing. He is survived by his father Michael Darrah, a sister Jennifer Darrah, a sister Joellyn Frundle who spoke of him as a wonderful brother and uncle, and two nieces. Funeral Mass and interment were scheduled for Saturday.

Homer Township Christopher Darrah Joellyn Frundle Bubba Darrah Frundle Michigan City Ind Hillcrest High School Country Club Hills Hazel Crest Michael Darrah Jennifer Darrah Silver Cross Hospital Joliet 159Th Street Gougar Road Illinois Mark Karczewski Karczewski Lockport

Bills push public access to hospital inspection data

Illinois lawmakers consider bills to loosen a 33 year old statute barring disclosure of hospital deficiencies unless a closure is planned. The measure would let the public see licensing data inspection reports and final evaluation records for Illinois 221 hospitals, with a task force also proposed to streamline inspections. Restore access, raise transparency, and inform consumers amid ongoing debates in the Senate and House.

Illinois General Assembly Christine Radogno R-Lagrange Radogno Senate United States Indiana Massachusetts House Illinois Department of Public Health Illinois Hospital and Health Systems Association Bettina French State Health Department

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