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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1995
Page
1
Just friends and platonic bonds in daily talks
A study of men and women who share friendly, nonromantic ties explores how communication, boundaries, and mutual respect sustain these relationships. It discusses social dynamics, emotional support, and common misunderstandings in everyday platonic friendships.
Spring Showing of Homes highlighted in weekly Home Guide
Coming Sunday marks the start of spring with the annual Spring Showing of Homes featured in the weekly Home Guide. The event showcases available properties as part of the Sunday edition.
Classified lines point to Main office contact
The note lists contact lines for a local office, showing Main, Circulation and Classified phone numbers 755 6161 755 3344 and 755 3993 respectively for reader services and advertisements.
Matteson Board Moves to Market to White Buyers
Matteson officials unanimously authorize negotiations with Residential Marketing Services to run a public relations campaign promoting the village to white home buyers. Some residents oppose the affirmative marketing plan while others praise it as a means to preserve diversity and explain historical context from the 1970s to 1990s. The issue traces to the 1979 diversity policy and the 1992 Quality of Life Task Force aiming for an inclusive community.
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Matteson
Residential Marketing Services, of
Chicago
Graham
Quality of Life Task Force
Maatteson
Richton Park Trustee race sees uncontested field
Incumbents Michael Brown Chester Wilkins and newcomer Jay McClaren seek four year terms in an uncontested race while Benjamin Hughes runs for an unexpired two year term. Brown Wilkins and Hughes highlight public service. McClaren did not respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
Richton Park
Michael Brown
Latonia Lane
Chester Wilkins
Clarendon
Jay McClaren
Ridgeway
Benjamin Hughes
Bretz Drive
Brown
Wilkins
Hughes
McClaren
Parks and Recreation Commission
Emergency Services and
Police and Fire Commission
Lincoln Crossing
Hotel and Restaurant Employees Local No. 1 Union
Pfiel charged in rape and brother's murder
Steven Pfiel 18 of Crete Township faces two counts of aggravated criminal sexual assault and one count of first degree murder for the weekend attacks that followed the killing of his older brother with a baseball bat and a meat cleaver. He remains jailed without bond as he waits trial in Norskog and Will County cases. The Will County State's Attorney noted that a death penalty decision would depend on Cook County verdicts and potential outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
Hughes
Illinois Secretary of State
Parks and Recreation
Habitat For Humanity
Steven Pfiel
Will County
Crete Township
Pfiel
Kathleen Kallan
Hillary Sacey
Palos Township
Raymond Pijon
Norskog
The
Nor
Skog
James Glasgow
Richton Park Fire Dept Eyes Mutual Aid Agreement
The Richton Park Fire Department seeks an intergovernmental mutual aid box alarm system with nearby departments. Fire Chief Joe Solick asked the Village Board to approve an ordinance, with a vote planned next week. The plan would extend automatic help across the 4th Fire District when incidents exceed local capacity.
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Richton Park
Joe Solick
Village Board of Trustees
David Niemeyer
Matteson
Sauk Village
Beecher
Airlines group disputes FAA 1994 profit projections
The Air Transport Association counters FAA figures claiming a 1994 airline industry operating profit of 2.6 billion, saying the sector will show a net loss of 100 million. ATA spokesman Chris Chiames revises earlier estimates after filing documents from TWA and Continental. He reaffirmed the 100 million net loss and criticized state officials for deceptive figures in discussing a third regional airport.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Air Transport Association
Chris Chiames
ATA
The
Star
Chiames
TWA
Continental
Kirk Brown
Illinois Department of Transportation
James Laundry
FAA
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