27 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1994
Page
1
A kitchen becomes both beautiful and practical when design rules are followed. Focus on layout workflow, adequate storage, durable materials, good lighting, and cohesive color schemes to balance aesthetics with everyday usability. Prioritize tasks, optimize space, and choose timeless finishes for lasting appeal.
Our sports section highlights the top players in softball and baseball as chosen by experts. Insights compare hitters and pitchers, noting standout performances across recent games and tournaments.
Star photographer Phil Faso captured dynamic images of young gymnasts for a special photo page in Dimensions. The feature highlights energetic routines and the disciplined training of rising talents.
Myra Guindon reflects on family Passover celebrations in a touching StarSides column on Page C-3, recalling traditions, conversations, and small rituals that bind relatives across generations. The piece captures personal warmth and nostalgic connection to the holiday.
Bill Spellering weighs the pros and cons of a Las Vegas trip in a concise feature. It outlines possible benefits and drawbacks for readers considering a getaway, noting practical angles for visitors and locals alike.
Chicago Heights Mayor Douglas Troiani joined community leaders and about 200 residents at Washington Junior High School for a two hour seminar on fighting gangs. He described crime as the single biggest concern and outlined a six point plan with police needing resident help to win the fight.
Richton Park Village Board debates reforms to overdue water accounts and deposits for multi unit residences and businesses. Proposals include monthly billing, a $50 security deposit for shutoffs, and a rule that all bills be paid before a property sale.
South Suburbs leaders, educators, and businesses push toward an information age as the information super highway gains shape. Mel Muchnik of Governors State University notes rising use of computers, phones, and cable lines will enable near instant communication, distance learning, teleconferencing, and telecommuting across schools and workplaces. He cites remote Shakespeare classes and global product design as examples, while warning the exact launch time remains uncertain as new technologies emerge.
In federal court Otis Moore Jr. admits lying but denies being the “Hitler of Chicago Heights” as deputy police chief Mangialardi’s lawyer brands him a monster for using children in his drug empire. Moore faces a 16-count indictment including bribery extortion and money laundering while serving a 10-year sentence.
South Metropolitan Association for Low-Incidence Handicapped may not close after all. A committee proposes transferring SMA programs to four regional cooperatives while keeping students and sites in place. About 300 students across 22 classrooms in the south suburbs would be affected.
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