31 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1994
Page
1
A kite enthusiast explains why flying brings simple delight and how it connects with craftsmanship, outdoor fun, and a timeless hobby. The piece surveys personal joy, hobbyist techniques, and the quiet appeal of windy days.
Delectable baked goods elevate an Easter brunch with fresh breads and pastries. Learn how varieties and techniques can impress guests, from crusty loaves to rich sweet treats, with practical ideas for centerpiece displays.
Schools confront sexual harassment amid broader debate on workplace ethics and equal justice. The edition notes Dimensions on balancing duties for high school students who work and calls for a new federal district court in Will County, with page references and circulation data.
Rich Township trustees approve adding 1500 feet to the township offices to enlarge the food pantry now 200 square feet. The pantry serves about 460 families and 1,300 people with weekday hours and donation drive. Construction may cost around 50000 dollars and take 60 to 90 days after bidding in May or June.
The Richton Park Village Board unanimously adopts a vandalism reward policy offering up to 100 dollars for information leading to arrests and convictions for damage to village facilities and property. Rewards are decided by village personnel, with restitution to cover damages and reward cost. Trustee Anne Rock and President Rudolph Banovich emphasize community cooperation.
Chicago Heights police officers testify in a federal racketeering trial alleging Deputy Chief Sam Mangialardi accepted kickbacks from private security work and laundered money. Testimony includes threats against officers and claims about the Otis Moore Jr. shooting. The trial recessed and will resume next week at Dirksen Federal Building.
Old Plank Road Trail Commission members approved a preliminary budget for 1994-95 totaling about 12 000, with 97 600 in development contributions. Next year includes funds for cleansings print services graphics and professional contingency. A request for a prescribed burn was discussed and outline planning authorized toward intergovernmental coordination.
The Rev Dr De Vid Krueger and Barbara Paul describe a Chicago Heights Public Library exhibit of Gutenberg Bible facsimiles. About 100 residents view copies rarely seen, while originals fetch up to 10 million dollars and only a few are held by major institutions in the United States.
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