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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1985

Page

2

Park district to fund stadium lights with three year loan

Olympia Fields park district plans a $40,904 lighting project for Rich Central field using a three year loan backed by donations and funds on hand. Volunteers will trench, dig poles, install lights under Moss Recreation supervision to save $20,000. A $15,000 district commitment remains if repayment falls short.

Park District Moss Recreation Iowa City Iowa Rich South Judith Lohr Olympia Fields Park PTSA Olympia Fields Park District District 227

Budget hearing highlights commuter parking fee dispute

Resident Eugene Sorensen objected to higher commuter parking rates arguing the monthly and quarterly passes are not fair to long term users. Officials kept the 106000 budget for the lot while acknowledging past deficits and noting a new computer system will prevent budget overruns by blocking overspending at the department level.

Eugene Sorensen Sorensen Grisamore Ing CDBG Fenske

Cobalt theft at city warehouse valued at 1.5 million

Federal agents and Chicago Heights detectives probe a Sunday burglary at a city warehouse, seizing 150000 pounds of cobalt. Investigators describe the operation as first class, with five to three trucks used and three to four hours needed. Authorities note the cobalt is nonradioactive and used in aerospace alloys.

Pete Reynolds Chicago Heights Zaire Africa Chicago Afrimet Indussa New York City Sam Mangialardi Mangialardi Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI

Steger closes Park Forest school amid budget fears

Steger School District 194 voted to close Hickory Hill in Park Forest to cut costs amid a looming deficit. Superintendent Milton Whitten cited about 125000 in annual savings and explained other measures include lowering class sizes and renting space to the Low-Incidence Handicapped program. About 100 Hickory Hill students would join Saukview, raising the district-wide student-teacher ratio from 16 to about 24.

Peggy Shaw Steger Board of Education Hickory Hill Park Forest Steger The Star Jessica Hinterman South Metropolitan Association For the LMA Eastview Parkview Whitten Saukview School Eastview School Parkview School Hickory Hill School

Historical society meets this evening

The Matteson Historical Society holds a general membership meeting at 8 p.m. at 813 School Avenue. Guest speaker Bill White, fluvial morphologist with Illinois Department of Conservation, presents Geoarchaeology A Case in Point with Cahokia Mounds slides and his own geomorphic work. Public welcome.

The Matteson Historical Society Historical Society School Avenue Bill White Illinois Department of Conservation Cahokia Mounds White Harvard University University F Illinois

Dotson’s Bid for Freedom Faces Retrial and Clemency

Gary Dotson seeks a new trial with a retrial hearing set for next Tuesday. His lawyers push for clemency with a May 9 governor’s hearing, while Lupel asks the Illinois Supreme Court for a direct appeal. The high court recently allowed bond pending appeal, as appellate court records show prior denial of bond and rape conviction appeals. May Shaw notes the family’s mixed, hopeful emotions in Country Club Hills.

Dotson Chicago Gary James R. Thompson Illinois Prisoner Review Board Lupel Illinois Supreme Court Samuels High Court Supreme Court Illinois Appellate Court Bond May Shaw Country Club Hills

EPA stance hints Sexton plan keeps landfill in play

Fenske notes EPA has not closed site and monitoring may begin after landfill is covered. John Murphy calls this a positive shift and suggests no objection to the procedure. Local officials press for strict controls while considering industrial development, a golf course, and storm water retention in the area.

EPA John Murphy Fenske Eres Sexton

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