Good guys bad guys reopens child cops and robbers game
In the Dimensions section readers are invited to revisit playing cops and robbers as youngsters with a prompt labeled Good guys, bad guys. See Page E-1 for details.
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1987
Page
1
In the Dimensions section readers are invited to revisit playing cops and robbers as youngsters with a prompt labeled Good guys, bad guys. See Page E-1 for details.
Hearthside Dinner Players start rehearsals for Neal Simon’s Brighton Beach Memoirs ahead of the May 22 opening. Drama Group also opens May 22 with Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Pirates of Penzance on page B-7.
Kevin Kelly analyzes how statistics shape baseball and softball evaluation in Sports Section B. He outlines key flaws and benefits, offering practical suggestions to improve interpretation and application of numbers in measuring player performance and game outcomes.
State Sen William Mahar Jr and State Rep Robert Regan spearhead new child protection bills. The measures aim to strengthen safeguards for minors and enhance reporting obligations to protect vulnerable children.
Realtor Mike Kroopkin testified in U S District court that a 1983 Hazel Crest Village letter threatening cooperation amounted to a threat yet his long running dialogue with Hazel Crest proved useful and constructive He testified for the National Association of Realtors and Greater South Suburban Board of Realtors in a countersuit against South Suburban Housing Center and nine municipalities including Country Club Hills Glenwood and Hazel Crest
Illinois Chamber president Lester Brann Jr. led a Tuesday briefing for local business leaders in Harvey to rally opposition to Gov. James Thompson’s tax proposals. He warned the service tax would hurt competitiveness, urged budget cuts, and described broader reform efforts including unemployment insurance and workers’ compensation changes.
Pritha Srinivasan of Homewood-Flossmoor High School earned the $1,500 W. E. Williams Memorial scholarship from Star Newspapers after her mother urged her to enter the essay contest. She plans to study business or accounting at the University of Michigan, wrote about the value of a free press, and may pursue further writing opportunities.
The outgoing Matteson village board approved a 1987 88 budget with 7.8 million dollars in expenditures an 8.6 percent rise from last year’s 6.2 million. Trustees Adams and Murphy did not seek reelection as new members Backus Perry and Graham were sworn in.
John Rangel was sworn in as Matteson village president Monday as his opponent Mark Stricker pursues a court contest after a recount showed Stricker leading by votes in the April 7 election. The case, filed in Cook County Circuit Court, seeks to determine the actual winner with no court date set yet. Stricker’s attorney said he expects a quick resolution. Rangel plans to respond promptly.
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