Richton Park doubts school overcrowded
Richton Park Village President Rudolph Banovich will challenge Rich Township High School District 227 officials who claim Rich South is overcrowded He questions where students come from and demands a full explanation He cites two developments as not being the cause and seeks data from the American Planning Association on Meadow Lake Estates to justify the statements
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Richton Park Village
Rudolph Banovich
Rich Township
Rich South
Banovich
Richton Park
Meadow Lake Estates
Cicero Avenue
American Planning Association
du Wayne Carnes
Rich Central
Minent
Lou Patras
Rich Township High School Education Association
Patras
Robbins burner hearing tests fair hearing on incinerator fate
A five and a half hour Illinois Pollution Control Board hearing in Robbins weighed whether a Dec 22 session on the Reading Energy Co incinerator at 133rd Street and Kedzie Avenue was fair. The board could order a third hearing or let construction begin this fall, with a decision expected by July.
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Robbins
Illinois Pollution Control Board
Pollution Board
Reading Energy Co
133Rd Street
Kedzie Avenue
Rich Township appoints new economic development director
Rich Township supervisors named Ray Dillard to lead the revived Economic Development Agency on a one year trial. Dillard, a Park Forest resident and Kennedy-King College official, will work unpaid and must reside in Rich Township. He proposes a town job fair and outreach to small businesses while using one township vehicle under strict oversight.
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Kevin Conlon
Conlon
Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
John Ranieri
ESDA
Ranieri
Ray Dillard
Park Forest
Kennedy-King College
Dillard
Rich
Roy
Rich Township
Testimony barred as Hajdys fights gay ban hearing
Dorothy Hajdys traveled to Norfolk to testify before a US Senate committee reviewing the military ban on gays but was denied the chance to speak. She described the session as a show and said no straight supporters were allowed to testify.
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Dorothy Hajdys
Allen Schindler
Norfolk
Senate
U.S
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Hajdys
Chicago Heights
Nunn
Committee For Military Justice
Sen. Nunn
Clinton
Hardys
Virginia
Senate Committee
Matteson moves in on selection of police chief
Matteson village trustees continue a drawn out hunt for a new police chief with a decision expected later this month. Acting Chief Lawrence Burnson remains in post after Donald Story retired last August as officials narrowed 75 applicants to 10 and interviewed seven candidates.
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Matteson
Lawrence Burnson
Donald Story
Daniel Dubruiel
Emmanuel Imoukhuede
Imoukhuede
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Elaine Withers
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Eugene Daley
Daley
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