Inquest details toll of Pfiel family killings
Will County coroner and police reports describe Steven Pfiel killing his brother Roger with a baseball bat and inflicting stab wounds during a violent morning. The inquest notes a sexual assault, theft of weapons and checks, a note claiming two killed, and a planned flight to California before a manhunt ended with Pfiel surrender. Roger Pfiel was pronounced dead at 10 32 am. Pfiel faces Cook County trial May 30 with Will County progress hearing set June 5.
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Steven Pfiel
Carlisle
Roger
Will County
Patrick O’neil
Steven
Joliet
Pfiel
Lice
California
Chicago
O’neil
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Community Center Referendum Prompts Public Information Booths
Residents will learn what they want from a proposed recreation center through a scheduler of volunteer run booths. Times vary daily with events including clowns prizes and a rock n roll show. If approved in November, construction documents would start January 1996 and work would begin spring 1996 with completion in early 1997.
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Frank Birdsall
Garfield Goose
Little People
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Rhythm and Blues
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Niemeyer
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Glaeser Park
Houston considers full time police job offer
Monteleone said Houston may opt to work full time for the Police Department at fiscal year end, an option raised earlier this month. He understood Houston declined the offer because he already teaches physical education full time at a school.
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Houston
Police Department
Monteleone
Matteson School District 159 appoints new board member
The Thursday edition corrects a previous misidentification in Matteson District 159. Michael Grammer was appointed to fill De bra Perry's former position, and the appointment was approved by the board.
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Matteson
Debra Perry
Michael Grammer
Harris arrives in plea agreement discussion in Orland Park
Orland Park Police Cmdr Walter Kaszubski says Harris was present during discussions between the state’s attorney and defense attorney about the issues. Harris, jailed in Cook County Jail since his arrest, will receive credit toward his sentence for time already served.
Will County coroner backs jury in death rulings system
Will County uses a six member jury and contracted pathologists to determine the manner of death after inquests. Coroner Patrick ONeil cites closure for families and compares to Cook County where the medical examiner makes determinations.
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Patrick K. O’neil
Cook County
Roy Dames
O’neil
Funeral Home
Illinois
Cook
Roger Pfiel
Steven Pfiel
Dames
Oak County
Rensic
Tolentine elevator fund boosts gains from generous donors
Sister Guiney cites two year fundraising efforts with a large donation from Sister McIntyre who paid 125 for the winning raffle ticket. The Tolentine sisters seek permission from the Religious Sisters of Mercy to apply funds to the elevator project. Olympia Fields waives building permit fees totaling 350 and village inspectors forego fees to support the plan. Donations contact Sister Guiney at 20300 Governors Highway Olympia Fields 60461 or 948-9500.
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McIntyre
Religious Sisters of Mercy
Tolentino Sisters
Guiney
Olympia Fields Village Board
Tolentine
Willis Ryza
Tolentine Elevator Fund
Governors Highway
Olympia Fields
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