The Star Founpen 1901 Kenvern J. DePoja Jr. President and Publisher
The Star announces Kenvern J. DePoja Jr. as president and publisher in 1901, detailing leadership change and the paper's continued editorial direction.
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1999
Page
10
The Star announces Kenvern J. DePoja Jr. as president and publisher in 1901, detailing leadership change and the paper's continued editorial direction.
Editorial urges compromise in the Harvey Homewood and Flossmoor water billing clash led by Mayor Nickolas Graves. He claims 163000 is owed based on a 29 cent rate, while towns explore alternatives and potential arbitration. The piece calls for negotiations with figures on the table to avoid costly litigation.
A reader vents on the fan frenzy around Star Wars Episode I. He likens the hype to consumering culture and questions whether the film justifies the spectacle. He contrasts early buzz with mixed expectations and urges caution in buying into promotional excess.
The proposal to give a 25 percent tax credit up to 500 per family for private school tuition and related fees prompts questions about whether 51 percent of new revenue for public education would hold after the 100 million credit impact. Critics fear public schools lose funds while supporters cite access for families and co twenty legislative votes.
Manny Hoffman, former state representative, urges Gov George Ryan to adopt a statewide property tax assessment and shift 50 percent of education funding away from property taxes. Proposes income tax increase to 4.25 percent and corporate rate to 6.8 percent, with a $3.423 billion funding gain plus $400 million more for schools.
The Star outlines rules for letters to the editor including required name and address for verification. Writers should include their address and phone number, though this data will not be published. Submissions may be edited for brevity clarity or legality and no publication date is guaranteed. Mail to The Star Tinley Park Illinois or contact by fax or email.
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