Kids Cowboys and Superheroes Set for Summer Screenings
Prime Time Weekend previews a busy summer slate featuring families and action as kids and cowboys share big screen time with superheroes. The lineup promises broad appeal across ages with varied genres and familiar franchises.
Controversial repressed memory therapy questioned
Persistent debate surrounds the efficacy and safety of repressed memory therapy, with critics arguing potential harm outweighs benefits while supporters cite therapeutic value. The Dimensions feature examines conflicting expert opinions, patient experiences, and methodological concerns shaping the controversy.
State tests quieter plan for third airport input
State officials pursue a data driven, lower conflict approach to gathering public input on the proposed third airport. The new method aims to maximize usable information while reducing controversy among local residents and stakeholders.
Hometown heroes speak on D Days longest day accounts
Page A-8 and J-2 present more first-hand memories from south suburban residents who took part in The Longest Day. Faces, dates, and moments recounted from the pivotal World War II invasion.
Buzzing That Morning Cup A Look at Caffeine Addiction
A brief look at caffeine addiction and morning coffee rituals. Includes reference to contact numbers 755-6161 and circulation 755-3344 for further details.
Richton Park debate over school gun drawing correction
A Richton Park Village Board session sparked by a misreported Chicago Tribune item about Rich South High School students drew scrutiny from Principal Kenneth Reczkiewicz and Police Chief Richard Labus. The Tribune issued a correction stating the incident involved a student who drew a gun picture and wrote threats, not two freshmen with a firearm.
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Richton Park
Chicago Tribune
Rich South High School
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Times
Rich South
Kenneth Reczkiewicz
Richton Park Police Department
Richard Labus
Matteson Dog Finds New Home With Homewood Police
Homewood police welcome Bar the German shepherd, 3 years old and 90 pounds, to join the force after Matteson disbanded its canine unit. Bar, trained in tracking and drug detection, will complete five weeks of training before public introduction. He was purchased from Sondheim Training Center in Indiana for 8500 dollars, inclusive of gear.
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Kevin Kaiser
Village Board
John Doody
Bar
Czechoslovakia
Jerald Brandt
Matteson Police Department
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Homewood
Sondheim
Dyer
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Trail neighbors oppose new bike path privacy concerns
Matteson residents told the Village Board they fear a two mile Preservation Path along a gas line easement near Kostner Avenue will bring joggers and dogs into backyards. They worry about privacy crime stray dogs and declining property values as surveyors eyed the site and the path connects to Old Plank Trail and a Cook County Forest Preserve path.
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Matteson
Arnie Travis
Kostner Avenue
Kostner
University Avenues
Travis
Vollm Road
Ralph Coglianese
Cook County Forest Preserve
Dale Graham
Mangialardi Faces Guilty Verdicts in Racketeering Case
Chicago Heights Deputy Police Chief Sam Mangialardi heard a two month trial end with guilty verdicts on racketeering and related counts including aiding and abetting a drug conspiracy. Jurors found him guilty on four tax evasion counts two civil rights violations and one witness tampering charge. Sentencing date not set.
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Chicago Heights
Sam Mangialardi
U.S
Wayne R. Andersen
Mangialardi
Mangialrdi
Otis Moore Jr
Allan Ackerman
Ackerman
Sra
Moore
Lemont Elam
Elam
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