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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1999
Page
10
The Star announces Kevvern J. DePaola as president and publisher and Margaret Seltzer as assistant editor news. The memo notes Epiron-in-Chief role and junior staff changes at the National Newsfar Association.
A brief newspaper card noting the senior vice president of finance Franklin Shaftan with associated byline editors and staff names including Dennis R. Wheeler Paula Carlson Joanne M. Zenxel, under a Sunday May 23, 1999 date line.
The Infant Jesus of Prague Catholic School in Flossmoor earned a U S Department of Education Blue Ribbon for Excellence. One of four Illinois schools honored this year, the award recognizes high standards rigorous curriculum family involvement and a safe learning environment.
A bid to abolish legislative scholarships was defeated as the House blocked a proposed prohibition while senators refused to join. The practice has funded tuition for district favorites and relatives, prompting calls for reform amid widespread abuse in both wealthy and poor districts.
Bears President Ted Phillips reports progress with city leaders on a blended plan to renovate Soldier Field or build a new stadium inside the historic venue. If that fails, a separate site north of Comiskey Park is a backup, though parking and site limits dampen enthusiasm.
Bob Haisman, president of the Illinois Education Association, says the group has maintained since the start that using taxpayer dollars for private schools violates the Illinois Constitution and vows to join any legal challenge to the General Assembly approved tax credit legislation.
Manny Hoffman, South Suburbs business leader and GOP figure, calls for a new funding system for Illinois schools. He proposes raising income tax rates for individuals and businesses and reallocating funds from surplus to education, arguing property taxes burden homeowners and create unequal districts. Hoffman's letter sparks support from local business groups as policymakers confront the state’s reliance on property taxes for school funding.
Edtor letter from Michael D Turay urges balanced rights and safety measures. He argues for funded intervention programs in schools, involving parents clergy and legislators, to address fringe behaviors and prevent violence. He notes costs and asks readers to contact elected officials with their stance.
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