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04 Nov 1984
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1984
Page
1
A compact digest of worldwide and domestic briefs compiled from United Press International. It covers varied topics including politics, economy, and social developments drawn from multiple regions.
World news brief reports Indira Gandhi body hoisted onto a gun carriage for cremation at Yamuna river after three days of violence as India’s death toll surpasses 800. Calm returned to major cities though unrest lingered across the nation.
In Champaign Madison St. Clair and Saline counties the attorney general filed four civil fraud suits under the Consumer Fraud Act seeking restitution for 48 homeowners plus civil penalties of 50 000 per violation and injunctions against the firms.
The piece surveys voters in suburban Cook County and Will County areas as Reagan seeks another big win. It notes registration increases adding 68 000 voters to 1 28 million and highlights towns like Bloom Orland Thornton and Rich as key battlegrounds. It also flags Senate race dynamics with Simon Percy and local campaigns and notes turnout factors for November amid unemployment concerns.
Republicans aim to swing four Senate seats and shrink the Democratic edge in the House as contests in the south suburbs unfold. In the 19th District GOP trustee William Mahar Jr. faces Democrat Robert Kaup amid controversy over Mahar’s military service and his father’s ill health. In the 40th District Senator Aldo DeAngelis defends against Liese Ricketts who criticizes his voting on education and the environment.
Apple-Oak Homeowners Association in Matteson meets at 1 30 p m at 4450 West Oakwood Lane to discuss Tuesday's vote on banning for sale signs in the village. The group urges residents to vote yes on the public policy question affecting only previously owned homes with a March 1 1985 effective date and outlines concerns over buyer steering and market impact.
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