Pathway offices merge plans with First Nationwide in Oak Brook
Pathway Financial announces consolidation of its administrative offices with First Nationwide Bank's Illinois headquarters in Oak Brook by early 1991. Only 19 positions move, while most functions stay in Matteson. Pathway remains separate from First Nationwide despite the merger. no name change planned.
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Pathway
First Nationwide Bank
Illinois
Oak Brook
First Nationwide Financial Corp
Pathway Financial Last
First Nationwide
Johnson
Furnishings hauled away Alleged cocaine dealer loses house
Federal agents seized the Mat teson residence of John Lewis Harris a 26 year old described as a rags to riches figure tied to cocaine profits. IRS records show irregular cash deposits and minimal reported income while a 193000 home was bought with cashier’s checks. Harris faced felony charges of possession of a controlled substance and awaits trial as a marshal team removed his belongings.
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Phil Faso
Gold
Lewis
Matteson
John Lewis Harris
Pete Reynolds
Harris
U.S
Goldenrod Circle
Cicero Avenue
The
Star
Chicago
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Kevin Moss
Hammond
Ind
Moss
Citicorp Savings
Home Center
Drug Enforcement Administration
Illinois Department of Public Aid
Officials confident even if Pathway leaves
Matteson officials were disappointed but not surprised by a report that Pathway Financial planned to move its administrative headquarters from Cicero Avenue to Oak Brook. Company officials said many administrative functions would stay in Matteson, and officials doubt vacant space in the Pathway building at 20821 S Cicero will stay empty long.
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Matt Kaufman
Matteson
Pathway Financial
Cicero Avenue
Oak Brook
Pathway
S. Cicero
Library Fees Drive Referendum in Matteson
Citizens campaign to vote yes on a $2.6 million library bond and raise the tax rate to 25 cents per $100 assessed. Trustee Dale Graham campaigns against the site at 207th and School streets, arguing a library failure would signal opposition. Both sides agree a new library is needed and urge Tuesday turnout.
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Mary Sue Penn
Matteson
207Th
Dale Graham
School 89 Elections Support for Library Referendum
John Sepulveda heads a citizens committee backing a new library with a 2 percent tax rise. He reports 90 to 95 percent resident positivity and about 300 homes contacted. Referendum backers, including Joyce Willis and Betsy Rollings, distributed 200 posters and bookmarks.
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John Sepulveda
Citizens’ Committee
Joyce Willis
Betsy Rollings
Carol Ledy
Prairie State College and District 159 Board Elections
Voters in Matteson and Richton Park face two school board contests on Tuesday. Prairie State College trustees race features five candidates for two seats including incumbents and hometowns Homewood Chicago Heights Glenwood, with six year terms. District 159 Elementary candidates list Swan Hale-Dearborn plus three four-year contenders Gingras Moore-Williams Jarzabkowski, all Matteson residents.
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Matteson
Richton Park
Prairie State College
James Griffith
Prescott Fletcher
Thomas Brabee
Homewood
Robert Hirsch
Chicago Heights
Carl Triebold
Glenwood
Henry Swan
Alice Hale- Dearborn
Candi
George Gingras
Purdue Lane
Brenda Moore-Williams
Old Meadow Road
Joseph F. Jarzabkowski
Blackthorn Road
Swan
Oakhurst Road
Hale-Dearborn
White Oaks Road
Rich High
Local schools show test score extremes in region report cards
State school report cards reveal four high scoring districts in south Cook County and six low performers across the same area, with Will County’s New Lenox 122 leading in several rankings. Crete-Monee 2010 sits at the bottom. Reading and math tests covered third, sixth and eighth grades in April.
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Mary Suepen
Cook County
Will County
New Lenox
Crete-Monee
Homewood
Palos Community Consolidated
Flossmoor
Evern Park
Ford Heights
West
Harvey-Dixmoor
Chicago Heights
Posen- Robbins
Blue Island-Crestwood
Hazel Crest
Evergreen Park
West Harvey-Dixmoor
Posen-Robbins
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Paula Anderson
Halloran
Sentative
Stephen L. Johnson
Public
S. Cicero Ave
Iiows
Prairie State Boards
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