Tinley Park weighs off track betting at I-80 World
Tinley Park officials consider an off track betting center at I-80 World near I-80 and Oak Park Avenue. The idea, raised by Intercontinental Development Corp, prompts cautious support from Trustees Rea Zabrocki and Mayor Zabrocki. Inter-Track Partners would run the facility with watched races from multiple tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Houlihan
Tinley Park Village
Patrick Rea
Industrial and Commercial Commission
The
Economic Development Commission
Oak Park Avenue
Rich Township
Matteson-Richton Park
Rea
Edward Zabrocki
Zabrocki
Aristotle Hakkins
Inter-Continental Development Corp
Halikias
Ed Gregory
Inter-Continental
Tinley Park
Gregory
Inter-Track Partners
Aurora
Rockford
Trustee
Gregory Hannon
Maywood
Hawthorne
Sportsman’s
Balmoral
Arlington Park
Inter-Track
District 227 salaries higher, lower than other districts pay
District 227 teachers average 46 410 annually with extracurricular stipends the statewide average is 31 253 administrators average 61 800 per year versus 49 983 statewide but teachers and admins are below peers in similarly sized districts overall district salaries total 2 464 775 for 1989 90 with top earners TuWayne Carnes 85 000 Donald Trimble 80 000 William McGee 75 500 John Berryman 74 500 Louis Schmitt 69 500 Craig Schilling 65 000 average AP salaries 60 933
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Kaufman
Illinois Department of Education
DuWayne Carnes
Donald Trimble
Rich South
William McGee
Rich Central
John Berryman
Rich East
Louis Schmitt
Craig Schilling
District 162 weighs future tax hike amid deficits
David Holm says a 1991 tax referendum will likely be needed as projections show a balanced budget for two years but a growing deficit afterward. He notes uncertainty in state funding and recommends scheduling a referendum in 1991, while board members acknowledge the uncertain outlook and potential changes to tax formulas. The district faces a planned tax increase referendum already set for the Nov 7 ballot to raise the rate from $2.21 to $3.01.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Kaufman
David Holm
Matteson School District
Board of Education
Holm
Joy Rogers
Park Forest
Thys Vandervelde
Richton Park
Kent Wesley
Olympia Fields
David Barr
Barr
Rock-thrower Leon DeRouin gets four years in prison
Will County Circuit Court Judge Michael Orenic imposed a four year term on 19 year old Leon DeRouin of Steger for involuntary manslaughter in the November 25 1988 I 57 overpass rock throwing death of Charles Layfield. The sentence seeks to deter similar acts and comes despite a clean prior record and good school achievements.
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Ruth Thomas
Michael Orenic
Leon DeRouin
Steger
Will County
DeRouin
Chicago
Charles Layfield
Layfield
Stuenkel Road
I-57
Orenic
Joliet
Bloom Trail
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cArol
Tinley
Werren Skeisk
Ron Hartman
Matteson
John Reindt
Michelle Michaels
St. Lawrence O'Toole
Vicki Mudro
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