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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1998
Page
9
Readers laud Michael DeButch and the Chicago Heights Park District for organizing the best Haunt ed Trails display yet. Despite rough weather, volunteers are thanked for dedication to kids and adults, with excitement for next year. Wendy and Bob Christofanelli South Chicago Heights.
The classified staff union at Rich Township High School District 227 greets four new leaders: Rich East Principal Prentiss Lea Rich South Principal Tom Donausky Rich East Assistant Principal Eric Maroscher and Rich South Assistant Principal Lynn Manning The letter praises the administration and calls for collaboration to serve students and unite schools and communities.
Illinois judges plan massive biennial and regional education summits starting in 2000 under a Comprehensive Judicial Education Plan. The plan expands seminars and mentoring for new judges, with a mentorship program matching about two dozen newcomers to seasoned mentors for a year.
The piece argues that U.S. presidents have grown more reviled since the 1960s due to partisanship and media scrutiny, praising Bill Clinton for his luck and resilience. It recounts Johnson Nixon Carter as sensitive figures and asserts future leaders must endure harsher scrutiny and personal attacks.
Voters in Illinois on November 3 showed strong turnout, reflecting civic duty. Democrats in Thornton Township led the surge, aiding wins for County Board President John Stroger and other officials. Local leaders Frank Giglio Bill Shaw and Jerry Genova praised for mobilizing turnout.
Reader criticizes James Glasgow and Will County Sheriff Ward over the removal of a nursing baby from its birth mother. The writer calls for resignations, cites a Will County judge’s action, questions state child services, and pleads for justice and due process to protect baby Joshua.
A letter from a resident praises Trustee Reinbold for engaging businesses about a proposal to keep outside lights on all night. The author notes the board and village officials listened to the concerns and reconsidered the ordinance, commending the responsiveness of local politicians.
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