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Newspaper

Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1986

Page

2

Sun-Times buys Williams Press. Williams family era ends

The Chicago Sun-Times owners, Page-led investors, acquire Williams Press Inc in a deal tied to a broader Chicago area expansion. The Williams family founded the Star in 1901 and built a regional network from Chicago Heights to Tinley Park, Oak Forest, and Frankfort-Mokena, marking a historic ownership transition.

Page A-1 Page Newspaper Rupert Murdoch News-America Publishing Company Chicago Sun-Times Chicagoland Williams Press, Inc Page Charles Bill Williams Star Williams Sun- Times Peers and Company Adler and Shaykin Equitable Capital Management Corporation Citicorp Williams Press the Star Chicago Heights John Rugaber William E. Williams W. E. Williams Tribune Harvey Tinley Park Orland Park Oak Forest Frankfort-Mokena

Slaying Details Emerge In Apartment Complex Case

A relative described the victim as a young attractive girl with everything going for her. Police identify Inland Property Management of Oak Brook as the owner of the apartment complex involved in the case.

Inland Property Management of Oak Brook

Security tips for card fraud and bad checks at Lincoln Mall

Jasinski warns clerks to verify restricted card lists and signatures, call 10 operator for suspicious cards, and cooperate with police without risk. He advises signing cards, keeping cards in sight, not sharing numbers, and checking monthly statements. Walsh adds tips on identifying bad checks, matching IDs, watching for hurried buyers, and undercover officers patrolling Lincoln Mall.

Jasinski Richard Walsh Matteson Police Department Walsh Lincoln Mall

Suspect DiLorenzo Led Wide Burglary Ring, Officials Say

Police say DiLorenzo ran a burglary crew influencing 70 break ins and that 40 were cleared after interviews. Other suspects include Craig Sibley, 17, jailed on a $10,000 bond in Markham, with connections to missions at Matteson Discount Records and a pizza parlor in Pulaski Road. Loda acted as lookout for the group. The crew sometimes tunneled through walls to reach neighboring stores and used a distinctive hiking-boot tread.

Craig E. Sibley Andrea Drive Sixth District Markham Sibley Country Club Hills DiLorenzo Pulaski Road Darren J. Loda Nelson Court Loda Commonwealth Edison Company Dresden Morris Miller

Community surveys shape the next school superintendent selection

The board asks residents to rank five superintendent qualifications and five administrative functions by importance and to rate required skills from one to five. Comments spaces are provided. Last week the board approved a 5.3 million tax levy for 1986, up 19 percent from 4.43 million. A public hearing drew no speakers. Board members reviewed district media and library needs with Mariana Benson urging full-time media staff for every building. The IASB resolutions committee recommendations were accepted despite some dissent.

Mariana Benson Huth Illinois Association of School Boards Resolutions Committee IASB

District 227 approves 1986 tax levy plan

School board last week adopted a resolution setting the district 1986 tax levy. The tort immunity and IMRF levies will be lower than 1985, no life safety levy, and the tag rate should stay largely unchanged aside from an 8.6 percent rise due to equalized assessed valuation. The 1986 aggregate levy estimated to raise by taxation is $10,892,000.

Citywide office defends cooperation with investigators

Walter Wieczorek of Matteson says the full service financial group remains open and cooperative with authorities. The district notes 1985 property taxes totaling 10,026,772 and schedules a public hearing December 15 at Rich South for the 1986 levy. Chinese music and Confucius are briefly mentioned in an unrelated aside.

Walter Wieczorek Matteson Citywide District 227 Rich South High School

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