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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1995
Page
1
A roundup of holiday happenings lists concerts plays and other special events of the season. Prime Time Weekend curates a calendar of performances and performances and seasonal highlights for readers planning festive activities.
Area gridiron stars named for the 1995 All Area team with standout players from local prep programs. Clergy urge gratitude in sermons for Thanksgiving while readers are reminded to enjoy a healthy Turkey Day feast. Dimension reports include sport and community notices.
A brief tease announces the It Pays columnist will explain more about favorable financial news this year. The note directs readers to Business Circulation Classmen for full details.
Matteson officials approve a 2.7 percent levy increase tied to inflation and seek a total levy of 3,603,008 for the 1996 97 village budget. The plan funds operating costs and adds allocations for the Matteson Public Library, recreation funds, and pension obligations while noting no extra dollars beyond inflation.
In the South Suburbs residents mark Thanksgiving as a time to recall hardships and hope for the future. Dick Hire dies at Ingalls Hospital after heart surgeries and Delores Hire reflects on life after his passing and their renewed commitment to exercise and healthy living.
Tinley Park officials and New World Music Theatre managers discussed tougher security rules for outdoor events. A minimum in house security staff age and a formal training program were proposed, with oversight by police and theater leadership after a year marked by a high turnout and a rise in crime. The meeting cited the Sept 15 Tom Petty incident as a catalyst for reviewing procedures while noting the overall number of attendees and incidents.
Richton Park officials work to align with state and federal drug free workplace laws. The amended Omnibus Transportation Employee Testing Act requires annual and random testing for public works employees with commercial driver licenses. implementation starts Jan 1. Mandatory testing and treatment will be handled by Ingalls Health System under the contract with the joint municipality and South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association. Violations trigger disciplinary action up to discharge.
Former Rich East High School principal Brian Barry 48 faces 11 counts of official misconduct 4 counts of theft by deception and 1 count of theft in a Cook County case. Lawyers say a plea is likely with restitution to Rich Township School District 227 and possible prison avoidance. Settlement talks target additional restitution of 5 000 to 10 000 before a Jan 12 hearing.
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