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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1981

Page

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Richton Park residents back crime watch program

Neighborhood turnout in Richton Park supports Operation Crime Stop as Village President Murell Reeves and police officials explain the plan. The Whitehall lane effort highlights decreased vandalism and speeding while urging residents to report incidents and assist the police.

Francine Makema Richton Park Whitehall Lane Murell Reeves Reeves Duncan Gray William Burke R. Douglas Fenske Joseph Wall Rudolph Banovich Frank Amnerino William van Baker Roger Bledsoe Harold Grisamore Dorothy Robinson Richard Haltek Richton Hill Lioncrest Richton Hills Fumbles Lou Cohan Ramon Whitehall Lane

Genstar abandons Chicago Heights site after local opposition

Genstar Conservation Systems, a division of Genstar Corp of San Francisco, said it will not proceed with its proposed industrial waste treatment facility in Chicago Heights. Spokesmen cited lack of unified local support and stated officials are evaluating other options, including sites in other states. Mayor Charles Panici held a forum to explain his opposition, criticizing the Chamber of Commerce for not allowing Genstar to present.

Mice Horaney Margaret Seltzner Genstar Conservation Systems Genstar Corporation of San Francisco Chicago Heights Genstar Park Forest South East Chicago Kankakee Bradley Charles Panici Panicl Een Ty Council Panini Chamber Commerce Panici Chamber of Commerce

Richton Park hires Tech III Consulting as village engineer

The Richton Park village board appointed Tech III Consulting Group Inc as village engineer through April 30, 1982. John Minder resigned to join a Petersburg Florida firm. The agreement sets a 1000 monthly retainer for board and planning meetings and water system consulting, with time and material billing for other engineering work.

Richton Park Tech III, Consulting Group, Inc Murell Reeves John Minder Minder Petersburg Fla A. Douglas Fenske Fenske

Trustees debate location of Manpower office

Prairie State College trustees met Tuesday to consider relocating the Job Bound center as Cook County Manpower Services eyes the Markham area as the hub for the program south of Chicago. Officials cited geographic serving area and college district boundaries, with a formal decision pending further page 4 details.

Markham Homewood Prairie State College Board of Trustees Cook County Department of Manpower Services Hough PSC Monaghen Dr. Rich

Richton Park Joins Suit To Intervene In Sexton Landfill Case

Richton Park village trustees authorize intervention in the Sexton sanitary landfill dispute near Interstate 57 and Sauk Trail. The village, joining Cook County, will share one third of litigation costs and seeks dismissal with prejudice and restoration of the site to its prior condition.

Richton Park Village Sexton Cook County Linois Environmental Protection Agency Richton Park Cook County Board County Building Department Richard Curry Ilinois Curry

Star Inside Features Drama Group Anniversary and Quilt Pattern

The Star Inside presents a potpourri on Chicago Heights drama group anniversary, an area artist profile, and a quilted pillow pattern. Winter car care guidance appears with a Car Care tabloid and a winners list for the Car Care Tips contest.

Dimensions Chicago Heights Star

Township to buy rail land in Rich for recreation trail

Rich township trustees approved a resolution to purchase two miles or 24 acres of abandoned Penn Central railroad right of way in untated Rich township. The land will become a conservation and recreational trail system with a bid of 1200 per acre totaling 2800. Other local governments along the 19 mile corridor have also agreed to acquire sections while some agencies declined. Pamela Wilson was appointed a youth worker in the township family shared activities program.

Rich Township Penn Central Dewey Helmick New Lenox Community Park Will County Frankfort Frankfort Township Matteson Park Forest Illinois Department of Conservation Chicago Heights Joliet Helmick Pamela Wilson Or “and Park

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