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An expanded section previews this season's top house deals in our annual Fall Showing of Homes. A local artist creates paper dolls from real children, illustrating a blend of home trends and creative craft featured in the piece.
Tucker and Eikenberry Return in L.A. Law Season Eight
Veteran stars Michael Tucker and Jill Eikenberry reprise their roles as the eighth season of L.A. Law returns. The cast shift renews the courtroom drama with familiar faces and ongoing legal cases.
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Michael Tucker
Jill Eikenberry
Curmudgeonly dating questions from Spellering and J Pearlman-Debelak
Columnist Bill Spellering asks curmudgeonly questions about dating in the modern scene while J Pearlman-Debelak recalls women discussing relationships in the 1990s. Main number Circulation Classified.
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Bill Spellering
J. Pearlman-Debelak
Turkey
Rich East rallies past Crete-Monee in tight finish
In a SICA South showdown Quincy Woods connected with Kevin Murphy in the final minute to lift Rich East, ranked high, past Crete Monee 21-14. Rich South shut down Kankakee 20-12, while Rich Central edged Bradley 21-20 with two long TD runs. No. 1 Marian Catholic routed St. Patrick 40-6 to go 5-0.
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Quincy Woods
Kevin Murphy
Rich East
Crete-Monee
Rich South
Kankakee
Rich Central
Bradley
Marian Catholic
St. Patrick
Illinois cries foul as airport funds are withheld by federal officials
Illinois officials protest a decision by the FAA and DOT to withhold 2 million dollars for planning a rural Chicago area airport. The funds funded a master plan and environmental study for a site in Will or Kankakee counties, amid regional consensus disputes and political sparring between Governor Edgar and federal agencies.
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Peotone
Illinois
Federal Aviation Administration
U.S. Department of Transportation
Will
Kankakee
Iteshas
Jim Edgar
FAA
Edgar
Chicago
George Bush
Bill Clinton
World Oktoberfest attendance dips amid rain at Tinley Park
Rain dampens turnout for Tinley Park Oktoberfest and World Theatre events. About 5 000 of a predicted 20 000 attended on Sept 25, with 38 000 at concerts and 410 000 in 1992 cited as prior highs. A parade drew 4 000 to 5 000, and chamber leaders reported fund raising success despite weather.
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Tinley Park
Frank Kurzawa
Kurzawa
James Malecky
Oak Park Avenue
Country Club Hills
Dwight Welch
Welch
Welch Matteson
Mark Stricker
Multimedia transforms classrooms in the 1990s revolution
Schools embrace technology as the old chalk and talk gives way to computers networks and multimedia. Leaders like William Bitautas of Country Club Hills District 160 praise multimedia for aligning learning with television and video culture, adding motion video and interactive user control to lessons.
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Eileen Hansen
MTV
Nintendo
William Bitautas
Country Club Hills
Bitautas
Multimedia
IBM
NAACP urges parental role to close education gap
Esther McReynolds opening a Park Forest NAACP forum titled Unequal Outcomes in Education: Closing the Gap to Zero. Panel discussions addressed violence in schools parental responsibility and opportunities, urging parents to engage at home and listen to their children to guide them. Viola Baecher emphasized identity and global view, urging active parental involvement and realistic encouragement.
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Jessica Gross
Esther McReynolds
Park Forest Naacp
McReynolds
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Education Committee
Freedom Hall
Viola.Baecher
Rich Central High
Cher
Baecher
Aecher
Arpa 7
Cort Oer
Viola Baecher
Rich Central High School
Vilage
Park Forest
Naacp Education Forum
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