13 Oct 1994
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1994
Page
1
A Barbie aficionado explains the doll's enduring appeal amid a cultural moment of nostalgia. Readers are invited to explore fashion dance trends like fancy stepping country line dancing and jitterbugging, along with reviews and entertainment notes.
The fall dining guide offers options and suggestions for eating out with ideas on where to go and what to do when cravings strike in the current edition.
A sports brief notes the state prep golf tournament may be dedicated to the best courseHandler while a scheduling decision could skew results. Referenced in Sports Main with contact lines for circulation and classifieds.
Richton Park Village Board ends conflict with School District 162 by adopting Sept. 26 settlement. Trustees admit error in revising redevelopment area boundaries, transfer 117,246.62 from Lincoln Crossing TIF to the district to correct 1988 contract infractions as Lincoln Crossing was formed.
Georgetown residents rally against an Amoco gas station with car wash and drive through McDonald’s at Route 30 and Harlem Avenue. The Planning Commission approved the project unanimously, with Mayor and Village Board support, while locals fear traffic congestion and safety risks near a proposed tot lot.
The first 80th District race forum before the Governmental Affairs Council of the Chicago Southland Chamber of Commerce featured Rep. John Ostenburg and Republican Flora Ciarlo speaking 15 minutes each and answering questions. Ostenburg highlighted taxation, Medicaid debt, and tax reform while noting teacher losses due to early retirement and shrinking sales tax as commercial activity declines.
Police Chief James Wade warns a Jam Nederlander merger merging World Music Theatre in Tinley Park with Poplar Creek in Hoffman Estates would triple performances. He cites possible 65 shows next summer from 25 last year, with five Moscow Circus. Internal staffing would strain officers and require more recruits. Sgt. Thomas Boling oversees the Tinley Park station and liaises with theater officials.
Chicago Heights and Cook County sheriffs police conducted a reverse solicitation sting over the weekend, leading to more than 30 arrests for prostitution. Det. David Basile said the operation, planned for a month, marks a new era of interagency cooperation under Police Chief Karla Osantowski.
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