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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1986
Page
1
Dawn Upshaw has progressed from Rich East High School to major stages at the Metropolitan Opera. The Arts and Entertainment feature traces her journey and rising profile in opera.
The section previews football from the state tournament, golf at the state meet, and sectional tennis, with coverage beginning on Page D-5 and detailing local teams, players, and results.
Marge Allison envisions the real vibe of the Reykjavik summit as Ronnie and Mike perform a rap riff. Flotsam and Jetsam, Page B-1.
James Andrews reports Century 21 Cardinal Elm Tree Realty Inc and its leaders deny racial segregation charges from the Illinois Department of Registration and Education. The agency contends the firm steers listings to black or integrated communities, naming offices in Hazel Crest Markham Harvey Country Club Hills Dixmoor and Phoenix. The department seeks license revocation or discipline while the firm defends its actions and asserts it has not received the complaint.
Rich Central rolled to a 24-0 victory over Rich South to extend its season record to 6-1 and 3-0 in SICA South. The Olympians claimed a sixth straight win as area football action continued with Rich East losing 42-27 and Marian Catholic facing Thornton yesterday.
Senators Alan Dixon and Paul Simon, with South Suburban Action conference leaders, will speak at a 7:30 p.m. mass meeting at Thorn ton High School Harvey to press HUD and FHA housing policy changes. George Dunne will join, aiming to 2000 seats and call for a HUD task force for the south suburban region.
District 159 released the states first district wide report card on four Matteson Richton Park schools. Armstrong school in Richton Park ranked as the districts best performing. The 12 page booklet details finances student characteristics and achievement and is due to parents by October 31.
Richton Park village officials received a DORS award last week for adopting a proclamation on Disability Awareness Day and promoting accessibility. Village President Rudolph Banovich, Village Manager David Dorgan, and assistant manager Troy Benson were honored. Dorgan and Benson highlighted local efforts and a colleague’s seminar at the Harvey Holiday Inn.
A 17 year old Matteson youth accused of fatally shooting his mother in 1985 received probation instead of prison. Steven D Andrea was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter and concealing a homicide. Family members wept as Judge Richard Samuels spared jail and noted the teen's frail condition and troubled upbringing.
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