23 Oct 1994
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1994
Page
1
A look at the market for home security devices including smoke and carbon monoxide detectors perimeter alarms and motion sensors. The guide highlights options for the security conscious home with emphasis on reliability and protection.
The Home Instruction Program for Preschool Youngsters HIPPY and related efforts aim to reach families early and involve parents in educating children at home. Dimensions highlights this approach as a way to foster literacy and learning with simple daily activities.
A concise guide covers wills living trusts and probate avoidance. It explains how differs among instruments roles of executors and trustees and steps to minimize taxes and court involvement. Readers gain a practical overview of choosing strategies for future security.
The Star unveils its endorsements for the November 8 election with choices in local U S Congress contests. Myra Guindon contributes a Political Bytes column offering a different perspective on the political landscape.
A newspaper teaser previews Our special TV Close Up airing next Sunday. It promotes a compact booklet containing all of November's program listings in one place.
Matteson trustees scrutinize a $7 million 119 unit six story senior housing plan adjacent to Sam's Club and Wal Mart, proposed by Catholic Charities Housing Development Corp. The Plan Commission backed the Lawrence Manor project on three acres, but officials seek guarantees that Matteson residents receive priority and worry about major zoning concessions: lot size parking and unit square footage reductions.
State Rep. Larry Wennlund of New Lenox denies sending a letter to the Will County Tax Assessor to seek a third sanctuary designation to cut his property taxes. He says he only signed to back a neighbor’s wildlife habitat claim and that his opponent Lois Mayer uses the charge for political gain.
About 300 residents attended a six site Town Hall Meeting broadcast on Channel 56 shaping Regional Action Project 2000. Attendees discussed boosting jobs, parks, arts centers and teen activities as part of a grassroots plan with officials, business leaders and civic groups.
Superintendent DuWayne Carnes presented six year results of the Target for Achievement program begun in 1988 89 showing richer grade distribution and GPA gains. He noted graduates with a 2.0 GPA or above rose about 6 percent from baseline and over 76 percent of last year’s graduates had GPAs above 2.0.
Richton Park receives 62100 to build 1.5 miles of 10 foot asphalt path linking Glaeser Park Rich South High School and Sauk School with the Old Plank Trail. Frankfort Park District gets 20400 for a half mile path connecting Main Park to the trail.
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