Riverboat gambling grows in popularity on Prime Time Weekend
Riverboat gambling heats up as entertainment options expand with more boats and events this Prime Time Weekend. Attendees seek thrills and social gaming in a renewed riverfront scene.
28 Oct 1993
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1993
Page
1
Riverboat gambling heats up as entertainment options expand with more boats and events this Prime Time Weekend. Attendees seek thrills and social gaming in a renewed riverfront scene.
Autumn brings shorter days and a reminder to turn back the clocks as communities adjust to earlier darkness. Public notices confirm the date and time change, urging residents to set clocks back one hour at the start of the season.
A friendly crowd welcomes Gov Jim Edgar and his wife Brenda for a dinner where politics figures in. The note teases forthcoming page A-10 with candidate and issue choices ahead of school elections and voter decisions.
Precious pennies tip sheet offers tips beyond pump price. Readers are directed to It Pays column and provided with contact numbers for ETS Main, Circulation, and Classified departments.
Voters head to polls Tuesday as profiles of candidates for Matteson District 162 and Richton Park District 159 school boards run on Page B-3. Also on B-3 are Halloween events and a Matteson Historical Society program preview.
Richton Park votes unanimously to favor a 20 year contract designating Robbins incinerator as the town’s main waste facility. Reading Energy officials say health concerns are resolved and future landfill costs drive the decision amid mixed regional reactions.
Rich Township High School District 227 released 1992-93 report cards showing per pupil spending of 7746 dollars and teacher pay of 51594, both below state averages. The district aims to raise African American teachers from 10.3 percent while African American students are 52 percent, with four years of minority hires.
State Rep. Larry Wennlund R New Lenox declared his bid for a fifth term in the 38th District after a press luncheon. He cited local focus and results over a national role while facing a GOP primary challenge from Victoria Prainto. Sangmeister will not seek re election to Congress in January 1995 leaving the door open for state level service.
Richton Park Police Department adds three community service officers under a federal matching grant plan. Officers Tieri Phillips and Klinger will handle stray animal calls lockouts and park surveillance while training and uniforms are covered partly by the village.
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