02 Sep 1993
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1993
Page
1
Prime Time cartoon Soothie n Sally, created by a woman, makes its debut today on the Everywoman page. The sports section highlights top area high school girls volleyball teams as part of Super Saturdays feature.
Karen Caffarini’s It Pays column offers practical guidance for handling auto accidents from minor fender benders to serious crashes. The piece previews steps to take, coordinating with insurance, documenting damages, and staying calm, with a focus on prudent immediate actions.
The record lists the paper’s numbers: main line 755 6161, circulation 755 3344, and classified line 755 3993 for reader inquiries and ad requests.
State Treasurer Patrick Quinn spoke to about 300 residents at Hambisiseds Plakemoor High School urging taxpayers to appeal property assessments as part of a proposed overhaul. He backed a Tax Action Board to help fight unfair levies and outlined three error-based routes to win appeals, citing inconsistent assessments and inflated market values. Rep. Ostenburg and Rep. Sheehy said they support reform including a bill to end education funding through property taxes.
Police arrest ex-husband Michael Ullrich in the murder of Susan Fox. Authorities say Fox was run off a road near 26th Street and Stewart Avenue, beaten, and found nude in Sauk Lake waters. Ullrich, 28, of South Holland, faced charges after being identified as the last person seen with Fox.
The Richton Park Village Board weighs expanding an adjacent tax increment financing district to include the Gee Lumber and Hardware site on Governors Highway. Plans for Billy Rose's dance club stalled after financing failed. three developers are assembling bid packages to revitalize the 30,000 square foot property near Ames Plaza.
Former Chicago Heights official John Gliottoni admitted to tax evasion and mail fraud for overcharging Bloom Township High School District 206 by at least 120000 across 1985 to 1992. His wife Genevieve also pleaded guilty to tax evasion as part of the scheme.
Cable executives see a high tech future with remote control shopping and home video. Virginia court ruling could let telephone firms offer cable services, inviting challenges from NCTA. AT&T eyes multimedia services via cable and phone networks as satellite and low cost units pressure cable operators. Industry voices warn of unfair competition and widening non traditional service areas. Wayne Davis of Jones Intercable envisions 500 channels aided by digital compression.
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