Suburban Newspapers Features Editor Joins Newsroom
Sunday September 3 1995 Joanne M Zerkel features editor joins Nilttnors Newsriter described in suburban paper section.
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1995
Page
10
Sunday September 3 1995 Joanne M Zerkel features editor joins Nilttnors Newsriter described in suburban paper section.
The Illinois Appellate Court upheld an Illinois Pollution Control Board ruling fining the New World Music Theatre $13,000 for excessive concert noise and ordering sound monitoring devices. The court allowed a stay pending appeal as theater officials consider further review with the Illinois Supreme Court.
Budget Watch Reporter warns that child care could join Medicaid as the next budget pressure in Illinois. DCFS has seen appropriations triple to about 1.3 billion for about 45 000 abused and neglected children, while Medicaid bills backlog nears 1 billion as 1996 looms.
U S Rep Jerry Weller described a credit card as the world’s most expensive while using it to cast votes in Congress. He and the Concord Coalition were contacted about a Debtbuster 2000 seminar in his 11th District. A Tinley Park resident reported 300 dead fish at Sandalwood Lake with an oily film and algae, and a strong odor.
In September reflections, a father admits a boycott of the White Sox despite a son’s faith. He recalls a tough season, predicts poor standings, and notes a rare comeback during a Tigers game. The piece weighs baseball as a shared, generational rite despite mediocrity and stale stadium days.
Frank Zajicek former Chicago Heights resident recalls a 24 year tobacco battle starting in 1929. He argues lawmakers must push anti smoking legislation before its too late, urges action against tobacco alcohol and drugs, and credits prayer and perseverance with quitting at age 38.
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