05 Sep 1993
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1993
Page
1
Twenty eight homes are open to the public this month during a special home show in the South Suburbs. Star photographer Warren Skalski documented what the first day of school looked like for many youngsters, offering a social snapshot in Dimensions.
Frank Gifford will handle play by play duties for the Monday night kickoff between the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins, matching two teams in the pro football opener as TV Close-Up follows the broadcast.
The piece questions the real meaning of love and links it to anger abuse and even death in some relationships. Houlihan explores how love can be misused and highlights how these dynamics manifest in personal life.
Myra Guindon's Bytes column leads coverage of the political season kicking off on Labor Day. The piece previews campaigns, key issues, and local implications, signaling a busy period ahead for voters and candidates. Date alignment anchors the start of the cycle and page reference places the feature in A-13.
A compact community notice lists contact numbers for central operations. It provides three key lines for public inquiries: main number circulation and classifieds with respective digits. The page entry emphasizes accessibility and directs readers to these hotlines for services.
Top-ranked Marian Catholic defeated Carmel 29-13 as Terence Marable rushed for 219 yards and scored twice. Rich Central lost 30-9 to Bloom and Rich South fell 28-14 to eighth ranked Andrew. A full area prep football roundup appears on Page C-1 in Sports.
World Music Theatre neighbors in Tinley Park again report concerts are too loud. Matteson Village Trustee Michael Perry notes some residents hear shows from about a mile away and recalls six complaints during a June Aerosmith event. He compares noise levels to last year’s tougher U2 concerts and urges continued resident calls to police.
Susan Fox 28 of Park Forest was found dead after being beaten to death and dumped in Sauk Lake Aug 26 or 27. Her estranged husband Michael Ullrich 28 of South Holland was charged Aug 29 with murder. Crisis Center for South Suburbia adjusted its risk assessment timing, enabling earlier intervention.
Cook County prepares a 17 district single member map set for unveiling with 300 000 residents per district. Leaders from both parties warn boundaries may dilute south suburban voting power and spark court action. Contenders urge timely approval before December to fit 1994 spring primary filings.
Local leaders pursue a 20 year contract with Reading Energy Co to funnel area trash to a Robbins incinerator. East Hazel Crest, Country Club Hills, Park Forest, Sauk Village and Tinley Park approved a proposal, with Lynwood and Midlothian absent. If approved, officials have 60 days to respond, followed by three briefings for attorneys and officials. The waste agency’s executive director touts the deal as unprecedented.
On Labor Day, 24 hour service at New Lenox Amoco keeps Bettenhausen open despite past factory hours. He notes the change from 7 to 3 30 and mentions his son Don, who runs U S Auto Repair and will close on Labor Day. The piece contrasts work life then and now.
Runners from around the world will converge on Park Forest on Monday for the 16th annual Scenic 10-mile Run with nearly $10,000 in prize money. A 5K fun run, awards, music along the route, and a postrace food fest accompany the event benefiting the Starlight Foundation. About 1,600 in the 10 mile and 400 in the 5K.
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