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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1995
Page
1
In a second story of a series on women in religion, four women ministers explain why they answered the calling to serve the Lord. The piece notes growing interest in serious cooking and chefs shaping kitchen culture, reflecting broader trends.
Our Fall Home Improvement section guides readers on readying homes for winter with practical steps and tips. Inside, readers find seasonal ideas, energy efficiency ideas, and practical maintenance advice for the upcoming colder months.
Bill Spellering skewers junk mail schemes in Speling It Out, lampooning free gifts and cash prize promises. The comic cautions readers about schemes while delivering sharp humor and wit in a retail era full of solicitations.
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Former Rich East High School principal Brian Barry pleaded not guilty to 17 counts of felony theft forgery and official misconduct. He is accused of selling five school computers and submitting a false receipt to obtain a 1200 dollar reimbursement from Rich Township High School District 227. The judge assigned him was Thomas F. Carmody Jr. He remains free on his own recognizance after bond was not required. State's Attorney Robert Raab noted Barry's community ties reduce flight risk and danger. Carmody granted Barry's request for ...
Police Chief Richard Labus says community support for more cops will cut crime as Illinois crime stats show Richton Park up 22 percent in 1994 to 4 906 crimes per 100 000 and 537 total crimes from 1993 The Matteson rate rose 4 percent to 4 041 per 100 000 with 2 661 crimes in 1993 The community watch and patrols add an eye on crime while state numbers can inflate perceived increases.
Homewood Mayor John Doody chosen by Republican committeemen to replace Ed Zabrocki in the 37th Illinois House District. Doody, who taught in Tinley Park and served in Vietnam, will take the oath Monday at Virgil Grissom Junior High. The election shifts influence to the east end, with Docking officials noting the weight of Orland and Tinley Park.
The Cook County Zoning Board of Appeals recommended a five year sunset permit for a proposed used car lot on unincorporated land between Harlem and Ridgeland avenues north of Lincoln Highway. If granted, the site would switch from residential to commercial auto service and revert to residential after five years. Final approval rests with the Cook County Board of Commissioners amid objections from Matteson and Frankfort officials.
Country Club Hills police say Z-Mo s Tattoo and Body Piercing Emporium owners Aaron Walkover Matteson and Kevin Walger Chicago conspired to tattoo two minors in front of an undercover officer. They allegedly scheduled more work and faced state statute violations prohibiting tattooing minors. The case follows a prior arrest of a 16 year old Crete girl who aided a 15 year old as a tattoo apprentice and was charged with a misdemeanor.
Police and federal agents swept through the South Suburbs and parts of northwest Indiana arresting 12 and breaking a major heroin ring with ties to Asia and Africa. A task force led by DEA and Customs agents worked with Lansing Hazel Crest Richton Park and Calumet City officers. U S Attorney Jim Burns called it one of the most significant white heroin rings in the country. The ring allegedly imported heroin from Nigeria and Thailand shipped into the United States via Atlanta and possibly New York.
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