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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1994

Page

4

Communities split on college degree needs for police

Olympia Fields requires at least two years of college for new recruits. All 17 members of the force have some college background. Chiefs vary on a degree requirement with some backing tuition reimbursement and others preferring flexibility. Many say liberal arts courses aid police work, while some stress legal and constitutional literacy.

Olympia Fields Peter Country Club 8 Country Club Hills Force Homewood Jim Gannon Gannon Tion Park Forest Robert Maeyama Park Forest Department East Hazel Crest Ray Robertson

District staffing shakes up goals and new leaders

District 159 adds about 44 new faces including teachers aides and secretaries. Carol Williams becomes Algonquin School head after Cleo Boswell leaves for Beacon Hill Elementary. Diana Grossi leads Mohawk School after serving as Forest Trail Junior High assistant principal. Lucille Johnson steps in at Marya Yates Elementary and Otis Wilson and Timothy McCarthy gain principal roles at Woodgate and Sieden Prairie. Richard Lesniak named Chief Business Officer.

Carol Williams Algonquin School Mohawk School Algonquin Cleo Boswell Beacon Hill Elementary Diana Grossi

Tax status revolved around school districts and theater

Matteson School District 159 and Rich Township High School District 227 each owe about 180000, as village officials disclosed after Star inquiries. The theater’s tax status shows delinquent payments incur 1.5 percent monthly interest, 18 percent annually, with some interest collected when back taxes are finally paid.

Matteson Rich Township Dennis Kallsen Star

Mayer Continued From Page A1 In Will County

Wennlund contacted IDOT in June 1990 asking officials to buy property 1 to 2 years before the scheduled acquisition. He denies wrongdoing and says no conflict of interest. Mayer lamented influence peddling and tax dollars, urging tightened laws amid prior Will County cases.

the Star Wennlund IDOT Mayer Will County

District 159 Superintendent Plans for Low-Impact Changes

District 159 Superintendent Tom Mullins said the district avoided problems through careful planning. He noted the changes were designed to be low impact and avoided surprises such as sudden retirements for health reasons.

District Tom Mullins

Lighting costs rise for residents amid limited incomes

Vinson warned assessments could climb up to 30 dollars monthly, a burden for low income residents. Dubruiel said the Planning Commission and Village Board must follow ordinances and would relay the condo association request. Anderson noted brighter bulbs added little extra light, while Vinson welcomed more lighting but said it would not fully solve crime.

Vinson Dubruiel Planning Commission Anderson

Heated Giglio Weller debate cites unpaid tax bill

In a heated 11th District debate, Frank Giglio waved an alleged unpaid tax bill of opponent Jerry Weller, accusing him of tax evasion. Weller attacked Giglio's perceived perks, urged reform, and defended gun rights, health care, term limits, and Clinton-era crime policy amid clashes over youth crime and family values.

Frank Giglio D-Calumet City Jerry Weller R-Morris Giglio Weller Washington Dan Rostenkowski Bill Clinton Ronald Reagan George Bush Congress Clinton Chicago New York Dan Rostenkowskis

Tax dispute arises after debate clash over unpaid bills

The exchange centers on an unpaid property tax bill found during a review by Giglio's campaign staff from Governors State University. Weller denies any deliberate avoidance and says the bill was a one time lapse, promptly paid after the debate.

Weller Giglio Governors State University Jerry Weller

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