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Matteson Star

Location

Matteson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1989

Page

3

No answer to legal challenge to Tinley theater developers

Plum Valley Management Group filed a 7.5 million suit in Cook County Circuit Court on July 14 alleging misappropriation of trade secrets and breach of fiduciary duty by Discovery South Group and associates over plans for an outdoor music theater hotel and office complex in the southern suburbs. The Country Club Hills project site and related parties are named. the suit seeks 2.5 million in compensatory damages and 5 million in punitive damages, plus a constructive trust on profits. Discovery South has not yet filed a response, with a court granting extra days for filing.

Gilda Williams Discovery South Group Tinley Park Plum Valley Management Group Country Club Hills Discovery South Michael Reiter Plum Valley Group Plum Management Group Cook County Plum Valley James Malecky James Gierczyk Giercyzk Development Company Arnold Granat Jam Productions Michael Hakkins Gierczyk Malecky, Gierczyk and Granat Hakkins

Poplar Creek Theater to Stay Open Through 1998

Matteson residents breathe easier as Sears assures Poplar Creek Music Theater in Hoffman Estates will remain operating at least until 1998. Sears spokeswoman Mary Jeane Houde confirms, while Village President Michael O’Malley cites annexation terms. Trustee Michael Perry notes relief and hopes for traffic plans to handle potential shifts.

Poplar Creek Music Theater Hoffman Estates Matteson Tinley Park Theater Poplar Creek Sears Mary Jeane Houde Hoffman Estates Village Michael O'Malley Michael Perry Perry Tinley Park

Two Hurt In Crash At Route 30 And Western

Chicago Heights residents Raymond Capecci and Anita Perce were injured in a two-vehicle collision at the Route 30 and Western Avenue intersection Tuesday. Capecci, 35, and Perce, 44, were listed in fair condition at St. James Hospital Medical Center in Chicago Heights. The crash occurred at 7 48 a m as Capecci traveled west on Route 30 and Perce turned from northbound Western onto westbound Route 30. No tickets were issued.

Chicago Heights Western Avenue Raymond Capecci W. 14Th Place Anita Perce Olympic Village St. James Hospital Medical Center Capecci Perce Olympia Fields

Police charge man after finding PCP in trunk

Park Forest police charged Lorenzo Hill, 20, of 410 Douglas St., with felony possession of a controlled substance after locating marijuana laced with PCP in his car trunk. He also faced charges for no valid registration, suspended license, and illegal transport of alcohol. Bail set at 25000 with a court date of Oct 10 in Sixth District Circuit Court Markham.

Park Forest Lorenzo Hill Douglas St Hill Sixth District Markham

Chicago Heights to offer alternate group home sites

Chicago Heights plans to present alternative sites for a 15 resident group home for mentally retarded adults to Residential Facilities Management Specialists and the U S Justice Department in federal court. The proposal will be discussed at Monday's hearing before Judge William Hart after out of court talks. The suits allege denial of a special use permit citing housing discrimination under Fair Housing Act amendments. The city argues zoning code and cites its service record for the developmentally disabled.

Mary Sue Penn Chicago Heights Richard Friedman William Hart Friedman Patrick Deady Lord, Rissel & Brook U.S. Justice Department Broadway Carpenter Streets Justice Department

Brown withdraws from District 159 school board race

Incumbent S Leonard Brown withdraws from the District 159 four year term race citing time constraints to focus on his hair salon business. With no challenger for the three four year terms, George Gingras Brenda Moore Williams and Joseph F Jarzabkowski appear set to win, while a separate two year term race features Henry Swan and Alice Hale Dearborn.

S. Leonard Brown George Gingras Purdue

Subscription Rates for Local Delivery and Mail

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Motorcyclist leads cops on high speed chase

Lamonte C Ivy, 25, of Oak Forest, sped at 82 mph on 159th Street then 125 mph through multiple suburbs, evaded roadblocks, and collided with police cars during a high speed chase. He was charged with speeding reckless driving and aggravated fleeing and eluding after injuring a state trooper and hospital treatment.

Oak Forest Lamonte C. Ivy S. LeClaire 159Th Street Ivy Crawford Lincoln Highway Main Street Matteson Sauk Trail Governors Highway Lice 183Rd Street Kedzie South Suburban Hospital

District 162 open house dates set

Matteson District 162 schedules parent orientation and visitation across Arcadia Olympia Fields Matteson Huth Upper Grades Indiana and Sauk schools. Board will award service pins for 10 to 35 years. Arcadia today at 7 30 p m and others Sept 26 Sept 28 Oct 5 and Oct 11 at 7 p m.

Matteson Arcadia Arcadian Bay Olympia Fields Main St Huth W. 213Th Place Indiana Indiana St. Park Forest

Story time planned for preschoolers at Park Forest library

Park Forest Public Library will offer preschool story time for children ages 3 to 5 on Wednesdays from 10 30 to 11 AM and 1 30 to 2 PM starting September 27 through October 25. Advance in person registration with a valid library card is required, with preference for Park Forest and Olympia Fields residents. Call 748 3731 for details.

Park Forest

Correction fixes misidentified protest organizer at incinerator issue

The Star corrects last Sunday's misidentification of Liese Ricketts as a protest organizer against the Governors State University medical waste incinerator. The correct Liese Rick etts is the daughter of the former Crete Township supervisor. The Star apologizes for the error.

the Star Liese Ricketts Crete Governors State University University Park

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