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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1994
Page
9
A reader rebukes Elizbeth Hansen, the district's finance assistant superintendent, for costly purchases and remodeling. The letter calls for budget transparency, a public salary report, and stricter oversight to ensure funds support student education rather than administrative expansion.
Dianne Lawrenz of Crete thanks Sergeant S Pavesich and Officer Anthony Marconi of the Chicago Heights Police Department for their patience during a recent accident. She notes chief Karla Osantowski’s enthusiasm and the calm handling by Ridgeview's tow crew despite rain.
An official says business at the World Music Theatre has not met expectations and no comment is available on future management. James Malecky notes the venue has yet to turn a profit and cites a lack of acts as a key issue. A rumor links Nederlander Productions to taking over bookings from Jam Productions.
The Bloom Township High School District 206 board approved a 32.5 million dollar budget following a 20 minute public hearing in which one resident asked questions. The district plans to cover a 3.9 million dollar deficit with 2.5 million from existing surplus funds and 2 million in education bonds. A tax rate referendum in November remains necessary to eliminate the debt. Gov Edgar campaigned in Will County at Cog Hill, urging support for Republican candidates amid a partisan crowd.
Mayor Michael Einhorn acting as liquor commissioner fined Denny's Lounge owners Dennis and Rene Clark $500 and ordered a three day closure for public nudity. The bar will close September 26 27 and 28 after an undercover police report of a lingerie model exposing herself on July 29. He noted a prior fall closure for a different lingerie show involved see through outfits and called this case distinct.
More than 200 residents attended at Riviera Country Club to oppose leasing 15 acres at Centennial Park for the Orland Park Athletic Club. Speakers argued a private venture on public land for $1 a year risks taxpayer losses and favorable tax and lease terms. Investors named include Dr. Robert J. Daley, John M. Daley, and Bo Jackson.
At a Tuesday City Council meeting Alderman Fred Rave said the city should cover operating costs after purchase. Seniors expect a new 14 passenger bus by January 1995 after bidding and grant efforts. The group secured a $20,000 grant and a $23,000 city Social Service Corporation contribution.
Alsip officials continue to debate closing taverns at 2 a.m. after residents voted for 2 a.m. hours last November. A new liquor ordinance could govern all alcohol related issues. Also, IDOT to reconstruct a CSX crossing near 135th Street, with a one week closure starting Sept 17, not linked to last year accident.
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