16 Sep 1993
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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1993
Page
1
Community event showcases artists from near and far with opportunities for buyers and sellers in southern and southwestern suburbs. The special ad section highlights real estate options and local happenings.
A complete look at this weekend’s high school football action and other tales of area athletes. Circulation Classified 755-3993.
Illinois officials visited Denver International Airport to gain insight for a proposed regional jetport near Peotone. They briefed on public works, noted a possible $2 million FAA study grant, and cited O’Hare 1992 enplanements of 32 million and Denver Stapleton’s 1993 projection of 19.5 million.
At its first monthly workshop the Matteson Village Board discussed solutions for a long vacant Left Bank office plaza on Governors Highway to curb street gang activity. Trustee Michael Perry noted multiple building violations since 1990 despite some improvements.
Jacob Schlenker Jr. longtime Matteson School District 162 superintendent, died at 67 at his Flossmoor home. Memorial services were held, and he was buried at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Worth. Known for building a strong district foundation over 20 years, he influenced many students and remained active in professional associations. District leaders credit his leadership with shaping recent successes.
Mel Reynolds aide Paul Silver, a Homewood-Flossmoor High School graduate and Capitol Hill staffer, attends the Israel Palestine peace accord signing as a guest. Silver recalls the moment as monumental, witnessing Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Arafat amid a global gathering of leaders and dignitaries.
Patricia Briske reports on inclusion in South Suburban schools like Morton Gingerwood and Jerling Junior High, where disabled students learn alongside peers. Faces, routines, and classroom actions show integration, with aides assisting only as needed and observers noting normalcy in daily activities.
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