Calls for public safety talks over World Theatre beating
Tinley Park officials urge hearings on World Music Theatre procedures after a Sept patrol beating outside the venue. Trustee Hannon and DiBernardo push a Public Safety Committee meeting with the theater security director to review safety rules and enforcement. Police say the report lacks full details but the victim and wife describe a violent attack with beer dumped on him. World officials did not respond to requests for comment.
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New World Music Theatre
Tinley Park
Greg Hannon
Tom DiBernardo
World Music Theatre
Hannon
Ken Fulton
Futton
DiBernardo
Star
Public Safety Committee
Jim
Rajika
O'Hare
Rajnka
Worth
Mike O'Connell
Union Leader Expected to Enter Plea in Extortion Case
Arnold Banks, chair of United Auto Workers Local 551 at Ford Southeast Chicago Assembly Plant, plans to plead guilty in St. Louis to extortion. Indicted April 21 for allegedly extorting $4,000 from Corporate Health Services seeking a Ford health club contract, involving calls from St. Louis between November 21 and 28, 1994. Banks, a Matteson resident, faced firing after an internal Ford probe. he could receive up to 10 years in prison.
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United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Chicago
St. Louis
Banks
District Court
Nancy Donohoe
Ford
David M. Rosen
USS
Matteson
S. Torrence Ave
U's District Court
St. Lou
Mike Monico
Monico Sai
Vet hearing postponed to Oct 30 in Park Forest case
The status hearing for Park Forest veterinarian Dr Gary R Friederich has been postponed to Oct 30 as attorneys seek more time to respond to a 21 count complaint filed by the Illinois Department of Professional Regulations. The department aims to hold a formal hearing later this year. Friederich operates clinics in Park Forest Hickory Hills and Summit.
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Gary R. Friederich
Ilinois Department of Professional Regulations
Friederich
Hickory Hills
Summit
It's time: Tell legislators to match rhetoric with action
A Bloom Township High School District 206 banner headline underscored a statewide education funding crisis. About 25 people attended the press conference led by district activist Mardelle Gundlach, urging Springfield to restore funds and preserve diverse student programs.
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Bloom Township
Fi Heights
Chicago Teger
Flossmoor
Sauk Village
Crete-Monee 1F
Bloom School
Mardelle *Gundlach
John Dolak
Dolak
Springfield
Steve Humphrey
Crete-Monee
Humphrey
Ed O'Malley
Oak Lawn Community High
Malley
Jon Nebor
Steger
Nebor
Cook County
Will County
Education Association
Mike Hastings
Hastings
Chicago Urban League
Brian Banks
Banks
Sharon Voliva
PTA
Glenwood
South Cook Organisation For Public Education
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