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Newspaper
Matteson Star
Location
Matteson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1999
Page
1
A terse prompt or caption titled Do it with Dimensions questions what the sheep observe. The scene suggests inquiry into perception as the animals appear to study an instruction or directive, inviting interpretation of attention and intention.
The Richton Park Village Board approved an ordinance allowing entry onto private property to cut overgrown weeds after a removal notice. If owners fail to comply within seven days, a private contractor will remove the weeds, with costs billed to the owner and a lien filed if unpaid after 30 days.
Frankfort officials plan an advisory referendum in March asking customers whether to pay for Lake Michigan water. The vote will cover both in and out of village limits as the water system serves Frankfort Square and Timber Ridge, with final wording to be set after a Wednesday meeting with Will County Clerk Jan Gould.
Cook County prosecutors will not file homicide charges against Dr. Lance Wilson, a Frankfort cardiologist accused of injecting a patient with a lethal drug dose. The office said the evidence does not support homicide because the patient met clinical and legal death criteria. Wilson’s license remains suspended and the patient, Henry Taylor, 69, of Richton Park, died Sept. 30, 1998, after an injection at Olympia Fields Osteopathic Medical Center.
Matteson Parks and Recreation Department hosts the third annual Neighborhood Park 4 plus 4 on Saturday with four mile routes through Notre Dame and Woodgate parks. Runners start at 8 am at Willow and Allemony streets and walkers at 8:15 am. A free pancake breakfast is sponsored by McDonald's at Marya Yates School for participants, and a T shirt is provided. Registration runs 6:30 to 7:45 am at Allemony Park pavilion. entry fees are 18 dollars for runners and 12 dollars for walkers. The event is supported by the Park Forest Pancake Runners Club and the village of Matteson.
Thousands of people of diverse races and nationalities joined hands along Governors Highway and Sauk Trail for five minutes at 1 pm as church bells rang. The line stretched from 1 to 1:20 pm with observers along the route near Flossmoor Road. A photo captures the scene. Story and full-page photos on Page 8.
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