Lee County Nursing Home under fire over finances and privat epay mix
County nursing home administrator John Mark Edmunds defends financial status amid claims of a potential deficit and argues the facility cannot break even due to Public Aid reimbursements. He cites private-pay shifts to Public Aid and outlines current staffing figures, noting 109 employees and defined day and night shifts, with full-time equivalents to be finalized.
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Lee County Board
Lee County Nursing Home
Nursing Home
John Mark Edmunds
John W. Edmunds
Edmunds
Department of Public Aid
Health and Welfare Committee
Lee County
Voices from Sauk Valley College basketball night
A capacity crowd witnessed Sterling and other teams in a memorable season of basketball marked by a New Mexico sharpshooter, a balanced front line, a versatile sixth man, and a disciplined coaching staff. The piece celebrates leadership, teamwork, and entertainment across a strong regional sports moment.
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Sauk Valley Community College
New Mexico
Sterling
Texas
Chicago
Bulls
Ohio
Illinois
Bill
Pat Edwards
Bakalis Presses Education in 1990 Gubernatorial Bid
Michael Bakalis outlines a 14 point plan to upgrade Illinois public higher education in Urbana. He calls for access reforms, work study, tuition credits, fewer out-of-state students, and a core curriculum while criticizing current funding and Thompson’s economic plan. He aims to raise funds by April to launch a full campaign.
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Springfield
Michael Bakalis
Urbana
Illinois
Thompson
Bakalis
Ed Swipe
Europe
Japan
Pete Ellertsen
State Journal-Register
The Growing Islamic World and Its Global Impact
Ben Wattenberg analyzes the rapid growth of Islam from 1950 to 2020, noting rising Muslim populations from 375 million to about 983 million and projected near 2 billion by 2020. He contrasts fertility rates, cites geopolitical tensions, and warns of potential repercussions for the United States and Europe amid demographic shifts and religious-political factors.
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Ayatollah Khomeini
Salman Rushdie
America
Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
PRB
Indonesia
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Turkey
Iran
U.S.S.R
Afghanistan
Europe
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
United States
U.S. News & World Report
Khomeini
FBI shelves plan to add suspects to national files
The FBI backed away from adding the names of people under investigation but not charged to the National Crime Information Center. Critics warned this would create a vast, exploitable surveillance pool with often unsubstantial or outdated data. Director Sessions acted on advice from Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility, citing privacy and civil liberties risks.
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National Crime Information Center
William Sessions
Computer Professionals For Social Responsibility
Sessions
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Jane Monroe
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Dick Kibble
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