Subpoenas reach SSAC housing group in Illinois
State official actions target the South Suburban Action Conference and New Cities Community Development Corporation with financial record subpoenas. Officials stress the move is an audit, not an accusation of wrongdoing, amid long running disputes and past activist splits.
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Gilda Williams
Roland Burris
South Suburban Action Conference
New Cities Community Development Corporation
SSAC
Hazel Crest
Lincoln Ave
Bun
1Kins
New Cities
Perki Cate
Ssac New Cities
Ganizations
Mike Krugl Kruglik
Ted St. Leger
Perkins
St. Leger
Mystery remains as tests planned on dead gulls in Lansing
About 12 dead seagulls were found in the River Run Theaters parking lot in Lansing on August 16. Illinois Department of Agriculture and Illinois Conservation Corps will test the birds to determine the cause, with results not expected soon. Delis notes possible factors include contaminated water, food sources, or car debris, and most gulls originate from the Lake Calumet area.
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Lansing
Illinois Department of Agriculture
River Run
Torrence Ave
Illinois Conservation Corps
Inci
Dent
Mike Delis
Deli
Downstate Centralia
Delis
September computer classes at GSU Orland campus
Governors State University announces September computer courses at the Orland Park Extension Center. Courses include How to Make Friends with a Computer from 6 to 9 p.m. Sept 13, Introduction to Personal Computers from 9 a.m. to noon on Sept 8 15 22 29, WordPerfect Introduction Sept 18 and 25, Computer Literacy Sept 12 19 26 Oct 3 10, Excel for Windows Sept 8, Harvard Graphics Sept 21 28 Oct 5 12, Release 2.x DOS Sept 10 17 24, Paradox for DOS Sept 8 15 22 29, and PC/DOS basics Sept 13 20 27. Fees range from 30 to 195 dollars.
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Governors State University
GSU
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Cosentino sentencing delayed by health issues in court
Former Illinois Treasurer Jer ome Cosentino, a longtime southwest suburban resident, had sentencing postponed by Judge Harry Leinenweber to September 21 to assess his severe medical problems and the Bureau of Prison's ability to manage them. Cosentino pleaded guilty to bank fraud tied to deposits of state money and loans to his Fast Motor company.
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Jerome Cosentino
Cosentino
Harry Leinenweber
Federal Bureau of Prison
Palos Heights Orland Park
Consentino
Cosmopolitan Bank of Chicago
Fast Motor
C Sentino
Davi Glockner
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Glockner
Leinenwebe
Dirksen Glockner
Cook County
Palos Township
Metropolitan Sanitary District
Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
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