Fowler criticizes RTA and urges service reform
Fowler attacked RTA mismanagement from corporate units to funding by ridership and proposed contracts with operators under private know how. Reeves warned against a new board and argued letting transportation experts run transit could save money while RTA funding misallocation to CTA must stop. Fielding asked for a mechanic helper at 850 dollars a month to support 25 village vehicles and equipment for preventive maintenance.
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GSU Tuition Increases Highlight State College Costs
GSU officials defend higher tuition with a 882 year for full tuition and 906 for graduates while on campus part time undergrads pay 4.25 and out of state rates rise. Board cites lower tuition than peers and aims to cut student cost impact with state aid and scaled long term goals. Robert Jaynes notes tuition still below one third of college costs as aid programs may offset the rise.
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January Bus Registration Opens for Mattewn Area
Mattewn residents invest in Chicago Loop service with January registration now. January fee is 52 dollars. monthly fee varies by working days. Buses pick up at several Mattewn locations and drop off at Loop locations. Alice Hickman serves as bus coordinator and interested people may call TATA oF 720-2007.
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District 159 forms advisory board for community liaison
District 159s ninth year advisory group gathers parent representatives from across the district to liaison with Superintendent Donald Tesmond and provide input to administration. The initial meeting at Marya Yates School featured 30 members, welcomed by Fran Myers and guest Dr James Warren.
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Jane Tallyn
Lida Taylor
Karen Wells
Janet Wernes
Kathleen York
Vicki Zeeb
Fran Myers
James Warren
Rich Towsiship
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Burglars Hit Richton Park Homes Breaking Jewelry and Gear
Richton Park police report two daytime burglaries last week. At 425 Appleby William C New residence $6 200 in jewelry and $220 cash were stolen, with living room and bedrooms ransacked after police visited. Charlene M Spee 1117 Euclid reported entry to her home with glass door damage, over $3 800 in jewelry and $130 in camera gear taken.
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Christmas ballet recital at Matteson center weekend
Matteson Parks and Recreation hosts a holiday ballet and Boogie Babies recital at Matteson immunity center. Dances from The Nutcracker and Sleeping Beauty headline with a Tumble Tots preschool performance. Instructors Terese Carreras and Linda Schultz choreograph, refreshments after, bus trip to West Chicago Christmas Mansion House with lunch included for 18.50, depart December 20 from Village Hall, registration at Community Center.
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Advent Service at Zion Lutheran Church Wednesday
Advent worship will be held at Zion Lutheran Church Wednesday at 7 30 pm with Rev Edgar Albers preaching on Mighty God. Junior Handbell Ringers will play and the Parent Teacher League will host a fellowship hour with a grab bag ornament exchange and refreshments served by Charity Council led by Ann Martin and others.
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Two GSU Deans Quit University Posts
Dr. Hakala stated the resignations stem from a personnel matter not disclosed to the public. Spokesman Robert Jaynes said the university would provide no further details due to inquiry privacy. Acting Dean Ronald Brubaker was named for the College of Arts and Sciences while Addison Woodward serves without title performing normal duties.
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College board approves disputed remedial plan amid debate
The board backed a remedial English and reading program despite faculty protests. Charles Hill urged a brief delay to align curriculum, placement tests, and staffing. Faculty urged adherence to curriculum committee processes, warning of transfer, content, and quality risks.
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