Springfield seeks federal aid for unemployment computer overhaul
Illinois state officials urge the federal government to provide 3 million to 4.5 million to replace the aging unemployment claim system. Bureau of Employment Security Director Lawrence Richardson warns current processing could stall without aid as 5,500 workers labor seven days a week to handle high unemployment claims.
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UPI
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Lawrence Richardson
Richardson
Federal Employment and Training Administration
Seminar on Feeding and Management of the Beef Cow Herd
The Grundy County Agricultural Extension Council hosts a 7:30 p.m. seminar at the Grundy County Farm Bureau building on 116 E. Washington St. Burt Weidental of the University of Illinois leads. Open to the public with no charge.
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Grundy County Agricultural Extension Council
Grundy County Farm Bureau
Washington St
Burt Weidental
University of Illinois
Weger Seeks Federal Review of Starved Rock Case
Chester Otto Weger, convicted in 1961 for the Starved Rock murders, filed a federal appeal in Chicago claiming involuntary confession and biased pre trial publicity. Attorney John Barton represents Weger. Illinois Assistant Attorney General Karen S. Thompson leads the state's side. Weger remains life sentenced at Menard Prison. Prosecutor in the LaSalle County trial was the late Robert E. Richardson.
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LaSalle County
Starved Rock
Weger
Starved Rock State Park
Illinois Supreme Court
Chicago
John Barton
Karen S. Thompson
Menard
Robert E. Richardson
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