Rents Rise In San Francisco Los Angeles And Sacramento
San Francisco tenants face a $100 monthly rent jump amid Prop 13 debates as Cathedral Hill leases surge. In Los Angeles Bunker Hill Towers rents climb up to 150 monthly, while Sacramento Point West posts 9 percent increases to offset costs. Prop 13 tax savings for owners are estimated at several hundred thousand dollars per building, prompting calls for rent moderation.
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Postal walkouts loom as talks stall at midnight
Negotiators report major issues still unresolved as postal workers threaten walkouts at midnight tonight. Contingency plans for mail service and delays in county tax bills are under review while mediation continues through the night. In Illinois, Stateville Correctional Center reports an inmate death by hanging, identified as Donald Rusnak, 22, from Chicago.
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Weather Outlook With Warmth and Storms Across Regions
Partly cloudy and warm with thunderstorms likely tonight and Friday. Wednesday's high reached 90 degrees at Dresden Island Locks and Dam with a low of 69. Early morning readings showed 70 degrees at 7 am and 85 degrees at 10 am in Morris.
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Police investigator resigns but remains as patrolman
Morris Police Department accepts Robert Lynes resignation as investigator though he will resume duty as a patrolman. City officials explain he was never out of a policing job, and the mayor stated Lynes will keep his post with the department per existing rules. Lynes posts salary changes reflecting the shift, with long-serving officers earning about 16 160 annually. The council vote was five to zero. Lynes was not present at the hearing.
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Stateville inmates take over two cellhouses in gang clash
About 430 inmates at Stateville Correctional Center seized two cellhouses, fought for an hour between rival gangs the Disciples and the Latin Kings, and were held in cells as guards used tear gas to regain control. Two guards were treated. controller remains on lock down while 51 guards were on duty.
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Testimony on fraudulent medical school billings
HEW Inspector General Thomas Morris warned a Senate subcommittee that many medical schools may fraudulently bill Medicare and Medicaid for patient care performed by students. He cited billing by teaching hospital staffs for services not actually provided and said the line between abuse and fraud is thin while calling for immediate investigation and clear rules on supervisory billing responsibilities.
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Special Education Cooperative hires psychologist Sand in Grundy County
The Grundy County Special Education Cooperative hires Scott Sand as psychologist at a pro rated 18284 annual salary effective Aug 1 for a 12 month post. He previously served Tri County in Bloomington and was recommended by Michael Wright to the executive board at Franklin School. Also approved were Denise Eisenbeis for Early Childhood at Minooka District 201 salary 12100 with reimbursement by Federal Project, Judy Steimen as Early Childhood aide at Franklin School earning 395 hourly, and Title I funds 5700 for Easter Seals billed therapy.
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Body of Shapiro Center patient found in Kankakee River
Police report the body of 30 year old Robert Bradford, a patient at the Shapiro Developmental Center, was recovered near the river shore where his clothing was found. He apparently drowned.
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