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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1981

Page

3

SIU Carbondale drops step pay plan for civil service

A proposed step pay plan for SIU Carbondale civil service workers was defeated 285 to 48 by employees. Critics warned long term staff would lose incentives while supporters argued it would reward training newcomers. Officials say no revival is planned unless a broad employee push returns.

Southern Illinois University-Carbondale SIUC Civil Service Stan Copeland Kenneth Buzbee Copeland Somit

State election board to seek change in law on recount supervision

The Illinois State Board of Elections will press a change to the election consolidation law to clarify who must supervise discovery recounts. Discovery recounts would be handled by the regular county canvass board in Randolph County, while clerks in other Southern Illinois counties argue the duty belongs to local canvass boards of taxing districts. The board will seek to require county clerks to chair local canvass boards for discovery recounts and to use those boards exclusively.

Evan M. Davis Southern Illinoisan Illinois State Board of Elections Randolph County Illinois Hudson State Randolph Charles Bernasek Chester Percy Election Board

Randolph County recounts begin in Chester ward 1 race

Recounts in two close Ward 1 Chester races are set for Thursday in Randolph County Clerk Charles Bernasek office. Michael Welge leads Elmer Mehrer 268 to 265. Mehrer seeks Chester Precinct 1 recount and Welge asks for Chester Precinct 3. Wendell Morris trails write-in Kenneth Jacoby in Percy village race with 118 to 116. Three sessions planned at 9 11 and 1.

Tony Stevens Southern Illinoisan Randolph County Charles Bernasek Chester Michael Welge Elmer Pete’’ Mehrer Dell Denny Morris Percy Kenneth Jacoby Jacoby Parts

Recount Committee Set After Precincts 1 2 3 Ballots

Precinct 1 totals show Welge 236 and Mehrer 219 while Precinct 2 records 29 for Welge and 31 for Mehrer and Precinct 3 lists 3 for Welge and 15 for Mehrer. A recount by Bernasek County Democratic Chairman Stanley Maciejski and County Republican Chairman Richard Dethrow will not alter canvass returns and may feed into circuit court proceedings.

Welge Mehrer Bernasek Stanley Maciejski Richard Dethrow Circuit Court

Simon Sees Real Possibility GOP Can Win Over Conserv Dems

Rep. Paul Simon of Illinois warns the GOP may win enough conservative Democrats to pass Reagan’s budget as the House Budget Committee debates deep cuts. He supports most of the Democratic plan, contrasts welfare and education cuts, and critiques Republican assumptions on interest rates and deficits.

Evan M. Davis The Southern Illinoisan Rep Paul Simon D-Carbondale Reagan Simon House Budget Committee Budget Committee Jim Jones Oklahoma

CETA cuts spark worry over jobs and college aid

Simon warns that budget cuts to CETA could deepen unemployment in Southern Illinois where rates exceed 20 percent in some counties. He predicts 600,000 students may lose aid if grants are slashed, hits to Southern Illinois University Carbondale and area colleges feared. He questions May 15 budget deadline and anticipates cross party compromise if House and Senate plans diverge.

Simon Southern Illinois Southern Illinois University-Carbondale

Norge rejects request for talks

Officials at the Norge plant in Herrin rebuffed a union request to resume negotiations to end the strike that has 1,050 workers off the job. Union spokesman David Garner said he spoke with company negotiator Jon Nicholas by phone, but the bid for a bargaining session was turned down. The dispute centers on overtime and wage provisions, with workers seeking guaranteed overtime and higher pay. Incentive staff faces offers of 30, 21, and 21 cents increases over three years, while non-incentive workers are offered 65, 45, and 45 cents or more. Strike benefits of 40 dollars weekly will not arrive until month’s end. The plant, a Magic Chef division, makes washers and dryers and is represented by the IAMAW Lodge 554.

Theresa Churchill Southern Illinoisan Norge Herrin David Garner Jon Nicholas Garner Nicholas International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Lodge Herrin Norge Magic Chef, Inc

Goreville lake eyed for water and power project near Goreville

Promoters hope a spillway power plan boosts federal or state energy grants for a new lake upstream from Lake of Egypt. A three member committee, led by Otis Holley, explores funding while feasibility studies show the site suitable but flood plains threaten prime farmland.

Cathy A. Monroe Southern Illinoisan Goreville St. Louis Russell & Axon Longhorn Marion Lake of Egypt Water District Shawnee Resource Conservation and Development Area Council Rc&d Area Council Otis Holley Joppa John Montgomery Max Ray West Vienna Joe Fasig Glenn Clarida Fasig Clarida Lake of Egypt U.S. Farmers Home Administration Fmha Greater Egypt Jim Rush Greater Egypt

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