Southern Illinois faces rampant sprawl and planning failure
In the Sun Times restrict, K Neil Thurmond calls Southern Illinois ripe for growth, but unchecked development risks despoiling scenery and ecology. The piece warns highways, water, waste, and public-service strains grow as people move beyond existing boundaries, leaving rural poor and minorities underserved.
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Illinois
Southern Illinois seventies goals to curb sprawl
Column urges Southern Illinois to embrace outside influences and set five regional goals. It calls for countywide zoning, treating the region as one city, regional capital planning, preapproval discussions through a planning body, stronger regional cooperation to curb harmful sprawl, and a regional mass transit system as an auto alternative. Tomorrow: goals for the regional economy.
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Illinois
Southern
Southern Illinois
Greater Egypt
SIU seeks hosts to aid foreign students in study and life
The Center for English as a Second Language at Southern Illinois University requests area families and students to help foreign students practice English and learn American customs. Contact Larry Askew at 453-2265 to participate and become a memorable part of a visitor’s stay.
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United States
Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Illinois
Center
SIU
Larry Askew
U. S
Women allowed in bars with liquor licenses without male escort
A reader asks about public bar admission rules. The Illinois State Bar Association states that any person 21 or older who is not intoxicated or listed as disqualified has the right to drink, regardless of being unaccompanied by a male escort.
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Illinois State Bar Assn
Illinois
Conservation Department
Borrow pit lakes become highway byproducts across Illinois
Illinois borrow pits used to furnish earth for highway grading are turned into lakes stocked with fish. Some pits, up to 55 feet deep, are near interstate routes and under Cook County Forest Preserve supervision. Publics may fish with landowner permission, and ponds are shaped for safety and aesthetics while meeting depth rules for regional stocking programs.
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Illinois Highway Division
Illinois
Henry N. Barkhausen
State Department of Conservation
Barkhausen
Cook County
Rodney Horner
Department
Dist
Monticello
Borrow
Horner
State Highway Division
Southern I Ilinoisan masthead credits
The article lists John C. Gardner as Editor and General Manager and Robert D. Reid as Managing Editor with James K. Adams serving as Business Manager.
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John C. Gardner
James K. Adams
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