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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1979

Page

9

Finding a doctor is worth effort not to give up

The article notes wide variation in medical care and urges planning to find a good physician. It recommends using consumer guides, board certification checks, residency training, and university-affiliated hospitals as indicators. It advises interviewing offices, assessing staff friendliness, and trying preliminary visits to judge compatibility and fees.

Louise Cook Associated Press John Pekkanen U.S George D. LeMaitre Yankelovich, Shelley and White Yankelovich Skelly White Medical Society Pekkanen LeMaitre

Illinois board weighs shifting tuition control to universities

The Illinois Board of Higher Education will vote on a policy transferring final tuition setting power from lawmakers to university officials, arguing annual increases should keep pace with inflation. Senate members doubt the General Assembly will surrender such influence, warning legislators won’t abdicate responsibility due to politics or elections.

Associated Press State Board of Higher Education General Assembly Illinois Senate Higher Education Committee Richard Newhouse Chicago

Lawmakers Want Tuition Autonomy For Universities

Sen Kenneth Buzbee says the General Assembly should have final say. Legislators control tuition funds by appropriating revenues and approving spending. The proposed policy would empower university governing boards to raise and collect tuition yearly and spend it without legislative approval.

Kenneth Buzbee Carbondale General Assembly

Indiana prosecutor pursues Ford in Pinto homicide case

In Elkhart Indiana prosecutor Michael Cosentino builds the first criminal case against Ford Motor Co over Pinto fuel tank design amid two 1978 deaths in Goshen. He seeks questions to 30 Ford executives, while Ford contests the allegations and notes recalls. The trial starts January 7 in Winamac with local and national attention.

New York Times Elkhart Ind Indiana Ford Motor Co Ford Wayne County Mich Henry Ford Goshen Michael Cosentino Elkhart County Thomas Dusthimer First National Bank Main Street Alka-Seltzer Mike David and Goliath Podunk Ford Company Bill Durnier Cosentino Durnier California Auto Company Department of Transportation Winemac Pulaski County

Police chief slain while swapping with hostages in Mequon

Mequon Wisconsin a roadside shootout left Police Chief Thomas Buntrock 42 dead as deputies killed the gunman. The incident began when a robbery suspect fled a service station and abducted a man and child. Buntrock lunged into the suspect's car to save the hostages and was struck by shotgun fire. Authorities say several deputies opened fire at a roadblock fatally wounding the assailant. Witnesses described the exchange of gunfire as heavy as the windshield blew out. Buntrock served since 1960 and became chief in 1969 known as a peacemaker.

Mequon Wis Thomas Buntrock Ozaukee County Donna Rhode Buntrock Bill Bachman Milwaukee

Bank Robberies Surge in Los Angeles Area

FBI Los Angeles reports 1,007 bank and savings loan robberies in seven counties so far this year, up from 782 in 1978. The heists yielded about $2.4 million, averaging roughly $2,400 per robbery, with the largest haul near $60,000 and many incidents under $1,000.

Los Angeles FBI Herbert D. Clough Jr Bank and Savings and Loan Association Beries

Chicago schools in financial straits

The city faces a 475 million dollar needed overhaul for Chicago public schools, per Goldman Sachs part of a task force. Mayor Jane Byrne weighs aid as the district cannot borrow and faces a 42 million payroll due Friday, while a weekend audit seeks clearer financial data from the system.

Chicago Jane Byrne Goldman Sachs & Co Byrne

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