SIU Carbondale to End Community Development Services
SIU C plans to cut the community development office from 16 to 7 faculty and stop area assistance on July 1 1974. Richard Thomas says the move cripples regional services and ends field work, jeopardizing town revenue, red tape help, and new programs.
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Dave Butler
Southern
Thomas
Illinois
Milk price hike prompts school increases in milk money
New Era Dairy of Carbondale requests a penny rise in half pint milk to schools, with white milk at 8.5 cents and chocolate at 9.0 cents per carton. Federal subsidies and FMMA boosts cited as causes, while school boards consider contract amendments to cover higher costs.
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Joseph Arimond
Johnny
New Era Division
Prairie Farms, Inc
Carbondale
William Hinchcliff Sr
New Era
Federal Milk Marketing Administration
FMMA
St. Louis
Hinchcliff
Laurence Martin
Martin
Health officials pledge action on Crab Orchard Estates
Residents of Crab Orchard Estates hear that health and sanitation ordinances will be drawn up and enforced with penalties from 200 to 1000 dollars. The meeting in Marion included state and county officials plus planners and the governor's office, aiming to curb malfunctioning septic systems, rabies concerns, and covenant violations as a statewide effort to address long running subdivision health issues.
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Bonita Troutt
Crab Orchard Estates
Marion
Franklin-Williamson and
State Health Departments
State Environmental Protection Agency
Williamson County
Greater Egypt
Tony” Favreau
State Health Department
Les Miller
Miller
Favreau
EPA
Carbondale
Health Department
William Sinks
County Board of Commissioners
Sinks
Crab Orchard
Walker
Great Lakes Plumbing and Heating Co
Palzo
Robert Howerton
Great Lakes
Metropolitan Sanitary District of
Greater Chicago
Shawnee National Forest
Lueker Files for Perry County Treasurer Nomination
Steven Lueker, a Republican from Pinckneyville, was the lone candidate in Perry County on Wednesday to file for his party’s nomination in the primary, seeking the county treasurer post.
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Steven Lueker
Pinckneyville
Perry Co
Jackson County Board approves liquor ordinance and keeps elections separate
Jackson County Board reviewed three issues for next year: a new liquor ordinance, whether to consolidate the county elections with the general election, and an ambulance plan. The board approved a new liquor ordinance with revised classifications and fees, voted 9-4 against consolidating elections, and failed to reach agreement on the ambulance proposal.
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Jackson County Board
James Gillmore
de Soto
Gillmore
County allotment jumps to 25285 as mineral tax boost seen
Williamson County will gain about 120000 annually from a new 1 percent mineral tax allotment. September's sales tax revenue reached 25285, the county's largest monthly total, up from typical 15000 to 16000.
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Williamson County
Jo. M. Walker
Board of Commissioners
Walker
Court extends deadline for Marion prison release
All 36 inmates in segregation at Marion federal penitentiary were due for release today but Judge James L Foreman granted until Dec 31 to transfer them to the general population. Officials said there are not enough regular housing spaces.
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Joanne Wood
The
Southern Illinoisan
Marion Federal Penitentiary
James L. Foreman
Foreman
U.S
Supreme Court
Frederick Hess
East St. Louis
Hess
Marion
Glenn Henrickson
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Bureau
U.S. Court of Appeals
SIU-C Adopts Winter Quarter With New Early Semester System
The article notes SIU Carbondale continuing the quarter system with winter classes starting January 2 after a December holiday period, and mentions a long history of quarters dating to 1874. It references a budget increase for the 1974 fiscal year and describes changes to the academic calendar.
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Southern Illinois University At
Carbondale
SIU
Southern Illinois Normal University Board of Trustees
Name change denied for Pleasant Grove Cemetery
State Comptroller George Lindberg rejected a request to rename Pleasant Grove Me morial Cemetery to Glenhaven Memorial Park Inc. The order, based on Dec. 5 Murphysboro hearing opposition, requires removal of signs and halting promotion of the new name. An official notice was issued to Glenhaven Memorial Park Inc. president James H. De Laney Sr. The decision cites community sentiment and a misunderstanding over name change procedures.
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Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery
Murphysboro
Carbondale
George Lindberg
Lindberg
Glenhaven Memorial Park, Inc
Glenhaven
James H. de Laney Sr
Cision
Secretary of State
Comptroller’s Office
Maverick Energy Crisis Hits SIUC Leader’s Car
David Derge president of Southern Illinois University Carbondale has stopped driving his 1972 Oldsmobile 98 and now uses a leased blue 1974 Ford Maverick to save fuel. The Olds remains parked. more Mavericks and a Pinto are in fleet use as SIUC trades 1973 Buicks for Fords.
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David Derge
Derge
Southern Illinois University At Carbondale
University
SIUC
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