Carbondale embraces quick take for downtown center project
Carbondale nears use of quick take to acquire 26 parcels for a downtown hotel and convention center project. City Manager Fry says the approach speeds land purchase with title pursued via circuit court, while disputes on price would go to court later under eminent domain rules.
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Reagan's cuts limit IRS taxpayer help nationwide
Washington AP Reagan budget cuts shrink walk-in taxpayer assistance at IRS offices starting 1981, affecting over 500000 filers who previously relied on government staff to complete returns. Most will face self help or delayed answers, with only handicapped exceptions. Budget plans push service toward a toll free line as staff drops, while officials debate future of the taxpayer service unit.
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Lane freed after hung jury in 1980 Miami riot case
Nathaniel Lane, linked to the city's 1980 riots, is released after 19 months in Dade County Jail as the state declines to prosecute him a fourth time in Benny Higdon's beating death. The third trial ended in a hung jury with five guilty, seven innocent among eight jurors.
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SSN Bill Backed By Senate Push for Minimum Benefit Maintains $122 Monthly
The Senate unanimously endorsed preserving the guaranteed $122 per month minimum Social Security benefit for about 3 million retirees, reversing four months of prior support to eliminate it. President Reagan had opposed the cut but reversed after public outcry amid budget debates. House action set for today.
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Charges of drug delivery against Dan Rosenow dismissed
In Williamson County Marion circuit court Judge William A. Lewis dismissed charges of unlawful delivery of a controlled substance against Dan Rosenow of Herrin after prosecutors failed to show probable cause. Special agent Dan Stone testified that Rosenow did not use the word amphetamine and the substances were not found to resemble heroin or speed.
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Carterville and Logan OK sewer plant without Crainville
Carterville and John A. Logan College win IEPA approval to proceed with a joint sewer plant project excluding Crainville. Crainville officials cite cost concerns and seek a separate project with a promised IEPA grant, aiming for construction start in fall 1982 and completion by fall 1983. Crainville would face a lower cost for a stand alone plant, while Carterville plans bids next summer and a 1983 completion.
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Carbondale grade school plans survive challenge
Carbondale Elementary School District faced a last attempt by principals and new board members to alter its planned additions at Lewis Parrish and Thomas schools. They decided to proceed with the existing layout, citing limited funds and the multipurpose space can be split if needed, while noting potential three-year growth concerns and alternative options for future expansion.
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Lakeland School
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