Unpredictable Paths for Coal and Clean Air Under Reagan
Coal officials and environmentalists doubt what to expect from a Reagan administration and a Republican Senate as the Clean Air Act is reviewed. Policy statements promise balance, flexibility, and research funding for clean-burning tech. Industry and environmental groups anticipate changes but remain uncertain about form, with Heritage Foundation critiques shaping early expectations and lobbying intensifying, especially around scrubbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan M. Davis
Reagan
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Heritage Foundation
Washington
Heritage
Morris Feibusch
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Feibusch
Tony Anthony
National Coal Association
Anthony
Clean Air Coalition
Betsy Agie
Heritage Report
Southern Illinois
Seven Illinois counties gain population in 1970 to 1980
Preliminary U S Census figures show seven Southern Illinois counties adding about 27 000 residents from 1970 to 1980 increasing total to 244 110. Carbondale Marion Williamson Jackson Johnson Randolph Perry Franklin and Union counties show varied growth with Williamson and Jackson leading in new residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Walley
Southern Illinoisan
U.S. Bureau of Census
Southern Illinois
Jackson, Williamson, Union
Randolph Perry
Franklin
Johnson
Jan Schubert
Census Bureau
Chicago
Washington
Carbondale
Marion
Williamson County
Jackson County
Little Johnson County
Randolph County
Perry County
Pinckneyville
du Quoin
Union County
U.S
Jackson
Murphysboro
Ava
de Soto
Dowell
Elk
Grand Tower
Makanda
Gorham
Vergennes
Williamson
Bush
Cambria
Carterville
Corp
Herrin
Hurst
Crainville
Creal Springs
Pittsburg
Spillertown
Energy
Freeman Spur
Johnston City
White Ash
Stonefort
Lesser
Benton
Buckner
A Os
Walier
West City
Thompsonville
Orient
West Frankfort
Ewing
Royalton
Zeigler
Christopher
North City
Randolph
Baldwin
Chester
Coulterville
Ellis Grove
Evansville
Kaskaskia
Perc
Raat Prairie du Rocher
Red Bud
N/C Rockwood
Sparta
Steeleville
Ake Tilden
PERRY
Cutler
St. Johns
Tamaroa
Willisville
UNION
Alto Pass
Anna
Cobden
Dss
Dongola
Jonesboro
Mill Creek
Vienna
New Burnside
Belknap
Cypress
Buncombe
Goreville
Simpson
Shaw housing allowance makes SIU chancellor top Illinois pay
SIU Chancellor Kenneth Shaw earns 68150 yearly salary plus a 12840 housing allowance totaling 81090. Unlike Illinois peers, Shaw’s housing aid tops state university officials. other presidents either get campus houses or smaller allowances. The plan aims flexibility in residence location while saving on construction costs for a private Edwardsville home.
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Jean Ness
Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois University
Kenneth Shaw
University of Illinois
Stanley Ikenberry
Champaign-Urbana
Chicago
Shaw
Illinois
Siuc Medical School
Richard Moy
May
Board of Governors System
Western Illinois
Northeastern Illinois University
Chicago State University
Governors State University
Urbana
Medical School
Chicago Circle
Norwood
University
Rowe
SIUE
Siu-E
SIU
William Norwood
Edwardsville
Carbondale
U of Illinois System
Urbana-Champaign
Chicago Medical Board of Regents
Exec
ISU
NSU
Sangamon St
Mixed reaction to SIU Carbondale housing allowance for chancellor
SIU Carbondale faculty leaders split over Chancellor Kenneth Shaw's $1070 monthly housing allowance. Senate President Marvin Kleinan supports the policy while Carbondale Federation of University Teachers head Herbert Donow calls it disgraceful, noting Shaw's total compensation of about $81,090 and arguing he should have refused the allowance as a gesture to low faculty salaries. Donow questions the method used to set the amount, and Kleinan defends consistency in housing officials. Jean Ness
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Shaw
SIU
Harris Rowe
Rowe
Abso
Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
Kenneth Shaw
Marvin Kleinan
Herbert Donnan
Carbondale Federation of University Teachers
SIU Board of Trustees
Donow
Stanley ) Ikenberry
University of Illinois
Kleinan
Jean Ness
SIU Press releases two new science fiction books
Ben Gelman reviews Bridges to Science Fiction and The Science Fiction of Mark Clifton from SIU Press. Bridges gathers lectures from the Eaton Conference on SF and Fantasy, while Clifton’s collection, with a Clifton studies memoir, highlights tales centered on Ralph Kennedy. Prices are $9.95 and $15.00, hardback.
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SIU Press
Ben Gelman
Southern Illinoisan
Astounding Stories
Analog
The
Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Galaxy
Worlds of If
Amazing Stories
Southern Illinois University
George E. Slusser
George R. Guffey
Mark Rose
University of California, Riverside
Harry Levin
Eric S. Rabkin
Thomas A. Hanzo
Mark Clifton
Barry N. Malzberg
Martin H. Greenberg
Judith Merrill
Clifton
Ralph Kennedy
Kennedy
Star Bright
P.O
Carbondale
Ill
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