SIU C voices limit on overall enrollment growth
SIU Carbondale considers capping student numbers after an 11.5 percent enrollment rise. Frank Horton cites resource limits and program quality, noting possible ceilings or program restrictions as a serious option. Enrollment stands at 21 214 with past peak 24 543 in 1970.
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SIUC
Frank E. Horton
Horton
Siu-C
School of Technical Careers
University of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign
Ohio
Carbondale Pursues Collected Debts From Minority Loans
Carbondale intends to press collection on $43,310 in uncollectable minority business loans from the Model Cities program. City officials say not a write off but ongoing efforts will target repayment while implementing controls for future programs. Nine of 22 loans remain active, with issues blamed on program start up and weak management. The council also weighs funding for CCDSC community development programs totaling $772,000 with health and child care as major items.
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John Trimble
Carbondale
Robert Stalls
Model Cities
Carroll Fry
Brady
Buckley
Equal Opportunity Development Co., Inc
EODC
Fry
Hans Fischer
Citizens Community Development Steering Committee
CCDSC
CDSC
Helen Westberg
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
David Emerson
Council
Carbondale Business and Industrial Development Association
Carbondale Industrial Corp
Ex-congressman Gray Works as Carbondale Consultant
Former Rep. Kenneth J. Gray says his paid Washington role helps Carbondale access federal aid more effectively. He operates as a “bird dog” on rail relocation, revenue sharing, and grants while steering projects through federal channels without formal lobbyist registration.
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Molly Cole
Washington, D.C
Kenneth J. Gray
D-West Frankfort
Washington
Carbondale
Gray
Paul) Simon
Simon
Ager Carroll Fry
Neal Eckert
Eckert
House of Representatives
Joy Combes
George L. Judy Associates
Rep
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
House Committee On Government Operations
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
Coffee stop marks Christmas honey moon couple’s journey
Mr and Mrs L A Freedge of Peru Illinois signed the register at a traveling rest stop one mile north of the Illinois 146 junction on Interstate 57. The stop, sponsored by the Illinois Department of Transportation, was manned by the Murdale Reach Team and Union County Civil Defense. The Friedges, married about a month, are en route to Mississippi for their Christmas honeymoon.
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L.A. Freedge
Peru, Ill
Illinois Dept. of Trans
Murdale Reach Team
Union County Civil Defense Unit
Froedges
Mississippi
Marion Family Loses Home In Christmas Fire
Ruby Fitzgerald and her five-member family were away visiting relatives for Christmas Eve when a front room fire at 814 West Prairie Street in Marion destroyed their single story home. Firefighters battled the blaze for two hours as neighbors reported the first alarm at 6 40 p m. The cause and damage totals were not determined. The family is staying with relatives in Thompsonville.
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Marion
Ruby Fitzgerald
Thompsonville
Prairie St
Fitzgerald
Roosevelt Square
James Taylor
Christmas Day triplets born on Lesser Cow surprise area farm
Roy and Evan Miller found three Black Angus calves in one barn stall on Christmas Day. The cow gave birth to two bulls and a heifer, a rare triplet event noted by SIU professor Thomas Stitt as more unusual than twins. The calves, healthy and active, delighted the Miller family and their two children.
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Merrill Perlman
Illnoisan
Roy
Evan Miller
Signa Miller
Roy Miller
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