6.8 percent rise urged for SIU by IBHE
The Illinois Board of Higher Education staff recommends a 6.8 percent operating budget increase for Southern Illinois University for fiscal 1983, totalling about 1.33 billion for public colleges. The plan includes a 15 percent average tuition rise, a 7 percent faculty raise with a 2 percent midyear catchup, and capital projects totaling 5.5 million for SIU with additional energy, food research, and access improvements at Carbondale and SIU-C.
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Don Levener
Southern Illinoisan
Springfield
Illinois Board of Higher Education
Southern Illinois University
IBHE
Richard Wagner
SIU
Carbondale
Siu-C
Thompson
Illinois
Universities Income Fund
Wagner
University of Illinois, Board of Governors and
Board of Regents
Carbondale staff balks at shopping center plans
Carbondale officials dispute Wal-Mart Properties offer to pay up to 500000 for roads and water and sewer lines for a site between K Mart and Vic Koenig Chevrolet. A staff counterproposal would limit city funding to one road and partial second road with no water sewer costs, saving about 105000, while restructuring tax payback terms.
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Carbondale City
Wal-Mart Properties, Inc
K-Mart
Vic Koenig
Carbondale
Donald Monty
Wal-Mart
Monty
Hardee's
Incumbent Simon and Prineas file for congressional primary
Democratic incumbent Paul Simon of Makanda and Republican Peter Prineas of Carbondale filed today in Springfield for the March 16 congressional primary. Filing ends Jan 4. Winners meet Nov 2 in the new 22nd District covering most of Southern Illinois. Ronald Ledford of Eldorado also announced plans to run.
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Paul Simon
Makanda
Peter
Springfield
Illinois
Simon and Princas
Ronald Ledford
Eldorado
Appellate Court Upheld Lewis in Perjury Case
The Fifth District Appellate Court denied Amil Cornille release after ruling Dennis Michaelson’s credentials were not the decisive factor in the 1978 arson conviction. Cornille failed to show the state used perjured testimony. Michaelson faces a perjury charge but remains at large. Holiday tournaments opened with Herrin cheerleaders and Tigers losing 80-51 to Union County, Tenn.
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Appellate Court
Lewis
O.R. Walley
Southern Illinoisan
Fifth District Appellate Court
Johnston City
Amil Cornille
Williamson County
Dennis Michaelson
Chicago
Cornille
Michaelson
William Lewis
Herrin students craft wind chimes in class project
Herrin High School vocational class completed a mass wind chime project using aluminum conduit and ski rope. About 100 chimes were made for Herrin Unit 4 staff with orders filled despite aluminum shortages. Proceeds fund the school shop, while students gain hands on teamwork and technical skills.
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Herrin High School
Herrin Unit 4
Fred Lloyd
Lloyd
Machine Shop
Herrin Unit
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