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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1980

Page

3

Mainstreaming handicapped students faces misimpressions

Southern Illinois University experts say misunderstandings by parents and teachers slow the implementation of Public Law 94-142. The Education of All Handicapped Children Act requires placement in the least restrictive environment, with special classes or resource rooms used only when necessary.

Dave DeWitt Southern Barbara Cordoni Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Cordoni Illinois Federal Department of Education Henry Fonda

Mainstreaming handicapped children in Illinois schools

The article discusses variations in mainstreaming for disabled students under Public Law 94 142. It emphasizes individualized education programs IEPs annual goals evaluation methods parental input and the need for careful placement to avoid dumping students into regular classes. It outlines due process appeals advocacy and sources of guidance from state and federal education offices.

IEP State Office of Education Department Specialized Educational Services Illinois Office of Education Regional Superintendent of Schools Superintendent of Documents U.S. Government Printing Office Washington D.C

New Year hangover prevention tips from Carbondale bartenders

Carbondale bartenders offer varied advice for avoiding or curing hangovers as 1981 begins. Mary Hughes suggests B complex vitamins aspirin and water before bed plus eating while drinking. Chris Muenter jokes about pressing on but warns of overindulgence. Bill Cochran recommends Alka Seltzer before sleep. Lou Cerutti favors olive oil. Other tips include caffeine, sleep, club soda with bitters, and oxygen, plus practical cures like milk with honey or a Bloody Mary sequence.

Tom Woolf Southern Illinois St. Helens Carbondale Mary Hughes Chris Muenter Cochran

Medical reasons behind hangovers explained

Irene Herzog of the Alcohol Counseling Service in Marion explains a hangover results from drinking faster than the liver can burn it up. She notes withdrawals after alcohol absorption cause headaches and toxic effects, and that there is no cure.

Jean Ness Southern Illinoisan Irene Herzog Alcohol Counseling Service Marion Ms. Herzog

Dongola Man Killed As Dump Truck Crashes Down

A Dongola man, Howard Plott, 67, died Tuesday when a dump truck he was working under fell. The lever malfunction or trip caused the lift to drop around 1 15 p.m. Plott, a retired Southern Illinois Electric Co op line superintendent, leaves a wife Blanche Hoffman and two daughters. Funeral at Crain Funeral Home Friday with burial at Dongola American Legion Cemetery. Memorials to First Baptist Church Dongola.

Dongola Union County Darryl Rendleman Howard Plott Plott Southern Illinois Electric Co-op First Baptist Church Dongola Lodge Af&am Ibew Union Mr. Plott Rufus and Mina Leverle Plott Blanche Hoffman Phyllis Gaskill Parkville Mina Jo Bennett Albuquerque N.M Juanita Warren Benton Crain Funeral Home

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