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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1981

Page

2

Thompson proposes trimmed state education budget

Springfield Governor James K. Thompson announced a budget aiming for 6 percent more state aid to higher education, below the Board of Higher Education's 10.8 percent request, but surpassing $1 billion in aid and totaling $1.23 billion with other university income. The plan also calls for a 6.9 percent rise in per pupil funding for elementary and secondary education to $2.76 billion, and includes salary increases for higher education staff, a 2 percent catch up, expanded student aid via the Illinois State Scholarship Commission, and increased grants to private institutions and health education programs.

James K. Thompson Board of Higher Education Thompson Ing State Board of Education Illinois

Fahner asks ICC to release IP rate forecast data

Attorney General Tyrone Fahner filed an amicus brief urging the Commerce Commission to overrule an examiner and require Illinois Power Co to disclose five year economic forecasts connected to a 23 percent electric rate increase. The move seeks public access to forecasts the company says could invite liability for fraud if published and later proven inaccurate. Charles Lippa supported limited disclosure, while Harold Deakins of Illinois Power said substantial information has already been provided to officials and the public.

Mike Lawrence Springfield Tyrone C. Fahner Illinois Power Co Commerce Commission Commission Illinois Fahner Hearing Examiner Harold Deakins

Economic Survival Guide From Special Financial Section

Learn how business cycles affect you and how to read economy signals. Discover bank trends and how to spot credit trouble, with practical steps and tips from the special financial section.

Making It in Music Difficult Path to Break In

The article states talent alone does not guarantee entry to the music business. A record or album and radio exposure are needed, and one can either do part of the work independently or pay for recording and promotion.

Retired Professor Charles Neal Still Writes books

Retired Southern Illinois University Carbondale education professor Charles Neal remains prolific, continuing to write and publish after ending his faculty career. He says the ideas do not stop with retirement.

Charles Neal Southern Illinois University-Carbondale

Southern Illinoisan contact and circulation details

Publication offices listed in Carbondale Herrin and Murphysboro with delivery and mail rates. Includes office phone numbers and classified ad lines. Postmaster address provided for changes.

Southern Ilinoisan USPS N. Illinois Carbondale Ill Herrin Murphysboro Southern Illinoisan Illinois Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal Murphysboro Independent Marion

Lost Mozart symphony found sold to Bavarian library

A symphony composed by nine year old Wolfgang Mozart in London in 1795, long thought lost, has been found and sold to the Bavarian State Library in Munich. The library declined to name the seller or price. The premiere is planned for May 17 at Castle HerrenchiemSEE summer festival near Munich.

Bavarian State Library Munich West Germany Wolfgang Mozart London Castle Herrenchiemsee

Union agent indicted for embezzling from Local 551

Phillip J. Koclanes, business agent for the Plumbers and Steamfitters Union Local 551 in West Frankfort, was indicted by a federal grand jury on three counts of embezzling 577.75 from the union welfare plan. The alleged amounts include 172.75 on September 23, 1978, 202.50 on April 28, 1979, and 202.50 on July 25, 1979. His case will be heard in federal court in Benton. no trial date set.

Plumbers and Steamfitters Union Local 551 West Frankfort Phillip J Koclanes Benton

Du Quoin Increases Pool Fees With Night Sessions

Du Quoin Park Board raised pool season passes ahead of nightly sessions and private parties. Family passes go to 60 dollars, adult passes to 40, and child passes stay at 25. New lighting prompts higher utility costs and aims to keep the pool at break even. Applications for instructors and lifeguards are welcome at Du Quoin High School.

Brad Betker Southern Illinoisan du Quoin Swimming Pool du Quoin Park Park Board Jerome Alongi Alongi John Rhoades du Quoin Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Alan Martin du Quoin High School Martin

Library picks its architect for new building

Carbondale Public Library Board selects Harry Weese and Associates of Chicago as architect for a new library. Director Ray Campbell calls the firm internationally known and notes past libraries in Washington DC and Miami. Negotiations to begin after the February bond issue. board interviewed 14 of about 30 firms before recommending Weese.

Tom Woolf Southern Illinoisan Carbondale Public Library Board Harry Weese Campbell Library Board Weese

Benton districts seek bids for private school bus service

The Benton Community Consolidated School District 47 board approved seeking bids for a private bus service. A committee will prepare specifications and bids may be sought separately or jointly with the Benton Consolidated High School District to compare financial terms. The high school board also considers private bus service for next year.

Benton Community Consolidated School District 47 Board of Education Kevin Bilyeu Benton Consolidated High School

Alabama man held in jail on criminal damage charge

Carl James Pierce age 21 of Abner Alabama was in Randolph County jail in Chester today under criminal damage to property. Pierce was arrested Thursday afternoon by Sparta police.

Carl James Pierce Abner Ala Randolph County Chester Pierce Sparta

Garwood pleads to reverse court martial verdict

Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood asked a military jury to overturn his conviction for collaboration with the enemy and for psychiatric treatment. His lawyer described him as tormented by the prosecution and notoriety after 14 years in captivity. Garwood faces life in prison.

Pfc Robert Garwood Vietnam Olshin Garwood

Arson suspect claims hookup fueled Las Vegas Hilton fire

Philip B. Cline, 23, a Las Vegas room service busboy, told authorities he accidentally started the Hilton blaze with a marijuana cigarette during a homosexual act with an unnamed man known as Joe. He is charged with arson and murder as police seek the mystery partner and review past employment at four Strip hotels including MGM Grand where no link to that fire is found.

Joe Philip B. Cline Las Vegas Hilton Cline John Conner Metropolitan Police Department Las Vegas Strip Mgm Grand MGM Bob Hilliard

Pot smuggler given 84 years in federal prison

James Anderson Mitchell, a director in what officials call the nations largest marijuana ring, received an 84 year federal sentence from Judge William L. Beatty after admitting guilt on 42 counts. The case involved 11 conspirators smuggling marijuana worth about 120 million from Colombia between 1976 and 1980.

James Anderson Mitchell U.S William L. Beatty Mitchell Brighton Colombia Marcie Mitchell Battern Roxana Wesley Mitchell Beatty Louis Peach Wood River Illinois Stephen P. Miller Springfield

Morning blast rocks Louisville sewer system

An early dawn explosion under Louisville's Old Louisville district tore through the sewer system, creating an eight foot trench across several blocks, blowing out water and gas lines, and damaging homes and businesses. Four people were injured, but none seriously. A car and truck fell into cratered streets as manhole covers were hurled away.

Louisville

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