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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1985

Page

3

Rend Lake District still bleeds debt despite profits

Rend Lake Conservancy District runs up a 13 million federal loan debt while facing a growing 4.2 million state bill for raw water and past due IDOT payments. State officials say the district owes the U S Corps 4.2 million and will bill the district after federal loans are cleared, with repayment not expected before 2040. IDOT notes its limited leverage under contract terms and questions future recoveries as costs and loans evolve.

Elizabeth Renshaw Southern Illlinoisan Southern Illinois Rend Lake Conservancy District RLCD Illinois Department of Transportation Division of Water Resources of IDOT US Corps of Engineers Tab Rend Lake Siavash Mostoufi Water Resources Division of Conservancy District Mostoufi Larry Foster Foster Illinois General Assembly U.S. Corps of Engineers U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development U.S. Economic Development Administration Corps of Engineers

Nominations set for Murphysboro Township caucuses

Nominating caucuses for Murphysboro Township are scheduled Tuesday at 7 p.m. Democrats meet at 1410 Walnut Street and Republicans at the Jackson County Courthouse southwest courtroom. Incumbents Sum ers Davis Carlisle Heller McCann Blaise Eovaldi Borgsmiller seek new terms in the eight‑seat 1985 election.

Murphysboro Walnut St Jackson County Earl B. Summers Jack Davis Bill Carlisle Lowell Heller James McCann Raymond Blaise Frank Eovaldi Theodore Borgsmiller McCann Blaise

Water main break shuts off West Frankfort water

Early morning water break in the 600 block of North Lincoln Street disrupted supply and reduced pressure for many residents. Jennie Zubrus of 602 N Lincoln said crews have worked since 7 a.m. with no improvement amid long standing water pressure issues in Frankfort Heights.

West Frankfort North Lincoln Street Jennie Zubrus Lincoln Water Department

Longwall mining gains praised near Rend Lake

Longwall mining around Rend Lake has caused drainage in flatlands and damaged homes in Franklin County but is described as mostly positive for Illinois second largest lake. Rend Lake spans 18 000 acres with depths averaging 9 8 feet and max 31 feet. Mining could deepen the lake by 2 to 5 feet, increasing storage and life expectancy and potentially improving fishing.

Franklin County Old Ben Illinois Rend Lake Illinois Environmental Protection Agency

Stanley Bloodworth enters Energy Village race for president

Stanley Bloodworth 48, manager of Harrisburg Job Service, announced Wednesday his plan to run in the April 2 general election. He lost to Bob Jeralds by 68 votes in 1981 and urges more resident communication while favoring a future study on whether Energy should merge with neighboring Herrin.

Stanley Bloodworth Energy Village Bloodworth Harrisburg Bob Jeralds Herrin

Marion Council to seek grant for Distinctive Interiors expansion

The City of Marion aims to obtain about 73 thousand dollars from the Illinois Fixed Rate Fund to help Distinctive Interiors Inc relocate and expand into the Cox Building on the town square. The expansion project is estimated to cost roughly 367 thousand dollars.

Marion Cox Illinois Fixed Rate Fund Distinctive Interiors Inc

Carterville sewer project advances with EPA permits

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency approved permits for Carterville's 2.5 million sewer project. Mayor Frank Samuel said sludge disposal remains the main issue, with options including fertilizer use on city property or land at John A. Logan College. Project funds include 1.9 million in grants and 600,000 from city bonds.

Carterville Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Frank Samuel John A. Logan College

City planning backs FAA training site at SIU Carbondale

Carbondale Planning Commission on Wednesday approved zoning changes to convert the former International Hall dormitory at 1101 S. Wall St into living teaching dining and recreation facilities for an FAA management training school. The package includes rezoning a half acre south of the dorm and a special use permit to operate the educational facility, with Siuc and TSA Partnership aiming to bid for the school. if selected opening could occur Oct 1 1986 bringing an estimated 5 million in annual local spending and about 150 jobs.

Dave DeWitte Southern Illinoisan Federal Aviation Administration Management Southern Illinois University-Carbondaire Carbondale Planning Commission Carbondale City Council International Hall S. Wail St FAA TSA Partnership Lewis H. Smith Benton Peoria Darrel Tiegs Nicholas Adkins SIUC J. Phil Gilbert Carbondale Tory Park Street Gilbert Commission Rolf Schilling S. Wall Street Larry Havens Metamanagement Services Inc

Black miner wins bias suit against Consolidation Coal Co.

James McNary, 45, of Centreville, was awarded $93,474.06 in lost wages plus $32,257.50 in attorney fees and $870.84 in costs after a U.S. District Court discrimination suit. He plans reinstatement at Burning Star No. 4 mine after being fired in 1981 for refusing to clean an overturned toilet amid alleged racial harassment. Consol said it will appeal within 30 days.

Consolidation Coal Co Burning Star No. 4 U.S James McNary Centreville Conse McNary Consol

Condominium Plan Heads to City Council in Carbondale

The Southern Windsand SSA Partnership seeks approval for a 98 unit condo project near Wall Street and Campus Drive. After a quiet public hearing neighbors opposed August plans for 85 units. developers propose 62 units now on the 4.5 acre tract with a 50 foot buffer and integrated handicapped housing. The project, tied to potential FAA use of the International Hall dormitory, aims to fund the FAA facility and includes an indoor pool for residents.

Dave DeWitte Wall Street Campus Drive Carbondale Commission Morningside SSA Oak Tree Land Trust J. Phil Gilbert TSA Partnership Gilbert International Hall S. Wall Street Federal Aviation Administration Management FAA Southern Illinois University-Carbondale

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