SIU Paid Over 4.75 Million in Part Time Student Wages
A SIU report by Frank C. Adams shows more than 4.75 million dollars paid to on campus part time student workers from July 1967 to May 1968. State funds supplied 4.139 million and federal Work Study 632,500. Carbondale workers received 3.592 million and Edwardsville 1.158 million. About 5,000 students worked per quarter and about 10,000 employed at some time during the year. The program has grown since 1955 when 600 students were paid.
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Southern Illinois University
Frank C. Adams
SIU
Office of
Carbondale
Edwardsville
Adams
SIU professor leads search for state librarian
Harold Rath assistant professor in the Southern Illinois University library has been named by Secretary of State Paul Powell to head a committee to find a successor to DeLafayette Reid as Illinois state librarian. Reid’s resignation was accepted with sincere regret by Powell and Reid will become associate professor at Northern Illinois University. Rath presides over the Illinois Library Association as the committee begins a nationwide search for a new state librarian. A $35 900 grant for training education research workers is awarded to Southern Illinois University by the U S Office of Education Rep Kenneth J Gray said this week.
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Harold Rath
Southern Illinois University Library
Paul Powell
DeLafayette Reid
Illinois
Reid
Powell
Library School
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Rath
Illinois Library Association
Southern Illinois University
U. S. Office of Education
Kenneth J. Gray
West Frankfort
County chairmen named for 1970 White House Conference
County chairmen for this area have been named to organize county assessment committees for the 1970 White House Conference of Children and Youth. The conference, held since 1909, aims to study and improve services for youths, with Illinois reforms credited to prior conferences. Washington plans stressed for February 1970. Moles usually dine on grubs and larvae rather than vegetables.
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White House
Walter F. Brissenden
Springfield
Illinois
Pres
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Department of Children and Family Services
Franklin
John Clifford
E. St. Louis St
West Frankfort
Jackson
Alonzo V. Crim
Walnut St
Murphysboro
Johnson
Carl Summers
Locust St
Vienna
Perry
Clarence Kelly
E. Franklin Sr
P.O. Box
Dr Quoin. Randolph
Edison Fiene
Steeleville
Union
William H. Whiting
South St
Anna
Williamson
William V. Brown
Hemlock Drive
Marion
Memied
KA editor to lead The Spectator in fall
Franklin Spector, editor of KA, will become editor of The Spectator in the fall. The Spectator was folded into KA after Chancellor Robrt W. MacVicar said KA would not publish during his tenure. Spector aims to increase student government criticism and provide space for editorials and constituent letters. Meanwhile D J Mifflin completed a firearms instructor course at Camp Logan Zion with FBI agents.
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Southern Illinois University
Franklin Spector
The
Spectator
Spector
Carbondale
Robert W. MacVicar
MacVicar
D. J. Mifflin
Southern Ilinois University
Camp Logan
Zion
University of Illinois Extension Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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