Senate OKs renewing draft registration amid lengthy filibuster
The Senate backed Carter’s peacetime draft renewal 58 to 34, with a seven day debate and cloture, approving $13.3 million to register 19 and 20 year olds at post offices. Rostker said mid July start, with 4 million men registered over two weeks, 1960 and 1961 birth years.
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SIU limits administrative salaries across the system
The Southern Illinois University system approves new raise guidelines to curb top administrator pay. Chancellor Shaw and trustees set targets below the state appropriation, with acting presidents Lesar and Lazerson noted. Salaries for SIU Carbondale and Edwardsville are adjusted, civil service steps rise, merit and cost-of-living components apply, and minimum wage alignment is planned for student staff.
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SIUC
Earl Lazerson
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Somit's SIU-C presidency officially confirmed
Albert Somit, 60, was unanimously approved by the SIU Board of Trustees in Springfield to lead Southern Illinois University Carbondale beginning August 15. He will leave his 10 year role as executive VP at SUNY Buffalo and will focus on funding for athletics and hiring an academic affairs VP while adjusting to campus life and seeking a fishing hole and a tennis partner.
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Southern
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State University of New York At Buffalo
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Two SIUC staff named to state Rehabilitation Council
Governor James R. Thompson named seven to the Rehabilitation Services Advisory Council. Seymour Bryson associate dean of the College of Human Resources at Southern Illinois University and Valerie E. Brew a university placement specialist are the Carbondale entrants. Bryson serves until January 1982 and Brew until January 1986. The council advises the Department of Rehabilitative Services on programs and policies.
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Southern Illinois University
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Weather outlook with warm weekend and storm chances
The National Weather Service forecasts fair tonight with a low in the upper 50s. Friday will be mostly sunny and warmer with a mid 80s high. Illinois outlook calls for fair hot conditions Saturday and partly cloudy hot conditions Sunday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Nightly lows in the 60s to 70s and highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s throughout the period. Monday cools with a chance of storms and highs in the mid 80s.
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Strip mine ruling slashes federal coal regulations
U S District Judge James Noland in Indianapolis sided with Indiana and coal companies against the Interior Department and its Office of Surface Mining, striking down large parts of the 1977 Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act as unconstitutional or overbroad. The decision questions the law’s treatment of prime farm land and reclamation requirements, while signaling an appeal by the government. The ruling could affect Indiana and Illinois, major coal states, and may reach the Supreme Court if reviewed.
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Andrus urges soft line on developing public land
Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus urged a cautious approach to energy development on public lands. He said mandates should precede bans and emphasized removing obstacles only where no policy justifies withholding development of gas, oil or coal. He spoke at an Edison Electric Institute convention.
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Chicago
Cecil Andrus
Edison Electric Institute
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