SIU Board approves top admin reorganization at Carbondale
The Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees approved a four new vice presidential posts at Carbondale as part of a Management Task Force plan led by Gala Waters. Willis Malone becomes vice president for academic affairs and provost with a salary adjustment. Danilo Orescanin named vice president for administration and campus treasurer. Dick Mager promoted to vice president for development and services. George Mace named dean of students pending filling the new student affairs post.
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Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees
Carbondale
Gala Waters
Willis Malone
Malone
David R. Derge
SIU
Danilo Orescanin
Derge
Dick Mager
George Mace
Orescanin
Mace
H. Edward Flentie
Illinois Board of Higher Education
James M. Brown
Flentie
Illinois House approves near status quo college funding plan
The Illinois House approved five public higher education appropriation bills with about 566 million for next year’s operating costs, close to this year’s level, while cutting more than 32 million in proposed campus construction. The package funds University of Illinois and Southern Illinois University systems, Board of Governors of State Colleges, and other state boards with several targeted restorations and new constructions in Carbondale and Chicago.
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Michael A. Smith
Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield Public College and University
Illinois House
House
Board of Higher Education
Bureau of the Budget
General Assembly
Senate
Institutions of Higher Learning
Higher Board
Richard B. Ogilvie
Charles Campbell
R-Danville
Board of Governors
Chicago State University
U of I
Crippled Children’s Services
SIU
Vocational Technical Institute
Carbondale
U of I Law School
Urbana
Law School
Harber
R-Bloomington
Southern Illinois University
Richard Ogilvie
Gale Williams
R-Murphysboro
Williams
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Fair and cool tonight with a low in the mid 50s. Saturday brings mostly sunny skies and a high near 80. Rain chances stay under 5 percent tonight and Saturday, then turn cloudy and warmer Sunday with a chance of showers.
Ex Powell aide indicted in driver license records tampering case
Ellwyn Barnett, 53, of Oakland, former chief driver license examiner under the late Paul Powell, was indicted by a Sangamon County grand jury on tampering with public records. He was arrested late Wednesday, released on 2500 bond, and set for arraignment Tuesday. Investigators found two boxes of driver license records and a list of suspended licenses in a Springfield apartment. Barnett had worked for the secretary of state from 1964 to 1971.
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Paul Powell
Arthur Inman
Ellwyn Barnett
Oakland
Sangamon County
Inman
Barnett
Springfield
Secretary of State
John W. Lewis
24 hour walkout set for Monday by air pilots
Air pilots in 64 nations including the United States plan a 24 hour strike Monday to protest hijacking dangers. The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations says the action targets lack of effective international measures to curb air piracy and seeks global solidarity among pilots.
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United States
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
Washington
U.S. Air Line Pilots Association
Federation
Ola Forsberg
U.S
John J. O’donnel
ALPA
International Federation
United Nations Security Council
O’donnell
United Nations
Irving couple sentenced in fake Howard Hughes book case
Clifford Irving received 2 1 2 years in prison and a 10 000 fine for conspiracy and grand larceny after faking an Howard Hughes autobiography and selling it to McGraw Hill for 750000. Edith Irving got a two year suspended sentence and two months in prison plus a 10000 fine. both faces state charges and await surrender dates as district and state proceedings unfold.
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New York
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
McGraw-Hill
U.S. District Court
Edith
Helga R. Hughes
Richard Suskind
John M. Cannella
Irving
Irvings
Stevenson withdraws challenge to Daley for Illinois delegation chair
U S Senator Adlai E Stevenson ends his bid to lead the Illinois delegation at the Democratic nominating convention and backs Mayor Richard J Daley. He cites unity and healing and may take a role within the national convention. House approves a 28.6 billion dollar budget bill for Labor and HEW and Education programs.
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U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Ilinois
Stevenson
Daley
Springfield
Daniel Walker
Walker
Norton Kay
Mayor Daley
Cook County
Labor Department to supervise United Mine Workers under court order
The Labor Department will oversee all UMW activities until a new election of top officers is held under a federal court order. Secretary Hodgson will appoint supervisors to monitor national and local union operations, including spending veto power, with Bryant's order extending to internal affairs if needed.
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Washington
Labor Department
United Mine Workers
Secretary of Labor
J. D. Hodgson
Hodgson
U.S
William B. Bryant
Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
George Titler
John Owens
Joseph A
Chip” Yablonski
Jock’ Yablonski
Boyle
Bryant
Hodgeson
Ing
Yablonski
Clarksville
Colleges urged to trim spending to avert funding gap
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education warned U.S. colleges must cut annual spending by 10 percent by 1980 to avoid a $26 billion gap between current spending and projected needs. It proposed streamlining programs, earlier college entry, and counseling out reluctant students.
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Washington Star
Associated Press
Washington
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
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