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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1980

Page

8

State workers rebuked over mild office remark

A federal appellate panel faulted state bureaucrats for overreacting to Dorothea Yoggerst’s six word question Have you heard the good news It followed reports that the Governor's Office of Manpower and Human Development planned to fire its director and led Yoggerst to quit sued for over one million dollars claiming free speech rights The court urged lower courts to reconsider allegations against supervisor Michael Hedges and personnel chief James McDonough while exonerating two agency officials in a case seen as a trivial personnel matter turned federal case

Mike Lawrence Southern Illinois Springfield Linda Coker Yoggerst Ing Gomahd Coker Review Court Ackerman Stan Stewart Ken Kirby Hedges McDonough

Freeman United Coal Co. Sex bias ruling reaffirmed by IFP Commission

The Illinois Fair Employment Practices Commission reaffirmed a sex discrimination finding against Freeman United Coal Co. and ordered back wages for Linda Simpkins and La Donna Young. The company may appeal, with back pay amount yet to be calculated from 1975 to their start dates.

Evan M. Davis Southern Illinoisan Freeman United Coal Co Illinois Fair Employment Practices Commission Chicago Freeman Linda Simpkins Carterville la Donna Young Royalton John Huffman Carbondale

Joyce E Tucker named head of Illinois Human Rights Dept

Gov. James R. Thompson appointed Joyce E. Tucker to lead the new Cabinet level Human Rights Department. Tucker, 31, Chicago attorney and former substitute teacher, has been acting director of the Equal Opportunity Department since last October and must face Senate confirmation. The agency consolidates several civil rights bodies and starts July 1.

Springfield Chicago James R. Thompson Joyce E. Tucker State Equal Opportunity Department Senate Thompson Tucker Human Rights Department Equal Opportunity Department Fair Employment Practices Commission State Ms. Tucker State Mental Health Department House Chicago Democratic House

Faces remade to identify Gacy victims

Chicago AP reports reconstructions of nine remaining unidentified victims of mass murderer John W. Gacy Jr. will be completed and unveiled next month. Forensic expert Dr Clyde Snow notes hopes to ID all nine as photos appear in media, but warns success remains a long shot.

Chicago John W. Gacy Jr Clyde Snow Federal Aviation Administration Laboratory Oklahoma City

House fights slashing legislature size in Illinois

The Illinois House moved to prepare ballot arguments against a Citizens' proposal to cut the House size by one third. A 148-9 vote created a joint committee with the Senate to oppose the cutback, with the plan heading to the Senate after 476 thousand signatures. Rep. Madigan urged a counter-brief against the measure.

Springfield Illinois House Citizens House Senate Coalition For Political Honesty State Elections Board Joint Senate Committee Carl Benning Deerfield U.S. Veterans’ Administration

Andersons road to court for presidential ballot fights

Washington AP John B. Anderson has enlisted deans from Yale Columbia Miami and Berkeley to press legal challenges to get his name on state ballots He plans a June 26 federal court appearance in Columbus Ohio to pursue ballot access The effort may force Supreme Court action and is backed by Mitchell Rogovin the CIA hired lawyer as Democrats fight every step to bar him from ballots across all 50 states and DC

Washington John B. Anderson Yale Columbia Miami Berkeley Anderson Norman Thomas George Wallace Harvard Laurence Tribe Supreme Court Columbus Ohio Congress Illinois District of Columbia

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