Illinois Reacts to Desegregation Costs and Money Gap
Illinois educators warn that desegregation requires real funding but the Legislature imitates restraint. Witkowsky cites exposure barriers for youths entering a desegregated world. Hannon requests 35 million dollars from the state, but legislators anticipate no funding this year, delaying district mandates and keeping costs in limbo.
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Illinois
Chicago
Joseph Hannon
Hannon
Guard school deal deserves closer look and doubts
The Thompson administration backs a New Horizons Development proposal to buy the Concordia Seminary campus in Springfield for about 4 million, spend 1.7 million on improvements, and lease back to the state at about 985000 annually as a prison guard training site. Critics query the value and training adequacy, noting Cellinis influence and urging a slower, more thorough review or alternate training options before any purchase.
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Bill Cellini
Springfield
Richard B. Ogilvie
Cellini
Thompson
New Horizons Development
Concordia Seminary
Cellini’s Corporation
New Horizons
Gayle Franzen
Franzen
Missouri Synod Lutheran Church
Jackson Criticizes SALT II Rhetoric As U.S. Debates Security
Senator Henry Jackson attacks the Carter administration over SALT II saying the debate is harmed by partisan posturing and inflated rhetoric. He calls for focus on substantive treaty elements rather than sweeping generalizations about appeasement amid Soviet self interest.
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Sen
Henry Jackson
Carter
Senate
Jackson
Allen Y. Baker Retires From Rend Lake College
Allen Y. Baker, longtime Bend Lake College founder and Rend Lake College booster, retires from the Rend Lake College Board after 13 years. The Pinckneyville optometrist receives honorary lifetime ICCTA status and may pursue statewide education roles. the Allen Y. Baker Administration Building was named in his honor.
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Allen Y. Baker
Illinois Community College Trustees Association
Rend Lake College
Ina
Rend Lake College Board of Trustees
Baker
Greater Egypt
Illinois
Gerpdc
Pinckneyville
Comprehensive Health Planning Agency
Ilinois
Illinois Board of Higher Education
James Thompson
State Community College of
East St. Louis
Perry County
Bend Lake College
Letters defend Communism's persistence across decades
A reader criticizes Debbie Crum's view of communism as a fading threat, recalling personal experiences from 1946 to 1955 and highlighting events from Hungary, China, Korea, Vietnam, Cuba, and Latin America. The letter argues for U S military and nuclear superiority to preserve freedom amid ongoing Soviet and communist challenges.
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Southern Ilinoisan
Debbie Crum
Southern Illinoisan
Hitler
Stalin
China
State Department
Cuba
Korea
Vietnam
Lenin
Khruschev
Bucarest
Romania
United States
Caribbean
Senate
Secu
America lags in child care despite social family life shift
Columbia University researchers Kamerman and Kahn compare the United States with France Sweden East and West Germany and Hungary in a two year six nation study. They find the U S lags in family allowances maternity benefits and child care services while noting that a mix of cash aid and center care is used by other nations. The study argues for policy debate as more women join the labor force and need for child care expands.
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Nan Robertson
New York Times
New York
United States
Columbia University
France
Sweden
Germanys
Hungary
Shiela B. Kamerman
Alfred J. Kahn
Columbia
School of Social Work
Kahn
U.S
Kamerman
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
German Marshall Fund
Waas
West Germany
East Germany
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