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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1985

Page

3

Quake prep bill heads to governor in southern Illinois

Springfield bureau reports legislation urged by Sen. Glenn Poshard would require the Emergency Services and Disaster Agency to distribute earthquake preparedness literature and work with the Illinois State Geological Survey to identify high risk structures. The measure passed final legislative hurdle and awaits the governor's signature.

Jim Ludwick Anthony Man Springfield Southern Illinois Glenn Poshard Carterville Illinois House David Phelps D-Eldorado Emergency Services and Disaster Agency Illinois State Geological Survey Poshard New Madrid Bruce Richmond Murphysboro Richmond and Department of Transportation Senate General Assembly George Sangmeister D-Joliet Sangmeister

Governor gets medical cost bill heads to governor

The Illinois Senate sent a bill on preferred provider organizations to Governor James R. Thompson. The measure could reshape doctor selection by insurers offering incentives to use certain doctors or hospitals, prompting debate over cost containment and access.

Jim Ludwick Springfield Prescott Bloom R-Peoria Illinois State Medical Society PPO Organi Medical Society Bloom

Alderman Calls Dial A Poem Trash in Chicago

Poet Howard Edwards defends his Dial A Poem entry Bitches Brew as city funds are used to feature the verse. Alderman Edward Vrdolyak blasts the piece as offensive and tries to have it removed while Mayor Washington refuses. An aide notes a radical rise in calls to the Dial A Poem line.

Chicago Howard Edwards Edward Vrdolyak Harold Washington Vrdolyak Laura Washington

Ag Dept. eyes new crops and markets in Illinois

Illinois agriculture officials plan a new Bureau of Market Development to push specialty crops and new uses for farm products. Gov. Thompson endorses the move, targeting late summer implementation if budget funds pass. The program would study markets for hay mulch on highways, corn gluten livestock feed, hardwood and Christmas trees, recreation use for farmland, and small scale corn alcohol producers.

Jim Ludwick Springfield Illinois Department of Agriculture Department James R. Thompson Donald Norton Norton State Fairgrounds Bureau Ucts Thompson Mitsubishi-Chrysler Judy Koehler R-Henry Chrysler-Mitsubishi Bloomington-Normal Morton Koehler General Assembly

Public broadcasting boost in Illinois budget bill

Illinois lawmakers approved a 5.6 million dollar public broadcasting funding package amid debate over federal funding losses and the value of educational programming. Opponents warned funds should target education reform and reading programs. The House passed the bill 65-45 and sent it to the governor.

Barbara Flynn Currie Chicago Illinois Alfred Rowan Mary Lou Cowlishaw Naperville Illinois General Assembly Secretary of State

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