SIU chancellor Shaw drew low interest mortgages on board loan
Kenneth Shaw, SIU Edwardsville chancellor, received two low interest loans from Illini Federal Savings and Loan while serving on its board. The 7.25 percent loan on a $168,000 mortgage saves about $8,000 yearly, with a second 9,000 loan at 8.75 percent. Shaw says he attends most board meetings and the housing allowance was folded into his salary. He denies a housing perk and notes no university business with the lender.
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Nancy Weil
Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois University
Kenneth Shaw
Savings and Loan
Shaw
SIU Edwardsville
Illini Federal Savings and Loan
SIU Board of Trustees
SIU
Edwardsville
Shaw’s
Southern Illinosian
Ralph Dunn
R-Du Quoin
du Quoin State Bank
Federal Savings and Loan Association of Sparta
Terry Rohlfing
Carbondale
St. Louis
National Town Meeting
Board of Trustees
State denies counties plea for road relief in winter damage
Southern Illinois counties pressed for disaster funds as winter damage cripples rural roads. Officials said ambulances, fire trucks, and buses struggle to traverse failed surfaces. Senators Poshard and Phelps said relief requires a formal disaster declaration, which Gov. Thompson did not grant, blocking FEMA funds.
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Larry Davis
Southern Illinois
Glenn Poshard
D-Carterville
David Phelps
D-Eldorado
Vienna
Shagbark Inn
Ted Jennings
Illinois Department of Transportation
Carbondale
Bob Pippins
Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
Illinois
Johnson
Union
Pope
Hardin
Pulaski
Alexander
Massac
Gallatin
Pippin
Marion
James Thompson
Poshard
Thompson
Phelps
Alcohol treatment home may sue Anna
The executive director of Anna's Fellowship House says the program will ask its board to file suit against the city of Anna after council denied relocation to the industrial park. The center, facing renovation needs, had sought a new site since July 1984 amid neighborhood protests and a contested zoning process. The agency plans a March 25 board meeting to consider the court action.
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Tim Landis
Southern Illinoisan
Anna
Fellowship House
Mickey Martin
Fellowship House Board
Anna Council
Anna Mental Health Center
Zoning Board of Appeals
Ms. Martin
Boil water order affects Cobden residents
Cobden residents are under a boil water order pending further notice after the Water Superintendent Harold G. Ross said the village was notified of a maximum allowable concentration violation by the Environmental Protection Agency. County officials discuss options in a special meeting, including potential resignations and compliance limits.
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Cobden
Harold G. Ross
Environmental Protection Agency
Indian youth linked to murder threat in custody case
Azevedo, placed with a foster family, faced a June 9 1981 custody hearing where a psychologist testified the youth threatened to kill his mother in front of four children. Investigators noted gang crime links with a contract killer and enlisted OCDETF and Interpol for foreign aspects while using advanced forensics.
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Clemons
Azevedo
Jackson County
Kilquist
Organized Crime
Drug Enforcement Task Force
North Central Region
Interpol
Bombay
India
Code enforcer accused of bribery by Carbondale landlords
Allegations that a Carbondale city code enforcement officer solicited bribes are under police investigation at the request of city officials. The employee’s name and position are not released. Between two and five owners or managers accuse the individual, though no formal complaints or admissions have been filed. City Manager Bill Dixon says the probe is thorough and may lead to criminal charges if substantiated. The employee has been reassigned pending results.
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Dave DeWitte
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale
Bill Dixon
Dixon
Carbondale Police Department
Carbondale Clinic opens after-hours center to fit active lives
The Carbondale Clinic will launch an after-hours center from 5 to 9 p.m. weekdays and noon to 9 p.m. weekends on March 16, adding at least one pediatric specialist and one family or internal medicine physician. Clinic admin Wayne Given says it extends daytime service with no fee hikes, while Memorial Hospital notes potential effects on emergency department demand and pricing.
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Dave DeWitte
Southern
Wayne Given
Memorial Hospital of
Maroney
Summer school cost cuts loom in Carbondale District 95
The Carbondale Elementary School District 95 board delayed a decision on summer sessions amid a sagging budget. A report by James Wenstrom urged limiting classes to grades five through eight and proposing a $10,000 summer program funded by $50 per student tuition. Proposals included raising $5,000 for scholarships to aid families unable to pay.
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Nancy Weil
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale
James Wenstrom
Regional Superintendent of Schools Office
Lincoln Junior High School
LJHS
Ross Franklin
Wenstrom
Jack McKillip
Norma Ewing
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