Economic development takes priority as CDAP debuts
Illinois shifts from HUD funded CDBG to CDAP under DCCA with $33 million next year. Multi year grants total about $18 million, new emphasis on economic development, housing rehab and public utilities. Carbondale weighs how the move alters local planning, funding ceilings, and staff budgeting as 1,480 potential applicants compete statewide.
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Tom Woolf
Southern
Illinois
George Dinges
DCCA
Division of Government and Community Services
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Dinges
Carbondale
Dingesaid Cdap
William Pluta
CDAP
Don Monty
Monty
Congress
Economic Development Administration
In the Beginning Creation Myths From Mesopotamia Israel and Greece
SIUC Classics associate professor Joan O’Brien and Wilfred Major explore ancient creation tales from Mesopotamia Israel and Greece in a compact study with translations and cultural context. The book argues common themes and differences while addressing women’s roles and provides accessible material for courses and general readers.
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Ben Gelman
Southern Illinoisan
Arkansas
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Joan O’brien
SIUC
Essarily
Far East
Africa
Americas
Emuma Elish
Atrahasis
Hesiod
O’brien-Major
Oxford University Press
Syndics
Cambridge University Press
Mesopotamia
Greece
Ovid
Olympus
Scholars Press
P.O. Box
Chico
Calif
Pinochle Player Fails To Bid On Rare Double Family
Juanita Korando at Murphysboro Senior Citizen Center claimed a rare double family pinochle hand worth 1 500 points, but opponents refused her bid. She sat with Florence Boucher against Charley Grosvenor and Frieda Purcell, noting Florence's aces covered two suits and a bid could have yielded 250 in cards.
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Juanita Korando
Murphysboro
Mrs. Korando
Florence Boucher
Charley Grosvenor
Frieda Purcell
Florence
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