Subsidy Money Often Reaches Middlemen in Federal Housing
A Joint MIT Harvard study for the House Banking Committee finds as much as half of federal housing subsidies may not reach needy families. Officials including Rep Patman and George Romney criticize programs as structurally flawed amid rising subsidized housing activity nationwide.
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New York Times
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School discipline clarified by Carbondale board
Lincoln Junior High School teacher Barrow told Carbondale Board of Education that present discipline methods fail to change student attitudes and behavior. The board proposed joint meetings among teachers principals parents and students and called for hired guidance counselors to uncover causes. A committee was approved to study the overall problem and report back a recommendation.
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Lincoln Junior High
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Wastes threaten water and Gulf ecology from Louisiana drains
A draft EPA report warns wastes dumped by Louisiana industries into the Mississippi threaten drinking water for about 1.5 million people, may render fish unfit to eat, and could alter the Gulf ecology. Robert Lafleur of the Louisiana Stream Control Commission cites the data as helpful to cleanup efforts. Texas deer herd noted as a separate item.
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Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Environmental Protection Agency
Robert Lafleur
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Rend Lake College to offer new architectural technology program
Rend Lake College will start an architectural technology program next fall. The two year AS degree and one year certificate prepare students to convert architect and engineer drawings into working plans. Graduates may work in private industry or government roles such as building inspector and construction supervisor. Call 437-5321 for details.
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Ardell Kimmel
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Teacher of Year Award Slated At SIBEA Spring Meeting
The Great Southern Illinois Business Education Association will present the Teacher of the Year award at its spring meeting Friday April 7 at the Holiday Inn in Marion. Registration is at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. The award, by SIU Department of Secondary Education, honors a distinguished area high school business teacher. The meeting will also showcase the 1972-73 officer slate and retiring officers Lillian Greathouse John Kuruc Mrs Larry Padgett and Larry Waligorski. SIBEA will vote on a revised constitution with Sandra Barra and Cleta Whitacre chairing the revision committee. North Dakota is noted as the only state never to record an earthquake.
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Marion
Southern Illinois University Department of Secondary Education
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SIU Vocational Technical Institute
Carterville
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John A. Logan College
Larry Padgett
Marion High School
Larry Waligorski
Coulterville High School
SIBEA
Sandra Barra
Cleta Whitacre
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