Battle lines form in Illinois Senate on education measures
Illinois Senate Education Committee cleared a set of proposals to issue $400 million in bonds for school construction while keeping Democratic bills in committee. Fowell backed bond plans and changes to the school air formula, seeking an appointive state board of education and a revenue equalizer to aid higher tax districts.
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Michael A. Smith Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Illinois Senate Education Committee
Senate
State Board of Education
Harris Fowell
Raperville
Democrats
Fawell
Michael Bakalis
State Supt. of Public Instruction
Bakalis
Thomas Hynes
Chicago
Fowell
Gene Hoffman
R-Eimhurst
House
Hoffman
Board of Education
Richard Daley
Terry Bruce
D-Olney
Bruce
Bakalis’ Office
Capital Development Board
Jack Knuepfer
R-Elmhurst
Teacher outlook: surplus then shortage across years
A federal report released Saturday projects a wage era shift with a temporary surplus of over one million teachers within five years followed by a shortage within 15 years. It links the near term surplus to World War II baby boom graduates and notes long term pupil growth will raise demand in the late 1980s. It also forecasts a net rise of 300,000 plus PhDs by 1980 and more will enter government and industry jobs than in the 1970s.
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United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Flood relief loan deadlines set for Illinois counties
The Small Business Administration announces a July 9 deadline for flood victims in nine Illinois counties Bureau Clinton Henry Lee Mason McLean Peoria Schuyler and Tazewell to file for disaster relief loans. A June 27 deadline applies to 33 other counties including Cook Lake McHenry Kane Adams Alexander Brown Calhoun Carroll Cass Franklin Fulton Greene Hancock Henderson Jackson Jersey Jo Daviess Massac Mercer Madison Monroe Pike Rock Island Scott Union Whiteside Kendall St. Clair Randolph Winnebago Boone and Ogle.
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Small Business Administration
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Mason
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Peoria
Schuyler
Tazewell
SBA
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Lake
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Adams
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Cass
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Henderson
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Massac
Mercer
Madison
Monroe
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Rock Island
Scott
Union
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Kendall
St. Clair
Randolph
Winnebago
Booney
Ogle
Notice to Cut Weeds in Carbondale City Limits
Property owners in Carbondale must keep weeds and obnoxious growth under six inches. The city may trim and charge costs or levy fines, with liens filed if unpaid after thirty days. Complaints can be phoned or mailed to City Hall at 549-5302.
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City of
Carbondale
Recorder of
Jackson County
Illnois
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