Baker elected Carbondale United Way president for 1982 83
Richard J. Baker becomes president of Carbondale United Way for 1982 83. He serves as coordinator for rehabilitation administration and services at SIU Carbondale’s Rehabilitation Institute. New and continuing board members named include P Michael Kimmel Jackie Armstrong Emma Hayes Center Jeff Taylor and others with terms and vacancies noted. John Baker SIUC planning budget chief chairs the 1982 campaign. Vivian Agent directs United Way and Janet McDaniel is bookkeeper.
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Richard J. Baker
Carbondale United Way
Baker
Rehabilitation Institute
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
P. Michael Kimmel
Kimmel
Huffman
Prosser
Jackie Armstrong
Emma Hayes Center
Jeff Taylor
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Marion H. Davis
Janice McKeague
Barbara Millette
Debbie Peters
Larry T. Robinson
Richard A. White
John J. Whitlock
Joy C. Mark
Perry
Taylor
Armen Asaturian
Thomas D. Purcell
Roland Person
Harold Bardo
Seymour Bryson
Margaret A. Busse
Mike Henry
Eugene D. Jones III
Roger Klam
Helen Lessman
Sally Montardier
Perry H. Patterson
Edith C. Spees
Don Strom
Charles L. Warren
Gordon W. White
Sue Ann Whitlock
John Baker
SIUC
Vivian Agent
United Way
Janet McDaniel
SIU C crime study center ranks 12th in nation
The Center for the Study of Crime Delinquency and Corrections at Southern Illinois University Carbondale placed 12th among 71 U.S. criminology graduate programs based on faculty productivity and program prestige. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences ranked SIUC eighth. American Society of Criminology rated it 12th. Illinois peers Eastern Illinois and Sangamon State followed.
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Western Illinois University
Illinois
WIU
Center For
College of Human Rsources
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Florida State University School of Criminology
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
Siuc Administration of Justice
American Society of Criminology
SIUC
Eastern Illinois University
Sangamon State University
University of Illinois
Farm land grandfather clause comment extended to May 17
The Interior Department's Office of Surface Mining extends the deadline for public comments on the prime farmlands grandfather clause. The extension to May 17 at 5 p.m. aims to give all interested parties time to respond before final rulemaking. Comments should be mailed to the Administrative Record at 1951 Constitution Ave NW Washington DC 20240.
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Interior Department
Office of Surface Mining
OSM
James R. Harris
Interior South
Constitution Ave
N.W
Washington, D.C
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