Governors State University input policy and faculty evaluation system
The article profiles Governors State University in Park Forest South near Chicago, detailing an open input policy for students and faculty, a credit no record system, interdisciplinary programs, and a comprehensive faculty evaluation process led by Vice President for Research and Innovation Virgino L. Piuc ci.
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Robert W. Link
Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers
Governors State University
William Engbretson
Jerry Wartgow
Governors State
University of Illinois
Virgino L. Piucci
Walker order tightens ethics forms for state workers
About 7,000 to 8,000 state employees and governor appointees must file a complex ethics disclosure under Gov. Daniel Walker. The four page form and seven page financial detail exceed general law, with a Board of Ethics overseeing reports including stock holdings, values, and liabilities.
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Internal Revenue Service
Daniel Walker
U. S
Abner Mikva
Mikva
Walker
George Burditt
R-La- Grange
John Kinneman
Normal
Gvernor
Secretary of State
Civil Service
General Assembly
Board of Ethics
State of Ilinois
Chicago
Mass transit funding pill remains unfinished in Illinois
The Illinois Transportation Study Commission report disappoints as House Speaker Blair begins a bill to fund Chicago area transit. It envisions a nine member board overseeing CTA rail and suburban bus services with a half cent sales tax and downstate cut, plus lottery revenues. Critics warn the plan hinges on uncertain funds and resist tying aid to the lottery. Time runs as Gov Walker offers no funding stance.
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Illinois General Assembly
Transportation Study Commission
Chicago
Commission
House
W. Robert Blair
Blair
Senate
Cecil Partee
Clyde Choate
Anna
Chicago Transit Authority
Transit Board
Daniel Walker
Youth Advocate Volunteers Proposed to Aid Delinquents
Jerome Miller, director of the Department of Children and Family Services, urges frequent visits by semi trained students and volunteers to help troubled youths. The Cook County program using youth advocates reports mixed results but praise for getting children back in school and into appropriate jobs.
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Jerome Miller
Department of Children and Family Services
Miller
Massachusetts
Public funds should not finance football stadium improvements
The article argues against using general revenue funds to install lights and artificial turf at the University of Illinois stadium. It praises nonpublic funding like bonds, fees, and gifts, noting mental health and higher priority needs justify keeping athletic facility costs off the public treasury. It cites Corbally and other officials urging more state education funding.
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General Revenue Fund
University of Illinois
House Appropriations Committee
Geneal
John Corbally
Corbally
Gale Sayers
Larry Csonka
Officer earns praise for smooth Carbondale prom security
A Carbondale officer enjoyed his work as prom security on May 19, 1973 at the University Center for Carbon dale Community High School. The event had no incidents and the writer congratulates students faculty and chaperones for conduct and cooperation.
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Southern Illnoisan
Carbondale Community High School
University Center
Carbondale
Second Look at Life Insurance Salesman Joining Billion Dollar Round Table
The article weighs when a top life insurance salesman could break into the Billion Dollar Round Table, exploring performance benchmarks, client acquisition, and industry standards guiding elite producers toward eligibility.
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