Vienna approves sewer water rate hikes in 1982
Vienna’s city council voted to raise water minimum charges by 1.65 and sewer minimums by 1.55 per month effective January 1 1982 based on higher operating costs. Bulk water price rises by 1 per 1 000 gallons. Refuse collection bills fall five cents monthly starting November 1. Garbage contract kept with Rolling-Kleen Disposal for 1.95 per month per residence. A rear door for the Vienna Fire Department is to be bid for to house off-road equipment at the water plant.
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Dave DeWitte
Southern Illinoisan
Vienna
Clarida Engineering Co
Marion
Rolling-Kleen Disposal Co
Harrisburg
Dunn to announce bid for reelection in 115th District
Rep. Ralph Dunn, R Du Quoin, said he will announce his candidacy for reelection within a week. He planned talks with Republican chairmen from Perry Washington Monroe Randolph and St. Clair counties before a formal announcement in the new 115th District.
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Ralph Dunn
R-Du Quoin
Dunn
Perry
Washington
Monroe
Randolph and
St. Clair
Pepper backs out as SIU aging conference canceled
Rep Claude Pepper withdraws from a two day Focus on Aging conference at Southern Illinois University Carbondale Oct 29 30. The event is canceled due to scheduling conflicts and Pepper was to be a major speaker as chair of the House Committee on Aging.
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Claude Pepper
SIU
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Holloway backs Pierce for attorney general slate
James Holloway, Democratic central committeeman for the 24th District, reaffirms support for State Rep. Daniel Pierce of Highland Park as the attorney general candidate. He plans to vote Pierce on the first ballot but may accept a balanced ticket if no slate emerges, prioritizing Adlai Stevenson for governor and noting Pierce, Oberman, and Clarence Darrow are all qualified.
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Evan M. Davis
Southern
Pierce
Holloway
Adlai Stevenson
Oberman
Clarence Darrow
Rock Island
Crab Orchard boards seeks crossing zone redesignation
The Crab Orchard Unit 3 school board asks the Illinois Department of Transportation to classify several Illinois 13 crossing areas as serious safety hazards to boost bus transportation reimbursements. If approved, funds currently deducted from the district's transportation allocation would be freed as students living under one and a half miles from school are bused. The board also approved a $2,867 purchase of a color video recorder camera and monitor from Goss Appliance in Marion for the instructional material center and moved $10,000 from November state aid reimbursement to the transportation fund. Next month's meeting was moved to the second Monday to allow canvassing votes.
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Crab Orchard Unit 3
Illinois Department of Transportation
Illinois 13
Goss Appliance
Marion
Transportation Fund
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