Cardinal Cody Accused of Misusing Church Funds in Chicago
U S attorney says allegations of Cardinal John P. Cody diverting tax exempt church money are under review after the Chicago Sun Times reports a federal grand jury subpoenas for records of the archdiocese Cody and his friend Helen Dolan Wilson. The Sun Times cites over a million dollars in funds routed for travel and mansion expenses with Mrs Wilson denying any funds.
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U.S
John P. Cody
Dan K. Webb
Webb
Chicago Sun- Times
Cody
Sun-Times
Grand Jury
Helen Dolan Wilson
St. Louis
Sun- Times
Mundelein
The
Archdiocese
Peter Foote
Francis A. Brackin
Archdiocese of Chicago
Brackin
Joseph Zingrich
Stifel Nicolaus & Co
Wilson
Florida
Experts foresee deficits surpass Reagan target
The Congressional Budget Office warns next year’s shortfall could reach nearly 23 billion above Reagan’s 42.5 billion goal, with a 1984 deficit near 50 billion. It notes deficits should fall over several years only if defense growth slows, nondefense spending tightens, or revenue rises, while predicting some economic improvement.
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Washington
Reagan
Congressional Budget Office
Budget Office
Congress
SIU seeks 13.3 percent budget boost for 1983
Southern Illinois University proposes an operating budget of 178.5 million dollars for fiscal 1983, a 13.3 percent rise to fund about 9 percent general salary increases and 2 percent faculty catch-up raises. Capital requests total over 18 million across campuses, with energy, library, and facility projects listed in priority.
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Jean Ness
Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois University
SIU Board of Trustees
Edwardsville
SIU
SIU Carbondale
SIU Edwardsville
Siu-C
Siu-E
University
Eds
Springfield
Marion
SIUC
Good Evening Weather Forecast Summary
National Weather Service estimates a fair night with lows in the 50s to 60s and sunny warmth Friday. Saturday brings a chance of showers or thunderstorms followed by fair Sunday and Monday with highs in the 70s to 80s and overnight lows in the 50s to 60s.
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National Weather Service
SIU to include housing funds in Chancellor Shaw salary
The Southern Illinois University board boosts Chancellor Kenneth Shaw’s 1982 pay to 83,000 from 67,000 and removes a 12,000 housing allowance. The housing plans are converted into part of the salary, with a 2.4 percent raise and funding diverted from SIU’s state appropriation. The Illinois General Assembly had cut housing funding, prompting the shift to salary within existing university funds.
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Jean Ness
Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Kenneth Shaw
Shaw
Illinois General Assembly
SIU
Grand jury to hear Johns campaign case in Williamson County
A Williamson County grand jury convened in circuit court with Special Prosecutor John Brewster may investigate possible campaign finance disclosure violations by State Senator Gene Johns of Marion. Prosecutor Randy Patchett said several matters would require more time and the panel would be recalled next week. The Illinois State Board of Elections referred the Johns matter to Patchett with no recommendation.
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Dave DeWitte
Southern
bumper apple crop in Southern Illinois shown by rains and sun
Southern Illinois apple growers report a bumper crop as summer rains and warm days with cool nights boosted sugars and color. Ex tension fruit specialist Daniel Meador notes subsoil moisture from last year aided trees during drought, with state yield near 2.4 million bushels and top varieties Golden Delicious Jonathan Red Delicious and Rome. Peaches also did well statewide, though Jersey and Calhoun counties suffered cold damage reducing totals to about 458 thousand bushels.
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Southern Illinois
Daniel Meador
University of Illinois
Illinois
Meador
Jersey
Calhoun
St. Louis
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