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SECTION 2 - PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALgR- WEDNESDAY. NOVJBi | 4 #• | I I 1 f ' ' For Some Development Division, Food and Nutrition Service, U.S,. Department of Agriculture, Room 658, 500 12th St ., S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250. Telephone (202) 447-8325. The notice of intent was published , in the Federal Register of Oct. 12, 1979 soliciting applications from state welfare agencies. Proposals are due by Dec. 17, 1979. States should in­ dicate their intention of applying by Nov. 15, 1979. vironmental protection agencies are co-sponsoring the meeting, which starts at 9 a.m. and includes several technical panels. Keynote speaker will be David Hawkins, assistant administrator for air and radiation programs, U.S. EPA, Washington, and director of Clean Air act implementation. Other speakers include Mike Mauzy, director, Illinois EPA. and John McGuire, U.S. EPA regional ad­ ministrator. For registration in­ formation, contact Patti Cummings, Center for Business Management, <312- 372-7373). Cash For Adoption--The Senate rejected, 13 for and 77 against, an amendment to block proposed federal payments to families which adopt hard-to-place children. The payment would subsidize the child's living expenses. Failure of this amendment left intact language to establish the cash- incentive program. The program is part of HR 3434, a child welfare bill passed and sent to conference with the House. Sen. James McClure, R-Idaho, the sponsor, said financial incentives should not be "a consideration when the decision is made whether or not to adopt. Prospective parents do not need to be paid Dy tne federal government if they are motivated by the right reason." Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., an opponent, said: "Financial stress should not be added to the burdens which (families) have already assumed in adopting a physically, mentally, emotionally or medically handicapped child." Senators voting "nay" favored the policy of financial incentives. Stevenson and Percy voted "nay." 303 N. 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We never had the scoreboard lit ; one game was a tie and we could not have a sudden-death play-off because freshmen could not have the lights turned on at McHenry field. This stinks! "If District 156 does not want to give our Freshman Warriors (they are Warriors, too) some credit, win or lose, why do you have a freshman football team? "Boo to District 156. "We, the parents, think the freshman Warriors did a great job! "Mrs. Jack Adams "Parents of Freshman Warriors" NO CREDIT "Dear Editor: "This is a letter to 'thank' District 156 for filling our sons' football scrapbooks with all of the nice write-ups and pictures of our freshman Warrior football team. We, as freshmen parents, could have saved $4 on scrapbooks as there was not one sen­ tence written about our freshman boys. "How do they expect the boys to take pride in their school if tne school doesn't take pride"in them? 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