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Youth showcase conference Arnold Woodruff, Michele Weiner-Davis and Steve Hunter of the McHenry County Youth Service Bureau have returned from their presentation at the National Youth Showcase conference, entitled, "Putting the Pieces Together." It was sponsored by the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services and the Illinois Collaboration on Youth. The local agency's presen­ tation, "Brief Family Therapy: Short Term Intervention T e c h n i q u e s , " f e a t u r e videotaped highlights of therapy sessions of a family where child abuse had occurred and demonstrated an innovative methodology for changing the patterns that create family violence. Hie conference had aver 750 registered attendees and featured 50 workshops and 11 panel discussions selected from more than 100 proposals. SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 - PLAINDEALfeR - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28. 1984 -- general News March 31 license deadline Midnight Saturday, March 31, is the deadline for automobile owners with license platees expiring in March to display green 1985 stickers on their rear plates, said Jim Edgar, secretary of state. Pre-printed renewal ap­ plications have been mailed to more than 506,000 owners who renew their stickers in March, and more than 39,000 owners who will also receive the new passenger car plates this month. "If you have a current license plate with numbers only, you'll be issued new plates this year," Edgar explained. "During the next three years, all 5.5 million cars in Illinois will receive license plates the new design." It is too late to send ap­ plications by mail and guarantee delivery of the new plates and-or stickers before the deadline. However, stickers and plates may be purchased at Secretary of State facilities in Springfield and Chicago, and at more than 1,400 financial in­ stitutions, including 600 banks, 171 savings and loans, 16 credit unions and about 600 Chicago- area currency exchanges. Financial institutions sell plates to motorists renewing their registrations and also p r o c e s s a p p l i c a t i o n s f o r reassignment of the same plate number. (Plaindealer photo by Wayne Gaylord) Snowmobile benefit coordinator awarded Dick Short, left, president of the coordinator of the Rescue 50 ride. Harmony Snowmobile Club, presents award to Jim Wright, Develop policy to deal with hazardous waste SUNGLASSES WITH LENS PURCHASE BAUSCH &LOMB State Senate President Philip Rock (D., 8th) and Attorney General Neil Hartigan an­ nounced that the Illinois Hazardous Waste Task Force will meet March 29-30 in Springfield to develop a policy for the management of hazar­ dous waste for the state. The two-day conference of the 100-member Task Force established last year will be held at the Hilton Hotel in downtown Springfield. Members will review and discuss each of the nine com­ mittee reports that have been submitted to Rock and Hartigan and released to the public for reaction and comment. A final report of findings and recom­ mendations will be adopted and forwarded to the General Assembly, the governor and other high state officials. Rock and Hartigan said they expect a comprehensive legislative package to be one of the key elements of the final report, along with other recommendations for improving the way toxic waste is controlled in Illinois. "This conference will culminate the most exhaustive study of hazardous waste ever undertaken at the state level," Rock said. 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