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SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 - PLAINDEALEK - FRIDAY, AUGUST 24,1M4 Business MM Law improves sales tax allocation system Gov. James Thompson signed legislation recently that will provide a more accurate method for allocating local sales tax dollars collected by the state and returned to local govern­ ments. The Departmnent of Revenue collects the one percent local it back sales tax and to the dtloo. Hi some taxpayers provide incomplete information to'fthe department, making it difficult to correctly return the sales tax collection to the municipality in which it was generated. In a few cases, cities are over- or underpaid. Ill such a Building permits Hie City of McHenry has issued the following building perchits in the month of July. Dan Strach, 718 McHenry Ave., alterations. v Patrick Gertz, 1712 Rogers Ave., storage ahed. Martin Trizinski, 3206 Skyway, alterations. John Fuhler, 3514 W. Vine, single family home. Fred and Gloria Bar an, 3717 W. Freund, storage shed. McHenry Builders, Inc., 3612 Cornell Court, single family horhe. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wagner, 4911 Bonner Drive, storage shed. Residential Development Group, 302 N. Huntington, single family home. McHenry Builders, Inc., 1814 N. Orleans St., single family hoime. Bernard and JoAnn Allen, soil Abbington, fence. * Wagn Sondergaard, 3703 High St., road cutting. Wayne Dannemann, 4809 Pyndale, fence. Danny L. Drake, 4818 Bonner Drive, fence. Residential Development Group, 306 N. Huntington, jingle family home. Robert G. Mrachek, 3710 Grand Ave., pool with fence. James Tony an, 907 Allen, fence. Michael Pohl, 4513 Willow Lane, fence. Michael and Mary Jensen, 4317 W. Clearview, siding. Robert J. Schmitt, 5218 W. Hunter Drive, fence. Steve Wickenkamp, 926 N. Front St., advertising sign. James Patzke, 4305 W. Parkway Ave., alteration. Leonard L. Bottari, 413 Kensington* fence. Electric Conduit Construction, Crystal Lake and Royal Drive, repair blacktop. Residential Development Group, 214 Huntington, single family home. McHenry Builders, Inc., 3613 W. Cornell, single family home. John J. O'Halleran, 4203 South St., garage. Gary Lang Chevrolet, 908 N. Front St., advertising sign. Norm Erickson, 6503 Qjibwa, single family home, St. Regis Pub, 1237 N. Green St., temporary sign. Residential Development Group, 206 N. Huntington Drive, single family home. JoanNeece, 213 Windridge, above ground pool and fence. Bill Smith, 4220 Clearview, storage shed. Tom E. Krause, 308 N. Green St., alteration. Chroma Corp., 3900 W. Dayton, new commercial building. Joseph Stanek, 1316 Millstream Drive, fence. case, money must then be returned to the department for redistribution. "IMs measure will help us solve the problem; a problem that creates headaches for both the department and local governments," Thompson said. "House Bill 2360 will require retailers to provide specific addresses and names for each retail location to ensure that the department has an accurate list from which to distribute the tax dollars." Under the terms of the bill, the list put together for each municipality will be checked by the appropriate municipality, the municipality will then notify the department of any changes to be made on the list. The cost to the state would be about $800,000 in FY 1985 for system development and $300,000 to $500,000 annually for mailing and list updates. Area physician opens new practice at medical center Former resident named to state job training board A former McHenry resident has been recently named by Governor James Thompson to the board of directors of the Prairie State 2000 Fund. The program, signed into law by the governor in 1983, is an economic development plan in which the unemployed can be trained and the employed learn new skills. Under the program, funds for tuition expenses and training programs will be drawn from the Prairie State 2000 Fund, created through the con­ tributions of Illinois employers, who can, in turn, deduct 125 percent of their contribution from their Illinois income tax levy. In addition, certified job training programs supported or offered by employers would be eligible for reimbursement by the Fund. Among the four persons named to the board was Robert English of Lisle, formerly of McHenry. In January, English resigned his vice presidency at Joliet Junior College and now works as a consultant and president of English and Associates, a financial and iter consulting firm, iglish also serves as treasurer of .'oliet Junior College and is treasurer of Morraine Valley Community College in Palos Heights. He has served on the faculty of Northern Illinois University and has been dean of business and administrative affairs at Morton College in Cicero. English's term on the state board will end July 1, 1987. NoraC. O'Malley, president of Northern Illinois Medical Center (NIMC), announced recently that Sanjukpa Mitra, MD, has joined the staff of the new regional medical center. Board certified in internal medicine, Dr. Mitra also specializes in pulmonary disease and is board-eligible for certification in this field.> Dr. Mitra completed her undergraduate and early medical school training in India and for the past five years has completed her internship and residency in Illinois. She is a graduate of the University of Health Sciences-Chicago Medical School, where she completed a fellowship in pulmonary medicine. Dr. Mitra will be in practice with her husband, Dr. P.K. Mitra, a specialist in general and vascular surgery. Her office will be at Suite B, 4318 W. Crystal Lake Road, McHenry. She is a member of The American College of Physicians, The American College of Chest Physicians and The American Thoracic Society. 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