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Committee hears fund requests \By ART DRAKE Daily Illini Staff Writer The Champaign County Board's special Revenue Sharing Committee heard six more requests for money from four different groups in its second meeting Thursday night. - Les Monk, Champaign County Soil and Water Conservation District Conservationalist, presented that group's request for $176,000 to conduct a soil survey. The purpose of the survey would be "to determine the best possible use of the soil," Monk said. Some beneficial results of such a survey would be a "fairer basis for tax assessment on farm lands...and to determine where to build and where not to build" large structures. Sharon Lindsay of the Office oh Aging presented two requests, one of which would pay for a "specialized transportation service for the elderly and nan1 dicapped in rural areas" where public transportation does not exist. " . • . Lindsay proposed a "minibus kind of vehicle" which would regularly go into all areas of the county. Lindsay said such a service would cost $28,000 at most. The other request for the Office on Aging was for $35,000 per year for continuation of that office, whose funds will be gradually cut off beginning July. Dr. Fred Krause, Director of the Juvinille Rehabillitation Program , asked for $240,000 to "separate the detention arid treatment of aspects now at the Champaign County Youth Home." "Something should be done to seperate youngsters.who are there for two totally distinct reasons," Krause said. John Laird of the Champaign- Urbana Community Union said his organization needed $5,000 to conduct a one year study "to determine the feasability of communitybased health insurance." There are many people who have no health insurance at all." Laird said. The money would include correspondance with foreign nations to see how their community health insurance programs operate. Joe Hardin , another member of the Union , asked for another $6,000 "te investigate new ways to recycle solid waste" and find another way to dispose of waste that cannot be recycled. Woodwork plans used book service By MARK FERGUSON Daily Illini Staff Writer Woodwork, a newly formed student service organization, has announced plans to begin a book referral service next semester, which will "provide an alternative to selling used textbooks back to the local bookstores." Bob Fioretti , a Woodwork member, said Thursday the organization is hoping to open the service during new student week next fall. The book referra l, according to Fioretti, will give students the opportunity to exchange their old textbooks for books they need forthe next semester. -"Students would call the service number and tell us what books they wish to sell or exchange," Fioretti said. "The book title, the name of the owner, and his telephone number will be recorded on index cards and placed in our file." People wanting to buy books could then call the service, according to Fioretti, and would be given the names and numbers under those titles in the file. "Hopefully buyers and sellers could then settle on the prices," Fioretti continued. "When a student sells a book which he has listed in our file, he would notify us and the card would be removed from the file." Fioretti said the main purpose of the service is "to provide sellers with buyers who would pay what the books are worth, as an alternative to the bookstores which buy books for a maximum of half the original price." Woodwork has not yet gotten a telephone or office to use for the service, but member Bob Johnson said they are "hoping to get space in the Illini Union." Fioretti said Woodwork would definitely have persons available to answer telephones from nine a.m. to five p.m. during new student week and the first 10 days of class. He said the service would "probably" be open sometime in the evenings during that period . The service would also be open throughout the rest of the semester, according to Fioretti, but only a "few hours each week. The 10-day period at the beginning of the semester, is the time when students are most in need of the books." UIUC Offical Notice SPECIAL EXTRA BLOOD DRIVE TODAY This special drive is being held to avert a potential blood shortage over the Memorial Day weedend. APPOINTMENTS: VIP at 333-1020 (Staff nhntn hv Chris Wnlker) FLOYD BAUMAN, R-6, chairman of the Champaign County Board Special Revenue Sharing Committee, presided over Thursday night's meeting. The board heard six more propsals for.projects to be funded with the county's revenue sharing money. Snack bar closing early By BOB COSE.NTINO Daily Illini Staff Writer Due to a shortage of student workers the !RH Snack Bar began closing daily at 2 a.m. last weeK instead of staying open 24 hours a day, according to Patrick Conlin, manager of the <strong>University</strong> snack bars. The early closing will be in effect for the rest of the semester. Conlin said the snack bar has lost eight or nine student employes in the past few -weeks because of "freakish accidents." "One of our students got poison ivy, another got mono, and another student broke his leg," Conlin said. "Help wanted" signs in the snack bar have been put up to solicit more student workers, but "students don't really want to work now," Conlin said. "It's too close to vacation time and students are more concerned about final exams." I : T^Sv ^ ^j^-^, - ^ Although Conlin said students have not complained about the early closing, some students in the MRH complex said Thursday they have been somewhat inconvenienced by the situation. Rob Little, junior in engineering, who said he considers himself a late-night person, said the snack bar has previously been crowded well after 2 arm. "During exam week I usually keep pretty weird hours and Iwould like some place to get a doughnut or a cup of coffee late at night," Little said. Because of the employment shortage at the snack bar, some student employes have worked as much as 12 hours a day since the 2:00 a.m. closing became effective May 18, according to Conlin. The snack bar is now open from 7:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. The snack bar will close June 5 and will be reopened August 20. "We hope to have the snack bar open 24 hours a day when it reopens in August," Conlin said. ¦—¦ —— ¦ "^ ' ' • . ¦ ^fiSP^^f|jjk' interNieiv in J^^^^^^^^^^^^ B^^Kw^^ \ W~~ JH^^^^^^^^K^P^'' \ 1 1 - 1 »ifl F "^^BI^BL f ^^fSK^BSKBS ^^ I wKjj^^^Kc^kif sM^^^^^^L ^^^^^L*^*MHTC < f £^HBE y j£ ' jfiBflP^ ^ J^^^^^^^KKi - "^s ^^^L, • ¦ ^ffi • ' —
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