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1 4B Apr. 29, 1981 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SIZES 12 T0 16 Illinois Rehabilitation Head Quits After Controversies $112 Million More In Guts Is Sought By Thompson FREEMAN Shoes for every occasion. Dress or casual wear slip-on II or lace styles in a iV a to 3e widths from $53 million of that coming from medical services. The half-billion dollar Department of Mental Health, meanwhile, would have to go with $14.5 million less in fiscal 1982, which begins July 1.

That would involve closing the Adler Mental Health Center in Champaign and also the alcoholism unit at the Elgin Mental Health Center. State Budget Director Robert Mandeville said he did not think any more state dollars will have to be excised from the budget. But he warned last week the state could face the loss of an additional $250 million to $300 million in federal money if a third round of cuts becomes necessary. SPRINGFIELD, III. (UPI) The Thompson administration let the other shoe drop Tuesday in its two-round budget-cutting exercise, announcing $112.5 million more in cuts from its state fiscal 1982 budget proposal.

The latest cuts would be taken exclusively from the departments of Mental Health and Public Aid. Although $106.8 million in reductions were made last week in the budgets of most state agencies disputes over welfare cuts and mental health cuts held up announcement of those reductions until Tuesday. The $2.7 billion welfare budget would carry the brunt of the budget cuts. About $98 million would be chopped from that department's budget, with $72 r' ff Shoe illustrated A fjFif Sizes 12-13 $68 Sizes 14-15 $70 tJ yfr FORMALLY BIG MENS SHOWS-' t- in nr in i 3 BIG MENS Jeffers is highly regarded and will be missed. That opinion was not shared by a northern Illinois workshop director who has sponsored surveys, as recently as last week, on the performance of the department.

"He has been terrible in communicating with people and In letting his friends have a great deal to say about how the agency operates," said Robert Glaser of Oregon, 111. Workshop directors have been openly critical of Jeffers' awarding of more than $500,000 in contracts to the Illinois Association for Rehabilitation Facilities, which is headed by David Stover of Springfield, a close friend of Jeffers with whom he has vacationed. They say the group wields too much power in its role of accrediting workshops. Last year, Jeffers and a former department official, Dr. Louis Nau, started a consulting firm, Key Lyme Associates to deal in general services for the handicapped, according to records in the secretary of state's office.

Jeffers indicated on printed forms at the time that he expected it to do about $400,000 in business this year. There was no evidence that the firm received any state contracts or attained that level of business. The consulting firm was known to few in government. Jane Christman, the spokeswoman for the Rehabilitation Department, said Tuesday that she was not aware that the firm existed. By Bill Lambrecht Post-Dispetch Illinois Bureau SPRINGFIELD, III.

James S. Jeffers, the Illinois rehabilitation director, who oversaw the rise of that agency to Cabinet status and endured several investigations while doing so, has resigned his post effective June 1. He said he is quitting "to pursue career opportunities beyond the scope of those currently or likely to be available in state government," according to a statement' from the office of Gov. James R. Thompson.

Jeffers' plans were not known and he was unavailable for comment. Associates said they expected him either to seek a federal appointment or work with a consulting firm he established last year. Jeffers, confined to a wheelchair by a spinal cord injury, became the director of the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation in 1977. Previously, those services had been governed by a board. He was named head of the Department of Rehabilitation Services when that agency was formed by Thompson two years later.

It is now a $30 million-a-year department that oversees schools, workshops and related services for the handicapped. Jeffers has been the subject of controversy over his effectiveness and his awarding of contracts to close associates. A spokesman for the Rehabiliation Institute of Chicago said Tuesday that DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST PLAZA CKSTWOOO PLAZA CHESTERFIELD MALL is ST. CLAIR SQUARE shops Official Assails Ruling In Lake Pollution Case Pott-Dispatch Illinois Bureau SPRINGFIELD, 111. Illinois Attorney General Tyrone C.

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