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fte Journal Times, Friday, OA Raclna, Wit. Dec. 5, 1975 Two agencies may vie for health contro If when a facility makes ttM request. In other action, the commission members re-elected Berteau as chairman, Richard W. Cutler of Milwaukee County as secretary and Joseph A.

Schmitz of Washington County as treasurer, and named Francis J. Pitts of Kenosha Advertising Error Due to circumstances beyond our control, there was an error in Dec. 4th paper. Oscar Meyer Sliced Bacon read $1.99 Correct Price $1.96 PIGGLY 17IGGLY designation of Racine and Kenosha as approved agencies for receipt of federal mass transit fund aids through 1976. It "'also was announced that some alterations have been made in the Regional Airport Facilities Plan after several' public hearings were held on the proposal.

Objections were raised to the plan in nearly every area covered by it, and spokesmen from the Burlington area objected strenuously to the proposal for extensive upgrading of the municipal airport there. Among the alterations which resulted from that was one deleting the Burlington improvements and to consider' specific upgrading requests at any airport in the Burlington, Elkhorn and East Troy triangle Berteau noted that under the law, SEWRPC. remains the prime planning and review agency for the area and added part of the purpose of the proposed agreement is to assure the Health System agency does not approve or disapprove the location of any health facility without the concurrence of SEWRPC. The concerns of SEWRPC partially reflect the fears of some that the Health Systems Agency now being created might develop near-dictatorial powers over health services delivery, location and pricing. At its meeting, the commission adopted the Racine County Jurisdictional Highway Plan which was adopted by the Racine County Board last Tuesday, and approved the a better By Sean Devlin Journal Timet Staff Control of health planning may become a question between two Southeastern Wisconsin agencies.

That possible friction point between the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (SEWRPC) and the regional health "planning agency arose Thursday at the quarterly meeting of SEWRPC at': Tves Grove. It was raised by SEWRPC Chairman George Berteau who reported the Executive Committee of the organization had approved a proposed agreement- which would SEWRPC a degree of control over health planning. Berteau said the proposal, which is to be offered to the Comprehensive Health Planning Agency of Southeastern Wisconsin (CHPASEW), is aimed at maintaining SEWRPC's planning review function. Some concern has been expressed within the seven-county area of southeastern Wisconsin that the new Health Systems Agency being created by CHPASEW under federal law will be too autonomous and function without review or control. The SEWRPC proposal intends to prevent that, Berteau said.

"Several of the counties had expressed concern to me about the powers and attitude that CHPASEW was writing into the bylaws of the new organization, but when I appeared before CHPASEW to explain SEWRPC's role and my appearance didn't even show up in their minutes I got concerned Berteau explained. Before the Department of Health, Education and Welfare wll designate the new agency to do health planning, Berteau said, it will require an agree-. ment with SEWRPC. As proposed Thursday, that agreement is intended to preserve SEWRPC's role as the primary planning agency in southeastern Wisconsin. It would require that overlapping memberships be written into the bylaws of the.

new Health Systems agency, and that the two groups have an annual joint meeting with chairmanship alternating each year. SEWRPC would retain the right to review and comment on any Health Systems Agency work program proposal prior to formal adoption and all aspects of environmental health planning will remain a SEWRPC responsibility. Health Systems 'Agency plans will be submitted for SEWRPC review and won't be final until that review is completed, the agreement states. I County to succeed Lawrence W. Hillman of Washington County as vice chairman.

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She is one of 2,000 persons who have made application, however, and now will have her picture taken and will be issued the new-type pass. csgy Perry Avenue barricading on traffic unit's agenda ULTRA SHEEN Permanent Creme Relaxer Super no-base formula with protein. Kit includes all you need for hard-to-relax hair. Senior citizens get a half-fare bus passes consider repealing a provision which prohibits recreational vehicles from being parked in residential areas. Wooley noted another section of the city ordinances prohibits parking vehicles longer than 30 feet on residential streets for more than 30 minutes and said the 30-foot limit basically allows recreational vehicles.

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BUS, for Belle Urban System, is expected to go to 25-cent adult fares after new buses are received next spring, and that is likely to reduce the senior citizen fare to a dime. iMWWlNiPHm Possible barricading of Perry and Echo Lane at Byrd Avenue will be takenAip by the City Traffic Commission at a 4 p.m. meeting Monday in City Hall. Perry is the only north-south street running from Washington Avenue to Byrd between Ohio Street and Highway 31. Area residents have objected to ipcreased traffic problems, aggravated by the development of a mart shopping center at Byrd and Ohio.

Others have objected to the proposed barricading. In other action, the commission Monday will take up proposals for left turn signs at intersections of Ohio Street with Washington Avenue, 16th Street and 21st Street. Also on the agenda is a request from Aid. LeRoy Wooley, 8th, to Mil" fijMJtmn! 1 They were the hit of the evening. Old Mr, Boston Five Star Brandy.

Mixed or on the rocks. Serve Old Mr. Boston Five Star Brandy. And wait for the encores. Picture-taking is underway and the first passes are being for senior citizen half -fare bus rides in Racine.

About 2,000 persons have applied for the passes, said I. Michael Glasheen, city transit planner. The half-fare program went into effect Oct. 1 and riders have 'used Medicare cards as passes "pending processing of their picture IDs. The half-fare program operatsin off-peak hours and allows senior citizens to ride for 20 cents from 9 a.m.

to 3 p.m. 'weekdays and all day on About 19 per cent of the present ridership or 375 persons a 'day ride under the half -fare program. Pass No. 1 will go to Council Pres. Robert Heck, 60, who has an alderman since 1953, serves on the Transit and Parking Commission which has Elks will hold service Racine Elks will hold a memorial service Sunday afternoon for deceased members, 'said Gilbert Nelsen, exalted ruler.

The memorial services will be held at 3 p.m. at the Racine Elks Lodge Room, 601 Lake Ave. John T. Elleu, public relations chairman, said the memorial services are open to the public. WJoiijrnal Jlnjcs III FOURTH ST.

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