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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
5
University records show Tomn W. Allen associated with events in southern Illinois, highlighting a historical moment tied to the region and academic figures.
This article marks Monroe County's sesquicentennial in 1966 and traces regional history from early Indigenous habitation through French and British eras to American settlement. It highlights Bellefontaine as a symbolic center, Fort de Chartres, and the trail network shaping Illinois' growth and identity.
The Illinois Commission on Human Relations opened its Springfield office at 105 E Monroe St with Gov Otto Kerner announcing the agency as the sole state unit education on race relations in Illinois. Ivan R Levin named director of field services overseeing the new Springfield operation.
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The article explains the on time purchase habit and outlines buyer and seller rights in installments. It covers the Illinois Retail Installment Sales Act of 1957 including contract requirements, disclosures, cash receipts, repossession rules, and defenses against sharp practices.
Brain memory may depend on protein manufacture, with Dr. Bernard Agranoff citing evidence from studies in animals. Two antibiotic drugs blocking protein synthesis impaired memory formation in goldfish, suggesting a chemical basis for long term memory.
A teen asks about marrying at 17 with two years of school left. The reply warns marriage would strain finances and earnings if education is halted, notes risks if the husband dies, and suggests waiting two years while working toward a better future.
SIU College agr engineer J. J. Paterson urges farmers to inspect and repair implements during the slack season. Tune ups on tractors can boost power, cut fuel use, and extend life. Harvesting and spraying gear should also receive winter maintenance, with self cleaning eight position showerheads noted as new in home fittings.
The Khoury Leagues in Columbia face possible cutbacks due to waning parental interest and rising costs. In 1965 the program operated at 3362 dollars with 3331 in receipts and 1637 in donations, supported by Columbia American Legion Post 581 and local sponsors. Parents are urged to contribute time or money to keep baseball and girls softball alive for ages 6 to 15.
A public safety note stresses pedestrian responsibility in highway safety. It urges jaywalking avoidance and proper crossing at intersections or marked crosswalks with signals. It advises walking on the left on country roads, facing traffic, and carrying light at night. A free copy of the Rules of the Road is available by mailing to Paul Powell at the Illinois Secretary of State in Springfield.
Mrs. Brown wills $25,394 cash with instruction that only interest be used to supply weekly fresh flowers at her grave. She forbids any other use of the money, a twist on the idea you cannot take it with you.
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