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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1967

Page

5

Illinois coal to gasoline plan eyed for Southern region

An industrial outlook links Southern Illinois coal to potential conversion plants turning coal into crude oil and gas, creating up to 5,000 jobs per plant and supporting 30 to 40 facilities in a vast recovery zone. Demonstration units could begin by 1971 with full plants by 1973 amid Interior grant talks.

Illnois Illinois Williamson Saline Franklin Perry Department of Interior Office of Coal Research

Illinois Governor signs repeal of Korean Veterans Act

The Korean Veterans Compensation Act is repealed by Governor Otto Kerner per Illinois Veterans' Commission administrator Edward Akin. House Bill 117 states claims filed before July 1, 1965 but unpaid by July 1, 1967 lapse, with pending evidence requests noted. John J. Chouinard, Service Officer, Waterloo Court House, is available Tuesdays 8:50 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Otto Kerner Edward B. Akin Illinois Veterans’ Commission Akin John J. Chouinard Court House Waterloo House Street

Memorial Week Live Stock Trade Mixed Results Report

Livestock markets showed mixed results during Memorial week with 43 752 head traded. Cattle and hogs largely steady to mixed. hogs unevenly down late while steers and heifers posted small gains. Prime and high quality lots reached 26 50 per cwt, lambs rallied up to 1.00, prices varying by weight and grade.

St. Louis

Readers Thank Columbia Star for Home Town Paper

A letter from Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Schueler of Spanaway Washington thanks the Columbia Star for sending the hometown paper. They express appreciation that the paper makes them feel at home and extend gratitude to the staff.

Columbia Star Robert J. Schueler Town & Country Villa Apts Box Spanaway Washington

1937 Class Reunion Held Saturday Night

The Columbia High School 1937 class reunion was held at Augustine's Restaurant Belleville Saturday evening. George Wilde gave the table prayer, Louis Schiemer welcomed classmates, and Arthur Weiner delivered the class prophecy. Aleda Keim led table decorations. Grace Lenhardt chaired a committee for a 1968 reunion.

Columbia High School Augustine Belleville George Wilde Louis “Burr” Schiemer Wif Arthur Weiner Aleda Keim

Marines Welcome Home Soldier Dennis Toenjes From Vietnam

Corporal Dennis C Toenjes returned from a twelve month tour in Chu Lai Vietnam and will soon depart with his family for Norfolk Virginia where he will be stationed. He is the husband of Diana Jean Toenjes and son of Mr and Mrs Bob Toenjes of Columbia. Airman First Class David L Wienhoff has been promoted in the U S Air Force and serves as a fuel specialist at Scott Air Force Base Illinois. He is married to Sharon Muskopf and attended St Peter and Paul High School.

Dennis C. Toenjes Chu Lai Vietnam Cpl. Toenjes Diana Jean Toenjes Bob Toenjes Columbia Norfolk Virginia Cpl Toenjes David L. Wienhoff Joseph C. Wienhoff A.A. 2 Waterloo U.S. Air Force Wienhoff Scott A. F. B Ill Military Airlift Command U.S St. Peer and Paul High School Sharon R. Muskopf

Army Specialist Four John R. Ryan Assigned in Vietnam

Army Specialist Four John R. Ryan age 19 son of Mr and Mrs John F Ryan of 826 Briegel Columbia Illinois was assigned May 18 as a mechanic in Company D 589th Engineer Battalion near Qui Nhon Vietnam. He was last stationed at Fort Belvoir Virginia.

John R. Ryan John F. Ryan Briegel Columbia, Ill Qui Nhon Vietnam Spec. Ryan Ft. Belvoir

Scouts Attend District Jamboree

Boy Scout Troop 319 attended the Kaskaskia District Camp and joined other scouts in activities at the jamboree event.

Kaskaskia

Daab Discharged From Army After Vietnam Service

Thomas Daab son of Rueben and Mrs Daab of 510 Bottom Avenue Columbia returned May 31 after 14 months in Vietnam with the 46th Engineering Division United States Army. He has received discharge from active service and will serve two more years as a reservist.

Thomas Daab Rueben Daab Bottom Avenue Columbia Vietnam 46Th Engineering Division U.S. Army Tom

Scout Troop Wins Ribbons At Modoc Camporee

The Modoc event ran June 2 to 4 under scoutmaster Claude Schroeder and assistant Glen Wrinkle with committee members Clyde Raglin and Robert Beckstein. Thirty boys competed, earning 11 ribbons including five first place, four second place, and two third place honors in crafts and skills events.

Oree Modoc Claude Jim) Schroeder Glen Wrinkle Clyde Raglin Robert Beckstein

Better Water Use Urged by Soil Conservation Service

The Soil Conservation Service urges efficient water use amid spring rains and flood warnings. Illinois water demand is projected to double by 2020 with 6.9 billion gallons daily for people and 162 billion for power. Watershed projects like the Litchfield lake foster flood control, water storage, and recreation, while promoting conservation farming.

Soil Conservtion Service Nolan A. Walker U.S. Soil Conservation Service Monroe County Illinois Technical Advisory Committee On Illinois Water Resources Ilinois Walker SCS Litchfield Illinoi Horse Creek

Broadening bills amended in Senate Revenue Committee

The Watchdog broadening bills S B 1331 and 1332 were amended in the Senate Revenue Committee on June 1 with proponents heard. The changes retain current receipts taxes while creating new service occupation and service use taxes based on gross charges to customers. Construction contractors remain exempt for building material purchases if the new service taxes take over. The bills list taxed service businesses and preserve certain exemptions, with further hearings set for June 5.

Senate Revenue Committee Illinois Supreme Court Cians Illinois

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Southern Illinois John Downey SIU Southern Korea England Vincennes, Ind Britain Linois Veterans’ Commission The Columbia Building and Loan Association Clarion Printing Co., Inc Bank APO Grace Lenhardt Ethel Taake Ardele Hoffman Rena Serafini Geo. Wilde Otmar Roediger Norman Rehg Arthur Chattillion Arthur Weiner Louis “‘Burr’ Schiemer Highway 3 Discount Store J. B. Bridge Rd Ill. Rt Ber GP Ins
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