UK Fence Contract Over Mayor's Vote
Mt Vernon city council approved a $3,626 bid from Southern Illinois Fence Company for a seven foot fence at the sewage treatment plant but debated bid fairness and outreach. Mayor Kenneth Martin questioned the price, engineers had estimated $3,312, and Terrace Fence of Marion offered $6.50 per foot for similar work.
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Larry Davis
Mt. Vernon
Southern Illinois Fence Company
Southern
Kenneth Martin
Gary Presswood
Martin
Daisy May
Paul Hayes
Benton
Centralia
Marion
Terrace Fence Company
Terrace’s
Daisy
May
Andy Anderson
North St
Council
Southern I Ilinois
Anderson
Mrs.May
Raymond Baril
Terrace
Register-News
East St. Louis officials seek CETA fix with Chicago talks
An East St. Louis delegation travels to Chicago to meet federal officials about the troubled CETA program. Last week the city sent 76 000 dollars to the Labor Department to repay funds it says were misused. Federal officials allege the money paid relatives of city officials. Administrators say they borrowed the sum to repay and will recapture it with revenue sharing funds due this month.
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East ST. Louis, HI
East St. Louis
Chicago
U.S. Department of Labor
Fred Teer
Agpo Exposition to Return at Du Quoin Fairgrounds
Organizers of the Agricultural Exposition at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds say the event will return next year. Spokesman Fred Huff reported about 25,000 attendees over Friday to Sunday, roughly matching the 1976 edition. He praised good weather and called Agpo here to stay, noting the McKilligham Family Charolais Cattle Farm near Goreville won a top beef prize.
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du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Fred Huff
Agpo
Huff
McKilligham
Charolais
Goreville
Hunts Deny Soybean Market Fix
In Chicago final testimony closed in a government suit against the Hunt family for alleged over limit soybean futures. Nelson Bunker Hunt and two younger relatives testified they did not trade futures holdings in concert with kin.
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Chicago
U.S. District Court
Millionaire Hunt
Nelson Bunker Hunt
Houston Bunker Hunt
Douglas Hunt
Markets Roundup From Mt Vernon To New York
Mt Vernon prices show soybeans at 6.50 wheat 1.97 corn 2.00. National stockyards hogs 4,000 head with butchers up to 1.00 higher. Cattle and sheep data reflect mixed gains and losses. Friday advance estimates show 4,000 hogs, 1,300 cattle, 50 sheep. Chicago maps list dairy eggs wheat corn oats soybeans with no major shifts. New York stocks drift lower on light volume as Dow dips and NYSE indices mix gains and losses.
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MT. Vernon
National Stockyards
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Permits Issued For Truckstop And Local Projects
A building permit was issued to Union 76 Division for a truck stop at the I-57 Route 15 interchange costing about 900000. Western Sizzlin Steak House at 2711 Broadway for 200000 and McDonald's expansion with additional parking for 30000 were approved. Germania Federal Savings and Loan received a permit yesterday for a residence at 4321 Sassafras Lane costing 35000.
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Route 15
McDonald's
Broadway
Germania Federal Savings and Loan
Sassafras Lane
Suspect Held In Danville Bank Robbery Case
Jozef Simon 40 of Mansfield Ohio appeared in federal court in Danville after a $2,000 robbery at First National Bank of Danville. Lessen set a $50,000 cash bond and ordered custody after Simon could not post. Money recovered. suspect arrested nearby while eating lunch. Simon charged with bank robbery for the line sequence, getaway in a station wagon, and motel arrest.
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First National Bank of
Jozef Simon
Mansfield
Ohio
U.S
Larry Lessen
Lessen
Simon
FBI
Smon
Rough Time Ahead For Carter Plan
President Carter's reported plan to seek broader standby gasoline rationing authority faces skepticism in Congress. Senator Henry Jackson says he doubts passage unless a crisis forces action. House members urge caution, warning the power is too concentrated and would require an emergency.
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Carter
Congress
Henry Jackson
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Jackson
House
Senate
Robert A. Young
Dmo
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Morris K. Udall
Dariz
House Interior Committee
Body of ex minister found near Cairo after kidnapping
The body of 64 year old Sheik Mohamed Zahabi, former Egyptian minister of religious affairs, was found in a villa near the Giza pyramids. A police spokesman said the killer had confessed and was under arrest. Zahabi had opposed the outlawed Atonement and Immigration Society which kidnapped him seeking ransom and the release of prisoners.
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Pyramids
Giza
Sheik Mohamed Zahabi
Zahabi
the Atonement and Immigration Society
Jhl
Ail
Egypt
Ex Rep Pleads Innocent To Forgery Rap
Former Illinois state representative Thomas C. Rose, 44, of Jacksonville, pleads innocent to 11 forgery and nine felony theft counts. Court sets $2,000 bond. next date Sept. 12. He allegedly forged estate checks totaling about 120000 dollars, with about 65000 agreed for repayment. Rose, a lawyer, previously served 10 years in the Illinois House.
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Jacksonville, Ill
Thomas C. Rose
Jacksonville
St. Louis
Robert Brunsman
Rose
George Coutralion
Henry Griswold
Frances Dawson
Griswold
Illinois
Mt Vernon Weather Report for Tuesday Heat High 96
Weather notes for Mt Vernon show Tuesday’s high near 96 with a 72 low. This morning at 7 a.m. the temperature was 76 as a reference point compared with past years and long-term figures. The report mentions recent rainfall totals and astronomical timings, plus Bend Lake water level at the main dam measured 406.02 feet above mean sea level.
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MT. Vernon
Bend Lake
Main Dam
Meetings Meet Past Noble Grands at Varnell Rebekah Lodge
The Past Noble Grands of Varnell Rebekah Lodge will gather Thursday July 7 at 1 30 P M at 1819 Pace home of Ollie Miller. All members urged to attend and visitors are welcome.
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Rebekah Lodge
Ollie Miller
Pace
Multiple Injuries From County and City Traffic Mishaps
Several people were injured and drivers cited after crashes on area streets yesterday. Notable incidents include deputy Jack Price's car colliding at Main and 12th Streets. Green light on Phelps vehicle. three minor injuries and hospital treatment at Good Samaritan. other injuries and charges for improper lane usage and speeding. DUI cited for Andrew Morlan. and a collision on I-57 near Dix with five minor injuries.
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Jefferson County
Donna F. Phelps
Dix
Main
12Th Streets
Price
Tonya L
Tina F. Crepps
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phelps Auto
Harris E. Harris
S. 24Th St
Forest Avenue
Post Office
Robert H. Kelly Jr
Greenville
S.C
Maple St
Duane R. Krehbiel
Westbrook
Broadway
29Th Street
Andrew B. Morlan
Route 2
Bluford
Wayne S. Sinclair
Cherry St
Robert P. Coats
N. 30Th St
Perkins Ave
Milton Gaston
Chicago
Eddie L. Walker
Milwaukee
Walker
Prizeword Deadline Extended for Fourth of July Week
The Register News extends the Prizeword Puzzle Contest deadline to noon Thursday due to Independence Day observance. Contestants were previously due by noon Wednesday this week.
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Deaths Gaurd S Marvin of Roswell New Mexico
Funeral services for Gaurd Scott Marvin 79 of Roswell N M will be held today in Roswell. He lived much of his life in Mt Vernon and Oklahoma City and died Sunday in Albuquerque after a long illness. Born 1907 in Greenfield Indiana he was an independent oil producer and a University of Oklahoma petroleum engineer and geologist former Sooner football player and a 1937 Southwestern Amateur Badminton Champion. He authored a book on gold mining and held multiple fraternal and professional memberships. He is survived by his wife Annette a daughter Katy Woolston and three grandchildren
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Gaurd Scott Marvin
Roswell
N.M
Mt. Marvin
Mt. Vernon
Albuquerque
Hengtty
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Mr. Marvin
Greenfield
Ind
Clinton L
Elvira Jane (Scott) Marvin
Marvin
Ilinois
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Sooners
Kappa Sigma
Southwestern
Katy Woolston
Albuquerque, N.M
Deaths of Charles F. Sargent Bluford in Texas
Charles F. Sargent Bluford, 42, of Route 1 Bluford, died at 7 30 a m Tuesday at Wilfred Hall Hospital Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas Funeral arrangements were incomplete this morning at Hughey Pulley Funeral Home Mt Vernon
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Charles F. Sargent
Route 1
Bluford
Wilfred Hall Hospital
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Hughey-Pulley Funeral Home
Mt. Vernon
Imogene M. Casey of Statesboro Dies at 58
Imogene M. Casey of Statesboro Georgia died Monday after a short illness. Funeral held Tuesday at East Side Cemetery Statesboro. She was born September 15 1918 in Waldron Arkansas to D G and Mrs. McGraw. Survived by husband Sam H. Casey four daughters Sue Olsen Linda Weddell Ann Durkin Jo Alice Hill and nine grandchildren. Memorial gifts urged to American Cancer Society.
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Statesboro
East Side
Casey
Sam H. Casey
Howard Z. Casey
Mt. Vernon
Waldron
Ark
D.G. McGraw
Sue Olsen
Linda Weddell
Flemington
New Jersey
Ann Durkin
Sarasota, Fla
Jo Alice Hill
Germantown
Neu
Flowers
American Cancer Society
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