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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1978

Page

3

Florsheim auxiliary plant in Anna closes with layoffs

More than 70 of 80 workers at Florsheim Shoe Auxiliary Plant in Anna are laid off as the plant closes per manently. Nine transfer to the Davie Street plant Monday, with seniority and pay unchanged. Transfers based on skills. most workers may be placed at Davie Street as openings arise.

Florsheim Ann Schottman The Southern Illinoisan Florsheim Shoe Anna Ed Downen Anna Florsheim Davie Street Downen Midwest International Shoes Florsheim Shoes U.S. Dept. of Labor Interco Corp Florsheim Shoe Co

SIU’s first black board member recalls student days

William R. Norwood Jr., SIU Board of Trustees vice chairman and the university’s first black officer, reflects on changes since his 1959 graduation. He recounts racial barriers, civil rights progress, and ongoing gaps in access, housing, and equality while noting improvements and continued work.

SIU Henry de Fiebre Southern Ulinoisan William R. Norwood Southern Illinois University-Carbondale William R. Norwood Jr SIUC Norwood Carbondale SIU Board of Trustees SIU C Air Force United Airlines Chicago Los Angeles O'Hare International Elk Grove Martin Luther King Jr

Norwood lauds SIU Brandt as president amid long tenure

William R. Norwood the sole SIU Carbondale alumnus on the SIU Board of Trustees praises President Warren W. Brandt for steady leadership through troubled times. Norwood, elected vice chairman in February, spends about 50 hours monthly preparing for meetings and visits campus before sessions, meeting students, deans, and programs like MEDPREP.

Southern Illinois University- Carbondale SIU Board of Trustees Siu-C Warren W. Brandt Norwood Brandt SIU David R. Derge Carbondale Clifford H. Harper Harvey Welch Centralia Medprep SIUC

Local Crafters Showcase At County Fair

Jones aged 78 displayed a wood carving, Pearl Parker aged 79 demonstrated quilt making, and Mary Johnson aged 62 created elaborately decorated cupcakes at the county fair exhibits.

Gether Mary Johnson

Jenner Convinced Nixon Guilty In Watergate Hearings

Albert Jenner, longtime minority counsel for the House Judiciary Committee, told a Carbondale audience he was convinced Nixon was guilty. The Republican lawyer, 70, faced pressure from fellow Republicans to fire him after his stance. Jenner, a partner at Jenner and Block, reflected on his career including roles with the Warren Commission and Eisnhower Commission, and offered views on the ACLU and free speech amid controversy.

Rick Rockwell Southern Illinois U.S. House Carbondale Nixon House Judiciary Committee Albert Jenner Kenilworth Chicago Jenner Law Review Peter Rodino ACLU Skokie Andrus Kansas State University Unitarian Fellowship SIUC Gorelik Bernardo Alba Volpone Marseilles Fred O’neal Rainbow Terrace

Robert Merrill Wows Marion Audience At Patron Series

Metropolitan Opera baritone Robert Merrill drew a standing ovation from 800 plus at the Marion Cultural and Civic Center for a two encore concert. He shared the stage with wife Marion, offered Handel through Verdi, plus Broadway tunes and Fiddler on the Roof, in a program praised for Merrill’s voice and long Met history.

Ben German Southern Illinois Marion Cultural and Civic Center Metropolitan Opera Robert Merrill Merill Yankee Stadium Sorrento Merrill Handel Pergolesi Gluck Ravel Mozart Rossini Marion Vernon Southern Illinois University- Carbondale Shryock Merrills Civic Center WSIU Marion Holiday Inn Vienna Choir Boys Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater

Goreliks head to Fire Island for summer plans

After Frances Gorelik died, she and husband Max Gorelik married Loraine Kabler whom they met through fishing. They split time between Huntington Beach California and a Fire Island New York beach cottage, where they plan to sun and work on Max's new play and lectures while traveling with papers and correspondence.

New York Hollywood Gorelik Frances Loraine Kabler Goreliks Huntington Beach Calif Fire Island N.Y Loraine Max

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