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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1981

Page

3

Carbondale district eyes three schools with Parrish junior

Long range planning committee backs financing Parrish Thomas and Lewis additions by 700000 surplus and regular taxes to form three K 5 buildings and Parrish as junior high replacing Lincoln. A bond issue would be needed about 1990 to complete reorganization. Springmore closure planned in 1983 with 13 rooms lost, 150 sixth graders amid crowding. public meetings planned.

Jean Ness Southern Illinoisan Parrish, Thomas and Lewis Carbondale Parrish Lincoln Winkler Thomas and Lewis Springmore Gordon White John Barbie Lewis Harold Bardo Karl Bartlesmeyer Bartelsmeyer Barbie

Jackson board urged to upgrade courthouse but build new jail

Jackson County faces space shortages in its courthouse and jail. A bar association and city leaders urge adding four courtrooms and private spaces, relocating some offices, and possibly a new jail on a ground floor. The committee aims to present a financing plan by May 22 with a June final report.

Jackson Board Ann Schottman Enol Jackson County Jackson County Board County Bar Association Murphysboro Sydney Appleton Richard E. Richman Don White Bar Association James Lawder Lawder The Carbondale P. Michael Kimmel Public Defender and Probation Department Richman Illinois Department of Corrections Jackson County Grand Jury Turco Manufacturing Mae Nelson White Appleton Eagles’ Lodge S. 13Th Street William South Robert Crim Crim

Judge rules Marion board did not affect bus driver jobs

Federal Judge Kenneth Meyers ruled for the Marion Unit Two School District Board in a suit by former bus drivers not hired after a 1977 strike. The private contractor R.W. Harmon settled for 20000. Meyers found no proof the board directed hiring or had veto power. the contract was financially advantageous and did not target union activity. Eleven drivers sought about 1 million in damages and fees.

O.R. Walley Southern Illinoisan Kenneth Meyers Marion Unit Board of Education Harmon Meyers Illinois Marion Employees Association Carl Kendrick Kendrick Marion

Benton approves police and fire pact with raises

Benton city council and the police and fire unions approved a new contract retroactive to March 1 1982 delivering an immediate 10 percent wage rise and another 10 percent on that date. Sergeants gain 1500 per year and on call pay rises for firemen, while radio operators miss the extra 1 percent raise. Grievance procedures to be set within 120 days as other department contracts loom.

O.R. Walley Southern Illinoisan Benton Police International Laborers Union Leland Brown

Carbondale High wins state sweepstakes in music contests

Carbondale Community High School captured the Illinois High School Association Class A sweepstakes, finishing first among 110 schools with 759 points. Mount Vernon won Class AA with 841 points as 133 CCHS students participated across band chorus orchestra and solo ensembles.

Carbondale High Tony Stevens Carbondale Community High School Today Illinois High School Association David Fry IHSA CCHS Carbondale Music Department Fry Southern Illinois Mount Vernon Miss Burris Carbondale Macomb High School Macomb Centralia High School Mount Vernon High School Burris New Orleans Cape Girardeau

Marion senior earns top 4-H honor to attend National Congress

Marion High School senior Mark Travelstead has been chosen as a top 4-H recipient, advancing to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. The 18-year-old woodworker earned the wood science award from among 2,800 Illinois 4-H members, with scholarship possibilities worth thousands. Travelstead's projects include a solid walnut gun cabinet and an indoor porch swing, reflecting years of wood science work and other 4-H activities.

Cathy A. Monroe Marion Mark Travelstead Travelstead Williamson County Randy Davis Mark Davis Mechanics Illustrated Magazine du Quoin Springfield Illinois Chicago P & S Grain Co. Inc Ron Route 4

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