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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1973

Page

2

Cedar Lake pools form as 80 percent finished in Carbondale

Water impoundment behind two dams near Cedar Creek advances toward a new Carbondale water supply. The 6.125 million project is over 80 percent complete with a sand chimney to aid percolation and a pump house nearing completion. Completion expected by late September if weather stays dry.

Cedar Creek Carbondale Carroll Fry Bill Schwegman Philip Stewart Stanley Consultants Cedar Lake Evergreen Terrace South Wall Street Nutty and Pautler Construction Chester Carbondale Planning Commission Gary Blackburn

Rend Lake College Expands with Two New Programs

Rend Lake College announces two new programs approved by the Illinois Board of Higher Education to begin in September. The coal mining technology program is offered by Southeastern Illinois College Harrisburg, Wabash Valley College Mount Carmel, and Rend Lake College. Ardell Kimmel says grads gain mining repair skills and general mining operations knowledge. The corrections and law enforcement program serves part time and full time students with night courses, and credits may transfer to Southern Illinois University Carbondale School of Technical Careers.

Rend Lake College, Inc Illinois Board of Higher Education Southeastern Illinois College Harrisburg Wabash Valley College Mt. Carmel Rend Lake College Ardell Kimml Kimmel Southern Illinois University At Carbondale School of Technical Careers

Evansville Family Receives Pay-For Kidney Transplants

Michael Kern and his sister Nancy received kidney transplants from a donor killed in an accident at Barnes Hospital, in a rare simultaneous transplant. The $25,000 medical bill was raised by Randolph County residents through drives, events, and donations. The Kern family benefited from a community benefit dinner that yielded $1,600, with organizers including Lewis Johnson and others. Both children are recovering. Michael had a recent hospital checkup and Nancy will start seventh grade this fall.

Evansville Michael Kern Nancy Barnes Hospital St. Louis Michael William H. Kern Jr Mike Kevin Kidney Fund Randolph County Lewis Johnson Leo Ellmer C. Herschel Williams James Knott Albert Stratmann Bob Meyer Milton Gross Ray Everding Edward Fresen Anthony Pautler Are St. Boniface Catholic School

IASB Shawnee Division Fall Dinner Speakers

The Illinois Association of School Boards Shawnee Division plans a fall dinner at Anna Junior High School at 6 p m on Sept 27. James Fry of Westminster Press Church Springfield will speak on Myths of Education. William Whitner will chair a panel on Court Decisions Growing Pains in Education with other discussions on Teacher Evaluation Community Involvement and Board Policy Development.

Illinois Association of School Boards IASB Anna James Fry Westminster Press Church Springfield William Whitner Metropolis Shawnee College Allin Franklin Elementary School District Board of Trustees Massac County

Perry County banks sue over personal property tax dispute

A Perry County suit seeks return of 1972 personal property taxes on bank stock and to bar future individual taxation. Plaintiffs First National Bank and Murphy Wall State Bank Pinckneyville plus Du Quoin State Bank and Du Quoin National Bank name county officials as defendants. They cite the 1973 Illinois Supreme Court decision allowing corporations to pay taxes while exempting individuals holding stock. The case notes escrow and cites a total of about 79000 dollars at stake with potential tax effects through 1978 and possible statewide implications. Local officials explain trustees are not natural persons and thus not exempt. A gospel sing is noted in Colp by the Apostolic Church.

Perry County First National Bank Murphy- Wall State Bank Pinckneyville du Quoin State Bank du Quoin National Bank Winton Bigham William Heisner Charles Macaluse John Rednour Wallie West Victor Provart Board of Review Macaluso Cook County State Supreme Court Dept. of Local Government Affairs Jackson Williamson Randolph Franklin Union

Rend Lake College Board Sets Meeting

Rend Lake College will hold a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday committee discussion at the Inn to review the proposed 1973 74 budget and other matters. No actions will be taken. Topics include southern Illinois consortium plans and new college programs. President J M Snyder invites administrators to attend. The session is public.

Rend Lake College College At Inn Southern Illinois J.M. Snyder Rend Lake

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