Gruff police radio man known as Cyclone Zimmerman
Fred Zimmerman answers more than 5 000 monthly calls at the Carbondale police station. The former coal miner and professional wrestler shares the 24 hour radio with two colleagues and helps residents with directions weather updates and errands while recalling his wartime and industrial past.
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L. D. Norman Retiring After 23 Years at Carbondale DCFS
L. D. Norman, 65, regional director of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services in Carbondale, retires in mid September after 23 years in the post. He reflects on helping people, a lifelong aim shaped by Depression era welfare work, and plans to stay active in welfare projects and community service while enjoying Florida winters and time with family.
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Tiny Illinois College To Send 55 To Oxford
Shimer College will send 55 students to St. Clare's Hall in Oxford England for the year beginning in September. The 55 represent over 10 percent of the Illinois college's enrollment and will study in England with Shimer faculty members teaching abroad. Shimer, 114 years old, is 125 miles west of Chicago and expects enrollment to reach 500 this year for the first time.
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New Superintendent Is Area Native Jennings Brings Overseas Experience
Warren Jennings, native of Southern Illinois, was named superintendent of Frankfort Community Unit School District. He previously led overseas programs for DoD Education Activity in Germany and Izmir Turkey, returning home to oversee 2,650 students across seven schools with 115 teachers. He aims for rapid fall readiness and continued quality education.
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New York City Nursing Shortage Blocked by Education Rules
Foreign nurses flocking to New York cannot work due to high school math and American history requirements. Officials admit restrictive licensing deters skilled applicants while city hospitals face a severe nurse deficit. Dutch nurse Egon Erlich notes she studied four years in The Hague but cannot practice without algebra.
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