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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1978

Page

3

Consolidation idled as mine workers strike over employment status

Construction workers from United Mine Workers Local 1915 picketed Consols Burning Star mines and central shop in Southern Illinois after being paid off by WesCo. They argue they are Consol employees and should remain on Consol payrolls, while Consol contends WesCo employed the workers. Local 1591 seeks to list workers for Consol vacancies. No legal action filed.

Barbara Schechter Southern Illinoisan Consolidation Coal Co Illinois United Mine Workers of America Construction Local 1915 WesCo Construction Co Percy Consol de Soto Burning Star Jamestown Sparta du Quoin Pinckneyville Kellogg Ellis Grove Wes- Co UMW Local 1591 Consol Mines WesCo Mike Sokovich Leonard Gross Sokovich

Perry County rolls on legal fee dispute for private attorney costs

Perry County commissioners approved paying 8500 dollars in private attorney fees for two current and one former commissioner sued by Charles Macaluso. County Clerk Bigham will delay payment pending a legal opinion on whether the county must cover privately hired lawyers for officials. The dispute dates to a 1976 $42 million Macaluso suit and a 1977 plea deal, with ongoing questions about whether the state's attorney should represent commissioners individually or only the county.

Barbara Schechter Southern Illinoisan Perry County Board Charles Macaluso Winton Bigham Macalusa Victor Provart John Barber Vallie West Macaluso Then Michael Grabowski Provart Barber West du Quoin Ronald Shirk Bigham Mark Maclin Pinckneyville Don Johnson Grabowski Lloyd Middleton Middleton

Johnston City weighs private bus contract for district transport

Johnston City Unit School District 1 considers Beck Bus Transportation Co. of Mt. Vernon to replace district operated service. The board met in a closed session to review the Beck proposal and await attorney input before Tuesday's decision. Herrin District 4 already moved to private service, citing cost savings under state aid rules.

Karen Rothe Johnston City Unit Williamson County District Board of Education Beck Bus Transportation Co Mt. Vernon Johnston City Herrin Jo Iston Doris Dobbins Laborers International Local 567 Herrin Community Unit Board of Education Hayden Bus Chesterfield

Jackson board weighs new county office building plan

Jackson County Board debated asking voters in November to approve a new county office building to ease courthouse crowding. The measure would follow opposing options, including leasing space in a savings and loan building or using county housing authority plans, with no decision yet.

Jackson Board Ann Schottman Knol Southern Illinoisan Jackson County Board Murphysboro Board Bill Kelley Howard Hood Jackson County Bar Association First Federal David Watt Savings and Loan Building James Lawder Bar Association Savings and Loan Jackson County Housing Authority Lawder

Scientists discuss teenage pregnancy and unlikely human cloning

The 11th annual Society for the Study of Reproduction meet heard geneticist Philip J. Dziuk of the University of Illinois say raising humans is not like breeding livestock. Neena Schwartz of Northwestern urged better sex education and contraception, while Dziuk and colleagues warned against expecting a human clone soon, noting cloning remains feasible mainly in plants and not in mammals or mice.

DeMaris Berry Southern Dziuk Neena B. Schwartz Society Northwestern University At Evanston Richard E. Falvo Siuc School of Medicine Miss Schwartz India

Eckert leaves Carbondale mayor post optimistic on area future

Former Carbondale mayor Eckert says Southern Illinois remains well positioned to attract new industry. He cites SIU Carbondale, the Chamber of Commerce, and HUD grants as keys, and notes ongoing overpass projects and potential city hall plans. He praises City Manager Carroll Fry and highlights support from Congress and local organizations for regional growth.

O. R. Walley Southern Theast Carbondale Southern Illinois Southern Illinois Mayors Association Eckert Houston Texas Carroll Fry Fry Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Carbondale Chamber of Commerce General Motors SIUC Helen Westberg Westberg Convention Center Illinois Central Gulf Railroad Pleasant Hill Road U.S. 51 Amtrak Congress Paul Simon HUD Eckert Inc Espree

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