Three area women win ribbons at National Horse Show
Three area women earned ribbons at the National Horse Show in Herrin as the three day event wrapped up. Carolyn Kamarasy and Carol Trimble, both of Carbon dale, took second, fourth, and fifth in maiden working hunter, while Brandy Cox of Marion earned two fourths in junior jumper. Sharon Healy of Oak Brook rode Eldorado to win the AHSA Junior Association hunter seat medal and a silver trophy with an invitation to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Carolyn Kamarasy
Carbondale
Carol Trimble
Brandy Cox
Marion
Southern Illinois Open Hunt
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Sharon Healy
Oakbrook
Eldorado
American Horse Shows Association
Ma— Square Garden
New York
Instant Reply
Muffy Shields
St. Louis
Royale Aire
Carol Anderson
Springfield
Time Piece
Sherrie Hahn
Olathe
Kan
Green
Town Crier
Liz Young
Bellefirst
August Busch
Paxton Quigley
Marjorie Paxton
Lil Polly Too
Dr. D. W. West
More
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Walkout Halts Southern Illinois Mines Five Days Into Dispute
Five day old walkout by coal mine construction workers keeps 21 Southern Illinois mines idle while inland steel and other operators seek legal restraint. UMWA leaders urge workers to return as pay board negotiates an 9.5 percent raise. Contempt of court and injunctions loom with court actions foreseen Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois
E.M. Pace
Inland Steel Co
Lesser
Inland
United Mine Workers
UMWA
Pace
National Pay Board
Kenneth Wells
District 12
John H Lashley former state auditor dies in Marion
John H Lashley 62 former Williamson County deputy tax collector and state auditor died at 1 15 p m Saturday at Marion Memorial Hospital from a apparent heart attack He served as state auditor under Illinois governors Dwight H Green William G Stratton and Otto J Kerner He was married twice and is survived by his second wife Marguerite Burns and four daughters plus eight grandchildren Funeral services set for 3 p m Monday at Mitchell Funeral Home Marion cremation to follow.
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John H. Lashley
Williamson County
Marion Memorial Hospital
Mr. Lashley
Rt. 2
Marion
Ilinois
Dwight H. Green
William G. Stratton
Otto J. Kerner
Hartwell Buick
Pontiac
Lashley
Marion Elks Lodge
Buckeye Club
Jo Ann Clark
Jefferson City
Jaclyn Hancock
Janis Lake
Tallahassee, Fla
Jeane Ne
Lson
Charleston
Alden
Leonard
Crystal City
Elva Morgan
West Covina
Calif
Mitchell Funeral Home
Bruce Patton
Burning Star No 4 Mine Under Construction Near Jamestown
Construction continues at Consolidation Coal Co. Burning Star No 4 mine near Jamestown with production planned by next year. The project advances as officials report stages toward first outputs and ongoing development milestones.
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Burning Star
Consolidation Coal Co
Jamestown
Jerry Whitley
Whitley
Allen and Garcia Construction Co
Chicago
F and E Construction Co
Texas
Royalton
Hurst
de Soto
Ernest Reese
Reese
Gray backs anti busing bill in House vote
Rep. Kenneth J. Gray of West Frankfort defended a House approved anti busing measure arguing it emphasizes building better local schooling and denies that failing to achieve racial balance equates to denied opportunities. The bill may die in the Senate.
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Kenneth J. Gray
Dwest
House
Senate
Gray
Nixon
Karnak man injured in Route 13 collision
Willima Holder, 73, of Karnak, remained in fair condition at Memorial Hospital Carbondale after a two car crash on Route 13 at the Cambria Road intersection. Catherine Pappelis, 42, of Carbondale, suffered minor injuries. Holder attempted a left turn and struck Pappelis’ eastbound car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willima Holder
Karnak
Doctors Memorial Hospital
Carbondale
Rt. 13
Cambria Road
District 13
Dubulin
Holder
Catherine Pappelis
Pappelis
Marion councilman Paul Joyner dies after heart attack
Marion city commissioner Paul M. Joyner 45 collapsed during an informal council meeting and died on arrival at Marion Memorial Hospital. Joyner was secretary treasurer of Joyner Brothers Inc. Confectionaries and active in Lions Club Elks American Legion and VFW. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Wilson Funeral Home with burial Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Paul M. Joyner
Marion
Marion Memorial Hospital
Joyner
Circle Dr
Robert Butler
Joyner Brothers Inc. Confectionaries
Lions Club
Elks Lodge No
Susan Joyner
Ronald Joyner
Air Force
Howard Joyner
Lackland Air Base
Texas
Howard May
Wilson Funeral Home
Max Martin
Rose Hill
Elks Lodge
Du Quoin Hambletonian Draws Global Star Power
Red Smith profiles Du Quoin as the unlikely home of the Hambletonian Stake, noting 1972 events from Aug 26 to Sept 4 with top acts and a 100,000 dollar purs e. The piece traces Hambletonian origins from Goshen to Du Quoin, the Hayes family stewardship, and the festival atmosphere surrounding the race in rural Southern Illinois.
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Red Smith
Illinois
du Quoin
New York Times News Service
Dowell
Elkville
U.S. 51
Phil Harris
du Quoin State Fair
Minnesota
Las Vegas
Broadway
America
New York State
Hambletonian Society
E. Roland Harriman
Norman Woolworth
S. T. Gerry
Frederick L. van Lennep
Delvin Miller
Olympic Committee
Hambletonian
Monaghan
Hayes
Gene
Don Hayes
W. R
Hayeses
Fordham University
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National Horse Show
That City
Celia Baker
Belleville
The
Braggart
Beatrice Busch
Town Life
Diane Ederle
Fairview Heights
Court Jester
Liz Harding
Power Play
John Korenak
Imperial
Small Town
Bay Toben
Mary Jane Greco
B and B Farms
Ghost Town
Gray Explains
Charlotte Austin
Pleasant Plains
Salihi
Bob Riseling
Marion Councilman
Mr. Joyner
First United Methodist Church
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars Heyde Pillow Post
Marion High School
Southern Illinois University
Pittsburg
James C
Lora Allen Joyner
Bronx
Perry County
Saga
Goshen
N.Y
William R. Hayes
Will Hayes
Reds, Yemm and
Kentucky
Egypt
Mississippi
Ohio Rivers
Nile Delta
Rameses II
Bilg
Muddy River
Bloody Williamson
New York Herald-Tribune
al Capone
Bugs Moran
Shelton
Charley Near
First Heat
Hialeah Park
Florida
Saratoga
Lusty Long
Dusty Hanover
H. O Reno
Reno
Guy McKinney
Lexington
New York State Fair
Syracuse
Orange County
Manhattan
Times Square
George P. Monaghan
Gene Hayes
Don
Ruby
Jane Rader
Carole
Norman Hill
Bill Hayes
Washinton Park
Suffolk Downs
Boston
Liberty Bell Park
Philadelphia
Vernon Downs
Utica
Sonny Werblin
New Jersey
Hackensack Meadows
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