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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1973

Page

3

Carbondale Council Approves $3.5 Million K Mart

Carbondale approves annexation and rezoning for a $3.5 million K Mart store on 20 acres north of Route 13 across from Penneys and University Mall. The project by E N Maisel and Associates aims for a 200‑person workforce with plans for a general store, grocery, garden shop and drugstore.

Bonita Troutt Southern Illinoisan All Systems Kmart East Carbondale Hans Fischer Fischer Rt. 13 Penneys University Mall J. W. Land Trust E. N. Maisel and Associates Detroit Mich Marshal Goldman K - Mart Cedar Lake Carroll Fry Fry U.S. Forest Service Planning Commission Forest Service Clark Vineyard Neal Eckert Illinois State Employment Service

Robbers Take About $700 From Murphysboro IGA

Two armed men followed an early milk delivery into Green IGA East at 25 N 13th St Murphysboro and forced manager Bill Snyder to open the safe. They fired three shots into the ceiling then fled in a tan brown late model car with slightly more than $700 taken. Police had no new leads.

Green IGA East N. 13Th St Murphysboro Phil Green Bill Snyder

Perry County Cattlemen Register First Brands

Perry County sees two cattlemen register brands to curb rustling. Warren Burris and John Sprague registered the E and M brand and a hexagon with a B, reportedly first in the county. County clerk Winton Bigham notes branding helps identify cattle and may carry a 15 cent fee though Burris and Sprague were not charged.

Perry County Winton Bigham Bigham Warren Burris Swanwick Farm Bureau John Sprague Belleville Burris Euline Sprague Mil

Ungraded Teaching Planned for Unit 166 Gorham

Mississippi Valley Unit School District 166 will start an ungraded teaching system for grades 1 through 4 at Gorham this year. Students will be grouped by achievement in fields like reading and mathematics rather than by grade. Registration is Wednesday from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. with a teacher workshop following.

Mississippi Valley Unit Gorham Bernie Weithorn Weithorn Unit 166 Logan Hollow

One Way Traffic on East Main Helps and Hurts Local Businesses

Carbondale’s East Main Street became one-way nearly two years ago. Some service stations and shops saw sales drop up to 50 percent while others reported improvements due to easier access and parking. Business mood varies by sector with a few owners blaming the change for reduced traffic and others praising the smoother flow and proximity to north south streets.

Main Street Carbondale East Main Street George Holt Jakes’ Tire and Recap E. Main St Logan Street Milton Ruth Ann Knutson Main St Main Walnut Streets George Small Hawkes Home Furnishings

One Way Streets Cut Accidents on East Main and Washington

James Newton district engineer reports no traffic flow data but cites a 75 percent drop in accidents at East Main and Wall and a 60 percent drop at Washington and East Main from 1970 to 1972. Police Lt Hogan notes fewer motorist difficulties and traffic violations after the one way conversion and expects continued improvement as the route extends through town.

James Newton State Highway Department East Main Street East Main Wall Street Newton Washington East Main Streets Edward Hogan Carbondale Hogan

Flood relief deadline extended for SBA aid in Johnson County

SBA regional director Robert A. Dwyer announced an extension of the disaster relief aid deadline to Sept 4 due to Labor Day. Applications are accepted at an Olive Branch emergency office, open 8 am to 6 pm weekdays and 8 am to 4 pm weekends, one mile south of the Bargain Barn site.

Johnson County Small Business Administration SBA Robert A. Dwyer Olive Branch Dwyer Bargain Barn

Two Benton Shooting Victims Released From Hospital

Two people shot outside a Benton tavern August 14 were released from Franklin Hospital Benton. Police continue to investigate the incident in which Mary Kissell lay on the ground in front of the 105 lounge Benton with a stomach wound and Ernest Sullivan, about 150 feet from the tavern, sustained a chest wound. Both victims are Benton residents.

Benton Franklin Hospital Mary Kissell 105 Ernest Sullivan

Children Fall From Car Trigger Driver Crash in Marion

Two young children Patty Jane age four and Mike age two fell from a car driven by their mother Henrietta Murphy 29 of West Frankfort Monday in Marion. Murphy reached to grab them losing control and the car struck a tree. Children treated for cuts and bruises at Marion Memorial Hospital.

Marion Henrietta Murphy Rt. 1 West Frankfort Market Thorn Street Patty Jane Mike

Retirement for Guillou Seen as Happy for Him and Governor

Governor Guillou announces his retirement from the Office of Water Resources Management effective Sept 15 after 10 years in state service. He will join Alstot and March, Arlington Heights, to advise on drainage and flood control for downstate projects while remaining based in Springfield. Guillou notes the job has been unrewarding lately and calls retirement a happy situation for himself and Gov. Daniel Walker.

Southern Department of Transportation Alstot March Arlington Heights Guillou Springfield Downstate Water Resources Management Division of Waterways

Reunion ends 25 years separation among Malony Rich siblings

Long lost brothers and sisters reunite after 25 years apart. Charles Malony and sister Margaret of Carbondale connect with eight of nine siblings formerly Ward of the Rich family. Fred Rich remains missing since 1962. reunions and family history discussed by relatives in Pittsfield and Carbondale.

Franklin Rich McKittrick Charles Malony Durell Rich Chandlerville Junior Rich Bob Morris Margaret Malony Patsy Davis Marie Rich Joseph Arimond Margaret Carbondale Malonys Charles Rich Fred Rich Patsy Pittsfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carbondale and K-Mart Council Sidener Supply Co Cattlemen Dred Burris Warren West Burris and Sprague Kendall Doty Martin Oil East Main and Wayne Pribble Wallace Inc Jake’s Pribble Donald Milton Cousin Fred Dan Brewer Family Fun _ Restaurant James Holloway Sparta Jackson County Kinkaid Lake Neering Kinkaid Creek Ava Kinkaid Township Kinkaid Property Owners Association Conservancy District Patsy Rich Davis Oklahoma City Okla Robert Morris Centralia Silvia Roark Wichita Kan Morris Air Force St. Louis Malony
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