Cicadas Return With Heavier Infestation Across North Regions
A historical piece describes the cicada brood, focusing on the 17 year periodical locusts returning farther north with heavier infestations. It explains their life cycle, emergence from the ground, and the impact on trees as females lay eggs. It notes two cicada types, periodical and autumnal, and mentions superstition surrounding their appearance.
Injunction hearing continues in wildcat strike suit
Attorneys for Federal Wholesale Corp Eldorado expect to finish testimony today in a suit seeking an injunction to bar wildcat strikers at the plant. Don Ferrell said the plaintiff's case has been presented over seven days and the defense for 68 named workers will present evidence today. Judge Dorothy Spomer, Cairo, likely to decide Monday. The strike began June 26 over wage concerns overtime and a pay increase. Teamsters Local 347 West Frankfort does not support the strike according to union officials.
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Federal Wholesale Corp
Eldorado
Wildcat
Don Ferrell
Corporation
Ferrell
Doro
Thy Spomer
Cairo
Sion
Teamster ‘Union
West Frankfort
Final county zoning hearing set in Carbondale
The fifth and final public information meeting on a proposed Jackson County zoning ordinance is Thursday night in Carbondale at 7 30 p.m. The session, co sponsored by the county board and Greater Egypt Regional Planning and Development Commission, will be at the Carbondale Township Hall 27 B Main St. Copies of the proposal are available for 5 at the county courthouse information station in Murphysboro. Zoning district maps are being prepared and the full package will be presented at township hearings later this year. Previous sessions were in Elkville Campbell Hall Murphysboro and Jacob. Berlin AP West Berlin officials warned women must stop topless swimming or face fines up to 65.
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Jackson County
Carbondale
B. Main St
Jackson ‘County Board
Greater Egypt
Murphysboro
Hospital plan to save Cairo’s St Mary’s Hospital
An economic development group proposed merging PADCO with St Mary’s Hospital to avert closure. The 116-bed facility, run by the Sisters of the Holy Cross for over a century, faced financial troubles with Aug a1 listed as a closing date. PADCO members vote Aug 27 on the plan, while the city previously offered 650,000 for the hospital, later withdrawn. St Mary’s is Cairo’s third largest employer.
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Cairo
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Pulaski-Alexander
PADCO
St. Mary's
Revenue Sharing Talks Set in Perry County
County and city officials meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in Perry County Courthouse Pinckneyville to discuss forms legal notices and revenue sharing funds Chester Williams of Southern Illinois University Community Development Services and other agency employees will attend John Rednour county board chairman says a special census will be discussed He believes the county has grown 110 percent over the 1970 census and would qualify for additional revenue sharing funds He says a new census could also qualify cities for income tax rebates motor fuel increases and tax rebates
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Perry County
Pinckneyville
Chester Williams
Southern Illinois, University Community Development Services
John Rednour
Counry
Burglar Fatally Casual Break-In Ends With Sleepover Arrest
A Preston Lancashire burglar who broke into an apartment was an easy catch when he fell asleep in the resident's bed and woke to find the owner. He was jailed for 16 months.
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Preston
England
Lancashire
Instrument landing system to be installed at Southern Illinois Airport
Southern Illinois Airport plans an instrument landing system to start by Sept. 15. Airport Manager Gene Seibert says land acquisition is near completion and the 30 day installation should allow landings at 200 foot ceilings and 0.5 mile visibility, improving from current 1 mile visibility and 964 foot ceiling.
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Bonita Troutt
Airport Authority
Sawyer
Carbondale
Seibert
Carbondale Man Sentenced After Battery Plea
David Eugene Cavitt, 27, of 609 E Burke St Carbondale pleaded guilty to a battery charge in Murphysboro Circuit Court and was sentenced to 108 days in the county jail with credit for time served. He remains on parole from Illinois State Prison for an armed robbery conviction from St Clair County in 1969 and will be turned over to a parole officer for violation.
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David
Eugene Cavitt
E. Burke St
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Cavitt
Jackson County
Howard Hood
St. Clair County
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