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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1971
Page
2
The Southern Illinoisan invites notices of upcoming events. Submit meeting details to be listed in the Calendar. ensure the event is open to the public and provides essential information for readers.
A list of public meetings and events includes a Monday 7 30 p m model Cities program with speakers Mayor Neal Eckert and City officials at the Attacks Multi mpose Service Center refreshments at 6 30, plus community choir rehearsal at Herrin High School and several city council and school district meetings across Sparta Cobden West Frankfort Benton Herrin Marion Hurst and Carbondale with budgets, hearings and a railroad retirement board representative in Carbondale Tuesday.
32 agricultural leaders from Bolivia Congo Chile Ghana India Indonesia Kenya Laos Nigeria Panama Paraguay Philippines Tanzania and Uruguay visited Southern Illinois last week. They toured Dixon Springs Center Perry County outlets and farms, discussed rural credit and local banking, and noted small farm sizes and illiteracy as barriers to better farming.
Correction: Duraplex Corp. of Herrin can produce plastic homes for resale from 7000 dollars. a model is at the Du Quoin Fairgrounds. The Great Desert Waterbed Co. address should read 207 S. Illinois Ave., Carbondale. Seven killed at San Quentin. six prisoners and guards died. A SIU McAndrew Stadium remodeling delay note fixed typos in agenda wording. Nursing Dean Mary Kelly Mullane of UIC College of Nursing to receive honorary doctor of science from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville on Sept 3.
Within misty conditions Saturday three crashes occurred in Murphysboro. At 4 10 p m a two car collision on 700 block North Street left no injuries. A second crash at Walnut and 10th injured Yvonne Rhodes but she did not require hospitalization. A third collision at Walnut and 12th involved Mabel Borgsmiller and Tamra King.
A Buckner man who refused medical care after a one car crash later checked into a hospital with a broken leg. John Stalonites Jr., 24, was injured on Rt. 14 near Rt. 148 early Sunday. Police also report a Sunday night multi-vehicle crash on Rt. 13 near Rt. 183 with Terry Lake 18, Rosetta Hillsberry 14, and Allen Anderson 19 among the injured. Harvey charged with operating while intoxicated. Other crashes sent several people to Sparta and Doctors Memorial Hospitals with various injuries. A Murphysboro off duty officer involved in a 1:35 a.m. crash on 10th and Locust streets. cyclist Glenn Robinson 17 treated for minor injuries. A Woodford County woman, 53, injured on Rt. 37 north of Rt. 14, taken to Franklin Hospital in good condition. Jessie Sullivan 63 and Sara Sullivan 60 also hospitalized with minor injuries. District 13 state police said the accident involved the Sullivan car starting to move northbound.
The Southern Illinoisan is a daily newspaper serving Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro and surrounding areas. It is the successor to the Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal and Murphysboro Independent with AP content access and local news republication rights.
Carpenters lay footings on the east side of the Marion Veterans Hospital for a $2.5 million project to house new electrical equipment. The aging wiring from 1942 is being replaced to support central air conditioning and modern patient care gear. The two year construction began in July and aims to meet rising hospital electricity use.
At Lake Murphysboro State Park a Southern Illinois Democratic rally heard State Auditor Michael J. Howlett say the 18 to 25 year age group creates an opportunity for Democrats with 1.3 million eligible voters in Illinois next year. He noted registration as the key hurdle and cited regional party delegates from Jackson, Williamson, Union, Washington, Randolph and Monroe Counties attending the picnic.
Police said Sunday the value of stolen goods was 535 dollars with 250 dollars cash missing from an apartment at 608 E Park St Carbondale. Owner Jim Hailek reported missing speakers and amplifiers among the items. A separate report states James A Kuharic 19 of Butler Pa was charged with criminal damage to property after he allegedly jumped through a glass door during arrest in the 300 block of N Washington Ave.
Kuharic appeared to be under the influence of drugs when he was arrested following a police report in Carbondale. A burglary at Pressley Paint Store, 501 E DeYoung St in Marion Saturday night saw a cash register adding machine and portable television stolen. Policeman Carl Kobler noted the door lock was pried open for entry.
A turning left maneuver by a driver in Area City led to a collision with a southbound vehicle driven by Glenwood Bohlander. Bohlander did not require hospitalization. Local authorities noted no serious injuries.
Postmaster General Winton M Blount says third class rate increases including advertising circulars and catalogs are postponed until the wage-price freeze ends. The measure would have begun September 15. Marion: Robert E Spell 33 35 no valid registration. Buckner: James D Reed 17 15 disobeyed stop sign.
Free non working Beltone hearing aid model offered to readers. The miniature device weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no wires. Respond by writing Dept. 9293, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 W Victoria, Chicago IL 60646 to request yours.
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