Father and son report unidentified flying objects over Spring Arbor Lake
Richard Hildreth and his 13 year old son Derek observed multiple bright objects moving fast across the sky near Spring Arbor Lake south of Giant City School Wednesday night. Derek counted four objects and the witnesses reported seeing them over several minutes before contacting authorities. Hildreth works as the network manager for WSIU at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
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Spring Arbor
Richard Hildreth
Derek
Hildreth
Spring Arbor Lake
Giant City School
Giant City
WSIU
Southern Illinois University At Carbondale
Elkville man pleads guilty to heroin and cannabis conspiracy
John Malan aged 25 pleaded guilty to unlawful delivery of heroin and calculated cannabis conspiracy. Judge Clayton gave 3 to 10 year sentences concurrent. His girlfriend Sally Wood, 19, was found guilty of heroin delivery and placed on four years probation.
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Elkville
John Malan
John Clayton
Marion
Clayton
Malan
Sally Wood
Two Carbondale Men Face Narcotics Charges Arraignment
Carbondale residents Charles Oft and Steve Price were to be arraigned in Jackson County Circuit Court on narcotics violations. Police found marijuana in a residence shared with a runaway juvenile and noted an estimated $25 per lid street value. Ott faces additional charges including delivering to a minor, with prior federal charges pending.
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Carbondale
Jackson County
Charles Oft
Steve Price
Lynda Drive
Ott
Price
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Armadillo Home Improvements Co
Park Ridge woman pleads guilty to narcotics charge
Peggy Bocek 20 a former Southern Illinois University Carbondale student pleaded guilty in U S District Court to possession of 466 LSD tablets and plans to sell them in Carbondale She faces up to 10 years or 30000 fine and probation is likely at sentencing October 2. A 18 others were seized in May 17 raids in the Carbondale area.
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Chicago
Peggy Bocek
Park Ridge
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
U.S. District Court
David R. Derge
University Eee
Mary Stasciotti
U. S
Miss Bocek
Detective Ralph Brandon hearing postponed in Carbondale case
The Carbondale Police and Fire Merit Board postponed proceedings involving Detective Ralph Brandon amid unclear charges connected to the arrest of a 16 year old girl. The board’s closed session raised uncertainty whether to handle the complaint or defer to regular court. further action was deferred to this weekend.
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Carbondale
Carbondale Police and Fire Merit Board
Ralph Brandon
Maxine Passmore
Merit Board
CIPS installs 47 street lights in Carbondale
Authorization to install forty seven street lights at various Carbondale locations was approved by Central Illinois Public Service Co. The city plans installation within six months with sixteen more lights budgeted this fiscal year. Residents may request installations and the city will study requests.
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Carbondale
Central Illinois Public Service Co
East Walnut Street
East Grand Avenue
Sunset Drive
East Oak
North Washington Streets
East
Carbondale Police Seize 50 Pounds Marijuana
Carbondale detectives retrieved a package containing 50 pounds of marijuana near the Crab Orchard Lake Spillway. The substance valued at about $10,000 on the street was not picked up by any dealer and no arrests were made.
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Carbondale
Carl McClain
Crab Orchard Lake
McClain
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Miss Wood
van Canaan
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
Canaan
John Reel
Randy Bowden
IBI
Southern Illinois University Security Police
Williamson County
SIU
Fairview Heights
Madison
St. Clair
Illinois Department of Transportation
Ayd
Freeman and Benwood Drive
Dorthelia
Weller
W. Main Carbondale
Woodworthy
Childrens
S-M-L
Herrin
Wintuck Yarn
Skein
Craytons
Sai
Elmers
ST. Styles & Colors
Imagnus
Magnus
Mardale Shop
N. Park
Murphysboro
Marion Public Square
Fair Furniture
Marion Fairground
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