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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1966

Page

11

Traffic tickets rise in Jackson County amid new code

Jackson County's traffic cases rose more than one third this year over 1965, while Williamson County stays near prior levels. Circuit Clerk James Kerley reports 2015 tickets last week versus 1475 a year ago, and Williamson counts 1652 through the first week versus 1624 in 1965. Kerley notes new bond and license controls curb out of state license dupes. Routine violations carry a $10 fine plus $5 costs or $25 bond, with forfeiture if not appearing. serious offenses require court appearance.

Jackson County Williamson County James Kerley Kerley James Basler Secretary of State Arkansas Circuit Clerk’s

Murphysboro Sets Second Public Hearing on Zoning Change

A second public hearing for a zoning ordinance in Murphysboro is scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday in city hall. The Aug. 2 joint planning and zoning vote kept a small area between Walnut streets north of North street and New Rt. 18 to Fourth street in a business classification after a July 23 hearing.

Murphysboro Joint Planning and Zoning Commission Commission Walnut Streets North Street New Rt. 18 Fourth Street West Walnut Street Joint Commission City Cuncil

Alto Pass District Increases Lunch Prices and Seeks Milk

The Alto Pass Grade School District Board raises lunch price from 25 to 30 cents for pupils and teachers. Extra milk would cost three cents per half pint if federal reimbursement funds are approved by Congress. If not, no extra milk. Board also renews Title I funds and approves a 1965-66 Title I audit report.

Alto Pass Board of Education John Highland Highland

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