Security elaborate Brewton flown to area but doesn't testify
A Cook County jail inmate Brewton was flown to Murphysboro with six security officers but was not called to testify in the Jackson County court case tied to a Carbondale gunfight. Defense sought Brewton as a witness for defendants charged with attempt to murder and related offenses.
Doctors Memorial Hospital to cut 20 to 25 jobs in cost drive
Doctors Memorial Hospital in Carbondale plans layoffs of 20 to 25 fulltime staff as part of a broader cost cutting. Affected departments will be reviewed and September turnover will not be replaced, while parttime roles and new summer hires face reductions. The move aims to streamline operations without cutting services amid rising costs and low government reimbursements.
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Carol Alexander
Southern Ilinoisan Doctors Memorial Hospital
Carbondale
John B. Taylor
Southern Illinois Hospital Corp
Taylor
Dr. Taylor
Nixon
Dennis Taylor
Illinois
Illinois Department of Public Aid
Den
Holden
Doctors Memorial Hospital
Herrin Hospital
Larry Feil
Evacuation Plan Emerged From 1970 Carbondale Shootout
Witness Thomas Dotson testified that occupants of 401 N Washington St Carbondale had a pre arranged escape plan for a police raid on Nov 12 1970. He said he was shot while fleeing and identified others in the group including Brown. defendants Milton Boyd James Holley and Leonard Thomas face charges of attempt to murder aggravated assault mob action and criminal damage to property.
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Jackson County
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Southern Illinois
Sheriff’s Office
Brewton
Thomas Archie Dotson
Washington St
Dotson
Everett Prosser
Chicago
Judge Prosser
Cook County
Larry Davis
Jerry Osman
Black Panther Information Center
Thomas Dotson
Springfield
Joseph Brown
W. Oak St
Milton Boyd
James K. Holley
Leonard Thomas
N. Washington St
Brown
National Committee To Combat
Southern Illinois University
Awak
Ronald Merriweather
Charley Dixon
Dixon
Marion
Green Streets
Doctors Hospital
Cedar Lake land deals approved by Carbondale council
Carbondale City Council approved offering the higher appraisal price on 31 tracts for Cedar Lake land totaling 450 acres with three tracts still under partial appraisal. The move aims to speed acquisition and avoid costly condemnations while HUD and the Forest Service require similar policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Blackburn
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale
Cedar Lake
Schmidt
U.S. Forest Service
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mildred Grammer
Kenneth H. Brewer
Willard Lipe
Charles V. Grammer
Kenneth Grammer
James F. Palmer
Wayman Presley
James E. Sterns
James Palmer
William L. Stearns
Wayne Lipe
Adolph Koester
David McIntosh
O. J. Trotter
Egon Kamarasy
Claudine Hagler Gregory
Robert M. Mayer
J. H. Forby
Shirleen Gene Reed
Leland Richards
Carl I. Hagler
Duane Schroeder
J. Charles Kelley
Jesse Morefield
Desia Palmer Inman
E. C. Palmer
Emergency generator aid to Marion VA Hospital
East St Louis Civil Defense and National Guard supplied an emergency generator to Marion Veterans Hospital after a power cutoff was scheduled Monday for remodeling. Local officials coordinated via Williamson County Civil Defense to arrange a test run and standby unit for three hours if the hospital generator fails.
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East St. Louis
Tom Redickas
Williamson County Civil Defense
County Civil Defense
Redikas
Harold Mullins
West Frankfort
Fense
Mullins
Herrin teachers set special meeting on negotiations
Herrin Education Association leaders plan a special 10 p.m. Tuesday meeting to review progress with a federal mediator and decide next actions after talks with the school board and superintendent. The group considered a possible teacher strike and outlined six priority issues including preparation time, rights, discipline procedures, study leave, board policy scope, and salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin Education Association
HEA
Darryl Reach
Reach
Herrin
William Clarida
Clarida
Welfare cuts may hit Illinois counties hard, study shows
A weekend study estimates potential welfare funding cuts could severely affect at least one region. In April 1971, 4,716 people across 16 southern Illinois counties received general assistance, with 1,408 in five counties Franklin Jackson Williamson Union Perry. Total aid was 212,566 across the 16 counties and 76,915 in the five county area, including 45,442 Franklin and 17,998 Williamson. Union receives no state funds. Pomona in Jackson County gets state aid.
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Minois
Franklin
Jackson
Williamson
Union
Perry
Franklin County
Williamson County
Jackson County
Perry County
Union County
Pomona
Franklin County Faces General Aid Shortfall Risk
Franklin County officials warn state funding cuts could leave general assistance recipients hungry as payments fall more than a week behind. Superintendent Olive Hastie notes only five percent of Franklin County grants use local funds, with the rest from state sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Olive Hastie
Department of Public Aid
State
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Murphyshoro
Ilinois
James Brewton
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Detson
Cedar Lake Land
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Marion VA
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Ike Brandon