SIU appoints Tom Busch discipline coordinator
Tom Busch named coordinator of discipline at Southern Illinois University Carbondale effective July 1. He oversees all discipline cases, handles tuition issue problems, and plans student input through a new conduct code review. Busch, a nine year SIU veteran and former student government candidate, aims to study law and move on after earning two SIU degrees.
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Dave Butler
Southern Ilinois
Southern Illinois University At
Carbondale
Tom Busch
Champaign
Busch
Edward Hammond
Richard Higgerson
Legal Counsel
SIU
University of Illinois
U of I
Cooperative planning marks Harrisburg trauma center dedication
Dor othy Ogilvie wife of the governor and Dr. David Boyd head of the state trauma network dedicated Doctors Hospital in Harrisburg as a trauma center one of 40 statewide. The ceremony drew about 50 people and highlighted the program’s 14 000 patients in its first year with a two percent mortality rate.
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Henry deFiebre
Southern Illinoisan Doctors Hospital
Harrisburg
Dorothy Ogilvie
David Boyd
Ogilvie
Boyd
Dr. Boyd
Dept. of Public Aid
Union County delays coroner referendum action to September
Union County Board of Commissioners postponed a petition driven referendum on electing a coroner to September 5 at the request of Coroner Lloyd Sitter of Anna. Sitter's term ends this year with re election bid vs Leonard Bittle. The panel also set the coroner salary at the Sept. 5 meeting under a new law.
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Union County Board of Commissioners
Lloyd Sitter
Anna
Sitter
Leonard C. Bittle
Union
Paul Fowler
Union County Hospital Board
Fowler
Angel Promoted to VA Central Office Post in Washington
Ron Angel 25, a security supervisor at Marion Veterans Hospital, is promoted to assistant to the director of the protective staff in the VA central office Washington. He now serves on the protective staff of the engineering service of the Department of Medicine and Surgery. He will oversee training records and scheduling for hospital police and guards at a police training center. Angel previously served four years as a military policeman, three months on the Marion police force, and one year as security supervisor at Marion Veterans Hospital. James L. Dunnigan, 42, of Johnston City, replaces Angel at Marion Veterans Hospital.
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Ron Angel
Marion Veterans Hospital
Veterans Administration
Washington, D.C
Angel
Department of Medicine and Surgery
Army
Marion
James L. Dunnigan
Johnston City
Talks Set on Library Referendum in Carbondale
The Carbondale Library Board building committee meets with consultants at 7 30 p m to plan a bond referendum for a proposed new library. Ralph McCoy says committee recommendations go to the board on Sept 13 and a final date will be decided before asking the city council to approve a bond issue between 750000 and 850000 dollars.
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Carbondale Library Board
Ralph McCoy
Library Board
Political ecumenism at the Du Quoin State Fair
At the Du Quoin State Fair press and legislators day Democrats and Republicans mingled in a show of bipartisan camaraderie. Politicians from the 58th and 59th Districts, mayors, and campaign aides attended a barbecue where casual banter and photo ops highlighted election year activity. The event featured Democratic and Republican figures, with notes on campaign contrasts and a pared down barbecue menu replacing the traditional chicken and ribs due to budget considerations.
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du Quoin
Fair Management
Kenneth J. Gray
D-West
Washington
Pinckneyville
Ralph Dunn
Gray
Gale Williams
Murphysboro
Kenneth Buzbee
Clyde Choate
D-Anna
Miami
One TV
Claude Schultz
Gene Johns
D-Marion
Olsson Named Dean of SIU Communications and Fine Arts
Phillip H. Olsson, 49, former director of bands at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, will assume Friday as dean of the Division of Communications and Fine Arts. He joined SIU in 1949 after a master degree from the Chicago Conservatory of Music and has taught at Lyric School of Music and Maine Township High School. A screening committee will continue its search for a permanent dean after June 30, with Willis E. Malone appointing the interim. Olsson prefers a one year term over acting dean tenure.
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Phillip H. Olsson
Southern Illinois University At
Carbondale
den of Communications and Fine Arts
Replay Olsson
STU
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Lyric School of Music
Maine Township High School
Des Plaines
Olsson
Willis E. Malone
SIU Board of Trustees
Brunswick Bitter Magnet powers Europe’s strongest field
In Brunswick Germany the Physical Institute at the Technical University houses a Bitter Magnet described as Europe’s most modern for atomic and nuclear physics research. It can reach 200000 Gauss, about a million times Earth's field, requiring about 350 tons of water per hour to cool copper discs and prevent melting during operation.
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Brunswick
Germany
Europe
Physical Institute of the
Technical University of Brunswick
Terville Grade School Meeting Highlights Parent Involvement
First grade teacher Lorain Tyler sits with mother Marlene McNew at Terville Grade School to discuss student progress and parental involvement during today’s session.
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Terville
Lorain Tyler
Marlene McNew
Carbondale raid nets rifle drugs and arrests
Detectives seized a 303 Enfield rifle with scope, a .22 rifle, a .38 pistol, poisons, LSD tablets, stolen property, needles, and other items during a Monday raid at 404 East College Street Carbondale. Lavenia Arrington 25 and Michele Almo 22 were arrested for possession of dangerous drugs, possession of stolen property and gun violations. Two suspects sought.
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Carbondale
E. College St
Lavenia Arrington
Michele Almo
College Street
Larry Hill
Hill
Park district eyes arboretum purchase of 600 tree varieties
Carbondale Park District explores federal aid and price talks to buy land and arboretum plants owned by William M. Marberry, SIU botany assistant professor. The site, praised by park director Robert Coatney as among the nation’s best arboretums, would rely on appraisals, outside help, and local funds with up to 50 percent federal support. Marberry’s farm, a wildlife sanctuary, remains closed with no trespassing.
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Carbondale Park District
William M. Marberry
Southern Ilinois University
Marberry
Carbondale
Robert Coatney
Park District
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Coatney
Marberry’s
Vandalism damages three Marion houses under construction
Marion Police Chief L B Hunter investigated vandalism at three houses on Kent drive near Pyramid Park where 19 windows were broken. The builder, Marion Castellano of 1203 Jeffrey Lane, reported about $100 in tools stolen from the sites.
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Marion
L. B. Hunter
Marion Castellano
Jeffrey Lane
Kent Drive
Pyramid Park
Castellano
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