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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1964

Page

3

Murphysboro Audit Shows City Free of Bonded Debt

An audit of Murphysboro fiscal year ending April shows the city nearly out of debt. New recounting procedures boosted financial control, with four CPAs from Carbondale overseeing receipts and disbursements across funds including general, motor fuel tax, sales tax, parking, pension, road and cemetery funds. The city paid off its last major bonded indebtedness, completed city hall financing from a $80,000 bond issue, and maintained minor special assessment bonds. Sales tax receipts totaled $75,243, with net gains in parking and other funds, while the general fund showed a deficit reduced to $5,446.

Murphysboro Gost Clifton, Gunderson, Coker and de Bruyn Certified Public Accountants of Carbondale City Hall West Side Joe Williams Williams South 13Th Street Tolaled Gon Ius Bank and Savings and Loan Leer Tyne Smiant Strane ASS Td Taperty Pws Tee Pets Rye Wuveral City Pos Hall Fire Steeer Lucingt Insurance and Bonding Vanui Jis Ainlenangee

Water Line Work Planned For City Construction

City Council approved engineering plans for a water line extension to serve a new Brown Shoe factory. Bid call set for Wednesday, with work to start by September and occupancy expected late this year. Extension includes eight inch line along Jobh Street to Lake Avenue and a six inch line to 20th Street, spanning about 2200 feet. Financing from retained funds and a time development loan. Also approves Greater Egypt Regional Planning Commission funding for another year and a 2000 dollar grant, plus appointment of Gradey Tepertus Lee Cue as CD com supervisor.

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Wilderness Plan Urges Lands Around Kinkaid Lake

A regional land use plan for Jackson, Williamson, Franklin and Perry counties urges wilderness retention around Kinkaid Lake and Shawnee National Forest. It calls for land consolidation, recreation sites, improved access, and limited development to preserve natural areas and support trout farming and varied fishing activities.

Stephen Talarsky Jackson Williamson Franklin Peo Kinkaid Lake Shawnee National Forest Jackson County Greater Egypt Kissaid Lake Fountain Bluff Rt. 3 Giant City State Park Valliamison Perry Frank

Herrin Chamber Adds Members Increase

The Herrin Chamber of Commerce expanded its membership with three new members on Friday, bringing total memberships to 426 for firms or individuals in Herrin. Executive secretary J. Gavavatla notes most members are local firms or residents, with a few outsiders doing business in Herrin also joining.

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Murphysboro UKs Cable TV Plan Approved

Murphysboro City Council approved an ordinance granting a franchise to Cablevision Co. to build a master antenna and distribute signals to customers in Murphysboro Tennessee. The plan includes installation on existing poles, monthly charges from 5 per member, and possible free installation for large signups. Construction slated to begin soon with 4–5 local hires. Also notes Albert Vogt dies at 86 in Camp. Funeral arrangements by Wilson Funeral Home of Campbell HL.

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Fire officials rule out spontaneous combustion in carton blaze

Investigators in Freeman Spur say paper cartons containing Christmas wrappings could not ignite by spontaneous combustion to start a fire that destroyed a 330000 storage building at Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge. Arson remains under consideration as a possible cause. Samples were tested and wrapping paper deemed among the safest. Three fires were found in the plant that day, with internal carton sacks burning in some areas but not the exterior. A cigarette could have been the ignition. Jackson County Republican headquarters opened in Murphysboro for the November 3 election with daily hours 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Miners Return to Work Boosts Southern Illinois Output

Ninety more miners are at work this summer in seven counties, reversing a 15 year decline. Employment in the nine-county area reaches 4,716 in July, up from 4,463 last year, with production rising 8.38 percent and anticipated national output up four percent. Some counties show gains while Jefferson remains down, and power companies set coal-use records with May consumption at 13,952,771 tons, up 6.7 percent year over year.

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Two Sought in Calp Station Blast No Charges Yet

Two persons remain sought for questioning after a Thursday night explosion destroyed the Calp fire station and damaged the fire truck and jail. No charges had been filed as of Saturday. Authorities say a dynamite device placed behind the truck’s left rear wheel caused the blast, which collapsed three concrete walls and damaged the jail roof. Cor Mayor Frank Caliper and Sheriff Carl Miller declined to connect the threats to the blast. Federal postal inspectors noted possible federal involvement. a $3 reward is offered for information.

Thursda Calp Williamson County Norman Hilton Dynamjee Corp Frank Caliper William Hatchett Jr Caliper Carl Miler Re House G. W. Norsworthy Carburdlale Chicago Clrssl Norsworthy

Greater Egypt plan prioritizes land for schools and parks

Murphysboro planners on the Greater Egypt Regional Planning Commission outline a two‑part program prioritizing land purchase for a new high school near Goll Street and for neighborhood parks. The plan calls for expansion of North School and Carruthers Junior High, with timelines up to 10 years for parks, street improvements, and a southern bypass, funded by the school board and tax instruments.

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