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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1979

Page

3

Area gets clean bill of health on waste disposal sites

The Eckhardt Report names 53 chemical firms with 3,383 disposal sites nationwide. IEPA and company officials in Illinois say none of the listed sites in the state pose hazards, including Koppers in Carbondale and Allied Chemical in Metropolis, with authorities noting most risks were from past practices now controlled or eliminated.

Southern Illinois House House Commerce Investigations Bob Eckhardt D-Texas Environmental Protection Agency Eckhardt EPA Ken Mensing Land and Noise Pollution Division IEPA Collinsville Subcommittee Koppers Company, Inc Pittsburgh Koppers Marion Street Carbondale Bob O’gara O'Gara O’gara Forest Products Division Mensing Kopper Metropolis Allied Chemical James Thomas Thomas Nuclear Regulatory Commission Crab Orchard Fish and Wildlife Refuge Olin Corp Olin Wayne Adams Sherwin Williams Corp Randolph County Sparta Mineral Pigment and Metal Division Pfizer, Inc East St. Louis Andrew T. Pickens Pfizer L and L Sanitation Co Chester Randolph County Landfill and Salvage, Inc Plasterboard Pickens Rep. Eckhardt Douglas Castle Informa

Allied Chemical plant tour stresses safety and waste control

In Metropolis Allied Chemical showcases uranium concentrates to uranium hexafluoride conversion and sulfur hexafluoride for electrical insulators. Manager James Thomas underscores strict safety, low natural radioactivity, and wastewater treatment meeting Ohio River standards while noting mostly foreign demand and cautious nuclear growth after Three Mile Island.

Allied Chemical Co Metropolis Marshall Shepierd Allied Shepherd Sherpherd Metropolis Works James Thomas U. S. Energy Resource and Development Adminis Oak Ridge Thomas Ohio River Japan Far East United States France Germany Three Mile Island America

Area gasoline prices rise again with few violations found

Gasoline prices climbed in Southern Illinois with most stations adding one to two cents per gallon. An ERA audit in the St Louis area found 10 to 20 percent of stations violated pump price standards while others reported no violations. Multiple stations in Carbondale Pinckneyville Murphysboro and Marion raised prices, some by two to three cents, amid limited fuel supply and ongoing Iranian oil concerns.

Southern Illinois Charles Peyton St. Louis Department of Energy Economic Regulatory Administration Peyton Poe Texaco Carterville Lyerla Murphysboro Jack Lyerla Irene Poe Bob Thompson Thompson Carbondale Martin Pinckneyville Hill Sunoco Cheker Chuck Crites Veach Oil Co Illinois Marion Crites Illinois 13 Wareco North Park Avenue Herrin Pete Stefko South Park Avenue Stefko Amoco Harold Hileman Vienna Street Anna Hileman Jim Reynolds Jonesboro Reynolds

Carter calls Illinois Democratic chair in probe of support

Jackson County Democratic Chairman Ray Chancey recalled a Saturday call from President Carter seeking early gauge of Illinois and Southern Illinois support for a possible strong primary fight. Chancey noted few formal pledges yet, with delegate petitions due January 9. Carter asked about Chancey’s health, said he had been praying for him, and Chancey remembered meeting Carter during the 1978 campaign.

Tony Stevens The Southern Illinoisan Ray Jimmy Jackson County Ray Chancey Jimmy Carter Illinois Kennedy Chancey Downstate White House Carter

Murphysboro Novelist Debuts Fifth Regency Romance

Lucy Phillips Stewart of Murphysboro releases Bride of a Stranger, her fifth Regency romance for Dell Books, set 1811 to 1820 England. The 1.50 paperback follows a wealthy pe er with a poor well born bride who grow to love. Stewart plans a War of 1812 novel and a Dickensian saga, with reports of an upcoming stage Dickens work and a Carterville benefit concert for Heritage House.

Lucy Phillips Stewart Murphysboro Stewart United States England New York

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Allied Chemical Plant Tom Woolf Evan Davis O.R. Walley Ben Gelman Charles Dickens Ebenezer Scrooge Tiny Tim Marley Bob Cratchit Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Theater University of Illinois Krannert Center For the Performing Arts Urbana- Champaign Scrooge Lee Holby Tom Isbell Heritage House Byline B.G
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