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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1969

Page

3

Friendship and science mix in Nobel tribute and local notices

Ben Gelman recalls his trip to Stockholm to witness Murray Gell-Mann receive the Nobel Prize in physics amid a wave of gratitude from friends. The column also covers a County Historical Society meeting at Epiphany Lutheran Church, local letters, early snow memories, foxhunting terms, and a report on the marijuana leaf dwelling oxy thrips cannabensis in northern Illinois.

Ben Gelman Southern Illinois Stockholm Cal Tech Murray Gell-Mann Tilingis Rip. Stokes Sen County Epiphany Lutheran Church West Chautauqua Street Carbondale Sur Tilinnis Hungary Czechoslovakia Russia Illinois

Norge Division plans Herrin dryer plant expansion

Norge Corp plans move of dryer production from Effingham to Herrin. Land purchases and options in the 500 to 600 South St area aim to support a four block site for a new dryer facility behind the plant at 410 SE Maple. About 200 to 300 additional jobs expected, with 500 to 600 potential new positions total for Herrin.

Dave Hurst Genreal Manger Herrin Norge Effingham Herri 410 Maple St East Poplar East Stotlar South 6Th South 11Th South 12Th Kiehler Uffingham Eifingham Eichler Com- Mecce Chamber Ehingham Barg - Warner Corp

West Frankfort hospital still closed to patients amid picket dispute

Picketing continued at Union Hospital in West Frankfort while four nearby coal facilities idled after the 36 day old dispute. About 800 miners were idled Friday as former hospital workers distributed literature at mine entrances. Some facilities resumed work Saturday, though No 2 remained idle per EB Moroni. Former employees backed by UMWA District 50 pressed for representation elections. the hospital board reaffirmed Teamsters Local 347 as bargaining agent. The hospital now has about 40 staff, no patients admitted, and picketing lines remain in place until resolved.

West Frankfort Union Hospital Old Ben Coal Corp Benton Lesser Freeman Cal Mining Corp Logan Ezra EB. T. Moroni Cao Ben District 50 United Mine Workers of America UMWA Hospital Board Teamsters Union Jessie Sims Hopsital Atomic Energy John Bowen Bowes Teamsters Bowen

Carbondale mothers form safety program for Winkler students

No new leads in the Lisa slaying while a black mothers club forms through the Winkler School PTA safety committee led by Mrs. Harold Bardo. About 30 volunteers have signed up to place a red house emblem in windows and support children with problems, aiming for one black mother per half-block citywide, with 437 students at Winkler.

Lisa Levering Winkler School Parent Teachers Association Larry Drake PTA Harold Bardo Drake Mary McNeil Bardo McNeil Winkler School

Shooting Flare Fire Strikes Cairo Firemen

A Cairo fire at a tavern led to sniper fire that wounded a fireman in the right hip. Police and church leaders aided in rescues as over 300 rounds were fired near Pyramid Courts housing. The incident coincides with racial tensions and a United Front march proceeding under police protection.

Cairo Bobby G. Whilis Snipors William Petersen Pyramid Courts Housings Petersen Tlinois Harris 14Th Street Walnut Rey. Badewes St. Columba Church Badewes United Front 4Th Street Pyramid Courts Housing Project Gerald Montroy Bernard Bodewés Manker Harris William Peterson Charles Keen Keen Preston Ewing Jr Carl Meisenheimer Ewing State Sie Car] Hek’s Music and News Store Commercial Avenue Helt George Wallace Speach Rwing

Campbells warning in Carbondale rally mourns Hampton death

SIU students rallied and fundraised in Carbondale protesting the imprisonment of Black Panther members and the death of Fred Hampton. Speakers from Black Student Union SDS and other groups urged action amid a 30 degree day as Chancellor MacVicar donated.

Campbell Carbondale Hampton Black Student Union SDS SIU Women’s Liberation Front Black Panther Party Dwight Campbell Fred

Wet opening of holiday season in Marion

Rain forces postponement of the Marion Jaycees Christmas tree lighting ceremony. The event near the Williamson County courthouse was moved from Saturday morning and Miller says a new date will be announced. Donations will fund food and gifts for about 40 children and four families, with bulbs lit for each contribution.

Williamson County Marion Miller Jaycees

Williamson County to revert to personal property assessments

Williamson County tax assessors will return to field personal property assessments this year after phasing out the mailing system. Wade Rowatt cites need for extra data on exemptions for furniture and a car under state reforms, saying residents struggle with forms and district township designations. Assessors begin in April with a June 15 deadline to complete all personal property assessments.

Williamson County Wade Rowatt Rowatt Homer Askew Resgatt

Cobden High School crowns Homecoming queen

Donna Wills, daughter of Mrs. Clarice Wills, was crowned Cobden High School Homecoming queen Friday night. Contestants included Leslie Rhine of Alto Pass, Kendra Parmly of Alto Pass, and Christine Jerden of Cobden.

Donna Wills Clarice Wills Cobden Cobden High School Treve Leslie Rhine Daghter Rodell Rhine Alto Pass Kendra Parmly Kenneth Parmly Christine Jerson Harold John Jerden

Black Sunday observed in Illinois for Hampton and Clark

The United Christian Front of Illinois announced that central and southern Illinois will observe Black Sunday to mourn Fred Hampton and Mack Clark, killed in a Chicago gun battle. Reverend Charles Keen urged that democracy guarantees fair treatment for all, despite differing beliefs.

United Christian Front of Ilinois United Front Illinois Fred Hampton Illinois Black Panther Party Mack Clark Hampton Clark Chicago West Side Charles Keen

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