SIU C approves tenure rules after 4 to 3 vote
The SIU Board of Trustees adopted a new university wide tenure policy by a 4 to 3 margin, replacing a prior guideline. It requires teaching research and service for tenure, excludes instructors, and limits eligibility to assistant, associate, and full professors.
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Henry de Fiebre
Southern
SIUC
School of Medicine
Siu-C
Medical School
Richard H. May
Warren W. Brandt
Margaret Blackshere
Madison
William Norwood
Elk Grove Village
A. D. van Meter Jr
Springfield
Harris Rowe
Jacksonville
Ivan A. Elliott Jr
Carmi
Wayne Heberer
Belleville
Carol K. Kimmel
Rock Island
May
Brandt
Clini
Moy
Illinois) Board of Higher Education
Board of Higher Education
Blackshere
Norwood
Larry E. Taylor
Frank E. Horton
Nativity Scene Rebuild Advances After Church Fire
Harold Vaughn 63, nearly blind, rebuilds a 6 by 10 foot nativity scene at First Baptist Church Herrin after a suspicious fire gutted the display. Two juveniles from Energy and Herrin were arrested with no charges filed yet. Vaughn continues work at home and plans to display a new stable scene for a December 18 youth program.
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Herrin
Harold Vaughn
Vaughn
First Baptist Church
Energy
Mike Wiseman
Williamson County
SIU Trustees OK Golf Complex Plan at Carbondale
SIU Carbondale wins board approval to pursue private development of an 18 hole golf course on about 250 acres on campus with a lodge condominium complex. Developer Richard J Heath of Evansville estimates costs between 600000 and 1 million dollars with no state tax money.
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Cal
Brandt
SIUC
May
OK To
Siu Golf Complex
Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees
Siu-Carbondale
Siu-C
Stu-C
University
Warren W. Brandt
Harris Rowe
Jacksonville
Richard J. Heath
Evansville
Ind
Heath
George R. Mace
Mace
Midland Hills
Carbon
Dale
U.S
SIU Carbondale honors former faculty with namesake buildings
The SIU Board of Trustees named the Life Sciences Building as Car C. and Gertrude Lindegren Hall and the Home Economics Building as Eileen E. Quigley Hall. An art gallery in the Allyn Building was named the Nicholas Vergette Student Art Gallery. Lindegren and Quigley were pioneering SIUC faculty whose work advanced genetics and home economics, with Vergette a noted sculptor and faculty member who died in 1974.
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Southern Illinois University - Carbondale
Siu-C
SIU Board of
Life Sciences
Gertrude Lindegren
Eileen E. Quigley
Allyn
Nicholas Vergette
Lindegrens
SIUC
Lindegren
Biological Research Laboratory
Quigley
Paul Vivers
Pompano Beach
Fla
Floyd W. Quigley
Carbondale
Vergette
British Royal Society of Arts
Stu-C
Wham
Morris Library
Carterville board weighs fifth bond vote after defeats
Carterville Unit District 5 Board President Larry Woolard says he will resign if a fifth bond referendum is held after four defeats. The district sought a $3 million high school funded by a $1.25 million bond, which failed 493 to 658.
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Carterville Unit District 5
Larry Woolard
Capital Development Board
CDB
Woolard
S. Division St
Russell Hancock
Hancock
Kenneth Drew
Carterville
Cambria
Crainville
Gerald Cuendet
Ronald Raines
Garford Gooden
John Geiselman
Brown enters race as GOP treasurer candidate in Williamson County
William Brown of Pittsburg becomes the latest Republican to seek the treasurer post in Williamson County. Filing opens Monday as parties seek a full slate. Brown, a former American Airlines pilot, real estate broker, and ex Chamber of Commerce leader, faces no announced opposition in the primary.
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Williamson County
William Brown
Pittsburg
Barney Boren
Herrin
Leslie McCollum
Boren
Jerald Kobler
Terry Harmon
Brown
Rodd Realty Co
Marion
Couch enters 24th District race as Republican hopeful
Lyndle C. Couch of Cambria announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in Illinois 24th Congressional District. A retired Marion Penitentiary officer and Navy veteran, he cites lower taxes and less government, opposes gun control and foreign aid, and aims to represent Southern Illinois values.
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Lyndle C. Couch
Cambria
Paul Simon
Carbondale
Pike County
Couch
Pittsfield
Navy
Quincy
Penitentiary
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Carl C. Lindegren
Charles A. Rawlings
Union Roofing Co
Chenoa
Siu-C Communications
Carterville Schools
DeMaris Berry
The
Southern Illinoisan
GOP
O. R. Walley
Thomas Anderson
Donald Daugherty
McCollum
Verlyn Dobbins
Johnston City
Allen Cobb
Jo M. Walker
Curtis Palmer
Kip Litton
Cobb
Walker
Palmer
Russell Oxford
Air Illinois
Southern Illinois
People’s Bank of
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Kobler
Harmon
Anderson
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Daugherty
S. 12Th St
Walker Adjusting Co
Litton
Kip
Jake
Bill Stevens
Dobbins
Gene Hatfield
Route 1
Hatfield
Illinois Department of Public Health
County General Assistance Office
Franklin Williamson
Lyndle Couch
Cambria Board of Trustees
Central Hospital For Animals
Panama Canal
Canal
Simon
Congress
Ray Hawkins
Lyndie Couch
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