Public Calendar Of Open Meetings And Campus Events
The Southern Iinoisan lists upcoming public events including Jerrin Elks Duplicate Bridge Club at 7 30 p m Friday, Southern Dancers Krowpohs Ten at Farr Auditorium eight p m Thursday and Friday, University Women's Ensemble Christmas Concert Friday with free admission, and Home a play by Southern Illinois University Players at University Theater with tickets 175 and no reserved seats. Also notes film listings across local theaters and drive ins with showings Thursday through Sunday.
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Jerrin Elks Duplicate Bridge Club
The
Elks Club
Southern Dancers
Krowpohs
Farr
Southern Illinois University
University Women’s
Southern Illinois University Players
University Theater
Communications Building
SIU Trustees Meet Saturday With Public Agenda
The Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees holds its monthly meeting at 9 30 a m Saturday in Ballroom B at the SIU Student Center. Weekend activities include recycling drives at Westown and Winky’s lots, Baby sitting at Murphysboro Teen Town, a Yuletide concert at Sparta High School, and matinee and late show at Globe with Werewolf on Wheels and Big Jake plus Bugs Bunny Revue free.
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Southern [Illinois University Board of Trustees
SIU
Westown
Murdale
Winky’s
Lewis Park Village
Ymca Teen Group
Conservation Club of
CCHS
Foundation For A Better Environment
League of Women Voters
SIU Outdoor Laboratory
Murphysboro
Murphysboro Recreation Center
N. 14
Sparta Community Chorus
Sparta High School
Christopher
Jake
Rodgers
Anna
Tour of Homes and Tea Events Weekend in Carbondale
Sunday features the Carterville Tour of Homes from 1 to 4 p.m. sponsored by the Newcomers Club with tickets at Hookers Department Store and Talley Cleaners. Tea at Mrs Bleyer’s and at Pink Geranium. The Carbondale Hospital Auxiliary Tour of Homes runs 1 to 5 p.m. with homes of the Browns Coatneys Malones Ea tons and Youngs and tea at Doctors Memorial Hospital. Tickets $2 at several outlets. Also Randy Newman Bonnie Raitt in concert at Shryock Auditorium 8 p.m. Tickets $1 $2.50. McGovern for President event 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Carbondale Ramada Inn.
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Carterville
Newcomers Club
Hookers Department Store
Talley Cleaners
Bleyer
Malone
Youngs
Pink Geranium
Doctors Memorial Hospital
Bleyers Store
Westown Drugs
J. C. Penneys
Randy Newman
Bonnie Raitt
Shryock
Southern Illinois University
Benton teachers ratify new starting pay and raises
The Benton Education Association and the high school board ratified a teachers contract for this school year. Beginning salary is 7500 dollars with a 300 dollar annuity payment, up from 7320. The agreement provides 3 percent yearly increases for experience and for college credits. Negotiations began in May after the professional negotiating agreement expired September 24.
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Benton Education Association
High School Board
Barnie Genisio
Genisio
Weather Drizzle, Wet Roads Plague Southern Illinois Traffic
State police warn drivers in Southern Illinois faced wet roads and drizzle for days. Authorities report slick surfaces raising accident risk as motorists adapt to reduced visibility and continued light rain.
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Illinois
Webb quits as chairman at Southern Illinois University
Howard W. Webb Jr., chairman of the English department at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, resigns from administrative duties to return to fulltime teaching and research in fall 1972. He will take sabbatical winter and spring quarters after leading the department since 1968.
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Howard W. Webb Jr
Southern Ilinois University At Carbondale
Webb
SIU
Roger Beyler
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Police receive state funds for Murphysboro safety project
Murphysboro police department received approximately $900 in state funds for a local highway safety project. William F. Cellini, state public works director, confirmed the grant. The funds helped purchase a second radar unit costing around $1,800, with half reimbursed to Murphysboro from federal highway funds under the National Highway Safety Act.
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Murphysboro
William F. Cellini
Illinois
Change of venue granted in Carbondale parade case
Prosecution obtains venue change favoring Carbondale city in a parade incident case involving 13 charged individuals. The case centers on disobeying police, parading without a permit, and related counts. Judge Richman assigned to new venue by Judge Schwartz. city attorney Bracton Lockwood noted routine procedural action.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinoisan
Bracton Lockwood
Richard Richman
Lockwood
Richman
Robert Schwartz
Jackson County
Janice Johnson
Rt. 1
Jonathan D. Lerner
Bethesda
Blake E. Ritchie
Chicago
Mark Schultz
Pine Lane
Milo J. Villagomez
Stephen White
W. Sycamore
James Zimmerman
Thompson Point
SIU
Kenneth Zucker
E. Hester St
Andrew J. Maxwell
Nashville
Michael T. Chusip
Oak Park
Margaret Curley
Saint Mary-of-the-woods
Ind
David Johnson
Evanston
Michael Deutsch
W. Sycamore St
Guy Scott Bagnall
Stephen S. Thomas
Circuit Clerk’s Office
Arnold Jochums
The
People’s Law Office
Local Advertisers Spur News Circulation Growth in Southern Illinois
Advertisement pages from Herrin Murphysboro Carbondale and Marion showcase contract options and rates. Listings include telephones 942-3187 684-2126 549-5391 993-8161 with contact details for regional campaigns.
Inquest Set in Shooting of Father Fred Morgan Tolar
An inquest will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Williamson County courthouse into the fatal shooting of 34 year old Blairsville security guard Fred Morgan Tolar. His 15 year old son Freddy Dean Tolar told police he used the pistol to shoot his father after reporting his father had beaten his mother Merline Tolar who received facial and rib injuries.
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Fred Morgan Tolar
Blairsville
Williamson County
James Wilson
Tolar
Doctor’s Hospital
Carbondale
Herrin
Freddy Dean Tolar
Mr. Tolar
Southern Illinoisan Publication Details and Addresses
The Southern Illinoisan is a daily paper published Sunday through Friday by Southern Illinoisan Inc. with offices at Carbondale Herrin and Murphysboro. It states postal and distribution details and notes AP republication rights.
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Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinoisan Inc
North Illinois Avenue
Carbondale
North
É6th
Herrin
Walnut Street
Murphysboro
Illinois
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Associated Press
Truck loses wheels causes multi-vehicle crash on Rt. 13
A rear dual wheel came off a truck driven by Bobby D. Burns 38 of Henderson Kentucky causing a chain reaction that damaged four other vehicles. Burns suffered minor injuries and was treated at Pearce Hospital Eldorado. Alfred Smith 67 Junction Alvin Beasley 29 Creal Springs Robert S. Barnett 49 Equality Arthur A. Deras 27 Shawneetown involved.
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Bobby D. Burns
Henderson
Rt. 13
Rt. 1
Pearce Hospital
Eldorado
District 13
du Quoin
Burns
Alfred Smith
Junction
Alvin Beasley
Creal Springs
Robert S. Barnett
Equality
Arthur A. Deras
Shawneetown
Beasley
McGovern Campaign Meeting Set in Carbondale
McGovern for President campaign meeting to be held 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Carbondale Ramada Inn. Gerald Grotta of Southern Illinois University invites all 24th District residents especially delegates to the Miami Democratic Convention. Plans for petitioning and filing delegate candidates will be discussed and a district campaign fund is established at 704 S. Forest St. Carbondale.
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McGovern For President
Carbondale Ramada Inn
Congressional District
McGovern
Gerald Grotta
Carbondale
Southern Ilinois University
24Th Congressional District
Miami
Fla
S. Forest St
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