Revisions Under Way Area Hospitals Have Plans In Case Of Fire
Hospitals across Southern Illinois are revising fire evacuation plans after a Hartford Conn fire tragedy. Miss Bertha Goodrich reports eight area hospitals use fireproof wings, alarm systems, and coordinated evac routes. Some facilities lack nuclear attack provisions and plan to upgrade alarms, shelters, and civil defense connections.
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Zilmer
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Marion Memorial Hospital
Norman Harding
Harding
Hospital Lacks Shelter Space Says Officials
Harding states the hospital does not have a shelter for patients or staff and is obligated to receive and care for as many patients as facilities permit in case of a widespread disaster.
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Harding
Arts and Architecture
Cohen
Administrator outlines fire safety plan for hospital
The administrator warned a fire or explosion in operating rooms using explosive materials is possible but precautions are in place. If a fire occurs, evacuations prioritize critically ill and nonwalking patients, with staff trained in the plan. In an emergency, facilities could move to St. Andrew's School Gymnasium.
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Inland Architect showcases SIU design education and philosophy
The November Inland Architect issue centers on Southern Illinois University's design department. It features work by Chairman Harald Cohen Elsa Kula Herbert Roan Davis Pratt Robert Hunter and Herb J Meyer. Cohen warns of moral issues in regenerative use of resources while Meyer outlines the department's Design Research and Development wing begun four years ago.
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Research Centers in Africa and Latin America Role
Meyer describes the DRD as providing an education in research framework for the department’s graduate program. He notes a continuous transformation of intellect and experience in the research program and in the graduate program, each drawing on and augmenting the other’s resources.
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Latin America
DRD
Meyer
Six Colleges Prep Disaster Talks In Bloomington
Coordinators from SIU and university groups discuss civil defense plans. A second meeting of the group organized Oct. 20 in Bloomington will include a review of SIU disaster and civil defense programs. Demonstrations of the SIU communications control system are planned, with a two day meeting ending Wednesday in an informal session on disaster preparedness philosophy.
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Omer Miner Dies at 86 in Johnston City
Omer Howard Miner 86 of 1408 Burgess St Johnston City died at 8 30 a m Sunday Born Oct 11 1925 in Franklin County Mo he was the son of Robert Miner of Chicago and Maggie Jent Miner of Johnston City He leaves sisters Wanda Carlson Burlingame Calif Dollie Blackwell Houston Tex Virginia Lavender Autos and Vivian Upton Johnston City Funeral services set for 3 p m Tuesday at Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Johnston City with Rev Jackie Wilhoite of Johnston City Pentecostal Church officiating Burial in Lakeview Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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Chicago
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Burlingame
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Doll
Egyptian Association to meet Thursday on exceptional children
The Egyptian Association for Mentally Retarded Children will hold a public meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday at the First Methodist Church Carbondale. Don Rainey University School teacher will lead a discussion among high school students from Carbondale Mavion and Murphysboro who recently attended a meeting on exceptional children in Champaign.
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First’ Methodist Church
Carbondale
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Former Resident Charlie Easterly Dies in California
Charlie B. Easterly 71 of 7334 E Terros St Paramount Calif died Saturday after a long illness in a California hospital. He was born in Ava July 29 1890 son of John F and Betty Easterly. He moved to California in 1936. He married Netlia Reno of Carbondale. Survived by wife son Jim in Navy daughters Helen Bonk Bernalee Bradshaw of Downey sisters Nora Talbott Baldwins Park Burch Slout Ida Brouillette Murphysboro brother Gordon Redding and five grandchildren. Burial in Rose Hill Memorial Park Whittier Calif.
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Carbondale
Easterly
Jim
Navy
Helen Bonk
Bernalee Bradshaw
Downey
Nora Talbott
Baldwin Park
Burch Slout
Ida Brouillette
Murphyshoro
Gordon
Redding
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Whittier
Lennox Torture Tests Furnaces For Quality And Durability
An editorial piece explains Lennox conducts extreme torture tests on furnace heat exchangers to ensure long life and top efficiency. It argues that rigorous lab testing means customers get reliable performance and customer satisfaction from Lennox systems.
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Tmder
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