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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1975

Page

6

Second assault by youth claimed at Hurst center

A 16-year-old Cairo youth allegedly assaulted a 16-year-old East St. Louis boy at the Southern Illinois Children's Service Center in Hurst Bush, using a butcher knife. The incident follows a prior beating of a 15-year-old by the same youth a week earlier at the center. Center officials say the youth, placed on an emergency basis after a program in Champaign lost its license, loses control in open settings. The East St. Louis youth was treated at Herrin Hospital for a hand wound. a case worker wrestled the assailant to the floor as law enforcement arrived. DCFS and Ayers dispute emergency placement practices as the center faces possible electricity cut-off and ongoing budget pressures.

Cairo Southern Illinois Children’s Service Center Hurst Bush East St. Louis Bush Ben Harrison William Ayers Ayers Bloomington Herrin Hospital Harrison Williamson County Champaign Ilinois Department of Children and Family Services DCFS John Clayton Mary Lee Leahy Central Illinois Public Service Co CIPS

Perry Workshop to Open Monday in Du Quoin

The Perry County Sheltered Workshop for the Handicapped opened in Du Quoin with five clients and aims to double participation by Jan. 1. Located on South Wells Street in the former Seventh Day Adventist School, the program offers vocational training at no cost. Clients will repair and clean the building until industry contracts provide handicapped jobs. Funding arrives as a $32,000 grant from the Illinois Department of Mental Health for nine months starting Oct. 1.

Perry County du Quoin Seventh Day Adventist School Wells Street Tom Hamlin Hamlin Illinois Dept. of Mental Health

Friends of the Library planned for Carbondale

Carbondale Public Library Board outlined plans for a Friends of the Library group and a library sponsored bicentennial research project. Librarian Charles Perdue said letters will invite interested residents to join, aiming for a broad community representation. Committee members include Madelon Schilpp Carl Jones Ward Morton and Ralph McCoy. An organizational meeting is not yet scheduled, likely in January.

Friends of the Library Carbondale Public Library Board Charles Perdue Madelon Schilpp Carl Jones Ward Morton Ralph McCoy Perdue

Doctor hired for Eurma Hayes Center in Carbondale

Dr. Burton Roseman, 32, of Chicago becomes full time staff at the Eurma C Hayes Center health clinic funded by a federal block grant program. He trained at Northwestern Rehabilitation Institute and Iowa Medical School, will work 8 am to 5 pm with one evening weekly, serving residents, especially low income, on a sliding fee scale.

Eurma C. Hayes Carbondale Burton Roseman Chicago Carroll Fry Roseman Northwestern University Rehabilitation Institute Carson Mitchell University of Iowa Medical School Mitchell

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