West Frankfort Benton approve school bonds
West Frankfort and Benton voters approved bond issues to replace old school buildings. West Frankfort approved 1 571 in favor 1 237 opposed with 45 spoiled ballots for a 1 8 million plan. Benton approved 1 875 million for a new high school with 43 classrooms and gym.
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West Frankfort
Benton
Carl McClerren
Warren Jennings
McClerren
Benton High School
Scrapbook project, Jamaica letter reveal author’s nostalgia
The writer recalls making a kindergarten style scrapbook with colleagues, then shifts to a Jamaica trip letter from B. J. Murrie about a swim meet in Kingston. He argues Carbondale needs an Olympic size pool to attract events and revenue, while noting SIU printing issues and Paul Simon’s campaign promises including a hamster for his daughter and an ombudsman role.
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Jamaica
B. J. Murrie
Carbondale
Florida
Flying Fish Club
Kingston
Murrie
Southern Illinois
Miami
Paul Simon
Troy
Daugher
Simon
Two Arrested After High Speed Chase in Herrin Area
Lonnie G. James and Michael E. Harmon were arrested after a pursuit that reached 100 mph from Claunch Motors Inc. Harmon was charged with theft fleeing a police officer reckless driving and driving without lights. James faces charges of underage drinking theft and disorderly conduct. The theft concerns a tachometer valued at about 70 dollars from a Claunch Motors lot.
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Williamson County
Marion
Lonnie G. James
Rt. 2
du Quoin
Michael E. Harmon
Dowell
Zeigler
Harmon
Claunch Motors Inc
S. Park Ave
Herrin
Jack Ingram
Theron Linton
James
Claunch Motors
Mrs. Ethel Troutman Dies in Anna at 80
Mrs. Ethel G. Troutman 80 of Anna died at 5 45 p.m. Saturday in Union County Hospital Anna Born April 4 1888 Hannibal Missouri daughter of Joseph and Jane Stoten Married Ivan C Troutman October 17 1912 Hannibal He died June 2 1961 Surviving sister Amy Harwood Corvallis Oregon Nieces and nephews Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday McCarty Funeral Home Anna Body to be taken to Hannibal for services Tuesday Smith Funeral Home Burial Mount Olive Cemetery Hannibal
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Ethel G. Troutman
Anna
Union County Hospital
Troutman
Hannibal
Joseph
Jane Elsden Stoten
Ivan C. Troutman
Amy Harwood
Corvallis
Ore
Fire damages tomato truck at Emery's market on Rt 37
Fire crews responded Friday night to H. R. Emery's market on Route 37 where a truckload of tomatoes burned. Damage was estimated at 2100 dollars and authorities suspect an electric space heater caused the blaze. Later Saturday a separate flue fire at 1700 West Monroe Street in Herrin caused minor damage.
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H. R. Emery
Rt. 37
Herrin
W. Monroe St
Emery
Dogwalk
Unlucky Friday Fire Destroys Tomato Truck
H R Emery of Dogwalk north of Marion on Rt 37 faced a $900 loss as a truckload of tomatoes were burned after a space heater overheated the vehicle. Firemen arrived at 11 15 p m assessing $900 damage to the truck bed and $300 to tires, while the cab remained intact.
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H. R. Emery
Marion
Rt. 37
Emery
Kentucky Youth Arrested After Armed Robbery Attempt
An 18 year old Paducah, Kentucky youth identified as Donald Mathis attempted an armed robbery at a Vienna area home. The shotgun was found unloaded when the 8 year old son slept, and Mathis was captured after a police chase. The car used was reported stolen from Simsonia, Kentucky.
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Jim Hatton
Kentucky
Johnson County
Clarence Allbritten
Vienna
Rt. 45
Allbritten
Donald Mathis
Paducah
Mathis
Glenn R. Norman
Rt. 1
Simsonia
Six Murphysboro men charged after tavern card game raid
Police arrested six Murphysboro men after a Beasley's Tavern raid at 902 Walnut Street. Ardell Beasley 56 faces gambling place charge. five players bond set at 500 dollars. Names include Andr ess Fay Grammer Reese Camden and Williams. Hearing set for 10 a m Monday.
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Murphysboro
Beasley’s Tavern
Walnut St
Ardell Beasley
John H. Andress
Lindell St
Fay Grammer
N. 16Th St
John L. Reese
Spruce St
Earl J. Camden
Louie Wayne Williams
Impacts of SIU on Carbondale a Mixed Blessing
Carbondale residents face benefits and costs from Southern Illinois University. SIU brings prestige, jobs, and culture but also traffic, housing demand, higher municipal services, and law enforcement pressures. Impaction costs require state aid though no formal system exists beyond occasional projects and credits.
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Ben Gelman
George Willhite
Harry J
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
SIU
Saluki
Stu
State Teachers College
Teachers College
Uncle Sam
Millinois
C. William Norman
Kent State University
Town and Gown
Kent
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
University
Unity Point
SIU Groundbreaking Advances University Center Additions
Cold weather did not slow Southern Illinois University trustees and guests as they broke ground for an 8.8 million University Center addition. SIU President Delyte Morris and Chancellor Robert MacVicar spoke at the luncheon, noting past debates over the center and its location near U.S. Route 51 and Thompson Street.
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Ben Gelman
Southern Ilinoisan
Southern Illinois University
University Center
SIU
Delyte W. Morris
Dougherty
Robert W. MacViicar
Carbondale
Morris
Thompson Street
Locat
MacVicar
Guy Hitt
Melvin Lockard
Robert Macvicar
SIU President Morрис Breaks Ground for New University Center
Southern Illinois University President Delyte Morris delivers a groundbreaking address as trustees and Chancellor MacVicar begin the digging at Carbondale for the University Center expansion. Morris says further facilities will follow and stresses the need for informal and cultural spaces beyond classrooms and laboratories.
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University
SIU to help form Quad Cities graduate center across four states
SIU joins with nine institutions including University of Illinois and University of Iowa to establish a not for profit graduate center serving Rock Island Moline Davenport and surrounding area. The plan backs initial funding of 94000 and aims to offer education, business and engineering courses first with Augustana College as a starting site.
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Southern Illinois University
Rock Island
Moline
East Moline
Davenport
Iowa
SIU Board of Trustees
State Board of Higher Education
STU
University of Illinois
Northern Illinois University
Western Illi
Nois University
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
University of Northern Iowa
Augustana College
Marycrest College
Robert W. MacVicar
SIU Carbondale
MacVicar
Illinois
Illinois Higher Board
Quad-Cities
Deere Corporation
International Harvester
Rock Island Arsenal
Senal
Springfield
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