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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1969

Page

3

Southern Illinois delegates optimistic on Con-Con potential

Six Southern Illinois delegates praised the independence and caliber of fellow delegates as they prepared to reconvene in Springfield. They anticipate nine substantive committees plus a procedure committee, with president-appointed members. Voting on vice presidents and committee assignments loom as the nonpartisan convention rewrites Illinois’ constitution.

Illinois Springfield Ralph Dunn Dy Quoin Convention Rules Committee Dunn Duan David Kenney Carbondale Executive Department Clifford Downes Herrin Downes Ford Vernon Legislative Buford C. R. Buford Mt. Vernon Henry Carter Hendren Jr Albion Chicago Jack Karns Downen Kenney Butler

Williams Opposes, Richman Defends Rock Music Plan

Officials split over a proposed rock festival near Carbondale as Rep. Gale Williams opposes the event and Richart Richman argues it is a legal activity. A public meeting drew about 360 people and a local group, Concerned Citizens of Southern Illinois, formed to oppose the festival.

Williams Richman Carbondale Gale Williams K-Margysboro Richart Richman Jackson County Nixon America Southern Linois Spring Arbor Gordon Watson Georgianne Baertmans Bill Yates Dinnis Dennis First National Bank of Carbondale John Feirich Feirich Spring Arbor Lake Assa Brock Lockwood Charles Novartis Harpette Ltd., Inc Frank Janello Insurance Agency Notarus Said Dinnig Ln A

Voters decide single contested primary in Jackson County

Jackson County voters face one primary contest in March with Democratic filings showing a treasurer race while Republicans field candidates for three offices. Incumbent sheriff Raymond Dillinger and clerk Mrs. R. G. Burke seek Democratic treasurer nominations. Delmar Ward and Monroe Deming seek Democratic terms as county clerk and superintendent, with the latter to become superintendent of an educational service region in 1970. Republican hopefuls include Charles E. Gray for county clerk and John Hoffman for sheriff, plus Frank Tebow for treasurer.

Jackson County Raymond Dillinger R. G. Burke James Kerley Delmar Ward Monroe Deming Ward Carbondale

Franklin County Sheriff and County Officials Primary Race

Twenty candidates file for five Franklin County offices in the March primary. Sheriff contenders include three Republicans and six Democrats led by Bray, Marks, Pritchard and Graves, Bryant, Willis. Other races feature Dems Chiaven tone, Moore, Jones, Hiller, Davis, Salingue, Browning, Gulley, Armstrong, and Odle, with Republicans Smothers and others seeking seats on county representation.

Charles Bray Arthur Marks Bet West Frankfort James Pritchard Benton Sam Graves John Bryant William Willis J. C. Bailor Walier Barney Browning George C. Wilson Whittington al Chiaventone Bob Moore Danny Jones Christopher Harald Odle Bob Hiller Zeigler Joe Davis Robert Salingue H. Lee Browning Walter Schedals Albert Gulley Bobby Armstrong Clarence Smothers

West Frankfort man fined and placed on probation

Terry Sullivan, 20, West Frankfort, was fined 200 and given a three year probation with circuit court in Marion. He pled guilty to a reduced charge of reckless conduct after an argument at the D and W Club. Sullivan also ordered to pay the hospital bill of a Marion man wounded Nov 30. The original charge was aggravated battery. Kenneth Powless urged the reduction. Sullivan was recharged after James Griffin was shot once in the left shoulder at the D and W Club on South Liberty Street.

Terry Sullivan West Frankfort Marion John Clayton Sullivan Kenneth Powless James Griffin D and W South Liberty Street

Representation election stalemate at Union Hospital

Dispute at Union Hospital West Frankfort stalls as Local 12646 of District 50 UMWA prepares for a representation election. Hospital board for the not for profit facility voted 5 2 to recognize Teamsters Local 47 as bargaining agent. secret ballots reaffirmed action while District 50 seeks to represent seven locals. An estimated 110 former employees attended a District 50 meeting. Election hours and expected results were announced, with clergy involvement discussed by community leaders.

Union Hospital West Frankfort District 50 United Mine Workers of America Board of Trustees Hospital Teamsters Local $47 Teamsters Union UMWA Seid Board Vernon Ford Houston Tex Ford Teamsters R. E. George Concerned Citizens

Randolph County party filings for county offices detailed

Multiple candidates filed for county offices in Randolph County. Republican contenders include Richard Alison for treasurer, Olaf Veath for treasurer, James Thieret for sheriff, Kenneth Stellhorn for county clerk, Oscar Meinerich for county clerk, Bernie Weithorn for superintendent, and Harry? Noted. Democrat filings feature Frank Maybell for treasurer, Ardell Currat for sheriff, Arthur Ziebold for commissioner, Louis Mannie Barbeau for clerk, Vincent Birehler for superintendent. Local arrest notes: Onie Cooper jailed for driving while suspended. Jom Walter Mugga cited for speeding.

Randolph County Richard Alison Chester Olaf Veath Sparta Allison Veath Frank Maybell James Thieret Ardell Snap? Currat Madoc Thieret Menard Penitentiary Currat Ralph Bollinger Eltis Grove Bollinger Arthur Ziebold Red Bud Kenneth T. Stellhorn Red Tad Oscar Meinerich Louis “Mannie Barbeau Prairie du Rocher Bernie Weithorn Vincent A. Birehler Herrin Onie Cooper Harrisburg Jom Walter Mugga

Williamson County primaries spark 20 filing for offices

Twenty candidates filed by the final day creating party contests for two nominations in Williamson County. Republican Paul Haynes and Democrat Leroy Linck seek treasurer, with Linck facing Allen Cobb. Democratic rival Evelyn Gresham competes with Walter Willis and Ovie Edwards for commissioner. Sheriff races dominate with four contenders including Vernon Lowe and Robert Cooksey. clerk and superintendent races have incumbents unopposed or facing minor opposition. Petitions may be withdrawn through Saturday.

Wiliamson County Paul Haynes Marion Grover Haynes Leroy Linck Rt. 1 Linck East Marion Spillertown Evelyn Gresham Rt. 4 Haynes Harold Farner Far~ner Gresham Walter ‘Willis Herrin Ovie Md Carrier Mills Char Vernon Lowe Webb Henshaw Corinth Robert L. Cooksey Merion Audie Gower Johnston City Lowe Cooksey Mariion Gower Paul C. Litton Dern West Russel Oxford Litton West Oxford Barney Boren James Dean Lee Booth Hervin Leslie Stilley Booth

Perry County Republicans file slate for five county offices

Perry County Republicans filed their slate for nomination to five county offices including farmer county commissioner Henry B. Hisenhauer of Du Quoin for treasurer and Dean T. Smith of Pinckneyville for supervisor of the educational service region. Other filers include John Barber Vergennes sheriff Frank Keith Pinckneyville county clerk Laurence Brock Sunfield and C H Linder Pinckneyville for county commissioner. Democrats filed for nomination with John Rednour Cutler for re election as county commissioner Philip Provart Du Quoin for re election as superintendent, William Heisner Pinckneyville Lloyd Lodge Willisville for treasurer Winton Bigham Pinckneyville for county clerk Julius Peradotta Pinckneyville and Eddie Rainwater Sunfield for sheriff.

Perry County Farmer County Henry Hisenhauer du Quoin Dean T. Smith Pinckneyville Educational Service Region John Barber Vergennes Frank Keith Laurence Brock Suntfied C. H. Linder John Rednour Cutler Philip A. Provart William C. Heisner Lloyd Lodge Willisville Winton Bigham Julius Peradotta Eddie Rainwater Sunfield

Union 14 primary contests filed for next March

County Clerk Pred Blaylock reports fourteen candidates filed for the Union Court primary on March 1. Democrats seek nominations for county commissioner and sheriff with Delano Postal J James Eaves Robert Vancil Elmer Kelley Everett Brasel and John F Trexler among entrants. Michael T Kelly seeks treasurer along with incumbents Fred Blaylock and George H Otrich for county clerk and superintendent of education service region. Republicans list Roy G Dillon sheriff Carroll Rich treasurer Glen Matthers county clerk and Ray McIntire commissioner with no candidate yet for superintendent of education services region.

Union Court Pred Blaylock Delano Postal James Eaves Robert Vancil Elmer Kelley Everett Brasel John F. Trexler Michael T. Kelly Fred Blaylock George H. Otrich Education Service Region Roy G. Dillon Carroll Rich Glen Matthers Ray McIntire Ecu Cation Services

Hub of Carbondale Receives New Liquor License

Carbondale Mayor David Keene issued a new liquor license to Bruce Burgis under the Hub of Carbondale corporation to operate the Rathske War, 1008, Dinois. The prior license in Ralph Parvish's name was revoked for health and code violations, which Keene said have been corrected as of Tuesday.

Carbondale David Keene Bruce Burgis Corporation of Hub of Ralph Parvish Keene

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