Boundary incident forgotten as neighbors save life
Wanda Harris reports rural Marion residents Tom Smith and Amil Cornille set aside a long standing boundary dispute after Smith and his family pulled Cornille from a burning mobile home. The fire destroyed the trailer and a nearby camper, but both men survived and praised each other for bravery.
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Tom Smith
Amil Cornille
Smiths
Cornille
Marion
Smith
Supplies salvaged as Brush Elementary faces year end move
Eetty Hemann Rick Bisaga and Dale Smith spend days before Christmas at Brush Elementary School Carbondale cleaning textbooks and materials salvaged from the December 12 fire. Damaged items will go to First Christian Church on South University Avenue for Brush students through year end as church members approved housing the children.
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Eetty Hemann
Rick Bisaga
Dale Smith
Brush
Carbondale
First Christian Church
South University Avenue
Teachers criticize makeshift classrooms in Marion
Teachers and parents in Marion raised alarm Tuesday about substandard education for about 270 Logan School pupils housed in gymnasiums after Logan was condemned and demolished. The board heard that heat and poor facilities persist as officials explore options and seek a new elementary building with state help.
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Marion
Logan School
Marion Unit Two Board of Education
Logan
Washington
Robert Grenwood
Greenwood
Carl Manier
James Sanders
Illinois Capital Development Board
Carbondale to consider borrowing for missing library taxes
The Carbondale Public Library could borrow to cover four special assessments totaling 9,630 dollars that were left off Jackson County property tax bills in 1975. Assessments cover an audit, employee retirement fund, social security, and liability insurance. County officials cite legality questions delaying inclusion on the bills.
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Robert Grupp
Carbondale
Perdue
Jackson County
Robert B. Harrell
Harrell
State Attorney General
Illinois Dept. of Local Government Affairs
Library Board
John Gilbert
Carbondale City Councy
Carbondale Community High School
Reid Martin
Hans Fischer
Rend Lake College appoints Kenneth La Salle dean of instruction
Kenneth J. La Salle, 38, will become Rend Lake College's dean of instruction starting January 6 at a salary of 24000. He comes from Holyoke College where he was a professor and division chairman. The five month search yielded 246 candidates and six finalists with input from faculty students and administrators plus two Springfield consultants. The board also tabled a second time a pay policy for teaching loads amid nursing load concerns.
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Merrill Perlman
Southern Illinois
Chicopee
Mass
Rend Lake College
Kenneth J. LaSalle
LaSalle
Holyoke College
Holyoke
Mess
Rend Jan
Phillip G. Ward
Ward
Michigan
Stu
Callrts
W. Travis Martin
Carroll R. Turner
Academic Assembly
Marion police arrest 13 in gambling raid at recreation club
Thirteen people were arrested Tuesday afternoon at the Marion Recreation Club in a gambling raid by local and state authorities. The 3:30 p.m. operation involved Marion Police Williamson County Detectives state police and the Illinois Bureau of Investigation. Bond was set at $1,000 for each suspect and identifications were not released.
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Marion
N. Madison Street
Williamson County
State
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
SIU C Law School to Appoint New Associate Dean
SIU Carbondale School of Law will name David C. Johnson as associate dean effective January 1 replacing Thomas G. Ready Jr. Johnson will oversee admissions and teach part time, with Johnson’s and Ready’s contracts shifting to 12 and nine months respectively. Johnson earns 3514 dollars monthly and has a CPA background with degrees from North Dakota and the University of Pennsylvania. Ready, with degrees from Illinois, has taught at Vanderbilt Tennessee and Washington University.
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Southern Illinois University-Carbondale School of Law
David C. Johnson
Siu-C
Thomas G. Ready Jr
Ready
Hiram H. Lesar
Law School
Lesar
4Uesar
Johnson
Roady
University of North Dakota
University of Pennsylvania
Emory University
SIUC
University of Oklahoma
University of Illinois
Vanderbilt University
UM University of Tennessee
Washington University
EPA warns private dump owner in Herrin
The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency warns John Vander of 501 W Herrin St that his private dump violates state rules. An inspection on November 30 found improper insulation disposal from Allen Industries and lack of a state permit, with prior warnings having been issued.
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Herrin
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
EPA Southern Region
Ken Mensing
John Vander
Herrin St
Mensing
Vander
Allen Industries
Santa in Christopher a longtime Christmas figure
Christopher resident Karl Price recalls his 37 years of playing Santa, starting in 1939 at a Christopher store. He visits towns and homes on request, funding his sleigh via fuel and costume costs, not pay, and stresses keeping the magic for children who still want dolls, guns, trucks, and vehicles.
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Micheisa
Santa Claus
Christopher
William Price
North Pole
Price
Oops
Santa
Illinois
Karl
Mt. Vernon
Jerry
Benton
Ronald
Spolling Brook
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