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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1971

Page

4

Completion Nears for Marion State Office Building

The 49 000 square foot Marion complex valued at 1 176 005 inches toward completion with two state departments set to move in February 1 the Department of Corrections and Office of Business and Economic Development occupying the west wing. The east wing saw plan changes. The building will serve a 27 county area from Fayette to Jasper to Crawford north and Alexander to Massac south.

Marion Department of Corrections Office of Business and Economic Development Fayette Effingham Jasper Crawford Alexander, Pulaski and Massac

Quiet Christmas Weekend for Southern Illinois Police

Police in the Carbondale area reported a quiet Christmas weekend with several incidents. A rock shattered a window at Leo's Liquors and an undetermined amount of liquor was stolen. Andrew G. Lee was charged with aggravated battery after slashing a man’s face during a debt dispute. Robert Collier was arrested at Plaza Lounge on disorderly conduct, illegal firearm possession and concealed weapon charges. Theft also occurred at Jim's Truck Stop with two tape players and 25 tapes stolen. A glass break was noted at a garage door in Jackson County.

Tlinois Carbondale Leo's Liquors Monroe St Andrew G. Lee Washington St Lee Thomas Abbage Abbage Jackson County Doctors Hospital Robert Collier Ilegal Collier Plaza Lounge Jim Murphysboro

Mobile home entry reported at area garage

A mobile home near the garage owned by Jim Jones the garage manager was entered. Hoffman said no items were missing from the trailer.

Jim Jones Hoffman

Missouri man fined for firearm possession in Marion

Tommie Lee Covington of Farmington Missouri, 28, was fined 350 in circuit court for unlawful possession of a firearm. He was arrested by Marion police and a Williamson County sheriff after short changing a service station attendant in Williamson and Franklin counties. Police found a loaded .38 pistol taped under the car dash and a small amount of marijuana. the marijuana charge was dismissed after he pled guilty to the weapon charge. Johnston City Rita L. Dodig 21, fined 19 for speeding.

Tommie Lee Covington Farmington Marion Covington Williamson County Franklin County Johnston City Rita L. Dodig

Coulterville Man Hurt In Rural Road Accident

A crash on a Perry County rural road at 7 20 p m Saturday left Georgia Laramore 18 Coulterville badly hurt and passenger Dawn Laramore 22 with minor injuries. They were taken to Pinckneyville Community Hospital. The driver Jerry Laramore 25 avoided a collision by pulling right and hitting a culvert on Mueller Hit Cemetery Road near Ri 23. Earlier Saturday in Randolph County Don Weill 40 Cowgill sustained minor injuries when his pickup was forced off Rt 3 by an unknown vehicle and struck a utility pole. Weill was transported to St Clements Hospital Red Bud.

Perry County Georgia Laramore Coulterville Jerry Laramore Pinckneyville Sam Garanati Laramore Dawn Laramore Pinckneyville Hospital Mueller Cemetery Road Ri 23 Garanati Randolph County Don Weill Cowgill Rt. 3 Weill St. Clements Hospital Red Bud

Fire Call at Marion and Lydia Fortune Street

A fire occurred on Market Street at 8:15 p.m. Friday during baking cookies. No injuries noted. Fire crews responded to a baking incident near Marion and Lydia Fortune.

Marion Lydia Fortune Market St

Rites set for Mrs. Lucy Shepard at Zeigler

Funeral services for 87 year old Mrs. Lucy Shepard of Zeigler are scheduled for 1 p.m. Tuesday at Vantrease Funeral Home Zeigler with Rev. Joe Hammon officiating. Burial will follow in Denning Cemetery West Frankfort. She died Friday night at Herrin Hospital after a brief illness leaving a daughter Mrs Lennis Crump three sisters a brother and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Mrepard Mountain City Tenn W. M. Shepard Lennis Crump Zeigler Susan Adams Lottie North Butler, Tenn Burley Robinson Mt. Gaye W. Va George Robinson Masonic and Odd Fellows Benton Leimbeck Union Hospital West Frankfort Pana Jacob Orient Anna Marie Feldenz Roden Busch St. Pauls Lutheran Church Lehmbeck of. Orientswill West Ims Orient Sam Reedy Funeral Home William Frankfort

Darst and McKay Named V P of Sales at Old Ben Coal

William P. Darst and Robert JG McKay have been named vice presidents of sales of Old Ben Coal Corp in Chicago effective Jan 1. Old Ben operates three deep mines in Southern Illinois. Winnie Perrine, 78, of Anna, funeral set 10 a.m. Monday at First Baptist Church Anna with Rev. Waller Bartels officiating. Burial in Anna Cemetery. Friends may call at McCarty Funeral Home Anna after 2 p.m. today.

William P. Darst Robert JG. McKay Old Ben Coal Corp Chicago Old Ben Jary Standard Oil Co Ohio Ilinois Anna Winnie Perrine Tee First Baptist Church Waller Bartels McCarty Perrine Union County Hospital

SIU Vietnam center wins HEW grant for language program

The Southern Illinois University Center for Vietnamese Studies received a $24,000 grant from the federal Health, Education and Welfare department to support courses in Cambodian, Laotian, and Vietnamese languages. Center director H. B. Jacobini said some advanced classes may be offered, with an intensive Southeast Asian language program previously held last summer. Jacobini, who announced his resignation, has led the center part time amid ongoing funding and governance debates.

Southern Ilinois University Center For Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare H. B. Jacobini SIU Agency For International Development Jacobini

Correction notice and misprint on Fridays Southern Illinois

Correction explains two stories were combined under the wrong headline on page seven and the Robert D. Reid opinion column appears on today’s editorial page. Additionally report of traffic fines from several towns including Harold N. Parker in Du Quoin and Michael J. Schole in Carbondale.

Robert D. Reid lDu Quoin Harold N. Parker Cobden Robert L. Reed Carbondale Michael J. Schole Field Ronald B. Stephens Murphysboro Joseph F. Stanes Russell A. Swallow

Fire destroys two story house near Route 97

A Saturday fire destroyed a two story house and a small shed about a mile and a half east of Route 97 near Whiteash Johnston City. Firemen said neighbors reported the blaze around 7 15 p m. The owner and cause were unknown Saturday night. Herrin fire truck stood by in Johnston City during the fight.

Whiteash Johnston City Neshbors

Shawnee College Names Two Judges for Contest

Shawnee College announces a panel of judges Flora Chambliss Cairo James Armstrong Metropolis Tom Reeves Dongola to interview local students on February 10. One male and one female student will be named local winners and receive 100 dollars each. District winners earn 250 dollars and advance to the state competition in spring.

College Villa Cross Flora, Chambliss Cairo James Armstrong Metropolis Tom Reeves Dongola Wanes Debbie Ellis Grand Chain Lemuel Myers Tamms Shawnee David Bunch

Candidates Still in Run in Franklin County Precincts

Most candidates remain active but three Franklin County precinct committeeman races were withdrawn. With these changes 14 of 35 precincts will have contests. Democrat Paul Gayer in Six Mile Township precinct three withdrew, leaving Rinaldo Manjez unopposed. Republican Nobel Smothers left Cave Township precinct race, leaving James Kerley and Edward Sullivan. Republican Carl Smothers withdrew from Benton Township precinct two, leaving John Temberton unopposed.

Ilinois Franklin County Paul Gayer Six Mile Township Rinaldeo Manjez Nobel Smothers Cave Township James Kerley Edward Sullivan Carl Smothers Benton Township John Temberton

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