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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1971

Page

3

Public hearing on Shawnee strip mine reclamation project

A public meeting will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday Jan 15 at Crab Orchard High School near Marion to discuss a trial strip mine reclamation in Shawnee National Forest near Palzo and to collect opinions on a larger 200 acre project.

Crab Orchard High School Marion Shawnee National Forest Palzo Williamson County Wayne R. Nicolls U.S. Forest Services Harrisburg Charles J. Hendricks Hendricks E. Poplar St

59th district candidate withdraws Maud Curry

Maud Curry of Eldorado withdrew from the Democratic race in the 59th Legislative District. Despite her exit, four candidates remain in the race including incumbents Clyde Choate Anna Hart Benton Wayne Samuels Lesser and William Grindle Herrin. No withdrawals in the 54th or 58th districts. Evangelist Billy Graham will speak at the Governor's Prayer Breakfast in Springfield on April 20, Gov. Ogilvie announced.

Maud Curry Eldorado Clyde Choate Anna Richard C. Hart Benton Wayne Samuels Lesser William Grindle Herrin

Derge to Arrive at SIU Carbondale Early for Start

SIU announces David R. Derge, named president, is slated to arrive on campus around January 15 to begin his duties officially February 1. Willis Malone details Derge will visit the Bloomington and Carbondale locales, meet staff, and tour university operations. A temporary residence at 810 S Elizabeth St is arranged, owned by the SIU Foundation, with prior occupants including the University Administrative Council and former chancellor Robert W. MacVicar. The foundation bought the home in 1962 for about 38000 dollars. SIU weighs redesignating the University Conference Center as a president residence amid prior funding questions and a $1 million Stone stock gift.

SIU David R. Derge Southern Illinois University At Carbondale Willis Malone Derge Indiana University SIU Foundation University Administrative Council Foundation Eli Borkon Robert W. MacVicar James Brown SIU Board of Trustees University Conference Chicago W. Clement Stone Stalls Northeast Community Development Congress John Holmes Norvell Haynes Citizens Participation Carbondale Northeast Congress Haynes

Marion man bound for grand jury in attempted murder case

Orlando Capogreco of Mulkeytown was bound over to a grand jury on a charge of attempted murder after missing an arraignment. The unusual proceedings in Marion circuit court included a judge change, a waived preliminary hearing, and a continuance request by Capogreco’s attorney. The shooting occurred December 17 involving Capogreco’s son in law Steve Menckoski Jr. of Hurst. All mines reported working Tuesday.

Orlando Capogreco Rt. 2 Mulkeytown Capogreco Circuit Court Marion States Atty Kenneth Powless A. R. Cagle Joe Hickman Powless Cagle Hickman John Clayton First Judicial Circuit Capegreco Steve Menckoski Jr Hurst

Floral pieces stolen from cemetery in Marion

Mrs. Mabel Wolfe of 208 East Jefferson Street reported Sunday that a floral piece was stolen from a grave at Rose Hill Cemetery. Police noted several other grave adornments were missing. Two tires on Robert Snyder's car were slashed Sunday in Marion near Alfred Bradley's home at 320 South Third Street.

Mabel Wolfe E. Jefferson St Marion Rose Hill Cemetery Robert Snyder Snyder Alfred Bradley S. Third St

Shock fence disrupts Gorham calls. pigs escape

Murphysboro manager Charles Meadows reports interference from a two strand electric fence near Gorham. The bottom strand disrupted General Telephone lines, affecting 10 to 12 customers. fence power curtailed and owners to install non interfering wiring. service expected to restore today or Tuesday.

Murphysboro Charles Meadows Gorham General Telephone Co Meadows Gorham Ar Grand Tower

Evansville youth dies in one vehicle crash near Red Bud

A 16 year old Evansville high school student Gregory G. Poston died when a car driven by Steve Stirnaman ran off Rt. 3 three miles north of Rt. 155. Four youths were involved with three others injured. Funeral arrangements are pending with Cashner Funeral Home Evansville.

Evansville Red Bud Gregory G. Poston St. Clements Hospital Steve C. Stirnaman Robert J. Pierman Modoc Barry K. Poston Rt. 3 Ruma Stirnaman Gregory Poston Cashner Funeral Home Cashner Kenneth Knobloch Tilden East St. Louis Richard Helen Eidmann Poston Industrial Club Barry Poston Kathy Lynn Poston Margaret Eidmann Mary Poston

Decade of SIU salaries total a quarter billion

Southern Illinois University at Carbondale paid $266,616,000 in salaries from 1960 through 1970. Contractors added about $21.5 million for labor on 18 building projects valued at $71.5 million, bringing total construction payroll impact toward $228 million. Carbondale payroll ranged from $12.5 million in 1961 to $46.6 million in 1970.

Southern Illinois Southern Illinois University At Carbondale University News Service University

Fire damages vacant Boskey Dell house in Carbondale

Fire crews report a vacant Boskey Dell house in Carbondale destroyed by 10 45 p m Saturday. Owner Fred Clutts name given with unknown cause and no value yet. Later at 3 11 p m Sunday a clothes dryer at Ira Lee Heern Rt 1 Carbondale destroyed with smoke damage to utility room wall.

Carbondale Boskeydell Fred Clutts Ira Lee Heern Rt. 1

Director believes change is possible Model Cities 'Stalls' baby'

Bob Stalls rose from a SIU custodian to Carbondale Model Cities director earning 16099 annually, heading a 140 staff and a 2 million budget. The piece traces his career, hardships, travel, housing investments, and community tensions around his leadership and influence.

Very merry Christmas after Herrin fire

The Perry family lost their home and all possessions in a Christmas Eve fire on the Herrin Colp road. Neighbors from Herrin and nearby towns donated clothing and items while they await new housing. The family received no household articles insurance and plans to move into a house trailer or new home soon.

Herrin Larry M. Perry James Shannon Herrin-Colp Road Shannon Perry Tex Perry Goreville Perrys Sam Mrs. Perry Larry Lori Johnston City Shannons Norge Fedders Herrin Packing Co

Carbondale Model Cities profile of program director

Editor notes introduce Carol Alexander's second in series profiling Robert Stalls, the program director. Future installments by Alexander Bonita Troutt and Carbondale City Editor Gary Blackburn will cover more aspects of the initiative.

Carbondale

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