Hangovers No Magic Cures New Year's Eve Tips
Merrill Perlman summarizes safe drinking tips from Illinois authorities and outlines the consequences of DWI. He notes alcohol absorption timelines, urges designated rides, debunks sobering myths, and offers relief suggestions for hangovers while stressing time as the only cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Perlman
Randall Tolbert
Illinois
du Quoin
Tolbert
John Amadio
Jackson County
Mental Health Services of
Franklin and Williamson County, Inc
Amadio
Myers
Meyers
Bob Sisson
Franklin- Williamson Mortal Heath Service
Resolutions for 1977 From Southern Illinois Residents
The article surveys area residents on New Year resolutions for 1977. Olga Todd, Jeanette Minton, LaRue Shelton and Sabian Guarceras discuss weight loss, health, quitting smoking and willpower, noting resolutions often fail but some intend to continue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Minton
Herrin
LaRue _ Shelton
Carterville
Sabian Guarceras
Area residents plan to make and break them
Residents share mixed New Year’s resolutions for 1977. Ray Schmitt aims to save money and travel. Ann Barker plans to decide and likely break resolutions. Mike Hedgecock targets advancing to machinist mate chief by January. Others doubt they will keep goals, hoping the new year improves on 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Schmitt
Carbondale
Schmitt
Ann Barker
West Frankfort
Mike Hedgecock
Marion
Navy
Tom Armstrong
Carterville
W.A
Buck”’ Morris
Benton
Three Carbondale youths found safe after subzero campout
Three Carbondale teenagers Robert Hesketh James Bynon and Marty Robb were located by Jackson County deputies after an intensified search near Alto Pass. The youths ages 17 to 18 had been dropped off Thursday for a Boy Scout campout in the Pomona Natural Bridge area and faced extreme cold before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Alto Pass
Nancy Robb
Marty Robb
Robert Hesketh
James Bynon
Jackson County
Don White
James Robb
Marty
Etherton Switch
Pomona Natural Bridge
White
Pomona
Illinois to Demonstrate Mine Fill in Belleville Area
A $1 million federal project will test hydraulic backfill to fill abandoned mine voids around Belleville Maryville Illinois to curb subsidence risks. Exploratory drilling starts mid February to locate mines and assess stability as part of a joint Illinois plan with the Bureau of Mines and state agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbera Schechter
Southern
Illinois
Belleville
Maryville
U.S
Bureau of Mines
Alan Cole
Bureau
Pennsylvania
Appalachian
Cole
Illinois Cent. of Mines and
Minera's
Illinois State Geological Survey
C. Melvin Price
East St. Louis
Russell T. Dawes
Tillino
Dept. of Mines and Minerals
Federal Agency
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Dawes
Congress
Paul Simon
D-Carbondale
Perry County Tops Illinois Coal Output
Illinois coal mines produced nearly 5.2 million tons last month, up from 4.7 million a year earlier. Perry County led with 930,821 tons, followed by Randolph 733,799 Franklin 495,317 and Jefferson 430,771. A total of 13,736 workers mined the coal across 58 mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
Perry County
Randolph
Franklin
Jefferson
Cunningham and Butler Lead Southern Illinois Union Council
William Cunningham of Cunningham Enterprises Anna and Gary Butler of IBEW Local 702 were elected co chairmen of the Southern Illinois Union Management Council created December 13 by regional industry and labor leaders. The 12 member panel will meet in January to fuse industry and labor objectives focusing on economic improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cunningham
Cunningham Enterprises of
Anna
Gary Butler
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Southern Ilinois Union Management Council
Southern Illinois
Richard Darby
Egyptian District Council of Carpenters
Andrew Pribble
Iron Workers Local
Elmer Brandhorst
Service Employes Union
William Calis
Teamsters Local 375
Butler
C.S. Heaton
Central Illinois Public Service Co
Robert L. Chapin
Norge Co
Jack Lewis
Bunny Bread Co
James R. Brigham
Diagraph Bradley Industries
James E. Redden
Olin Corp
Cunningham
Waiting eight years for Verlee Hiller's new kidney yearned by faith
Verlee Hiller, 24, of Christopher, has waited nearly eight years for a functioning kidney after a transplant failed. She endures dialysis four days weekly, benefited recently from shorter sessions due to new tech, and remains hopeful for a compatible donor. She stays active, helps her church, and pursues education while awaiting the right time for another transplant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlee Hiller
Merrill Perlman
Miss Hiller
Christopher
Kansas
St. Louis
Poe
Archie
Carbondale student abducted and shot escapes
Gregory E. Prineas, 19, a John A. Logan College student, was kidnapped near SIU Carbondale and shot in the back after being forced to drive to near Campus Lake. He escaped to a nearby house and is listed in stable condition at Memorial Hospital. his assailant drove away with Prineas’s car. Police and SIUC security investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory E. Prineas
John A. Logan College
Carbondale
Prineas
Memorial Hospital
Peter G. Prineas
Crazy Horse
Southern Illinois University
Princas
SIUC
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Kathie Kibler
Marion High School
Ed Greer
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