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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1982

Page

3

District 95 weighs options for leftover building funds

District 95 eyes 240000 in unused funds from Carbondale Elementary School building plans. Board members pledged careful review before any additional construction, aiming to avoid unnecessary additions while considering a second phase including Parrish and Lincoln substitutions. The Building Utilization Committee was charged with updating long range studies and reporting at Feb 17.

Jean Ness Southern Illinoisan Carbondale Board of Education Gary Highland Highland Thomas Parrish School Lincoln Junior High Harold Bardo Karl Bartelsmeyer Gordon White Jean McPherson Bardo Thomas, Lewis and Parrish Bartelsmeyer White Springmore School

Carbondale rail project faces fight

City officials and engineering reps warn a tough year ahead to secure federal funds for the railroad relocation program. The effort hinges on appropriations and a new Surface Transportation Act as the 1982 construction schedule advances with overpasses on Pleasant Hill Road and U.S. 51.

Tom Woolf Southern Illinois An Carbondale Max Sproles de Leuw, Cather and Co Washington, D.C Sproles Congress U.S. Department of Transportation Pleasant Hill Road Jeff Doherty U.S. 51 Eldon Gosnell Gosnell

Herrin flood aid promise urged after highway questions

At a Herrin High School meeting officials pledged possible state aid if a study confirms Illinois 148 worsened flooding. Deputy Director Donald Vonnahme said the problem predated the highway work, with retention solutions discussed and local leaders seeking federal grants or low interest state loans. Residents urged quicker relief as spring rains approach and questions linger about delays and funding.

Bonnie Marx Southern Illinoisan Herrin 17Th Street Illinois Division of Water Resources Illinois 148 Herrin High School U.S Paul Simon D-Makanda Donald Vonnahme Water Resources Division Vonnahme 17Th Grand Streets Larry Lipe Lipe C.L. McCormick Jim Rea Robert Winchester Gene Johns Johns Simon Job Corps Springfield

Effort to demote Sesser police chief halted

City Attorney said only the mayor can authorize a demotion after a formal hearing. Alderman Kelly had charged Chief Roy Pinkston with excessive time at the fire station and failing to file monthly reports, plus suspending Patrolman Gerald Bate for five days. Pinkston denied wrongdoing and noted he has filed monthly reports since April 1980. The council tabled guidelines for the police board and discussed merit-board pay.

Jean Ann Bailey Southern Illinoisan Roy Pinkston Gary Szczeblewski Carroll Kelly Pinkston Gerald Bate Kelly Mitchell Board of Fire and Police Commissioners

Marion mayor blasts EPA chief over landfill fine

Marion Mayor Robert Butler fired a five page letter at Illinois Environmental Protection Agency after a $5,500 fall fine for landfill pollution. Governor James Thompson received the missive, which Butler delivered with his characteristic wit in a September 21, 1981 note.

Dave DeWitte Southern Illinoisan Marion Illinois Robert Butler Illinois Environmental Protection Agency James Thompson Illinois Pollution Control Board Butler John Hancock Chicago Chicago Canal

Marion mayor targets IEPA over landfill permit delays

Butler criticized IEPA for slow processing of Marion developmental permit applications north of Marion near Spillertown and questioned the qualifications of IEPA inspector Terry Ayers. He urged a landfill advisory council and urged equal treatment of all permit applicants, noting local facilities lacking toilet and phone services. Carlson defended sole applicant requirements and warned Marion’s past violations. No action yet from Thompson.

IEPA Butler Terry Ayers Land Pollution Control Division Marion Spillertown Ayers Richard J. Carlson Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Carlson Herrin de Soto Everett Allen Carterville Thompson

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District 95 Carbondale Rail Project Trict George Edwards Jerry Lower Robert Starnes Lee Markovitch IDOT Donald Swinford Sesser John Siegert Ronnie Robinson James Robbins Robbins Police Department Didates Godlewski Jackson County Board Szczeblewski Cablevision Black Lung U.S. House Southeastern Illinois College Carl Perkins D-Ky House Labor and Education Committee EPA
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