Marion chamber honors Crisp and Bradley at annual dinner
The Greater Marion Area Chamber of Commerce named Robert D. Bradley Citizen of the Year and Harry L. Crisp II Man of the Year at the dinner. Bradley, longtime community figure, and Crisp, Marion Pepsi Cola Bottling owner, were lauded for leadership and service. Ralph Korte gave the keynote on small business and free enterprise. Incoming president J David Thompson outlined goals for 1982.
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Dave DeWitte
Robert D. Bradley
Robert D. Bradley Insurance Co
Harry L. Crisp II
Marion Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Greater
Marion Area
Bradley
Marion
Ner
Crisp
Marion Pepsi- Cola Bottling
Pepsi-Cola
Chamber
Egyptian Council of Boy Scouts of America
Korte
Highland
J. David Thompson
Dorain Fletcher
Witt
Fletcher
Rend Lake College hikes tuition to 15 per hour
Rend Lake College trustees approved a 2 per hour increase to 15 for fall, eliminating the 1 activity fee. The raise targets a 169000 state aid loss and matches regional college trends. Also approved is an Associate in Science degree and a catalog bid from Evans Press.
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Rend Lake College
Jean Ann Bailey
Southern Illinoisan
Rend Lake College Board of Trustees
Joe Scrivner
Mount Vernon
RLC
Bob Kelley
Kelley
Illinois
Evans Press
Fort Worth-Dallas
Rebecca Brymer
Joyce Exhibit Opens At Morris Library January 27
Du Quoin man enriched SIU Joyce collection as SIUC prepares a James Joyce Centennial Exhibit. The display features rare manuscripts, letters, and first editions from the Croessman collection, plus items from Joyce’s Dubliners and Ulysses. A second feature covers Mohlenbrock’s new course on endangered species and natural areas preservation at SIUC with field trips and a state-by-state activity list.
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du Quoin Man
Siu Joyce
Ben Gelman
Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
James Joyce
SIUC
Morris Library
Joyce
du Quoin
Harley K. Croessman
Ulysses
Finnegan’s
Richard Peterson
Alan M. Cohn
Shelley Cox
Friends of Morris Library
Finnegan
Robert Mohlenbrock
United States
Mohlenbrock
Illinois
State aid delay could hit Marion schools hard
Marion Unit 2 School District faces a $347,927 shortfall if the g overnor's plan to delay the June state aid payment is enacted. Superintendent A C Storme said the move isn't merely bookkeeping and that the district would remain underpaid for at least two years even with proposed interest. The board and James Sanders pressed state officials to oppose the plan while Storme noted other federal funding cuts, including a 40 percent drop in school lunch participation. The district also announced a one time Social Security benefit extension for fourteen seniors and approved upgrades including a public address system at the Marion Athletic Complex and the purchase of 24 IBM Selectric typewriters for $17,097.75.
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Dave DeWitte
Thompson
Marion Unit 2
A.C. Storme
Storme
James Sanders
Illinois Association of School Boards
Southeastern College
White Electric Company
Marion Athletic Complex
Randy Miller
Mary Ann Power
IBM Selectric
Du Quoin publishing firm control disputed in court fight
The vice president of Call Publishing Co. denied a Tuesday report that a new board took control of the Du Quoin Evening Call. Lucius Smith III along with F Hoxie Smith, Harold Emling, and F Mark Miller formed the disputed management, while L S Smith Jr. faced a lawsuit over alleged misused assets and ownership shares. The case seeks a restraining order on the meeting, which circuit Judge Robert Bastien denied.
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Brad Berker
The
Southern Illinoisan
Call Publishing Co
du Quoin
Smith III
F. Hoxie Smith
Phoenix, Ariz
Harold Emling
F. Mark Miller
Call
L. S. Smith Jr
John H. Croessman
Glynn Duncan
Eugene Gallmeister
Miller
Perry County
L.S. Smith Jr
Lucius Smith III
Suic
Cuit
Robert Bastien
Smith
Emling
Elder Smith
J. Mark Maclin
Carbondale Jaycees pick top 81 police and fire awards
John Hudson 37 received the outstanding police officer award for 1981 with SIU Carbon dale Security Police and chairmanship of the Shawnee Division of the Illinois Police Association. Tom L Wenzel 52, a 22 year Carbondale Fire Department veteran, earned outstanding firefighter honors and serves as fire prevention inspector. Roy Stephens nominated from Makanda Volunteer Fire Department. Other police nominees include Carol S Kammerer SIUC Security William Brandon Leon Hamlin and Dar Stearns all with Carbondale Police Department.
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John Hudson
Tom L. Wenzel
Carbondale Jaycees
Hudson
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Illinois Police Association
Wenzel
Carbondale Fire Department
Roy Stephens
Makanda
Carol S. Kammerer
Siuc Security
William Brandon
Leon Hamlin
Dar Sterns
Carbondale
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Ralph Korte
Harry L. Crisp
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