Naval wedding at Meridian Air Base marks couple's union
Sherry Rae Newton and Richard Martin Gengenbach II wed in an 11 a.m. ceremony on October 3, 1980, in the Meridian Naval Air Base chapel. The bride wore a white naval dress. maid of honor Connie Hawkins and best man AT2 Brian Lakin stood with the couple. Both reside at Meridian Naval Air Base, with Newton a 1977 Ballard County High School graduate and Gengenbach a 1973 Murphysboro Township High School graduate.
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Sherry Rae Newton
Richard Martin Gengenbach II
Meridian Naval Air Base
Meridian
Miss
Hugh Smith
J. B
Rose Newton
Bard- Well
Richard Martin Gengenbach
Murphysboro
Connie Hawkins
Brian Lakin
Officer’s Club
Ballard County High School
la Center
Murphysboro Township High School
U.S. Navy
Meridian Air Base
Kueker Franklin Wedding in Chester Nov 15 1980
Brenda Sue Kueker and Brian Keith Franklin wed in a 3:30 ceremony at St John s Lutheran Church Chester officiated by Rev W A Ranta. Attendees included Ardell Rucker and Louis Franklin as parents. Bride wore flecked organdy. Reception at American Legion Hall Evansville. They reside in Modoc.
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Brenda Sue Kueker
Brian Keith Franklin
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Chester
W.A. Ranta
Ardell Rucker
Ellis Grove
Louis Franklin
Modoc
Leo Fortman Jr
Prairie du Rocher
Allen Kueker
Ronald Kueker
Harold Wegener
Red Bud
Lou Struthhart
American Legion Hall
Evansville
Bilderback-Wilson Lori Ann Bilderback and Billy Ray Wilson Wed
Lori Ann Bilderback and Billy Ray Wilson united in marriage on November 15 1980 at St Peter's Lutheran Church Campbell Hill with Rev Meyer officiating. They reside in Ava with both families present. Bride a Trico High School graduate employed as a produce clerk. groom a Trico High School graduate and correctional officer at Menard.
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Modoc
Chester High School
Red Bud High School
Indian Farm
Lori Ann Bilderback
Billy Ray Wilson
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Campbell Hill
Meyer
James Bilderback
Ava
Bill D. Wilson
Linda Baker
Willisville
Gina Todaro
Stacy Wilson
Sandra Wilson
Jamie Wilson
Gerald Speith
Sandra Taylor
Percy
Stan Wilson
Gary Wilson
Allan Dagner
Bob Baker
Jimmie Bilderback
Mike Dunn
Gary Fults
Ray Dagner
Nathan Svanda
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Chester
Trico High School
Kroger’s
Murphysboro
Menard Correctional Center
Vancil and Denton Married in Pinckneyville Church Ceremony
Linda Sue Vancil and Roger Gene Denton united in marriage November 15, 1980 at First Baptist Church Pinckneyville. Rev Charles Boling officiated. Bride wore lace Victorian gown. attendants from Illinois, Iowa, Tennessee. Reception at church. couple honeymooned in Florida. She engineers at Barttelbert Rhutasel in Freeburg. He coal miner at Burning Star No 4 Mine.
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Linda Sue Vancil
Roger Gene Denton
First Baptist Church
Pinckneyville
Charles Boling
Stephen Phillips
Howard Vancil
du Quoin
Thomas Denton
Schiffli
Julie Rogers
Christina Loiacono
Bettendorf
Iowa
Martha Brock
Susan Wilson
Jackson, Tenn
Laura Ruth Bandy
Herrin
Bonnie Brayshaw
Thomas Denton, Jr
Randal Clark
Florida
du Quoin High School
John A. Logan College
Southern Illinois Univeristy-Carbondale
Barttelbert, Rhutasel & Associates
Freeburg
Pinckneyville Community High School
Consolidation Coal Co
Burning Star No. 4
Record award in malpractice settlement in Illinois history
Eileen Martin, 27, was awarded 3.32 million dollars after a 10 week trial over her mother Ann’s death from complications after intestinal bypass surgery at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. The Cook County jury was sequestered during deliberations. The suit named Northwestern, surgeon Dr Fred Preston, and internist Dr Henry Head as defendants.
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Chicago
Illinois
Eileen Martin
Ann
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Cook County
Martin
Northwestern
Fred Preston
Henry Head
Dennis Schoen
Schoen
Preston
Rockford Police Seek Clues In Homicide Wave
Rockford police hope a state crime lab ballistics report will yield clues to a spree of killings that has rocked the Northern Illinois city. Kenneth Foust, 35, was shot during a Thursday robbery at a gas station, the fourth victim this week with investigators linking the cases.
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Rockford
State Crime Lab
Illinois
Delbert Peterson
Kenneth Foust
Borchers Acquitted in Obstructing Justice Case
After a two day trial Circuit Court jurors acquitted former state Representative Webber Borchers 74 of Decatur of obstructing justice and attempting to influence a witness in a June traffic accident case. Tyus a motorcycle rider faced no injuries. Borchers had been charged with failure to yield.
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Decatur
Webber Borchers
Borchers
Tyrone Tyus
Tyus
Springfield woman named acting executive director at Illinois AMLR Council
Sue Massie of Springfield was named acting executive director of the Illinois Abandoned Mined Lands Reclamation Council. The 29 year old will start the post on February 1 after serving as supervisor of design and reclamation. She previously partnered in an environmental design firm in Hamilton and worked for a private firm in Northbrook and the Macon County Regional Planning Commission.
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Springfield
Sue Massie
Ms. Massie
Council
Hamilton, Ill
Northbrook
Macon County Regional Planning Commission
GOP uses public funds for computerized redistricting plans
Springfield reports GOP leaders have spent over 117000 in state money on computer work to aid Illinois redistricting. Trips to California cost 3877 and 7245 with consultants Rose Institute and National Demographics Corp. Democrats call ethics concerns, but no illegal actions asserted.
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GOP
Springfield
Illinois
Chicago
California
Arlington Heights Daily Herald
General Assembly
Bsspa
Rose Institute of Claremont
Calif
National de
Mographics Corp
The
Daily Herald
David Epstein
George Ryan
Kankakee
Robert Newtson
House
Ryan
Philip W. Collins
Calumet City
Senate
Carter Hendren
James R. Thompson
Hendren
Collins
Peter Peters
Iév
Epstein
Thompson Gives Educators Advance Spending Notice
Gov James R Thompson outlines advance budget figures for Illinois education boards as he prepares an estimated 15 billion dollar state budget to be delivered March 4. He notes boards seek 187 million for K-12 and about 100 million for higher education, but says overall state increase limited to around 400 million amidst rising welfare costs.
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Springfield
James R. Thompson
Illinois
Thompson
General Assembly
State Education Board
Higher Education Board
Higher Board
Chicago
House
Senate
Second packing house closes in East St. Louis
Royal Packing Co plans to shut slaughtering operations today in East St. Louis, the second packing plant to close there in two months. About 65 workers to be laid off as Royal consolidates distribution between St. Louis and National City after a wage and benefit concession offer was rejected.
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East St. Louis
Royal Packing Co
St. Louis
Royal
Marc Sokolik
National City
Packing House
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Kueker
Franklin
Angela Fortman
Linda Seymour
Mary Leifer
Johny Guitar
Brenda and
Brian Franklin
Bilderback-Wilson
Lori and
Billy Wilson
Humphrey
Linda and
Roger Denton
2Nd Packing House
E. St. Louis
Sokolik
Hoto
Harry
Marion
Carbondale
Southern
Highway
DeSoto
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