Civil service editor leads SIU daily Egyptian
Edward L. Horn 34 of Temple Texas becomes SIU Carbondale Daily Egyptian managing editor marking a shift to civil service. He replaces William Harmon, a journalism faculty member, as policy questions and hiring details remain unsettled. Horn, paid 17000 yearly, cites Long as editor publisher while Derge involvement is limited. Horn aims to finish his master's while bridging school and newspaper roles.
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Dave Butler
Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois University At Carbondale
SIUC
Edward L. Horn
Temple
Tex
Horn
William M. Harmon
Harmon
School of Journalism
Bryce Rucker
Howard R. Long
Journalism School
Long
David R. Derge
Ruc
Ker
Carbondale
Derge
The
Rucker
Daily
Egyptian
SIU
Temple Daily Telegram
Daily Eagle
Bryan College Station
Houston Post
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Galveston Daily News
University of Texas
Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Association
U.S. State Department
China
Donald A. Hecke
Firemen's suit hearing set for July 18 in Herrin
Judge James Foreman will hear the case at 1 30 p m in U S District Court Danville on July 18. The suit filed April 16 names Mayor John McVey City Clerk Bernita Hopkins Fire Chief Laverne Kerley and Police Chief Bill Humphrey as defendants. Plaintiffs include Tom Dale IAF District 8 vice president and six Herrin firefighters Bill Hatley Paul Marlo Ron Graut David Bander a Lindell Carrasco and Tony Stampini alleging officials interfered with the union and violated civil rights.
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Herrin Firemen
International Association of Fire Fighters
James Foreman
Metropolis
U.S. District Court
Benton
Danville
John McVey
Bernita Hopkins
Laverne Kerley
Bill Humphrey
Tom Dale
Louisville
IAF District 8
Herrin
Bill Hatley
Paul Marlo
Ron Graut
David Bandera
Lindell Carrasco
Tony Stampini
Rt 51 hearing outlines Pleasant Hill Road intersection plan
State DOT engineers announce a $285,000 project at the Rt 51 and Pleasant Hill Road intersection south of Carbondale. The plan includes traffic signals, left turn lanes, widening to 24 feet, an 8 foot bicycle shoulder, and improvements to approaching roads. Public meeting July 11 at Unity Point School to explain details to residents.
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Rt. 51
Pleasant Hill Road
Carbondale
State Department of Transportation Engineers
Pan
Unity Point School
Harry Ray
Pleasant Hill
Reservoir
Ray
Fire Totals Heavy Damage In Cobden House
A two story Cobden residence owned by Karl Sweitzer suffered extensive damage from a morning fire. Fire Chief Charles Veal said the main section and roof addition are ruined and the addition will be torn down. Value estimated over 35000 dollars. Firefighters used pond water from 8 50 a m to 1 30 p m. A son reports seeing the kitchen origin while a 16 year old daughter salvaged a softball glove. Items including money and a coin collection burned. Investigation planned.
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Karl Sweitzer
Charles Veal
Veal
Sweitzer
Karen Sweitzer
Anna Annalopes
Southern Illinoisan Newspaper Notice Text
This appears to be a publication address and copyright style note for the Southern Illinoisan newspaper listing multiple office locations in Carbondale Herrin and Murphysboro along with postal and AP republication rights. It identifies former papers and explains AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches.
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Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinoisan Inc
North Illinois Avenue
Carbondale
North 16Th Street
Herrin
Walnut Street
Murphysboro
Linois
Matlhling
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Associated Press
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