Three new doctors join St Joseph Memorial Murphysboro staff
St Joseph Memorial Hospital in Murphysboro adds three physicians Dr Brij Mohan internist Dr Gregorio Macarney surgeon and Dr Ardujo Pulido obstetrician gynecologist. The trio boosts the active staff to nine and strengthens internal medicine surgery and obstetrics care.
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St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Murphysboro
Mary Bede
Brij Mohan
Gregorio Macaraeg
Urduja Pulido
Gregorio Macaraey
Ardujo Pulido
Pulido
Wilfredo Matias
Borgsmiller
Sister Mary Bede
Mohan
Medical Arts
Ballesteros
Akhtar
Macarney
Esposito-Rodriguez
New Delhi
India
Punjab University
Amritsar
Royal College of
Ish Hospital
Macaraey
Philippine Islands
Manila Centra! University
Peoria
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Tina Drive
Esposito
Far Eastern University
Manila
Philadelphia Woman’s Hospital
St. Mary’s Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
Jewish Hospital and Medical Center
Interboro Hospital
Jewish Hospital
Matias
Tina Dr
Property transfer request denied by Jackson board
A hearing before the Jackson County Board of School Trustees in Murphysboro rejected a bid to move three lots from Carbondale District 95 and High School 165 to Murphysboro Unit 186. The three lots on Jackson County Club Road were opposed by District 95. The board approved two minor transfers elsewhere including a land strip for a state road project on Rt 4 and a power pole brace easement on Lincoln School grounds.
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Carbondale
Murphysboro
Jackson County Board of School Trustees
Ernie
Maxine Williams
Mary L. Waller
Bill
Alice Steele
Hazel Trail
Jackson Country Club
County Board of Trustees
Trico
Campbell Hill
Central Illinois Public Service Co
Lincoln School
Carbondale Advances Housing Ordinance and Zoning Talks
Carbondale city council approved a housing ordinance setting minimum dwelling standards and creating a housing appeals board. The body also moved toward a new zoning ordinance, discussed definitions, and decided that city employees cannot serve on council committees.
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Gary Blackburn
SIU Doctoral Student Drowns in Strip Mine Pit
Yoshihiro Ohya a 30 year old Japan ese doctoral student in geology at SIU Carbondale drowned about 8 30 p m Monday in a strip mine pit on the Ronald Hutchinson farm west of Carterville Details from Deputy Jackson County Coroner Louis Russell were not available Ohya lived in Carbondale was near the end of a PhD in interdisciplinary molecular science He was born in Japan October 10 1942 and leaves a mother and sister in Japan Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Huffman Funeral Home Carbondale
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Yoshihiro Ohya
Southern Illinois University At Carbondale
Siu-C
Ronald Hutchinson
Carterville
Jackson County
Louis Russell
Ohya
Paul Robinson
S. Rawlings St
Carbondale
Japan
Masako Ohya
Huffman Funeral Home
Taxpayers pay Union County tax bills in first day
Union County residents lined up to pay a total of 1 821 444 on the first day after bills were mailed by Tax Collector Mickey Kelley. The drop from last year stems from the elimination of the personal property tax. First real estate payments are due by August 6 and final payments by September 1 at the collector's office or any county bank. Paul H. McRoy attended the Kiwanis International convention in Montreal with about 20 000 attendees.
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Union County
Mickey Kelley
Kelley
Paul H. McRoy
Bonnie Brae
Carbondale
Kiwanis International
Montreal
Quebec
New Union County Sheriff to serve until November 1974
Ronald Stamp of Jonesboro has been appointed Union County Sheriff and will serve until November 1974. The County Board dropped plans for a special election after State's Attorney James Leaton advised it is unnecessary due to time constraints. Stamp’s appointment takes effect July 15 as Sheriff Elmer Kelley leaves office.
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Ronald Stamp
Jonesboro
Union County
Union County Board of Commissioners
Elmer Kelley
Fred Blaylock
Leaton
Stamp
Kelley
Evanston man leaps to death from SIU Neely Hall window
Roy L. Nellegar 18 of Evanston plunged from the 13th floor of Neely Hall at SIUC crashing through a lounge window and dying at Doctors Memorial Hospital. Witnesses said he visited his girlfriend Cathy Loebbaka 18 of Evanston amid reported quarrels. An autopsy and inquest will determine exact cause. Nellegar was a student at Evanston Township High School.
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Joseph Arimond
Southern Illinoisan
Evanston
Southern Illinois University At Carbondale
SIUC
Roy L. Nellegar
Lawndale Ave
Neely Hall
Mr. Nellegar
Doctors Memorial Hospital
Carbondale
Fred Bierer
Jackson County
Nellegar
Cathy Loebbaka
Evanston Township High School
Loeb
Peggy Louise
Delores Brewer
Siu-C
Chicago
Douglas Palmer
Roselle
Operating engineers strike developments in Illinois counties
In a three week old strike Local 318 in Harrisburg covers Jackson Union Williamson and Franklin counties with no talks planned. Local 520 including Randolph and Perry counties returned to work after a federal restraining order. About 500 engineers and thousands of craftsmen are idled as interim pacts with Local 318 resume some projects. Federal mediator Edward Richards may call new sessions.
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Southern Illinois Operating Engineers Union
Wardell Riggs
International Union of Operating Engineers
Harrisburg
Local 318
Jackson
Union
Williamson
Franklin
Randolph
Perry
Local 520
Pick
Riggs
Edward Richards
Marion council funds water street projects from revenue sharing
Marion council reports $110,875 in water main extensions and street improvements funded by revenue sharing. The Treasury estimates $98,175 to Marion for six months. funds allocated to a $53,758 water project and $57,117 street project. Vehicle issues include a 10 inch water main break near the Veterans Hospital and a plan to address smoke and whistle complaints from the Crab Orchard and Egyptian Railroad tourist train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Robert Butler
Federal Treasury Department
Butler
Crab Orchard
Hugh Crane
Ralph I. Headean
Police Department
Headean
J.W. Durham
Cpeland
Veterans Hospital
Bert Swafford
Water Department
Rex Presson
College Street
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
General Fund
Civil Defense
Fire destroys 24 lane Banks Bowl in Centralia
A fire swept through Banks Bowl in Centralia destroying a 24 lane alley while relacquering occurred Monday night. The two occupants escaped unharmed as firefighters from Sandoval Centralia Salem Odin and Patoka battled the flames.
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Centralia
Banks Bowl
Sandoval
Salem
Odin
Patoka
Hospital strike ends at Franklin Hospital
A six month labor dispute at Franklin Hospital Benton appears resolved with employees invited to return. Fired workers who walked off in February and later in sympathy have mostly returned or will return. Picket lines are gone and a $600000 addition will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Hospital
Benton
Williamson Fair Schedule Adds Six Grandstand Attractions
Williamson County Fair announced six grandstand attractions at a Fair Board meeting including wrestling on Sept. 1 and 7, rodeo Sept. 2, western horse shows Sept. 3 and 5, and a tractor pulling contest Sept. 8. Lions Club booked wrestling programs at 8 p.m. July 21 and Aug. 4. Cleanup continues at the 52 acre grounds with mowing, weed clearing, grandstand painting, volunteer labor from Melvin Fisher, and new steps and road maintenance planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lions Club
Fairgrounds
Melvin Fisher
Fourth of July Preparations in Southern Illinois
Communities in Southern Illinois make final preparations today for Fourth of July celebrations as residents and volunteers gear up for events and activities across the region.
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Southern Illinois
Jim Jack
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St. Joseph
Jackson School Board
Carbondale Standards
Neal Eckert
Carroll Fry
Illinois Avenue
George Wilson
Rt. 13
Northeast Congress
Congress
SIU
Mr. Stamp
Stronghurst
Egypt
Criminal Justice Planning Advisory Board
A.S. Lewis
Anna
Union County Hospital
Lewis
Joan Edwards
Mrs. Edwards
State Department of Aeronautics
Edwards
Eting
Marion Council
O.R. Walley
Son
Haines City
Fla
Steeleville
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