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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1981

Page

2

Small private landfills face high costs and regulation

Independent landfill operators in Southern Illinois describe a risky, capital intensive business. IEPA enforcement and rising fuel and equipment prices threaten profits while private outfits like Noble Risley’s Frankin County site and Jackson County landfill struggle to stay afloat. High rates reflect land and equipment costs, and operators rely on aging gear and hauling profits to survive.

Dave DeWitte Southern Illinoisan Ronald Reagan Southern Illinois Illinois Pollution Control Board United States Noble Risley Franklin County Risley Big Muddy River Benton Jackson County de Soto Oper Ator Everett Allen Carterville Jackson County Board Allen IEPA Marion Dick Hanneman Hanneman

Landfill costs and regulation reshape Southern Illinois waste scene

Independent landfill owners and industry experts discuss the growing costs, regulatory pressures, and enforcement challenges shaping waste disposal in Marion and Williamson County. Officials warn Public Law 94-580 driven safeguards raise capital needs, while under regulation and illegal dumping complicate compliance and pricing across states and regions.

Storms force Fourth of July event reschedules statewide

Severe storms dumped heavy rain across Carbondale Anna Marion Chester and other towns causing street flooding power outages and downed lines. A tornado damaged Hoopeston mobile homes and outages affected large areas. Several fireworks displays were postponed or moved to tonight with Marion proceeding as planned.

Carbondale Anna Marion Chester West Frankfort Murphysboro Jackson Square U.S. 51 du Quoin Lu Quoin Jackson County Illinois 51 Hoopeston Vermilion County Dennis Carter Macon County

Perfect Pickles Require Three Key Elements

Three things are needed for perfect pickles says Charlotte Coffer Perry County Home Economics Extension Adviser The right line the right equipment and the right procedures are explained with guidance on what they are and how to apply them.

Charlotte Coffer Perry County Home Economics Extension

Campers Courageous at Touch of Nature Story Begins

The article profiles special campers at Southern Illinois University Carbondale's Touch of Nature program. It highlights how campers overcome handicaps through pictures and words. The feature starts on page 37 and continues through the week.

Southern Illinois University-Carbondale

A handle on garbage and the future of landfills

Reporter Dave DeWitte examines how landfills operate under strict state rules and the enduring urge to dispose of trash. The Assignment SI report explores how future waste solutions may shift away from conventional dumps.

Southern Illinoisan Re Dave DeWitte

Southern Illinoisan classified and postage details

Delivery by carrier Sunday per side five ninety five? month rates listed for 18 county outside area. In advance: one year sixty five dollars outside Illinois, seventy five dollars. Six months thirty five dollars inside Illinois, forty dollars. One month unclear. Postmaster address given Box 2108 Carbondale Illinois 62901 and phone numbers for circulation and classifieds.

Illlinois Marion Southern Illinoisan Carbondale Ill

Young Manson fan held after rampage with a knife

A 16 year old in St Louis claimed to follow Charles Manson and carried out a knife assault during a Friday night rampage. He slashed his father and sister, damaged a friend’s home, and tried to steal cars while planning to burn a church and ransom a bus for disciples. The youth turned himself in at St Agnes Church and police recovered a copy of The Family at his home. He also said he tried to telephone Manson at San Quentin.

St. Louis Charles Manson St. Agnes Catholic Church South St. Louis Manson San Quentin Calif Sharon Tate

Motorcyclists Escape Injury Dodging Loose Tire on Illinois 149

Two Carterville men escaped serious injury Saturday after falling from a motorcycle while avoiding a loose tire from farm equipment on Illinois 149 two miles east of Illinois 3. William North, 23, and Marty Fuzzard, 18, sustained minor injuries but required no treatment. Larry Graff, 31, of Mysboro, was driving the tractor that dislodged the tire, which struck an eastbound car bumper before hitting the motorcycle. The bike overturned as North swerved. Graff and car driver Mark Helms, 26, of Marion, were not injured. The crash occurred at 9:35 a.m.

Carterville Illinois William North Marty Fuzzard Larry Graff Mysboro Graff Mark Helms Marion

No felony charges in strike incident at Norge plant

Herrin authorities conclude rock throwing at the Herrin Norge plant on May 15 produced no felony charges for any strikers. Police say evidence is insufficient for further charges. Three truck drivers were injured as they exited the plant. Shirley Calcaterra of Johnston City remains charged with aggravated assault and disorderly conduct after initial felony mob action was dropped. Video tapes were reviewed as part of the investigation. The strike dispute, tied to Norge shipments, ended May 23.

Herrin Norge Herrin Bruce Townsend Williamson Randy Patchett Shirley Calcaterra Johnston City Townsend Norge

Hughes in limbo on appeal over Herrin vote ruling

Herrin Treasurer Terry Hughes remains undecided on appealing a city election ruling that unseated him. City Attorney Paul Murphy proposed resignation effective July 13 to ease governance, suggesting Robert Hardcastle could take office. Hardcastle had been declared winner on June 26 with 100 votes to be credited, turning an apparent 79 vote loss into a 21 vote win.

Herrin Terry Hughes Paul Murphy Robert Hardcastle Bob Murphy Althou John Brewster Hardcastle Williamson County Circuit Court

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