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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1978

Page

3

Slain woman's husband fights to rebuild life after tragedy

David Witte, former GM executive, endures daily battles to maintain dignity after his wife Virginia was murdered on May 12. Police suspect a stranger. Witte aided the investigation while denying involvement. Neighbors report heightened fear, but emphasize community resilience as the couple’s home remains a solemn reminder of the crime.

Dan Hubble David Witte General Motors Corp Virginia Witte Lakeview Drive F.B.I. Crime Lab Washington D.C Humphrey Bogart St. Louis Chicago Beause Southern Illinois

Du Quoin Hires Police As City Raises Parking Fines

Du Quoin officials held a rare two day special meeting to form a quorum and hire two policemen Mark Sipe and Howard Shotten. The council amended the parking meter ordinance to sell yearly permits for 50 dollars and increased fines for quick payment to 50 cents within 12 hours and two dollars within ten days, doubling prior penalties.

du Quoin Cecil Daily Robert Armstrong Tom Moss Robert Murray Burt Williams Jerome Roznowski Williams Roznowski Armstrong Mark Sipe Howard Shotten

Summer Playhouse sells record season tickets at SIUC

Linda Kostalik choreographs the show and Lang Reynolds lights with a rotating mirror ball as Southern Illinois theater fans flood the Summer Playhouse. Three performances of Come Blow Your Horn sold out last week while Anything Goes nearly sold out for two nights and the coming weekend. Season tickets rose from 70 to 900 this season, a new limit before profitability concerns arise. Bravo!

Linda Kostalik Lang Reynolds Southern Illinois Summer Playhouse Siuc Theater Bravo

Unemployment figures show stable rates in Southern Illinois

May unemployment across a four county area Franklin Williamson Johnson and Saline stood at 9.6 percent up from 9.5 in April down from the first quarter. Jackson Perry Randolph Union counties showed mixed shifts with Union down to 10.7 and Perry up to 7.4. Nationally the rate fell to 5.7 percent in June indicating ongoing improvement. Pro ERA demonstrators in Carbondale highlighted ongoing advocacy.

Southern Illinois Franklin, Williamson, Johnson and Saline Mike Wessel Harrisburg Franklin County Williamson County Jackson, Perry, Randolph Union Jackson County Randolph County Perry County Jackson Randolph Perry Union County David Koch Murphysboro Labor Department

SIUC revival of Anything Goes dazzles at Carbondale

SIUC Carbondale opens Anything Goes directed by Joe Proctor with Debbie Branch as Reno Sweeney Garth Schumacher as Sir Evelyn Oakleigh and David T McCracken as a Wall Street broker in a lively revival. Cast delivers bright vocals and energetic dances as Jonathan Rehearsals with elaborate 1930s costumes and Ocean liner setting keep audience engaged.

Cole Porter Blow Gabriel Debbie Branch Reno Sweeney Ethel Merman Garth Schumacher Sir Evelyn Oakleigh Ms. Branch Merman Schuma Cher SIUC David T. McCracken Wall Street Cheryl Foland Hope Harcourt Sir Evelyn Billy Dom DeLuise Russell S. Drummond Moonface Rev. D. Moon Victor Moore Patricia L. Hunter Bonnie Letour Bob Mad Wadsworth T. Harcourt Hope Manhattan P. G. Wodehouse Guy Bolton Howard Lindsay Russell Crouse New York London Darwin Payne Richard Ross Michael Hanes Joe Proctor

No charges filed in Goreville incident

Former Fort Lauderdale police officer Pedro Alfonso surrendered peacefully at his Goreville home after telling family he wanted to start his own army because he believed the end of the world was near. He was taken for observation at Anna Mental Health Center as police watched for hours fearing risk to self or others. no laws were broken as he held legal firearms.

Ann Schottman Knol Southern Illinois Fort Lauderdale Fla Goreville Pedro Alfonso Johnson County Elly Faulkner Faulkner Alfonso Anna Mental Health Center Ferne Clyffe State Park Illinois 37 John Donahue Olga

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