Woman held on drug charge in Jackson County case
Lynn T. Crother, 21, was arrested in Carbondale and held in Jackson County jail in Murphysboro. Authorities accuse her of two illegal PCP deliveries to agents of the Southern Illinois Enforcement Group, on November 15, 1977 and February 20, 1978, part of 19 charges filed June 14.
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Jackson County
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Lynn T. Crother
Miss Crother
Southern Illinois Enforcement Group
Miss Perry County Fair title contested tonight
Eleven entrants from Pinckneyville Du Quoin and Percy compete at the Perry County Fair in Pinckneyville starting at 8 p.m. The winner advances to the Miss Illinois County Fair Pageant in Springfield next January with prizes including a Wootton Studio portrait a $150 charm and modeling course from Patricia Stevens Career College a trophy flowers $75 for wardrobe and a trip to Springfield. Contestants include Tina Todaro Mary Ann Ballheimer Kim Hill Jacques Lodge Donna Winter Debbie Valentine Sherry Cook Loyann Milam Cindy Porter Angela McCrary and Judy Taylor. A separate Little Miss Perry County Pageant is also scheduled tonight.
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Pinckneyville
du Quoin
Percy
Perry County
Springfield
Wootton Studio
du Quion
Patricia Stevens Career College
St. Louis
Tina Todaro
Don Todaro
Mary Ann Ballheimer
Vera Ballheimer
Kim Hill
Leo Hill
Sylvia Rosendahl
Jacques Lodge
Charles Lodge
Willisville
Donna Winter
Lyle Winter
Debbie Valentine
Howard Valentine
Sherry Cook
Roger Cook
Loyann Milam
Bruce Milam
Cindy Porter
Don Porter
Angela McCrary
Robert McCrary
Judy Taylor
Wayne Taylor
Vergette Named to Illinois Humanities Council
Catherine Helen Vergette, SIU Carbondale adviser and research development specialist, elected to the Illinois Humanities Council. South Africa native with degrees in psychology English political science and law. The council, affiliated with NEH, funds educational programs and humanities oriented analyses in Illinois. Members serve four year terms and shape grants and policies.
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Catherine Helen Vergette
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Illinois Humanities Council
South Africa
Mrs. Vergette
England
The
National Endowment For the Humanities
Illinois
Belcher named head of Lick Creek Grade School District 16
Roy Boyd Belcher, 57, is the new superintendent and principal for Lick Creek District in Union County. He plans to stay with the district until retirement, focusing on kindergarten through eighth grade. He replaces Carl Tennyson, who resigned effective June 30 and seeks regional superintendent office. Belcher’s prior posts include Be ment unit, Zeigler-Royalton, and Sparta districts, with teaching at Shawnee and Greenfield schools.
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Lick Creek
Union County
Roy Boyd Belcher
Belcher
Carl Tennyson
Tennyson
Bement Unit
Zeigler-Royalton
Sparta
Mt. Vernon
Shawnee Community Unit
Greenfield
Wolf Lake High School
Southeast Missouri University
Cape Girardeau
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Hamilton
Jefferson Counties
Chicagoan drowns in Harrisburg lake
An 18 year old Chicago man Ricky W Cape drowned Sunday afternoon in Sam Jones Lake Harrisburg while swimming with friend Steven Settles who watched him wave for help before drowning. Settles swam to assist then returned to shore but Cape had drowned. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Chicago
Ricky W. Cape
Sam Jones Lake
Harrisburg
Cape
Steven Settles
Settles
Living better through daily newspaper tips and offers
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Porter
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