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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1981

Page

3

Murphysboro negotiators seek full council hearing

Murphysboro police and firefighters asked a full city council meeting after a union meeting. Negotiators press for a 10 percent raise while the city offers a 50 dollar monthly raise, with ongoing disputes over seniority based gains and arbitration. Aldermen defend a conservative budget stance, noting past storms and longevity rules influence raises.

H.B. Koplowitz Southern Illinoisan Murphysboro Frank Eovaldi Eovaldi

Southern Manor workers reject union by 5649

United Food and Commercial Workers Union failed to organize Southern Manor Nursing Home workers in Carbondale as aides and orderlies voted 5649 against joining the UFCW Local 896. Marvin Russow said the union would file NLRB complaints over alleged harassment and improper campaign tactics by administrator Jackie Ziemer.

Tom Woolf Southern Illinoisan United Food and Commercial Workers Union Carbondale Southern Manor Marvin Russow UFCW Marion National Labor Relations Board Russow NLRB Nursing Home Jackie Ziemer Ms. Ziemer

Johnny Rodriguez Concert Benefits Handicapped in Marion

Promoter Robert Smith teams with local districts to host two Johnny Rodriguez shows at the Marion Civic Center next Friday. Proceeds go to Jackson Community Workshop and the A L Bowen Children's Center along with related groups. more than 100 free tickets have been given to handicapped individuals and guardians. The bill features Rodriguez backed by the Johnny Rodriguez Band Doug McDaniel and the Pioneers and Gary Jones and Joe Stanley Band. Free tickets for handicapped attendees available by calling the Griffiths. General tickets at the civic center, Skaggs Electric, Harrisburg, or the Liquor Barrel in West Frankfort.

Dave DeWitte Southern Illinoisan Johnny Rodriguez Marion Civic Center Robert Smith Harrisburg Willie Nelson Smith Wabash and Ohio A. L. Bowen Les Marion and Herrin Knights of Columbus Johnny Rodii Doug McDaniel The Pioneers Gary Jones Joe Stanley Nelson Austin Texas Austin Opryland Opryland Rodriguez Rhonda Griffith Special Education District Illinois Griffith Gene Griffiths Civic Center Skaggs Electric West Frankfort

De Soto developer ordered to fix EPA sewer complaints

Court orders De Soto subdivision developer Clif ford Hale to remedy EPA sewer line deficiencies within 60 days or face penalties totaling over 6000 dollars. Hearing in Murphysboro Circuit Court followed EPA default charges over manhole holes improper installations and lift station faults in River Bend subdivision east of De Soto. Hale claims financial hardship but can seek aid to complete repairs while penalties may be adjusted if fixes are completed by September 16.

de Soto EPA Tony Stevens Green Hale Judge Green American Civil Liberties Union Department of Corrections Lane

Inmate Sylvester Young Jr. Stabbed at Marion Penitentiary

Officials at the U S penitentiary at Marion investigate a stabbing of 41 year old inmate Sylvester Young Jr of Kansas City Missouri. He received multiple wounds in a cellhouse area Thursday night and was moved to Marion Memorial Hospital for observation. Young is serving 75 years for bank robbery and assault. This marks the second stabbing at the facility this month with ongoing investigation into a July 7 incident.

Eovaldi Kennedy U.S. Penitentiary At Marion Marion Memorial Hospital Young Kansas City

Carbondale district boosts lunch prices amid subsidy cuts

Carbondale Elementary School District increased meal costs by 63 percent due to rising costs and reduced federal subsidies. Students pay 90 cents per meal, adults 1.35, breakfast 40 cents. The board also appointed a Springmore Principal Betty Portz, discussed hires for next year, and reviewed plans for three school additions costing about 290000 each. A public hearing on the 1981 82 budget is set for August 20.

Tom Woolf Southern Illinoisan Southern Illinois Carbondale John Barbie District 95 Barbre Springmore School Betty Portz Springmore Portz Lincoln Junior High School Ross Franklin Lincoln Mona Marcee Winkler School Linda Wilson Helen Micili Marva Watson Mildred Henry Terry Moore Harold Bardo Compex Thomas, Lewis and Parrish Barbie Monroe St

Vienna seen as best site for new state prison facility

Corrections chief Michael Lane outlined why Vienna in Johnson County is chosen for a 750 bed medium security center as part of a plan to ease crowding. Construction begins 1983, with completion in 1985 and a statewide bed capacity rise to 14,695 by 1984, though a 2,000 bed shortfall remains.

Tom Woolf Southern Illinoisan Michael Lane Vienna Illinois Department of Corrections James Thompson Johnson County Lane Carbondale Vienna Center Thompson Chester Rep Menard Psychiatric Center

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