Law building could be ready in '80 for SIU Carbondale
By December 1980 SIU Carbondale School of Law could have a new nine million dollar home. The ABA provisional accreditation remains in force until February with hope for extension as progress continues on a 109,000 square foot facility near Small Group Housing. The building will include a law library, two courtrooms, classrooms and an informal seminar room, with capacity for 450 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMaris Berry
Southern Illinoisa
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale School of Law
Law School
American Bar Association
Hiram H. Lesar
ABA
Lesar
James Thompson
Thompson
Capital Development Board
CDB
Hous
Fischer
Marion
Murphysboro
Marion girl seeks par at Ray Fosse Park windmill
Eleven year old Lee Ann Biroschik of Route 4 Marion wonders if she timed the miniature golf shot to avoid a vane. She aimed for par at Ray Fosse Park and the ball rolled through the windmill.
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Lee Ann Biroschik
Lee Ann
Barbara
Terry
Biroschik
Route 4
Marion
Ray Fosse Park
Perry landfill operator faces violation over buried refuse
Perry County officials report S and L Sanitation of Chester buried refuse at the Perry landfill last week in apparent violation of environmental laws. Ken Mensing of the Illinois EPA said the burial was a strict violation and the agency is deciding on action. The company has blamed equipment breakdowns and truck shortages as it seeks to renegotiate its two year contract totaling about 52 000 annually.
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Barbara Schechter
Southern Illinoisan
Perry County
Ken Mensing
The
Illinoi Environmental Protection Agency
Mensing
S and L Sanitation
Chester
S and L
Roger Rinne
du Quoin
Pinckneyville
Tamaroa
Sparta
Centralia
Victor Provart
L and L
Illinois 152
Burris Calls Thompson Tax Gimmick In Ballot Fight
Democratic Comptroller candidate Roland Burris blasted Gov. James Thompson's bid to place a property tax ceiling on the November ballot as a political gimmick. Burris, speaking at a Jackson County breakfast and SIU Carbondale, argued the move would cost about 2 million and reflect overreach by state government. He touted a three point platform Jobs, jobs and jobs and questioned state spending while noting his record cutting minor costs as head of General Services. He will oppose John Castle of DeKalb in the race.
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Tony Stevens
Southern
Burrris
Burris
Centralia
Chicago
Thompson
Department of General Services
John W. Castle
de Kalb
Arsenic and Old Lace revival brings laughs to Marion
Ben Gelman praises the Paradise Alley Players revival at the Marion Cultural and Civic Center. The piece centers on the Brewster sisters and their eccentric nephews, including a theater critic, with strong performances by Ann Reed, Brenda Stilley, and Bruce Welker. The review notes witty lines about theater and critics and recommends a $2 ticket for an entertaining evening.
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Ben Gelman
Iindian
Paradise Alley
Marion Cultural and Civic Center
Brewster
Brooklyn
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Boris Karloff
Brewster Sisters
Marion
Abby
Martha Brewster
Ann Reed
Brenda Stilley
Teddy Brewster
Roosevelt
Bernard Paul
Mortimer Brewster
Bruce Welker
Elaine Harper
Mortimer
Debbie Shadley
Herrin
Jonathan Brewster
Rick Seavers
Cambria
Jonathan
Dr. Einstein
Paul Strothmann
Carterville
New York City
Robert Gottlieb
Rooney
Robb Pocklington
Gary Kent
Dale Gray
Brad Faughn
Marion Civic Center
SIU Law School Hires Three New Faculty Members
Southern Illinois University School of Law announces three new hires to replace resigned professors and bolster faculty. William A. Gregory becomes associate professor teaching business associations and legal writing. Isaak I. Dore joins as assistant professor of international law, coming from the United Nations in Geneva. Margaret Whitley, Missouri assistant attorney general, is hired as assistant professor teaching contracts and legal writing.
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DeMaris Berry
Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois University School of Law
William A. Gregory
Harvard Law School
T. Richard Mager
Isaak I. Dore
Yale Law School
Andrew N. Onejeme
Onejeme
Mager
Frank E. Horton
Warren W. Brandt
Hiram H. Lesar
Law School
Brandt
Horton
SIU
Leasar
Saem
Taylor Mattis
Donald W. Garner
Gregory
Dore
Zambia
Africa
United Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
Margaret Whitley
Missouri
Ms. Whitley
Washington University School of Law
St. Louis
Whitley
Carol Holm
Robert H. Skilton
University of Pennsylvania
University of Wisconsin Law School
SIUC
Stolen drinks and weapon charge shock Carbondale scene
Thirteen dozen beer cases and a scotch case were reported stolen Thursday from Palm Lounge in Carbondale, with $600 loss cited by owner Russell Branch. In a separate incident Mitchell Palmer, 23, Elkville, faced unlawful use of a weapon charge after a 5:20 p.m. disturbance, posting $35 bond for city court on August 9.
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Washington St
Carbondale
Russell Branch
Branch
Mitchell Palmer
Eighth St
Elkville
Carico St
Palmer
Logan College to run alternative education for at risk students
John A Logan College will partner with five Franklin and Williamson County high schools to offer an alternative education program for up to 20 students. Three full time counselors will provide tutoring, tailored academics, counseling and work experiences on campus and at job sites. Funding totals about 69,543 with 62,584 from the Illinois Law Enforcement Commission and 6,959 from the high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ness
Southern Illinoisan
John A. Logan College
Franklin
Williamson
Carterville
Crab Orchard
Herrin
Johnston City
Marion
Jack Hill
Hill
Logan College
Illinois Law Enforcement Commission
Uation
MEG gets its money won't need Murphysboro loan
The Southern Illinois Enforcement Group received a $42,000 check on Thursday, eliminating the need for a $5,000 loan from Murphysboro City Council. MEG directs drug investigations in Jackson, Williamson, Perry, and Union counties. MEG director Richard Pariser thanked the council for the aid.
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MEG
Murphysboro
Southern Illinois Enforcement Group
Drug Enforcement Agency
Metropolitan Enforcement Group
Richard Pariser
Jackson
Illi
Perry
Union
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ED Greer
EPA
Marion County
Roland Burris
Byline
B.G
Logan
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