Carterville woman learns mechanic skills at SIUC
A Carterville resident Carroll Bailey 26 spent a day at a Carbondale auto dealership as part of Job Orientation Day at the Manpower Skill Center of SIUC. The center trains in nine areas and serves unemployed and underemployed across southern Illinois. graduates show strong job placement rates in machine trades and auto repair.
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Siuc
Southern Ilinois University
Carbondale
Carroll Bailey
Orchill
Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge
School of Technical Careers
Illinois
Stephen R. Potter
Potter
Illinois State Employment Service
John R. Sutton
STC
Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinoisan Inc
North Illinois Avenue
North 16Th Street
Herrin
Walnuut Street
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Associated Press
Southern Illinois
Military
Association picks Azrin as MidwesternPsychology head
Dr Nathan H Azrin of Carbondale was elected president of the Midwestern Psychological Association. He also serves as president of the American Association of Behavior Therapy and directs the Behavior Research Laboratory at Anna State Hospital.
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Nathan H. Azrin
Carbondale
Midwestern Psychological Association
Azrin
American Association of Behavior Therapy
Anna State Hospital
Miller blames industry for use of wildcat strikes
UMW President Arnold Miller accuses coal operators of provoking unauthorized walkouts by seeking arbitration over contract terms clearly spelled out in the 1974 agreement. He cites a 44 day Ohio West Virginia dispute that idled 8,000 miners after North American Coal Co challenged a helper clause. He warns such tactics threaten labor peace and recalls training needs for pensioning miners. Miller spoke in Pittsburgh at a dinner honoring William Finley, a trailblazer on the district’s executive board.
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United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
UMW
Ohio
West Virginia
North
American Coal Co
UMW International
William Finley
UMW District 5
Rend Lake clean-up day planned
A volunteer program to clean up the shores of Rend Lake will be held June 14 starting at 9 a.m. at the Spillway parking lot near the east side of the dam. Sponsored by the U S Army Corps of Engineers, the drive asks volunteers to wear boots and gloves and donate boats or transport. Refreshments will be provided.
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Rend Lake
Johnny Horizon
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
New Mexico Children Act in Opera Production
In Albuquerque the opera theater runs programs for youth with three children aged 8 and 9 helping with set work after parents performed in Falstaff. Other youngsters participated in the chorus as part of the outreach effort to spark interest in live opera.
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Albuquerque, N.M
Albuquerque Opera Theater
Preparation H Relief for Hemorrhoidal Inflammation
Doctors report Preparation H successfully shrinks inflamed hemorrhoidal tissues and relieves pain and itching for hours. Tests show the OTC ointment and suppositories provide relief in many cases without a prescription.
Three arrested in East St Louis gangland slayings
Missouri police say three suspects were arrested after a weekend of gangland style murders that left Kenneth Clay 22 and Sondra Smith 21 dead. The victims were found fully clothed and wrapped in blankets in a weed covered lot near downtown East St Louis.
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East St. Louis
Missouri
Kenneth Clay
Sondra Jean Smith
St. Louis
Clay
Miss Smith
Penny Severns Aims for Senate Staff Job in Capitol
Penny Severns, a 23 year old SIU Carbondale graduate and the youngest Illinois delegate on the National Democratic Committee, juggles correspondence and a House elevator job while awaiting a Senate committee staff appointment. She volunteers in Appalachia, helped in campaigns, and believes in setting national priorities beyond party machinery.
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Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Henry
Jackson
D-Wash
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Southern Illinois
University-Carbondale
Penny Severns
Penny
National Democratic Committee
Decatur
Illinois
Senate Committee
Capitol
Senate
House of Representatives
Miami Beach
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Michael Bakalis
Appalachia
Prefabricated Homes from 1814 Found in New Harmony
In New Harmony Indiana historians note the Harmonists built early prefabricated houses from standardized numbered parts in 1814. The German Lutheran separatists founded Historic New Harmony and used modular design to speed assembly.
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New Harmony
Ind
America
Indiana
Harmonists
Theresa M. Clark Endowment Honors Slain SIU Student
Bolingbrook couple donates 1000 to the SIU Foundation to create the Theresa M. Clark Endowment Fund. The fund assists graduate students in speech pathology and audiology, with need as a key criterion. Police pursue investigation into Jan 25 stabbing, awaiting FBI lab results on fingerprints.
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Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Joseph Clark
Bolingbrook
SIU Foundation
Theresa M. Clark
Miss Clark
Joseph N. Goodman
Foundation
Goodman
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