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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1968

Page

16

Marion Library Board approves 1968 69 budget with raises

Marion Carnegie Library Board approves a 37850 budget for 1968 69 showing a 1850 increase from last year. Librarian Jessie Gray gains 300 from 5400 to 5700 and first and second assistants rise to 4300 and 3000. Custodian salary up to 4100. Bills total 2544.

Marion Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund Albert Kaeser Gray Suzanna McAlpin Pearl Powell Alice Wheeler

Potpourri Notes From Carbondale And Nearby

George Willhite surveys Carbondale City Council meetings and local life. He notes Sallee Kirk’s community housing help and her vivacious presence. critiques cigar use by council members. and reports on a Des Plaines resident Chester Moore’s death and Royalton connections, with funeral details.

George Willhite Southern Illinoisan du Quoin Sallee Kirk Murphysboro Carbondale Frank Kirk Kirk Joe Ragsdale Randall Nelson William Eaton C. William Norman Norman

Carbondale Northeast Neighborhood Plans Elect Zone Structure

Carbondale residents approved a five zone plan for Northeast Neighborhood Involvement Committee elections. The zones run along Fisher Willow Green and Main, with public housing included in zone five and high rise elderly housing excluded from voting zones. A future election committee will organize voting and publicity flyers ask residents about housing schools enforcement recreation and jobs. The next meeting is June 20 at 8 pm in the Jackson Williamson Community Action Agency field office.

Carbondale Illinois Avenue Main Street Knight Street Fisher Street Willow Street Green Street South Marion Street John Holmes Holmes Jackson- Williamson Community Action Agency E. Jackson Ima Mae Valentine

Benton Council approves water sewer agreements with three railroads

Benton City Council approved water and sewer line right of way deals with Chicago and Eastern Illinois Illinois Central and Missouri Pacific Railroads as part of an $830000 improvement program. Sewer mains run under I C and MP tracks while water mains extend 27867 feet and 83425 feet of water lines are planned in the city. The council also asked for a letter on warning devices at Missouri Pacific tracks on South Main Street and noted a rabies immunization clinic at city hall with dog licenses available for $1.

Benton City Lloyd Cox Missouri Pacific South Main Street

Ogilvie urges urban housing plan for Illinois

Richard B. Ogilvie, candidate for the Republican gubernatorial nomination and Cook County board president, proposes consolidating state housing agencies into a single division within a new department of local government affairs. He backs private home ownership in degraded areas and stronger action against slum landlords and corrupt building inspections.

Ogilvie Cook County Board Department of Local Government Affairs

Herrin Jaycees Summer Festival Returns to Herrin

The third annual Herrin Jaycees summer festival runs Wednesday to Saturday along West Cherry Street between 16th and 18th streets. Yabrondy Amusements of Evansville, Ind. provides rides and games while Ron Head and his Country Show Boys perform opening night at 7 p.m. Hank Wright of Johnston City performs Thursday. Herrin merchants stage special sales to accompany the event.

Herrin Jaycees Yabrondy Amusements Evansville Ind Ron Head Boys McLeansboro Hank Wright Johnston City West Cherry Street Herrin

Infant Sanders Rites in Logan Wednesday

James Eugene Sanders infant son of Bobby Lee and Freda Milligan Sanders of Cicero died at six in the morning in Tuscaloosa Alabama while his parents attended his grandfather's funeral. He is survived by Millard and Vivian Sanders of Logan and his parents. Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in Logan Cemetery conducted by Rev. Stanley Joplin. Friends may call at Poulson-Free man Funeral Home of Benton.

Chester Eugene Moore Des Plaines Royalton Mr. Moore Franklin County Guy Daisy Rose Moore Chicago Clara Judy Moore Jeannie Moore Diane Throgmorton Gary Texas Lucille Kammler Virginia Gulledge Robert Howell Birrens Funeral Home James Eugene Sanders Bobby Lee Freda Milligan Sanders 54Th Ave Cicero Tuscaloosa Ala Sanders

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