Logan College Board Sets Faculty Salary Schedule
The Logan College Board adopting a salary scale for faculty hires three new staff members. Base pay starts at 7200 for master's degree with no experience and rises to 12080 for PhD. Part time instructors paid 10 per hour. Carl D. Cottingham named director of learning resources at 12600 yearly. Harold Perkins and Paul McInturff hired as instructors. Ivey outlined administrator duties and classes scheduled for September. A 2005 library book purchase was proposed. Next meetings set June 17 and July 2.
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Logan College
John A. Logan College
Junior College
Carl D. Cottingham
Carterville
Carbondale Community High School
Cottingham
Southern Illinois University
McLeansboro Township
Carbondale
SIU
Harold E. Perkins
Paul McInturff
Marion
Perkins
McIinturff
Nathan A. Ivey
Ivey
Earl Milton
Herrin
Jack D. Hill
Hill
Williamson County
Ronnie L. Odum
West Frankfort
Eskimo kayak stolen in Ashley Park burglary
Dale Gray Sea Scout Troop master reported a burglary at the Scout Cabin in Ashley Park. An Eskimo type kayak was taken from the basement valued at 40 to 50 dollars.
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Marion
Dale Gray
Sea Scout
Ashley Park
Gray
Kennedy shooting shocks Southern Illinois communities
News from Cal ifornia of Senator Robert Kennedy's shooting sparked shock across Carbondale Murphysboro Herrin and Marion. Officials and residents denounced the act calling it a sign of societal sickness while hoping for Kennedy's recovery and a return to law and order.
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Southern Illinois
Robert F. Kennedy
California
H. G. Hurley
Carbondale
Southern Ilinois Methodist Conference
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Hurley
John G. Gilbert
R-Carbondale
University Center
Janet Ogg
SIU Young Democrats
Nebraska
Robert Welch
Indiana
Missouri
Welch
Michael Kawula
Students For
George Dudhoff
Dudhcoff
Murphysboro
Joe E. Williams
Tobias Berger
Murphysboro High School
Wayne L. Perry
Harry R. Chasteen
Murphysboro First Baptist Church
Herrin
Roy Cole
Cole
Kerry Koen
Ernest le Quatte
Bernita Beers
Jeters
Marion
Roger Withers
Rt. 4
Richard Porterfiled
Sen. Kennedy
Bill Hadfield
Martin Jones
Robert D. Johnson
Rt. 5
SIU Trustees to Review Dual Chancellor Plan for Carbondale Edwardsville
Chancellors would head undergraduate academic and student affairs on each campus with certain business duties, while the university president remains. The plan abolishes two vice president posts and creates a joint study committee of seven to refine SIU administration.
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Ben Gelman
Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Edwardsville
SIU Board of Trustees
Delyte W. Morris
Morris
Robert W. MacVicar
John S. Rendleman
MacVicar
Rendleman
Ralph W. Ruffner
Charles D. Tenney
SIU
Gordon Bliss
I. Clark Davis
Paul Isbell
Charles Lange
Willis Malone
Clarence Stephens
Lawrence Taliana
Bliss
Lange
Stephens
Taliana
Fac
Ulty
Davis
Isbell
Malone
Ruffner
Southern Illinois University System
State Board of Higher Education
SIU to split Commencement for 2500 degrees Friday
About 2,500 degrees will be awarded at SIU Arena in two shifts with last names A through K at 3 30 p m and L to Z at 7 30 p m. Degrees are awarded en masse with only advanced degree candidates read individually. Honorary degrees go to John L Childs and Milburn B Akers. Six faculty receive service awards.
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Southern Illinois University
SIU
Southern Illinois Symphony Orchestra
John L. Childs
Milburn B. Akers
Chicago Sun-Times
Shimer College
Victor Randolph
Orville Alexander
Golda Hankln
Morris Library
Glenn
Abe
Martin
Walter B. Welch
A. Frank Bridges
Egyptian Junior College District Names College After Logan
Egyptian Junior College District 530 board officially named the new junior college John A. Logan College Tuesday. James Walker quoted Gen Logan's wartime appeal as pivotal for Williamson County's Union support, with all but one director voting for the name. Classes are set to start in September and a timetable will be released soon.
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Board Names College
John A. Logan
Egyptian Junior College
Williamson County
Logan
Clifford Batteau
Elkville
Logan College
Nathan A. Ivey
SIU Projects Win State Financing Approval
The Illinois Board of Higher Education approved financing for two SIU Carbondale buildings. An administration building on Harwood Avenue costing 5.1 million and phase two of the Communications building on Campus Drive at 3.5 million are on the priority list. The Illinois Building Authority intends to bid bonds for about 20 projects between July 1 and September 30.
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Southern Illinois University Carbondale
State Board of Higher Education
Illinois Building Authority
Harwood Avenue
Higher Board
IBA
Siu
Bowen Center Receives Zone Eight Award in Harrisburg
A. L. Bowen Children's Center of Harrisburg won Zone Eight Illinois Department of Mental Health honors for its vacation crisis bed program. Announced by Dr. R. C. Steck, the project opened last August to admit retarded persons of all ages for temporary 30 day stays to aid families, provide court diagnostic support, and care for the retarded person during family vacations.
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A. L. Bowen Children’s Center of
Harrisburg
Illinois Department of Mental Health
R. C. Steck
Rend Lake College gains $2.23 million for phase one
The Illinois Board of Higher Education approved releasing 2.23 million dollars for Rend Lake College phase one construction. The plan covers a 9.4 million campus near Interstate 57 along Rend Lake with four buildings for academics science PE and offices plus library student lounge and dining areas set to begin around October and finish by 1975 in three phases.
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Illinois Board of Higher Education
Rend Lake College
Franklin - Jefferson County Line
Rend Lake
J. M. Snyder
Carbondale Considers Industrial Park Tied to SIU
Carbondale City Council authorized preparation of a general proposal for a 320 acre research and development park linked to Southern Illinois University. The plan aims to attract high quality faculty, spur related industries, and explores university and federal participation.
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Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Economic Development Administration
Duluth
Minn
C. William Norman
Greater Egypt
Norman
Library board re elects two officers and hires librarian
Mrs Eugene Moroni was re elected president and Mrs Arthur Bell secretary of the Johnston City Library Board. Mrs Mary G Love, librarian, was rehired for another year. The board decided to buy a new charging desk and additional books.
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Eugene Moroni
Arthur Bell
Johnston City
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