SIU Student Council race sees 18 candidates for 14 posts
Action Party candidates run unopposed for several seats as 18 students file petitions for 14 council positions. George Paluch seeks president and John Paul Davis VP as interim governance plans mix university wide and campus based groups. Swearing in set for Thursday.
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George Paluch
John Paul Davis
Action Party
Rational Action Movement
Wayne Paul Senalik
School of Technology
Karl M. Schiller
Fine Arts
James Nugent
Linda Zeller
Orlando DeFrates
Roger Anderson
Raymond Lenzi
Earl Williams
John Major
Richard “Troky
William L. Blizek
Susan Hanson
Thompson Poiné
Karen Alexander
Bill Moore
Thomas Bennett
Jack Zimmenck
Board of Trustees
Carbondale
Edwardsville
Carbondale Man Jailed Over Shoe Theft Allegation
John McComb, 26, of Carbondale, is in Carbondale city jail awaiting possible action after being accused of taking a pair of shoes. He was arrested at Cousin Fred’s Discount Store on Saturday afternoon after store employees saw him exchange his shoes for a new pair and leave the premises.
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John McComb
Carbondale
Fred
Mc‘Comb
Showers Expected Across Regions With Warmer East Coast
Showers and thundershowers are forecast Sunday from the Gulf coast to the upper lakes and Mississippi valley with occasional rain mid Mississippi valley and showers in northern Rockies. Warmer along the east coast with highs near 86 Friday and 89 Saturday. lows 54 to 66. Sunset 8 26 p m today, sunrise 5 31 a m Monday, sunset 8 27 p m Monday. Crab Orchard Lake 5 inches above spillway Little Grassy Lake 7 inches above spillway Devil's Kitchen Lake 3 inches above spillway Lake of Egypt at spillway southern plateau northward cooler from upper lakes to central plains and northern Rockies.
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Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Mississippi Valley
mid-Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Devil’s Kitchen Lake
Lake of Egypt
Southern Plateau
Central Plains
Northern
Three Arrested In Carbondale Liquor Probe
Three men were arrested Friday night and early Saturday in Carbondale on liquor law violations. William Dale Johnson, James T. Wanka, and Frank R. Sabina faced charges after being found with open beer containers. They are to appear Monday before Magistrate Robert Schwartz in Jackson County Circuit Court. A separate case reports Dallas Hawk charged with battery against an off duty Murphysboro officer near Etherton Switch. Orpha E. Duffield, 84, of Oroville, died Saturday evening in Murphysboro. funeral arrangements are pending.
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Carbondale
William Dale Johnson
S. 18Th St
Murphysboro
South Illinois Avenue
James T. Wanka
E. Snyder St
Robert Schwartz
Jackson County
Pomona
Dallas Hawk
Federal Penitentiary
Marion
Russell Wingerter
Etherton Switch
Wingerter
Richard Richman
Hawk
Richman
Orpha Duffield
Orpha E. Duffield
Oroville
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Crawshaw Mortuary
Youth Says Stranger Bought Beer
A Carbondale youth, 18, pleaded guilty to underage drinking and was fined 50 dollars with 5 dollars costs after being arrested when his motorcycle collided with a parked car. He claimed a stranger supplied the beer from a tavern outside Carbondale.
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Carbondale
Jackson County
Richard Richman
George W. Hanson
E. College St
Richman
Hanson
17th Century Merchant Ship Wreck Found Near Stockholm
Divers locate a wreck off Stockholm’s archipelago that appears to be a late 17th century merchant ship. If confirmed, it could be the oldest known merchant vessel. Stockholm already displays the 17th century warship Vasa as the world’s oldest naval wreck recovered.
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Stockholm
Navy promotes Robert W. Moore to lieutenant commander
Robert W. Moore son of Mr and Mrs Norman E Moore of Carbondale receives promotion to lieutenant commander in the Navy He is based at Norfolk Naval Air Station in Virginia.
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Robert W. Moore
Norman E. Moore
Carbondale
Navy
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Virginia
Dunkirk Veterans Revisit Beach For 25th Anniversary
A few hundred British and French WW II veterans gathered in Dunkirk on June 5 1965 to mark 25 years since the Dunkirk deliverance. The parade opened with the Royal Scots band followed by veterans, many in worn suits, marching with drill-trained vigor.
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Dunkirk
Britain
Royal Scots
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