Anderson named acting president at Logan College
Logan College board approved a tentative 1973-74 budget of 3 362 118 and named William Anderson acting president effective July 1 with a 500 monthly raise. Nathan A. Ivey resigns to become Thornton College president as the board plans a public hearing July 10 and screens for a permanent president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Holter
Southern Illinois
John A. Logan College
William Anderson
The
College At
Carterville
Logan Board
Nathan A. Ivey
Thornton College
South Holland
Norman Myers
SIU Board May Hold Closed Session on Malone Replacements
SIU trustees may meet in closed session Thursday to consider appointing a new executive vice president and a new vice president for academic affairs at SIU Carbondale after Willis Malone steps down July 1. David Derge plans to name an acting president before June 15 and to propose two candidates for Malone’s jobs in an open session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Willis E. Ma Jone
Malone
SIU
Derge
SIUC
University
Edwardsville
SIU trustees clash over campus newspaper control
Edwardsville AP reports SIU trustee William W. Allen urges more board control of The Daily Arestle for unprofessional attitude. President Rendleman says the board has no right to interfere. Carbondale’s Derge notes Daily Egyptian staff are accountable to administration and the board could be sued in libel cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University
William W. Allen
Bloomington
Allen
SIU
John S. Rendleman
Board of Trustees
John Paul Davis
Rendleman
Daily Arestle
Illinois Agricultural Association
Southern Illinois University At Carbondale
David R. Derge
Derge
Daily Egyptian
Carbondale
Flood day find a 52 inch rattler near Murphysboro
Bruce Whitecotton age 14 Cambria and his father Bob with uncle Jack Leeper found a 52 inch rattlesnake near Turkey Bayou seven miles southwest of Murphysboro on the Big Muddy River. The trio, riding in a vehicle, ran over the snake and Leeper shot it with a .22 rifle while inspecting water levels after recent floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Whitecotton
Cambria
Bob
Jack Leeper
Turkey Bayou
Murphysboro
Big Muddy River
Leeper
White Cotton
Bruce
Big Muddy
IL Board Funds Space For SIU Medical School At Doctors Memorial
Illinois Board of Higher Education grants 234200 to Doctors Memorial Hospital in Carbondale to renovate the fourth floor for teaching space for 48 SIU medical students in a cooperative program with Doctors Hospital and two Springfield hospitals. The plan includes a medical office library message center locker rooms interview rooms and a conference room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Alongi
du Quoin
George Dodds
Marion
Logan
William F. Price
Southern Illinois University
Little Grassy Lake
Price
SIU
Hans Fischer
Carbondale
Logan Board
Harold Rice
Melvin Brush
Jacob
Richard Fox
Clifford Batteau
Jack Hill
Hill
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
Illinois Board of Higher Education
Doctors Memorial Hospital
Marvin Moore
Southern Illinois University Medical School
Moore
Doctors Hospital
Springfield
Groundbreaking for Jackson County Extension Office
John Armstrong spoke at the groundbreaking for Jackson County Cooperative Extension Service facilities to be built on the Ava Blacktop near Murphysboro. Norman Ellis estimated completion by Jan 1, 1974, with costs about 108000 and 32000 in donations. 15000 covers land, 45 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Armstrong
Jackson County Extension Facilities Inc
Jackson County Cooperative Extension Service
Ava Blacktop
Murphysboro
Norman Ellis
Clara Belle Lungwitz
Home Economics Extension Council
Dean Bame
Executive Extension Council
Harmon Burroughs
Jackson County Cooperative Extension
Inmate conspiracy case ends with four acquittals
A Marion Federal Penitentiary jury found Henry Gargano Franklin Paris Kenneth Pendleton and Bernard Lewis not guilty of conspiring to escape. The trial tied to a March 9 1972 plan with Robert Minchew and Robert Brady as key witnesses. Minchew awaits sentencing and Brady was given probation.
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Glenda Kelly Smith
Marion Federal Penitentiary
Henry M. Gargano
Franklin A. Paris
Kenneth Pendleton
Bernard C. Lewis
Robert Minchew
Marion
Minchew
Robert Brady
Charles Fenton
Brady
Janet L. Crady
Indianapolis
Ind
Benton
Miss Brady
U.S
Leavenworth
Kaw
Illinois
James Foreman
Metropolis
Edward G. Roche
Frederick Hess
U. S
Pendleton
U.S. Penitentiary
Kan
Gargano
Lamont
Lewis
Alma
State of Georgia
Earl S. Hendricks Jr
Murphysboro
Temporary Carbondale site Plan commission rezones for garment plant
The Carbondale Planning Commission recommends changing the zoning of the former P.N. Hirsch building at 200 S University Ave to light industrial to host Inter-Style garment firm for a six to nine month temporary operation employing 60 to 85 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Arimond
Carbondale
First Christian Church Board
South University Avenue
P.N. Hirsch
SIU Drug Crackdown Yields Three Arrests at Dorms
Southern Illinois University reports three students arrested on drug charges in a continuing campus crackdown. Paul Thomas of Western Springs and Daniel Dunbar of Grayslake held in a dormitory. Thomas charged with possession of a controlled substance and Dunbar with unlawful delivery of marijuana. Steven Patten of Hazel Crest arrested off campus for unlawful delivery. Police agencies link arrests to last month's raid in Carterville where 16 people were arrested and one pound of heroin seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois University
Paul N. Thomas
Western Springs
Daniel Dunbar
Grayslake
Thomas
Dunbar
Steven G. Patten
Hazel Crest
University
Carbondale Police
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
Carterville
Drowning Search Continues Near Cave-in-Rock for Missing Family
The Ohio River drowning search at Cave-in-Rock extends for William Martin age 44 and his son Frank nine who vanished after a 16 foot boat capsized at 11 a.m. Sunday. Carolyn Martin 27 was recovered near Cave-in-Rock. six others survived including Steven Martin 16 and Lynn Jordan 18. Local and state agencies with 18 boats scoured the river as a state helicopter planned to join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cavein-Rock
William Martin
Harrisburg
Frank
Carolyn Martin
Martin
Cave-in-Rock
Shawneetown Bridge
Steven Martin
Lynn Jordan
Marsha Smith
Jesse Smith
Myda Bourland
Ridgway
Saline River
Shawneetown
Miss Jordan
Smiths
Illinois Department of Conservation
Millikan
Work study grants approved for Southern Illinois colleges
Three Department of Health, Education, and Welfare work study grants totaling 522,600 for 1,124 students across Southern Illinois: Southern Illinois University at Carbondale receives 488,959 for 1,053 students, Southeastern Illinois College at Harrisburg gets 10,141 for 21 students, and Kaskaskia College at Centralia receives 23,500 for 50 students, per Rep. Kenneth J. Gray spokesman.
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Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois University At
Carbondale
Southeastern Illinois College
Harrisburg
Kaskaskia
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Board
By Dave Butler
China
SIU Medical School
Agriculture Extension Council
John Bicket
University of Illinois
Keith Laesure
Agriculture Department
Plan Commission
Swetland
Nerby
Mt. Vernon
Jefferson County
Richard Gordon
Mount Vernon
Nelson Rex Bravard
Bravard
Gordon
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