Corps of Engineers adapts to multi purpose missions
Old line flood control remains key but the Corps shifts toward multi purpose water resource projects. Col. Thorwald Peterson notes urban studies, environmental concerns, and local sponsorship shape new work while traditional dams and canal work face funding and future demand questions.
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Southern Illinoisan
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Civil Defense
Kaskaskia Island
Mississippi River
Pujol
Thorwald ‘R. Peterson
Corps’ St. Louis District
Corps of Engineers’ Civil Works Branch
Illinois
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Peterson
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Carbondale
Congress
Army Engineers
Yellowstone
Sequoia
National Park Service
Corps Reservoirs
Rend Lake
Kaskaskia
Fayetteville
Chester
Alton
Ken Long
Long
Jackson County
Federal Office of Management and Budget
TV newsman rescues swimmer during park lagoon drama
Chicago journalist Bill Kurtis aided by a film crew to pull 17 year old Bob Vosatka from Marquette Park lagoon after Vosatka swam to save a model boat. Two youths failed to free him, and Kurtis notes he usually stays detached unless a life crisis.
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Bill Kurtis
Bob Vosatka
Kurtis
Vosatka
Marquette Park Lagoon
South Side Park
Three Sisters Vote With Longstanding Records
The article notes that the election will see three sisters head to the polls. Zella Simpson, 92, and Edith Smith, 95, also boast perfect voting records. The report is sourced from Lindsay-Schaub wires.
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Zella Simpson
Edith Smith
Lindsay-Schaub
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