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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1972

Page

3

McCormick pushes two year real property tax freeze

Illinois lawmaker C L McCormick backs a bill to freeze real property taxes for 1973 and 1974, blocking local governments from increasing appropriations. The plan aims at tax reform amid high levies, with support from Gov. Ogilvie and party leaders, while critics warn impacts on schools and counties.

Illinois McCormick Richard B. Ogilvie House Clyde L. Choate Senate Anthony Scariano D-Park Forest Scariano Ter Clabaugh

Egyptian Music Campers Set Public Concert at Fairgrounds

About 150 campers from the Time out music program at the Du Quoin State Fairgrounds gather under shade between practices. A public concert is slated on the outdoor stage at 7 30 p m with conductors Paul Yoder Dean Warren Angell and Steve Bloomer directing chorus and piano ensembles. The program includes Fire House Special featuring a Du Quoin Fire Department pumper for sound effects amid a near miss when a drill alarm turned real during rehearsal.

du Quoin State Fairgrounds Tim Norton Fairgrounds Paul Yoder Ft. Lauderdale Fla Dean Warren Angell Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee Milstadt Consolidated Schools Yoder du Quoin

Kinkaid Lake faces early use problems and controls

Kinkaid Lake near Murphysboro faces issues as boat owners tie up for overnight stays and houseboats appear. The Reed's Creek Conservancy District will prohibit overnight boat tying, record license numbers, and ban open sewage discharges until marina facilities and sewage services are built. Lake level stands at 398 feet with 39 feet of water at the dam site and 60 feet of water over the former bed.

Kinkaid Lake Reed’s Creek Conservancy District Fligor Fliger Jack Miller Kinkaid Creek

Tear gas report links SIU protest to policing actions

A May 12 tear gas incident at SIU Brush Towers examined statements by students claiming police placed gas cannisters in Schneider Hall entrances. The report lists Carbondale officers present but does not identify those inside. Officials indicate the report will be public next Wednesday. investigation relies on written requests.

Brush Towers Southern Illinois University Schneider Hall Carbondale Joe Dakin SIU Dakin Jackson County State Ron Briggs George Mace Jefferson Humphrey Humphrey David R. Derge Mace Robert Simpson Schneider Simpson Cannister Mae Smith Hall Briggs Jackson County Siu Polie Derge

Carbondale Firemen Run Through Six Alarms In Eight Hours

Firefighters answered six calls in eight hours including two false alarms. Trash fire at Southern Hills followed by oven fire at Ramada Inn and malfunctioning motel alarm. A false alarm at Old Rt. 13 house preceded a blaze at Holiday Inn storage room towels. Final call at Lincoln Apartments.

Carbondale Southern Hills Carbondale Ramada Inn Ramada Inn Old Rt. 13 Carbondale Clinic Holiday Inn Lincoln Apartments

Carbondale names five city goals for administration

Carbondale City Manager J. Fry outlined five principal goals for the coming months. aims include strengthening the economic base and boosting SIU cooperation, plus making city operation more businesslike with a five year capital program and centralized buying. Fry urged regional growth and staff expertise to aid smaller communities.

Carbondale Carroll J. Fry Southern Illinois Southern Illinois University Fry Neal Eckert Nevels Carbondale Kiwanis Club

Greater Egypt seeks funds to fix water sewer woes

The Greater Egypt Regional Planning and Development Commission Ad hoc committee on economic development discussed dual water sewer problems and plans to apply for at least 125000 in planning funds. Ike Kirkikis warned against uncoordinated water distribution while Rend Lake Conservancy District officials pledged cooperation.

Greater Bend Lake Kinkaid Lake Cedar Lake Greater Egypt Ike Kirkikis Kirkikis Planning Commission Farmer’s Home Administration Economic Development Administration Ilinois Rend Lake Conservancy District Clifford Bud’’ Givenrod Kinkaid Givenrod Do. J. Covington Rend Lake Conservancy District Board State Water Resources Congress Covington

Easement Approved for Kinkaid Lake Water Plant

A state contract easement to build a water treatment plant on Kinkaid Lake west of Murphysboro was approved. The 13 acre site on land once owned by Marion Holliday and Wayne Graff will include a sludge pond for flush water. Construction bids will be opened June 27 at the Jackson County courthouse, with project cost around 2 million funded by a revenue bond and a federal grant.

Kinkaid Lake Murphysboro Reed’s Creek Consservancy District Board Marion Holliday Wayne Graff County Board Jackson County Ava Campbell Hill Willisville de Soto Elkville Murdale

Clarke resigns as director of SIU Health Service

Dr. Walter H. Clarke, director of the Student Health Service at Southern Illinois University since July 1966, submitted his resignation on Thursday. He will stay until a successor is named to return to medical practice. The notice was given to George Mace, chair of the Health Care Delivery and Integration Advisory Board and special assistant to SIU President Derge. Mace has begun the search for Clarke’s replacement.

Walter H. Clarke Southern Illinois University Clarke The Health Service George Mace SIU David R. Derge Mace

Marion to build six story highrise for the elderly

The Williamson County Housing Authority approved a development budget of 1 222 354 for Marion’s new elderly highrise. Construction is tentatively set for July bids and August 1973 completion, with 846 448 earmarked for construction and 13 435 per unit.

Marion Williamson County Housing Authority Herrin Ly-Mar Manor Department of Housing and Urban Development Washington Julius Steinmarch Authority

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