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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1977
Page
5
Polk County District Court Judge Anthony Critelli urged jurors to dress suitably for court. He told about 300 people on Monday that bra-less and muscle-shirted attire is inappropriate for participants in judicial proceedings.
Village mayor Frank Caliper announced a weed crackdown on Colp residents letting weeds exceed six inches. Violators receive a 30 day notice to cut. failing that the village will mow the weeds, seek court liens, and bill the property owner.
About 150 miners at the Burning Star 2 surface mine near Pinckneyville, part of United Mine Workers Local 9721, planned 11 am talks to decide on ending a three day strike. The walkout protested job vacancy postings. workers later returned then walked out again. A grievance over postings was planned.
Jackson County Circuit Judge Peyton Kunce will serve temporarily on the Fourth District Appellate Court in Springfield starting Monday. Administrative Director Roy O. Gulley announced the assignment, and Kunce plans to return to his circuit duties in July. At 58, he has presided in Jackson County since 1952.
The Lesser City Council hired James Hawkins as a police officer. He will serve a 90 day probationary period with an annual salary around $7 000. The department had lost officers due to a February city ordinance requiring employees to live within town limits within 90 days.
Bill Russell, 43, former coach general manager of the Seattle Supersonics, married Didi Anstett, 29, a former Miss USA, on Wednesday on Mercer Island Washington. It was Anstett’s first marriage and Russell’s second.
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