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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1980

Page

3

Officials Failing to File Economic Disclosure in Four Counties

Williamson Jackson Franklin counties saw delays in filing economic disclosure statements by April 30. Williamson County Board Chairman John Hamilton and Herrin Mayor Ottolini submitted late after inquiries. In Jackson County, Walter Robinson Jr. was the only county board member who did not file. Others filed or amended forms, with some counting candidacy filings for different posts. Franklin County reported all county officers filed, with West Frankfort and Benton school boards also compliant.

Illinois Williamson County Jackson County Franklin County Marion Herrin John Hamilton Mario Ottolini Barney Boren Southern Linoisan Springfield Hamilton Ottolini Walter G. Robinson Jr Carbondale Robinson Natalie Trimble Russell Elliott Kelley Greater Egypt Jackson-Union Port Harrell Murphysboro Murphys Boro Michael Bowers Southern Illinois Airport Authority Board Franklin County Board West Frankfort Benton George Culley Mike McClatchey Fred Harkins Southern Illinoisan

Two Plant Coal Gasification Funding Move Likely Tuesday

A House subcommittee mark up on the federal budget could decide whether to fund two coal gasification demonstra tion plants one in Perry County Illinois and another in Ohio The Perry project tops a five year competition for about 200 million and supporters push to fund both units.

Evan M. Davis Southern Illinoisan Perry County Paul Simon D-Carbondale House Appropriations Committee Subcommittee On the Interior Therby Simon Paul Morrill Appropriations Committee House Senate Illinois Coal Gasification Group Ohio House Science and Technology Committee Interior Illinois Sid Yates Yates Mike Dorf Tip O'Neill Carbondale Dorf O'Neill

Marion prison inmate dies of stab wounds

Prison officials report Robert Hogan Jr., 24, of Dayton Ohio, found fatally stabbed in his cell at the U S Penitentiary in Marion after a recreation period. FBI probing. Hogan serving life for rape and murder with a 15 year term for sodomy by force and mailing a threat. sentence in Virginia from 1978.

Marion U. S. Penitentiary At Robert Hogan Jr Dayton Ohio Ron Beal FBI Hogan Mari

Herrin man named 25th District American Legion commander

Carl Van Saghi of Herrin was elected commander of the 25th District of the American Legion at the Du Quoin convention. He succeeds Richard W. Witbart of Steeleville. Also elected were Maurice W. Nixon of Sparta as senior vice commander and Jim Rice of Du Quoin as junior vice commander. Seven delegates to the Boston national convention were named: Roy Keeneman, Fred Hickem, Norman Simon, Bill Jeremiah of Du Quoin, Joe Melvin of Murphysboro, Witbart and Van Saghi.

Carl van Saghi Herrin American Legion du Quoin van Saghi Richard W. Witbart Steeleville Maurice W. Nixon Sparta Jim Rice Boston Roy B. Keeneman Belleville Fred T. Hickem Norman Simon Bill Jeremiah Joe Melvin Murphysboro Witbart Carl R. van Saghi 25Th District of the

Murphysboro officials move to city annex

Murphysboro Mayor Michael Bowers and city officials relocate to 110 S 14th St for the Community Development Block Grant office. The move frees space at 11th Street with two vaults, a conference room, and a library of codes.

Murphysboro Brad Betker S. 14Th St North 11Th Street

Bowers Eyes Cost-Cutting Veto Of City Contracts

Murphysboro Mayor Michael Bowers warned the city faces deficit spending as early as 1981 if actions aren’t taken to curb costs. He plans to veto new contracts with water, street, fire and police departments to halt a tripling of expenses over the last decade and will seek alternative plans for efficient use of personnel.

Brad Berker Murphysboro Michael Bowers Bowers

Herrin council to discuss cable TV rate increase

Herrin Mayor Mario Ottolini urged residents to attend a 7 p.m. city council meeting to express views on a proposed rate hike for Southern Illinois Cablevision from 6.30 to 7.95 a month. Manager Dick Thomas says the company is losing money and faces similar requests in eight other towns. Ottolini vows to veto if approved. Beforehand, the council will review an ambulance for sale at 8500 dollars, currently rented at 350 dollars monthly from an Indiana firm.

Herrin Mario Ottolini Southern Illinois Cablevision Co Dick Thomas Thomas Ottolini Carmi Indiana

Marion to set special election date at tonight’s council

Marion city officials plan to set a date for a special election at tonight’s city council meeting. The vacancy from Ron Joyner’s resignation as fire and police commissioner prompted six candidates including Val Jean Thomas and George Snyder Jr. to announce runs. Joyner resigned May 12. the treasurer post remains vacant after Lawrence Fearer’s April death.

Marion Cathy A. Monroe Southern Illinoisan Robert Butler Ron Joyner Pation Val Jean Thomas George Snyder Jr George A. Williams State Administrative Services J. P. Smothers Paul Boyt David Hancock Butler Joyner Lawrence Fearer E. E. Jeter

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Trimble Elliott Robert Harrell Robert Hanfling Department of Energy Morrill Carter Congress Hanfling DOE Virginia Bear Herrin Man Legion Carl 11Th Street 14Th Street First Federal Sav Ings of 11Th and Walnut Joe Jines Mike Bowers Kenneth Taylor Herrin Council
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