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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1973

Page

3

Don’s Jewelry Robbery Shocks Carbon Dale Patrons

An unidentified armed man robbed Don’s Jewelry on South Illinois Avenue, forcing manager Kirby Madden and salesman Ted McCarty to fill a sack with diamond rings, gold watches, cash, and checks while three teen customers concealed themselves. Police chased reports with no arrests by Friday.

Karen Rothe Southern Illinoisan Don’s Jewelry Carbondale Kirby Madden S. Illinois Ave Ted McCarty Madden McCarty

Benton swimmer drowns during lake crossing

A Benton man 25 year old Frank Klein drowned Saturday while swimming across Lake Benton with two friends. The body was recovered after about two hours aided by divers from Mt. Vernon Johnston City and the Dist 13 State Police Headquarters in Du Quoin.

Benton Benton Lake Frank Klein E. Bond St Streator Franklin County Barney Browning Mt. Vernon Johnston City Dist du Quoin Browning Klein Lake Benton

SIU confers 4200 degrees at two ceremonies

More than 4200 degrees were conferred Friday at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale during two separate ceremonies. The awards included 36 doctoral and specialist degrees and 204 master degrees. SIU President David R. Derge presented several faculty service awards to instructors who have served.

Southern Illinois University At Carbondale SIU David R. Derge

Inmate Disorder Strikes Menard Segregation Unit

Acting Warden Paul W. Sympson reported about 18 inmates in Menard State Penitentiary’s segregation unit caused a half hour disturbance by breaking porcelain bowls and throwing fragments at windows. Three guards were struck by shards. no major injuries. Damages undetermined. replacement bowls cost $200 each. Disciplinary action possible for involved inmates.

Menard State Paul W. Sympson Sympson

Sesser to honor 59-year doctor Sunday

The Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Sesser will honor its oldest member, Dr. William Ward 83 a World War I veteran who has practiced in Sesser since 1914. He has delivered more than 1800 babies mostly at home. An open house will run 1 to 4 p.m. at the VFW hall in Lesser.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Sesser William Ward Ward VFW Lesser

Hit and run damages two motorcyclists near Carbondale

A motorcycle collision on Rt. 51 north of Carbondale left Robert L. Dickson and Maureen L. Grady with major injuries. Dickson, 25, in critical condition at Firmin Desloge Hospital. Grady, 17, in good condition at Chicago Wesley Memorial after surgery. Both flown to hospitals. vehicle at fault fled. Police found Dickson IDs linking to Pennsylvania parole violations and a sex offense.

Carbondale Rt. 51 Robert L. Dickson Maureen L. Grady Doctors Memorial Hospital Dickson Firmin Desloge Hospital St. Louis Miss Grady Chicago Wesley Memor Ial Big Muddy River Pennsylvania

Anna physician battles FDA over Diapulse machine

Dr. Charles Landenheim of Anna resists federal efforts to seize the Diapulse deep heat unit, saying he will fight to keep it. Federal agents filed seizure papers as the FDA challenges the machine's medical claims, with a June 19 court appearance set in East St. Louis. The device has been used for wound healing and radiation therapy and is defended as an accepted medical tool by Landenheim and other providers including Memorial Hospital in Belleville.

Larry Spohn Lindsay-Schaub Charles Landenheim Anna Landenheim West Vienna St Gestapo U.S Henry Schwarz Illinois East St. Louis Schwarz Federal Food and Drug Administration FDA Veteran’s Administration Ladenheim Cairo Sperry Rand Corp Memorial Hospital Bellevillle

Marty the big sister helping Anna Jonesboro youths fight drugs

Martha McRaven known as Marty walks nightly to the Anna State Bank corner to counsel youths amid a local drug problem. Despite epilepsy and cancer surgeries she treats teens with tombstone eyes, taking away car keys and urging open talk to prevent self harm.

Sandy Blumenfeld Southern Illinoisan Martha Marty McRaven Jonesboro Anna State Bank Anna Anna-Jonesboro Indianapolis Baby Doll Anna Police Department Lawrence Boyer Boyer Anna National Bank Mary

Lemonade Cools Scene After Herrin Truck Fire

The Herrin Fire Department responded to a Sealtest truck fire at 420 W Monroe Herrin around 10:05 a.m. The vehicle owned by Clair McKenzie of 430 Park Lane Herrin was already doused by bystanders using lemonade. Fire officials suspect carburetor backfire caused the blaze.

Herrin W. Monroe Clair McKenzie Park Lane

Choate backs Dr Brown named to Illinois Health Authority

Dr Martin Van Brown, former SIU Board of Trustees member, named by Gov. Walker to the Illinois Health Facilities Authority. Carbondale’s own Brown will serve on the seven member board, which will fund and bond health facility projects as it begins operations.

Martin van Brown Carbondale Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees Illinois Health Facilities Authority Brown SIU Daniel Walker Clyde Choate D-Anna Walker Margaret Blackshere Madison Health Facilities Authority General Assembly Illinois Choate Ifit Dr. Brown Cross County Kentucky Lake Authority Chicago Richard Daley Health Care Facilities Authority Board of Trustees

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