SIU student president weighs independent paper plan
Dwight Campbell the newly named SIU student body president says an independent student newspaper may be launched as a priority. He envisions broader student control, supports rights reforms, and eyed a student Board of Trustees seat. Campus shows appetite for stronger student influence and possible funding.
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Allan H. Keith Jr
Southern Tlinsisan
Southern Iingish University
Dwight Campbell
Chicago
Campbell
SIU
Mere Centrol
Board of Trustees
Springfield
STU
Carbondale
SIU Afro-American Student Union
AAASU
Pentagon drops $3 billion Manned Orbiting Laboratory plan
Defense officials announced cancellation of the Air Force Manned Orbiting Laboratory program citing budgetary pressure and advances in unmanned satellite tech. Packard projected saving about $800 million next year and $1.5 billion over five years, noting no current need for manned space missions. The program, begun in 1963, aimed to send crews to a 72 foot spacecraft for up to 30 days, with initial flight planned for December, now delayed to mid-1972 by shifting priorities.
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Washington
Defense Department
Air Force
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
David Packard
Pentagon
Packard
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lessons scheduled at Marion pool
Red Cross swimming lessons at Oasis Park pool in Marion run June 23 to July 4 with two week registration. Register in person at the pool office or by calling 993-8073. Cost is 3 per lesson good only for the 9 41 a.m. session. No refunds but transfers allowed for sickness or emergency. Jim Powless to lead senior life saving classes in morning sessions. adult classes possible with enough interest.
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Red Cross
Oasis Park
Marion
Jim Powless
Housing hearing delayed over landlord bias dispute
A Fair Housing Board hearing scheduled for 3 p.m. today was postponed due to difficulties in scheduling attorneys. The Zimmermans accused their former landlord Paw Maloney of barring black residents at 410 W Oak St after a visit from a black friend. The hearing has not been rescheduled.
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Fair Housing Board
Jerry Lacey
Gerald
Barbara Zim
Merman
Paw Maloney
Zimmermans
Maloney
Oak St
Darri | Norton
Five county task force seeks funds for regional law enforcement
A five county Southern Winnois Regional Law Enforcement Task Force seeks 320,90 in federal and state funds to boost policing in Greater Egypt. Letters have gone to the Illinois Law Enforcement Commission. a final Springfield decision is due June 20. The plan includes 10,000 local in kind services, totaling a 42,000 budget.
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Winnois
Greater Egypt
Wlinois Law Enforcement Commission
Chicago
Atrain
Carbondale
Morel
Cal
Jackson, Williamson
Jefferson
Franklin
McAlvey
Ilinois
Greater
Egypt
East
St. Louis
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Egyptian
Unity and Action Parties
Richard Wallace
Billie Jean Duke
Flora
Senate
Unity-Action
Unity Action
Wallace
Orbiting Laboratory
George Funk
Elkville
Funk
Royallon
Dale Millis
Robert Frank
Jackson County Agriculture Tension Adviser
Benbur
Riley
Arthur
Knox
Lula Hale
Lula Hele
W. Main SL
Huffman Funeral Home
Lyndall Block
Morristown
N. J
Mildred Hake
Nashville
Gren
Esther Croslin
Alpha McGee
Lavern Hale
Oakland Cemetery
Perry
Jim Rush
Gary D. McAlvey
Linois Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Joliet
Rock Island Baty
Sally A. Shelnutt
Michael RB. Ger- Tans
Eynolds
South Division St
Carterville
Illinois
TOM@BOY
R Elic
tom TOM@BOY
Boy-Ar-Dee
Hellmann
Eer
Johnson’s Bravo
SUN Country
van Camp
Bugs — Johnson
Turkeys
Pka
Wieners
California
BING
Florida
Sunkist Oranges
Borden's
Totine
Pizza
Contadina Tomatoes
Nabisco
Folger
Pillsbury Cinnamon
Stokely
Soe
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