Fire damages second floor apartments in Carbondale
An early morning blaze at 420 W Monroe St Carbondale damaged the second floor of a two story student apartment. Capt Everett Rushing said a grease fire on an electric range started the flames. About 10 firefighters worked over two hours to control the fire. No injuries reported. Six tenants listed as renters in the building owned by Daryl Meier. He could not be reached for comment.
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Everett Rushing
Monroe St
Rushing
Daryl Meier
Walnut St
Carbondale
Meier
Car flips injure Thompsonville couple on rural road
A Thompsonville couple was hurt when their car overturned on a Williamson County road. Maria L. Knight 18 suffered major injuries and was admitted to Marion Memorial Hospital. Leland C. Kahl 16 had minor injuries and was also treated at the same hospital. The crash occurred about 11 45 a m twelve miles north of Route 13 and fourteen miles east of Route 37.
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Thompsonville
Williamson
Maria L. Knight
Marion Memorial Hospital
Leland C. Kahl
Kahl
Rt. 13
Rt. 37
Southern Illinoisan Publication and Postal Details
The Southern Illinoisan is published Sundays and daily except Saturdays and holidays by Southern Illinoisan Inc. at multiple Illinois offices. It is the successor to local papers and the AP is exclusive for local news and AP dispatches.
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Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinoisan Inc
North Illinois Avenue
Carbondale
North 16Th Street
Herrin
Walnut Street
Murphysboro
Illinois
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Murphysboro Independent
Associated Press
Mitchell Museum Project Opens Fall In Mt. Vernon
The Mitchell Museum, a $500000 art facility funded by the John R. and Eleanor R. Mitchell Foundation, is slated to open this fall in Mt. Vernon sharing grounds with Cedarhurst on Richview Road. The 82 acre site features a 55 by 90 foot main gallery, a lecture hall, and planned expansion to include the Mitchell home. Trustees include Dr. Herbert L. Fink and Jerome Glassman with a 25 member board. The collection highlights a Picasso sculpture, George Bellows and Mary Cassatt works, and Chinese porcelain birds, with aims to educate and inspire regional residents.
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Sandy Blumenfeld
Cedarhurst
Mitchell
Richview Road
Ruby Miller
Fields, Goldman and Magee
Mt. Vernon
Southern Illinois
Herbert L. Fink
Glassman
John P. Wham
I. L. Carp
Clifford R. Fields
J. Marvin Powers
Chapman Rockaway
Fink
Southern Millinois University
Carbondale
Picasso
George Bellows
Mary Cassat
Europe
Liberty Petroleum Co., Inc
Vernon
Miller
Ing
John Gardner
R. Buckminster Fuller
Siu
Mt. Vernon Township
John Mitchell
Mitchell Furniture Co
WMIX
Security Bank and Trust Co
Illinois lagging in industrial growth due to strict pollution rules
A 1,000 page report by A. T. Kearny and Co. asserts Illinois maintains higher environmental standards than neighbors and has caused opportunity losses as firms avoid new plants or expansions. Pollution officials challenge the data while the Illinois Chamber cites economic impact studies as a remedy.
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Chicago
Illinois
Illinois Chamber of Commerce
A. T. Kearny and Co. Inc
Minors Pollution Control Board
Samuel T. Lawton
Ilinois Environmental Law of
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Howard Sullivan
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Chicago Council of Lawyers
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Investy Bark Door Sa
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University Bank of Carbondale
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