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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1978

Page

3

Coal production up despite new federal regulations

A month into enforcement of the Surface Mining and Reclamation Act, 29 inspectors began a crackdown in Appalachian strip mines. In over 100 inspections, 18 mines were shut for major violations while May production rose to 65.7 million tons, led by strip mining. Peabody Coal reported no May closures among its 34 strip mines, with June output expected higher. Federal and state inspectors compare dual rules as they inspect Southern Illinois mines and Williamson County operations for compliance gaps and signage failures.

Interior Department Office of Surface Mining Appalachian Coal Fields Peabody Coal Company Peabody David S. Hemenway Thomas A. Flannery Southern Illinois Charles Medvick Marion Medvick Reclamation Division Illinois Department of Mines and Minerals Williamson County Illinois Medavick

Marion auto mechanics strike enters seventh week

About 61 mechanics from 19 auto agencies began picketing May 1 after a three year contract expired. The union and management have debated offers, with proposed increases of 55, 40, and 35 cents per hour over three years and 20 cents an hour for new insurance.

Marion

Three Die In Weekend Southern Illinois Traffic Crashes

Three people died in weekend crashes in Southern Illinois with two fatalities near Murphysboro. Michael Turns, 29, of Chester, was killed when his pickup left Illinois 127 and struck a tree. he was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Joseph Memorial Hospital after rescue. Joseph Siefert, 21, of Du Quoin died at Firmin Desloge Hospital in St. Louis after a Saturday motorcycle collision on U.S. 51 north of Perry County. The third fatality was Michael J. Golliher, 29, of Murphysboro, whose van ran off Town Creek Road and overturned into a creek bed near Sand Ridge, catching fire.

Illinois Murphysboro Michael A. Turns Chester Illinois 127 Turns St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Jackson County Don Ragsdale Anna Menard Correctional Center Schroeder du Quoin Firmin Desloge Hospital St. Louis Joseph Siefert Siefert U.S. 51 Illinois 14 Perry County Michael J. ‘‘Gaz’’ Golliher Town Creek Road South 20Th Street Sand Ridge

Benton mother and daughter die in Crossville crash

Joint funeral services set for Freda Launius and daughter Carolyn Launius, both of Benton, after a Saturday traffic collision in Crossville, Tennessee. Husband Joe Launius injured. Faith details, survivors, and burial plans listed. services Tuesday at Hobbs-Johnson Funeral Home Benton.

Hobbs-Johnson Benton Freda Launius Carolyn Launius Route 2 Crossville Tenn Joe Launius Tennessee Phyllis Naper Mary Lou Rutledge Marshall Texas Bertha Huffman Coffeen Velma Davis Everett Johnston Gainesville Jess Johnston Danville Bill Johnston Sidell Miss Launius

Longtime Illinois police chief leaves post as council stalls

Lesser Police Chief Ronald Louis Westray says Sunday was his last day because his appointment expired leaving the city with one full time officer. Mayor Schettler has faced repeated recesses as the council has not acted to make the position permanent. The city blames low salaries for difficulty attracting officers and dispatchers.

DeMaris Berry Ronald Louis Westray Westray William Schettler Schettler Council

Carthief targets Uncle Briggs on Channel 3 Harrisburg

Harrisburg police report a white over red 1977 Ford stolen from Briggs Gordon known to adults as sportscaster and to youths as Uncle Briggs. The incident ties to the late afternoon TV program Funny Company airing at 5:30 p.m. on Channel 3.

Uncle Briggs Channel 3 Harrisburg Briggs Gordon Briggs

Bergland to visit Mt Vernon area farms in June

U S Secretary of Agriculture Robert Bergland will visit a Perry County farm and meet Southern Illinois farmers in Mt. Vernon from 3 to 4 p.m. at Mt. Vernon Township High School Auditorium. He will tour the John Iffert farm on Route 1 east of Du Quoin and hold a noon press conference at the Southern Illinois Airport near Carbondale.

U.S Robert Bergland Perry County Mt. Vernon Paul Simon Carbondale Southern Illinois Mt. Vernon Township High School Bergland John Iffert Route 1 du Quoin

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