Graduates Enter Job Market at Southern Illinois University
About 3 660 students received degrees Friday at SIU with at least two quick to seek work. Gene Harbaugh of Palmyra used his cap as a billboard reading For Hire, while Brenda Farmer of Sparta echoed Me Too as graduates from the Vocational Technical Institute begin their job hunt.
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Southern Illinois University
Gene Harbaugh
Palmyra
Brenda Farmer
Sparta
The
Vocational-Technical Institute
Johnston City case continued in civil suit over Big 5 Restaurant
A Johnston City civil case between Donald Dodd and Charles Williams over possession of the Big 5 Restaurant was continued to June 21 after Marion County judge Jack Morris failed to appear. Williams alleges Dodd entered the restaurant during his vacation, removed items, and posted a for sale sign, seeking injunctive relief, damages, and daily penalties. Dodd counters that Williams breached a contract for deed by not making payments.
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Donald Dodd
Charles Williams
Johnston City
Big 5
Williams
Dodd
Circuit Court
Marion
Jack Morris
Salin
Morris
John Clayton
First Judicial Circuit
Preliminary Hearing Set On Drug and Weapon Charges
A 22 year old Carterville man faces a June 21 preliminary hearing in Marion circuit court on illegal possession of a narcotic and illegal weapon use after a drug raid by Williamson County deputies. Four grams of marijuana about 600 pills and a switch blade were seized. Also in Marion circuit court Jerry Long 20 Herrin and Jackie Ray 23 Johnston City were granted jury trials for contributing to the delinquency of minors after two 14 year old runaways were found with them in a Herrin house. Bond set at 1500 each. David V Adams 22 East St Louis failed to appear in Perry County circuit court and a 25 cash bond was forfeited. Steven K Hayes 18 Johnston City was fined 25 and placed on probation one year for theft of 20 in merchandise from Grandpa Johns. Carbondale Jewel Gibbs 22 15 speeding. Carbondale Joseph Burlingame 59 60 no valid license 10 no valid registration. Du Quoin Richard Anheuser 20 18 speeding.
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Carterville
Marion
Lee
Williamson County
Jerry Long
Herrin
Jackie Ray
Johnston City
Long
Ray
St. Louis
Perry
David V. Adams
East St. Louis
Perry County
Steven K. Hayes
Hayes
Grandpa John
Rt. 37
Carbondale
Jewel L. Gibbs
Joseph E. Burlingame
du Quoin
Richard L. Anheuser
Area judges to attend three day Chicago conference
The three judges of the First Judicial Circuit of Southern Illinois will join about 350 judges at the 18th annual Judicial Conference in Chicago from Wednesday to Friday at the Lake Shore Club. Associate judges Prosser and Cagle will also attend as courts close except for emergencies. The program covers evidence search and seizure professional malpractice chancery and juvenile issues and the state constitution under Supreme Court rules for continuing education.
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First Judicial Circuit
Southern Illinois
Chicago
John Clayton
Marion
William Lewis
Anna
Peyton Kunce
Murphysboro
Lake Shore Club
Everett Prosser
Carbondale
A. R. Cagle
Supreme Court
Police Briefs From Southern Illinois Towns
Creal Springs Lillian M. Mel hauser 59 cited 15 dollars for failure to signal. Marion Alonzo W. Geer 63 cited 110 dollars for driving while intoxicated. Zeigler Michael S. Leverle 19 cited 15 dollars for no valid registration. Marion John W. Rowland 22 cited 60 dollars for no valid driver's license. Corp Helen L. Vaughn 43 cited 25 dollars for failure to reduce speed and 25 dollars for no valid operator's license.
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Creal Springs
Lillian M. Melhauser
Marion
Alonzo W. Geer
Zeigler
Michael S. Leverle
John W. Rowland
Corp
Helen L. Vaughn
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Johnston City Case
Area Court Report
Buster
Wall St
CarbondAle Bowl
Walnut Street
15Th Street
Berkline
Kathleen
Glen
West Main
Novelco
North American Philips Corporation
East 42Nd Street
New York
Herrin Rexall Drug
North Park
LA Z
Reclina
La-Z-Boy
Rockers
Dad
Scotchgard
Mardale Shopping Center
McGregor
Scot
Kona Kai
Faille
Square Deal Clothing
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