Greater Egypt plans 1974 budget with 320000 for training
The Greater Egypt Regional Planning and Development Commission proposed a 1974 budget of 564,024 with the largest item 320,797 for criminal justice training. HUD funds 81,800 EDA funds 77,072 and other items include transportation and water planning.
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Greater Egypt
Commission
Franklyn Moreno
EDA
Two Mines Near Marion Open Soon
Two small coal mines will begin operations near Marion Indiana. Bronston Brothers Coal Mine will open at Crab Orchard east of Marion by early next week and Bert Chamness will open a mine west of Marion north of the Rodeway Inn by early next week. Each mine plans to employ about fifty men and sell coal locally. The Marion Chamber reports 279 full members and 18 associates, just short of their 30 percent yearly goal.
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Marion
William Kibler
Marion Cherioal of Commerce Tues.y
Kibler
Bronston Brothers
Crab Orchard
Bert Chamness
Robert Hall
Rodeway Inn
Houston
Saline County
Marion Ares
Bill Bowlby
Chamber
Water tower to honor Herrin Tigers with orange black paint
Herrin city public works committee approves orange and black colors for the south water tower to honor Herrin High School Tigers. The 200,000 gallon tank, already green, will be painted within two weeks by Security Tank and Tile Co. of Henderson Ky. A $24,979 repaint contract was awarded in October after an inspection found corrosion requiring repair.
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Herrin City Ater
Herrin
City Council Public Works Committee
Floyd Walker
Water and Sewer Department
Security Tank and Tile Co
Henderson
Walker
Tigers
Kentucky
Industry cuts back at Mark Twain Marine in West Frankfort
A spokesman said about 85 percent of the 250 workers at Mark Twain Marine Industries were laid off to permit a mode change. Retooling and production line changes would take 10 to 14 days. The plant produces roughly 6,000 fiberglass outboard motorboats annually.
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West Frankfort
Mark ‘Twain Marine Industries
Mark Twain
SIU Officials Fault Federal Raid Media Invite
Chicago Tribune reporter and photographer joined a Carbondale drug raid prompting SIU leaders to protest the journalists accompanying federal agents. The May 17 operation by the FBI netted 3 SIU students and seven others, all charged with possession or sale of controlled substances, while SIU sought no media access. Officials say they were not consulted and criticized the invitation as inappropriate, with plans for disciplinary action against 18 students once federal cases finish.
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Dave Butler
Southern Trinoisan
Southern Illinois University At
Carbondale
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
SIU
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
The
Tribune
George Halpin
Sarcoics Bureau
Marcotics Bureau
T. Richard Mager
Bo Bong
Ma. Ber
Donald A Hecke
STUC
David &. Derge
Halpin
New York Times
New York State
Clinais
Joe Dakin
Dakin
Chicago News
Minois
Mitchell Ware
Ilinois Bureau of Investigation
Ware
Illinois
IBS
Richard 8. Ogilvie
Cook County Civil Service Commission
Chicago Police Department
Tor Busch
Busch
Four fishermen seek rough fish at Crab Orchard pond
Four anglers, each with different gear, wait for water to drop at the Al-acre Crab Orchard Fish and Wildlife Refuge pond. Officials clear rough fish to aid waterfowl habitat while public fishing runs daily until Thursday from 7:20 a.m. to dusk. A nearby 8-inch catfish was photographed.
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Al-acre
Crab Orchard Fish and Wildlife Refuge
He Pond
Crab Orchard Lake
SIU agriculture dean Wendell Keepper to step down
Wendell E Keepper dean of the School of Agriculture at Southern Illinois University Carbondale will shift to a teaching role effective July 1 1974. A search committee will be formed in summer quarter to find a replacement. Keepper 62 has led SIU Agriculture since 1950 and became dean in 1965 after heading the department.
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Wendell E. Keepper
School of Agriculture
Southern Ilinois University
Carbondale
Keeper
SIU
Koepper
Keepper J
Earler
John Olmsted
Roger Beyler
Uberal Arts
Raymond Dey
Keepper
SIU Agriculture
Pennsylvania State University
Bakalis Hearings Highlight Reading Reform and World Citizenship
Harrisburg hearing on education drew South Illinois residents view on Bakalis goal outlined in Action Goals for the Seventies An Agenda for Illinois Education. Parents and educators urged world community curriculum better reading and career education with state backing for school construction and staff stability.
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Harrisburg
Michael J. Bukalis
Bakalis
Margaret M. Stauber
Carbondale
Carbonate Parent Teachers Association
Jack D. Simmons
Harrisburg Community Unit
Simmons
State Education Office
Board of Education
State Education Department
Murphysboro considers third fire station and pumper deal
Murphysboro officials discussed leasing and possibly purchasing a 1,000 gallon pumper from American Fire Apparatus Co. for the fire department. Estimated cost range 20 000 to 35 000 with 10 000 to 15 000 in equipment. federal funds of 26 000 earmarked. Plans include a new track west of the Tiinots Central Gulf Railroad tracks and potential land use near 530 N. 1th St offered by Lastour Corp for future city fire site.
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Commission
John L. Waner
HUD
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Municipal Commission
HUN
Chester Steele
Lastour Corp
Old County Barn
Veregoni Distributing Co
N. 1Th ‘St
New school project bids total $573,042 for Crab Orchard unit
Contracts totaling 573,042 for reconstruction of a new school facility were let by the Crab Orchard Unit Three Board of Education. Low bids came in nearly ten percent under the architect's 626,000 estimate, enabling alternates such as air conditioning and tiling. Construction is aimed to start in three weeks and finish by the 1974 75 school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crab Orchard
Board of Education
Gene Stettler
Stettler
Bearden Construction Co
Mellon
Atkisson Plumbing and Heating Co
Marion
S.H." Rix and Sons of
Heatig
Caldwell Biertric Cn
Harrisburg
Cemo: Distributing Co
Poplar Bluff
Murphysboro District opens bids on gasoline and fuel oil
Unit 186, Murphysboro District 186, faced potential school heating and bus fuel issues for 1973 74 as bids were opened. Standard Oil Co offered to supply gasoline at bulk plant posted price. Twin County Service Co submitted fuel oil bid three cents below retail price. District accepted both bids, noting current fuel costs and heating methods across Washingt, McElwain, Orchard Hills, Carruthers Junior High, and other campuses.
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DeMaris Berry
Standard of Co
Twin County Service Co
Washingt
McElwain
Orchard Hills
Carruthers
Longfellow
Herrin High eyes SIU computer for pilot classroom use
Herrin School Board studies feasibility of linking to Southern Illinois University 370 computer via terminal to upgrade district computing. Plans compare SIU capacity and languages with district 1130 system, cost about 1000 dollars monthly, prioritizing instructional value and student benefits.
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Herrin Classroom
SIU
Southern Timais University
Herrin
William Clarida
Betty Smith
Clarida
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