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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1980

Page

3

Charter service asks airport to stop competition

Woodruff Aviation asks Southern Illinois Airport Authority to force SIUC to withdraw charter and instructional services by July 1 and transfer a leased counter to Woodruff. The company cites private funding plans for a 350000 hangar project and says university competition harms profits. The board will seek financial background information before any action.

Ann Schottman Knol Southern Illinois Airport Authority Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Gene Seibert Woodruff Aviation SIAC Woodruff Company Phillip Woodruff Authority Board Woodruff SIUC Siu-C SIU C Air Institute SIU

Anna OKs extending water lines to planned shopping site

The Anna City Council approved prepping a $100000 federal loan application to extend water lines to a 30acre undeveloped tract near Anna for a planned shopping complex. The move follows a deal with owner Jay Hartline to annex the site and quarry area, with plans for a long term low interest Farmers Home Administration loan and a July 1 council review.

Leanne Waxman Southern Illinois Anna John Womick Jay Hartline Tom Campbell Council Womick Farmer’s Home Administration

Hydrant Break Triggers Boil Water Order in Murphysboro

A hit-and-run damaged a Murphysboro hydrant at 20th and Commercial around 5 a.m. causing low water pressure and a citywide boil order for areas bounded by Walnut Jackson 17th and 23rd streets. EPA tests expected by tomorrow could lift the order. Southwest Murphysboro pressures dropped to 15 18 pounds as crews closed the valve and replaced the hydrant next week.

Ann Schottman Knol Murphysboro Walnut Jackson 17Th 23Rd Parm Williams Williams Environmental Protection Agency Kinkaid-Reed’s Creek Conservancy District Kinkaid de Soto Ava Campbell Hill Elkville Wallisville Mardale Oroville Gene Ebersoh

Alto Pass OKs water district

Alto Pass residents vote to form a water district by 114 to 11, enabling the Alto Pass Water Department to buy water from Jonesboro. The move aims to keep rates down, with linkage costs around 500000 and easier loan access, though turnout was lighter than expected.

H.B. Koplowitz Southern Illinoisan Alto Pass Jonesboro Pomona Illinois 127 Michael Coleman Farmers Home Administration Coleman

Turco shuts down Murphysboro site

Turco Manufacturing will cease production at the Christopher Industries Murphysboro plant on July 3. The Murphysboro work shifts to the Du Quoin plant where layoffs have also occurred. Seventeen more Christopher Industries employees were laid off, bringing total past week and a half losses to 45. About 25 workers remain.

Brad Betker Southern Illinoisan Christopher Industries Inc Murphysboro Turco Manufacturing Co du Quoin du Quin Christopher Industries Keith Feigenbaum Feigenbaum Turco 20Th Street Shomaker Drive Brown Shoe Co

Port district to host 90 dinner for officials and media

The Jackson-Union Port District will use 250000 dollars in bond proceeds to fund a dinner for about 90 guests including state legislators local officials business representatives and media. The event aims to publicize the district's purpose and goals with Jim P Wise of Houston Natural Gas Corp as the featured speaker.

Ann Schottman Knol Southern Illinoisan Jackson-Union Port District James Seed Seed Houston Natural Gas Corp Cora Jackson Union Chambers of Commerce Bankers Greater Egypt Jim P. Wise

Marion Lincoln School corrections appease mother

Marion's Lincoln School improvements were outlined after a parent complaint list, centered on maintenance and safety. A new boiler exhaust fan reduces fumes. emergency exits will be added in several rooms. heat detectors may be required. No cafeteria air conditioning planned, but repairs proceed with summer cleanup.

C. Storme Storme Lincoln School

Timberdoodle sighting near home sparks nature note

Ben Gelman recalls finding a woodcock along a Southern Illinois road near gardens. The article describes the bird as a shore-like, 11 inch brown woodcock with a movable upper bill, ground nesting habits, and distinctive courtship calls, noting it is listed as uncommon in summer but common on Crab Orchard Refuge.

Ben Gelman Southern Illinoisan Evening News Illinois Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge America

The Woodcock Visitor in My Yard

Byline describes the woodcock Philohela minor as a shy, nocturnal bird that rests in woods by day and feeds at night. It notes its many nicknames such as night partridge and timberdoodle and explains how it leaves worm burrows or borings as it probes soil for food.

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Sup Carbondale Anna Oks Campbell Hartline Robert Ferrell Ferrell Joe Jines Mary Heins Oks Water District Port District Marion’s Cathy A. Monroe Southern Joyce Funkhouser Marion Community Unit School District 2 Marion Education Association Page Insurance Agency Mount Vernon Page Guaranty Trust Co Chicago Mutual of Omaha Martha Jones David Winyard Karin Schafer Suzanne Hyde Williamson County Special Education Co-operative Elaine Alegnant Carol A. Hahn Laura Whitman Linda Sue Chamberlain Byline B.G
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