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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1979

Page

3

We Need Rain As Illinois Crops Finish Planting

Dry weather across Illinois leaves farmers hopeful for moisture as planting nears completion. Southern counties report good crop conditions though some areas are very dry. Officials note 78 percent of corn in good condition, 97 percent of soybeans planted, with several counties awaiting rain to sustain growth.

Associated Press Illinois Dale Bateman Douglas County William Wagner Union County Dick Howell Perry County Howell Bateman John Unger The Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service Unger

Carbondale approves revised depot design after dispute

Carbondale officials formally approved a revised train station design, a compromise between Illinois Gulf Central Railroad and Amtrak after initial clashes over a larger downtown compatible depot. The 3,960 square foot structure on Illinois Avenue between Elm and Cherry will cost about 316,800 for the building and 200,000 for site work, with the city under FHA constraints and ICG ownership shaping the outcome.

Illinois Gulf Central Railroad Amtrak Illinois Avenue Elm Cherry Streets Sue Mitchell Hans Fischer Charles Watkins Carroll Fry Fry ICG Whistling Dixie Olsen

Miller to appoint next Illinois UMW international board member

Gene Mitchell of Benton resigns as District 12 rep for health reasons after six years. Arnold Miller will select a temporary replacement until the 1981 elections. Miners see the post as a policy making cabinet like role, with Ponsetti among likely candidates and others warning of potential shifts in mining community influence.

Evan M. Davis Illinois United Mine Workers of America International Board Gene Mitchell Benton District 12 Mitchell Arnold Miller Miller Washington U.S Jack Ponsetti Subdistrict 5 Illinois Umw Board Max Stucker Zeigler No. 4 Johnston City Tom Gaston 9905 Zeigler Spartan Coulterville Ponsetti Mike Bunton du Quoin Illinois Board Subdistrict 6 Bunton Gaston Stucker Tony Kujawa Pinckneyville Kujawa UMW

New Jackson County Workshop names Curtis Kohring director

Curtis Kohring, 38, introduced as new director of the Jackson County Community Workshop, replacing Dean Brandenburg who resigned to private business after 64 years with the workshop. Kohring will move from Chicago and work part time until relocation, with an annual salary of 22500.

Ann Schottman Knol Southern Illinoisan Jackson County Curtis Kohring Kohring Dean Brandenburg Brandenburg Cherryl Daugherty Chicago Goodwill Industries Daugherty St. Louis University Adam S. McKinley Community Services Specialized Services Inc Belleville East St. Louis

Marion Prison Inmates Under Movement Restrictions After Stabbing

At Marion penitentiary inmates remain limited to small groups outside cells with 72 allowed at a time. Associate Warden John L. Clark, 41, stabbed in the dining room Thursday, remains in stable condition. The attack prompted an FBI investigation and the discovery of a homemade knife. Four days earlier six inmates attempted escape with two minor injuries.

United States Penitentiary At Marion Ron Beal John L. Clark Mate Marion Memorial Hospital Clark

Baby found dead in woods near Anna

A newborn girl was found in a shallow creek about five miles northwest of Anna by a Union County couple walking in the woods. The full-term infant had the placenta and umbilical cord attached. An autopsy was planned as investigators work with Union County sheriff's deputies and Ballard's investigators.

Union County Anna William Ballard Ballard Union County Sheriff

Herrin Board Sets Priorities For Eighty Thousand Repair Plan

Herrin school board on Monday set priorities for an eighty thousand dollar repair program. Immediate work excludes bids while remaining projects await bid approval. Topics included roof and masonry work, heating and plumbing upgrades, lighting, repainting, and safety improvements across Energy Lincoln Hurst High School Southside and other buildings. The board also discussed state minimum competency testing and district guidance programs, approved insurance renewal, and announced staffing changes including resignations and new hires.

O.R. Walley Southern Illinoisan Herrin Board of Education Energy School Lincoln Hurst High School Southside Energy Donald Southern Illinois University-Carbondale College of Education Harry Revelle Lela Marvin Revelle

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