Tiffany Apartments Rise in Carterville on Division
Three four unit buildings are rising at 803 S Division Carterville by Mar Dale Builders Carbondale for a Carterville land trust Etherton of Plains Leasing says occupancy is planned by July 1. Each frame and brick exterior unit will be air conditioned carpeted with furnished range oven and refrigerator. Two bedroom rents are set at 150 dollars per month through Plains Leasing Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany
S. Division
Carterville
Richard Etheerton
Plains Leasing Co
Ing
Etherton
Plains Leasing, Inc
Hickel Agrees Amendments To Coal Health Legislation
Secretary of the Interior Hickel backs amendments to Nixon admin coal mine health and safety bill drawn by Senate Subcommittee staff. Proposals keep 45 mg coal dust limit with three year path to 3 mg, create an independent Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Review Board, and grant inspectors power to withdraw or close mines under state plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Senate
Subcommittee On
Labor
National Coal Policy Conference
Hickel
Fister
Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Review Board
Interior Department
Sen
Jennings Randolph
DW. Va
Full Committee On Education and Labor
Charles H. Percy
Percy
General
Subcommittee
House
Ilinois House
State Senate
GenTel supervisor promoted at Carbondale central office
Silas Smith promoted from transmission technician to plant supervisor of central office and PABX equipment for Carbondale DeSoto exchanges. He lives at 2808 McCord Murphysboro with wife Freda and seven children. Smith began with General Telephone in 1959 as an equipment installer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Saylor Smith, Jr
Carbondale
M. D. Farmer
Southern Division
General Telephone Company
Smith
McCord
Murphysboro
Freda
Silas
Dennis
Therese
Joseph
Marianne
John
Christopher
Christine
Leeton
General Telephone
Carbondale-DeSoto
CIPS Offers Educational Programs on Power and Gas
Central Illinois Public Service Co. presents three 20 minute slide illustrated talks for schools churches and clubs. Ronald A Bennett promoted to assistant to the vice president of St. Louis Ship details his background. Programs cover electricity from generation to the home switch and insights into power from investors to regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Illinois Public Service Co
Ronald A. Bennett
Edward A. Bennett
S. Parkhill Ave
West Frankfort
St. Louis Ship
Port Industries Inc
St. Louis
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Charleston, D. C. Naval Shipyard
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
The
U. S. Propeller Club
CIPS
Herrin Store to Move After Lease Loss
Mr Eds Family Center in Herrin will relocate after losing the lease at 201 N Park Ave. Coowner John Thomas said the building owner, a West Frankfort woman, requires vacant by end of August. The six year old store plans a future site but none chosen yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
John Thomas
Park Ave
West Frankfort
Thomas
Park Avenue
House committee backs HUD funding cut in omnibus bill
The House Appropriations Committee recommends a 19 percent, 364.3 million cut to HUD funding as part of a 1.65 billion allocation in a 14.9 billion omnibus bill. The package lowers model cities and urban renewal funds, with an overall 473.1 million reduction from 15.4 billion requested by President Nixon. It also includes 150 thousand to begin an official vice president residence project and trims seven point five million from the ten point five million requested for fair housing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
House Appropriations Committee
House
Nixon
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Silas Smith Jr
Silas Smith
GenTel
Sardinia
New Hampshire
Herrin Store
Louis Wills
Standard Oil
Gorham
Floyd Pender
Jonesboro
Art Fulford
Zeigler
Proctor
Proctor Supply CO
Maryland
Illinois
Mal
Cities Aid Fund
HUD
Accounting Auditing Corporation
Don Harrison
Stith Oco
Bracy
Dept. Store of Insurance Bracy’s
Piznss
Fouvoto UD
Limpus Realty
Main Street
DIAL
FORD
Total Electric
Sentral
Illinois Public Service Company
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