Judge Hanagan to Attend 1972 Judicial Academy
Franklin County Circuit Judge Frank P. Hanagan will participate in a two week 1972 American Academy of Judicial Education session starting July 16 at the University of Alabama Tuscaloosa. The program funded by a Justice Department grant is co sponsored by the North American Judges Association and the American Judicature Society.
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Frank P. Hanagan
American Academy of Judicial Education
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
U.S. Department of Justice
North American Judges Association
American Judicature Society
Hanagan
St. Louis University Law School
West Frankfort
Franklin County Bar Alion
American Bar Association
Illinois Bar Association
Academy
Vaughn Receives Federal Faculty Fellowship
Donald E. Vaughn, a Southern Illinois University finance professor, wins a 1972 Federal Faculty Fellowship to work with the Federal Power Commission. The one-year assignment covers the executive branch’s administrative and managerial needs and powers utilities return on capital.
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Southern Illinois University
Federal Power Commission
Donald E. Vaughn
Vaughn
School of Business
American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business
Carbondale Model Cities Center gets $54,881 boost
Carbondale receives an additional 54 881 grant to lift the Model Cities Multi Purpose Center project total to 594 000 Rep Kenneth Gray D West Frankfort announced construction should start around July 15 and finish within 15 months The center now occupies the Attucks School building on East Main Street leased from Carbondale Grade School District 95 and park district for 10 a month Model Cities will oversee upkeep and utilities The new site comprises 17 parcels bordered by Barnes Street Willow Street and Birch Street
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Model Cities
Carbondale Grade School District No. 95
Park District
Laurence Martin
Barnes Street
Willow Street
Birch Street
Olney Man Yancey Put On Probation For Disorderly Conduct
Martin K. Yancey of Olney formerly of Herrin was placed on two years probation and fined 250 dollars in Marion circuit court for disorderly conduct. Found guilty May 23 by jury, sentencing deferred to review mitigation. Earlier, jury acquitted him on battery charges in a case involving three minor girls.
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Martin K. Yancey
Olney
Herrin
Marion
Yancey
Peay Harry McCabe
Harrisburg
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