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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1967

Page

3

CATV profits and franchise terms in Southern Illinois

The article explains CATV economics for towns like Mt. Vernon and Carbondale, outlining franchise payments from 3 to 8 percent of gross income, plus fixed monthly or year payments. It estimates subscriber growth, potential city revenues, and compares regional systems amid ongoing expansion. It notes variability by city and frames next discussions on the FCC and Egypt.

Ashtabula Ohio Marion Carbondale Springfield Los Angeles Calif Asheville N. C Mt. Vernon Manion

Carbondale Council Sets Sunset Drive Width and House Move

A 7:30 p.m. special meeting will decide Sunset Drive extension width in west Carbondale to serve a Little Crab Orchard Creek bridge project. A 34 foot width is recommended from Donna Drive to Parrish subdivision across a planned bridge. The council will also hear a permit request to move a five room House from 1012 S Forest St to 700 N Barnes St by Bob James. Informal discussion on agenda items for the July 3 regular meeting will follow.

Carbondale Sunset Dr West Carbondale Little Crab Orchard Creek Pla Commission Donna Drive Sunset Drive Parrish Subdivision

Architects discuss junior colleges in Marion talk

The William F. Bernbrook firm of Moline led a meeting for county school superintendents and officials from six Southern Illinois junior college districts. Leslie Stilley and Leslie McCollum attended as guests.

Marion William F. Bernbrook Moline Southern Illinois Leslie Stilley Williamson County Leslie McCollum Herrin High School Bernbrock Illinois Blackhawk Walter G. Kimmel Robert C. Spielman

Fire calls report from Carbondale and Benton

At 201 S Oakland Ave Carbondale a fire damaged a parked 1962 Cadillac with minor damage reported. In Benton a Friday 5 30 p m at Ket terman s Service Station motorcycle exhaust fumes from a gas pump caused $800 damage to the motorcycle pump and a car in the driveway. Later in Benton at 8 30 p m on W Main in front of Eagles Park a car fire with back fire through the carburetor caused $50 damage.

Carbondale S. Oakland Ave Benton Ketterman’s Bob Semtel W. Main Eagles Park

Health department urges sanitary landfills to curb dumps

Franklin and Williamson Counties should host centralized landfills to stop illegal dumping at the C. W. F. and Joint Yard site east of Orient. Dan Bain cites multiple dump types breeding flies and rodents. fines up to 200 dollars per offense. Also reports the death of Alonzo Evans, 54, Marion janitor, with funeral plans pending at Jones Funeral Home Colp.

Franklin Williamson Health Department Joint Yard Orient Dan Bain Bain Alonzo Evans S. Liberty St Marion Marion Memorial Hospital Evans Corene Lauretha Prude Jonnie Mae Cheers Olivia Butler Florida Anderson Chicago Leola Moore Marianna Ark Lauretha Evans Memphis Memphis, Tenn Jimmie Wilson Jones Funeral Home of Colp

Dropouts Lower Murphysboro Unit 186 Final Enrollment

Murphysboro Unit School District 186 lost 33 pupils to dropouts in 1966-67. Enrollment ended at 2,711 with 1,420 boys and 1,291 girls. High school dropouts numbered 30, about 4 percent, compared with state averages around 30 percent when including between year losses. County Supt. Monroe Deming notes rising county enrollment affects dropout figures.

Murphysboro Unit Unit 186 County Supt. of Monroe Deming Deming Jackson County

VTOL travel may ease airport bottlenecks at city centers

Lockheed California announces a first generation VTOL craft capable of carrying 30 passengers at 250 mph up to 250 miles non stop. The craft could operate from city heliports, linking communities to major airports and reshaping regional air service.

Southern Illinois University Philip A. Colman SIU Transportation Institute Colman Lockheed- California Co Lockheed Chicago Detroit Mich New York City Miami Fla

Rites Tuesday for Godwin

Funeral services are at 2 p.m. Tuesday for U.S. Art Spec. 4 Raymond W. Godwin at Jerusalem Church in Fiona Township with Sister Irene Chaney officiating. Burial will follow in Jerusalem Cemetery. Godwin died June 19 in Wisconsin. Friends may call today at Walker Funeral Home Alto Pass.

U.S Raymond W Walker Funeral Home Alto Pass

Williamson County Board of Commissioners reviews property values

The Williamson County Board of Commissioners opened its annual session as the board of review. It will hear complaints on 1968 property evaluations through August. Tax bill complaints go to the tax collector. Appointments must be made with Lou King, tax supervisor, who serves as clerk. Hearings are scheduled with 15 minutes per complaint.

Williamson County Board of Commissioners Board of Review Lou King

Ordinances Near Completion In Jackson County

Subdivision and county zoning ordinances in final development stages were announced by Franklyn Moreno of the Greater Egypt Regional Planning and Development Commission. A courthouse display in Murphysboro is planned with broader outreach to other counties. Harold Briggs was reappointed to a five year term on the Jackson County Housing Authority. No injuries reported in two Murphysboro accidents.

Jackson County Franklyn Moreno Greater Egypt Harold Briggs Carbondale Jackson County Housing Authority Briggs

Fires and damages reported in three towns

In Marion at 2 30 p m Saturday Mo dena Morgan 812 W Maplewood St a wall fire caused slight damage In Marion at 8 30 p m Saturday Mrs Sessions 1210 S Madison St a television short Mar ypys buro Alden East home 2116 Walnut St 3 p m Saturday lightning struck roof causing extensive fire damage to roof and attic

Rt. 149 Larry E. Burnett Herman Place Bourbonnais Henry A. Browers Rt. 2 Ironton Burnett Barbara J. Boicourt S. Washington St Harrisburg Karen J. Ellis Cherry Hills Rd Bettendorf Iowa Walnut 14Th Streets Marion Modena Morgan W. Maplewood St Murphysboro

Air taxi link eyed for Carbondale region

Ralph Lovering of the FAA urged an air taxi network for the Midwest at SIU regional airports conference. He described his trip from Washington to Carbondale via St. Louis, noting the lack of local air taxi service and the long travel time. SIU officials said Ong Aircraft Corp will start service from Southern Illinois Airport linking Carbondale with St. Louis Champaign Chicago and other hubs.

Ralph Lovering Federal Aviation Administration FAA William Co. Knoepfle Jack Wenzel Aeronautics Department Gene Seibert Southern Illinois Southern Illinois University Lovering Minneapolis St. Paul Minn Twin Cities United States Midwest Carbondale Washington, D.C Washington National Airport St. Louis Alexander R. MacMillan SIU Transportation Institute Ong Aircraft Corp Champaign Chicago

Williamson County Court Facility Remodel Nears Completion

Remodeling of the Williamson County Circuit Court facilities on the second floor of Marion City Hall is nearly complete. Judge Stewart Cluster gains a separated bench and new counsel table, a lowered ceiling, acoustical and lighting upgrades, paneled walls, and a lawyers clients consultation room. Carl Miller receives a private office. jury hearings will stay in the courthouse. Cost about 1900 dollars. A mail service contract between Carbondale and St Louis via East St Louis was awarded to Sam's Transport Service Co of Olney due to train removals and bus discontinuations.

Williamson County Marion City Hall Cluster Carbondale St. Louis East St. Louis Sam’s Transport Service Co Olney Ervin Sullivan

Mines Report Odd Tuesday Work At Burning Star

Mines Working Tuesday Burning Star 2 Burning Star 3 while all other mines idle, indicating a targeted production pattern for the day.

Herrin to consider updated zoning ordinance tonight

Herrin officials prepare to vote on a long disputed zoning ordinance with final decisions expected after a zoning commission meeting this afternoon. Mayor Henderson may urge delaying action until July 10 as council members plan caucuses over the next two weeks.

Herrin Charles G. Sadler Zoning Commission Fred A. Henderson

Trustees meet Thursday at Southern Illinois University

The Southern Illinois University board of trustees meets in Carbondale at 1 30 p m to fill a new board member, appoint Dr Martin Van Brow to a second six year term, and review personnel changes. Bids open for utilities installation on a family housing project in Carbondale and for an addition to the Edwardsville campus physical sciences building. Funeral services for Opal M Scott 51 of Du Quoin are set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at Weinberg Funeral Home burial in Hallidayboro Cemetery. The Rev Lenus Turley will officiate. Friends may call after noon Thursday.

Southern Illinois Univesity Board of Trustees Carbondale Ivan Elliott Jr Carmi Attoney Otto Kener Arnold Marmont Chicago __industrials Martin van Brow Opal M. Scott Marshall Browne Hospital Weinberg Funeal du Quoin Scott N. Hicko St Lenus Turley Rock Hill

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CATV Community Antenna Television Frederic Gregg Gregg John Manion Jr Herrin and Murphsyboro Transportation Institute Tion UN Ed Comany Raymond Godwin Godwin Park and Monroe Avenues South Park Stodlar Ave Federal Housing and Urban Development Department City Hall Mrs. Opal Scott
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