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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1972

Page

4

Carbondale All-America City awarded at dinner

About 240 attended a dinner where F William Human Jr of the National Municipal League presented Carbondale with the All-America City citation. Mayor Neal Eckert accepted as the theme Just the Beginning stated the city’s progress in citizen participation and problem solving. Graham Watt of the International City Management Association delivered the keynote. A 30 unit parade preceded the event, ending at Main and Illinois as the All-America City Flag was raised.

Gary Blackburn Southern Illinoisan Carbondale F. William Human, Jr Govering Council National Municipal League Neal Eckert Human Graham Watt Washington, D.C The International City Cal Government Affairs David Keene Main Illinois Avenue Air Force Eckert Independent Voters of Illinois Neal Eckret Left F. William Human Jr Center

Governor Opens Marion Regional Office Building

Gov. Richard Ogilvie dedicates the new Marion regional office on West Main Street in a ceremony attended by about 500 people. The one story brick building houses 11 offices and aims to boost services, development, and economic aid for Southern Illinois.

Richard Ogilvie State Marion West Main Street Veterans Hospita City of Ogilvie Frank Resnik General Services Resnik Monumntal Illinois Goveror Marioni’s Rockford Springfield Peoria Champaign East St. Louis

Ogilvie Says No Income Tax Increase In Foreseeable Future

Illinois Governor Richard Ogilvie told a Marion audience the state does not need an income tax hike in the foreseeable future. He cited revenue sharing and federal welfare funds as sufficient and declined to set a year deadline. He urged greater federal welfare cost sharing and education funding while touting a tourism led rural development effort and a $165 million state fund release for sewerage facility upgrades to meet EPA standards.

Richard Ogilvie Marion Illinois Ogilvie Paul Simon EPA Herrin Ilinois

Signs Gone In All America Rip Off At Carbondale

Carbondale reports theft of four city entrance signs celebrating its All America status. Posts were sawed or uprooted, with city official calling it an All America rip-off.

Carbondale

Carbondale Jewel Robbery Leads to Multiple Arrests

Police recovered about 19000 dollars in jewelry minutes after an armed robbery at McNeill's Jewelry in Carbondale. Five suspects all from St Louis are jailed on 15000 dollar bonds after a rapid police pursuit and roadblock.

Carbondale Barry W. Green Tommie L. Calvin Jeffrey L. Sneed Raymond H. Baker Sandra Marie Sneed St. Louis McNeill David

Miner Charles L Norris Jr. 41 dies in rock fall near Waltonville

Charles L Norris Jr. of Marion was killed Friday in a rock fall at Freeman No. 6 Mine near Waltonville while inspecting an oil leak. Funeral services set for Monday at Scottsboro Church of God with burial at Maplewood Cemetery. Survived by wife Mildred, five children, parents Charles and Lahoma Norris, and several siblings.

Karnes United Mine Workers of America First Apostolic Faith Assembly West Frankfort Lois Criley Karnes Lucille Moore Hammond Ind Betty Hasbury Shirley McCullough Calumet City McKinnley Wall Grace Moore J. Aud Mifflin Jacob Wilson Funeral Home Ava Morris M. Dice Glenn Cemetery Mr. Mifflin Herrin Hospital William and Christina Korando Mifflin First Baptist Church of Murphysboro Jackson County Farm Bureau Mifflin Bertha Ralston Grover Andrew Charles Russell Erban Fred Oak Forest Glenn Cemetery Fund Charles L. Norris Jr Marion Scottsboro Webb Norris Jack Boles Maplewood Cemetery Mitchell Mr. Norris Johnson Norris Mildréd Mofield Pickett Ark S- Dore Church of God Bie Larry Evard Kay Penny Jonathon Joel Rebecca Lucinda Jim Ronnie Richard Allison Centralia Fred Hill Larry-Jason Evard

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