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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1972

Page

3

SIU Construction Site Halt After Student Death

At Southern Illinois University Carbondale the Humanities-Social Sciences Building site was shut down as authorities investigate the death of Michael G. Hayes 18 a freshman from Schaumburg swept up Monday by a collapsing crane boom gusty winds were cited as a probable factor.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale SIU Humanities - Social Sciences Otto Aue J. L. Simmons Co Decatur Michael G. Hayes Schaumburg Ilinois Aue Jack Young Carterville Young Brush Towers Humanities Sally Brewer Chicago Health Service Valerie Vicek Ingleside The Thompson Woods University Senate SIUC David R. Derge Morris Library Jack Griggs

Underwater sleuthing aids tire theft case

State Trooper Donald L. Mays of Mt. Vernon, skilled diver, recovered 10 stolen tires from the Big Muddy River near the Rt. 148 bridge east of Waltonville. The tires were taken from Broadway Service Station in Mt. Vernon last Friday. One arrest has been made and a warrant issued for another suspect, authorities said.

Donald L. Mays Mt. Vernon Mays Big Muddy River Rt. 148 Bridge Waltonville Broadway District 13 du Quoin

Woman Sentenced in Slaying in Marion Circuit Court

Maxie Jean Cooks, 31, of Colp, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in Marion Circuit Court for the death of her husband Homer Cooks Jr., 30, who died Nov. 15 from stab wounds. Judge A R Cagle gave a one to three year sentence after the charge was reduced from voluntary manslaughter in a negotiated plea. All mines reported working Wednesday.

Maxie Jean Cooks Marion A. R. Cagle Homer Cooks Jr

Power Outage Shuts Marion County Courthouse in Afternoon

A noontime blackout struck a Williamson County courtroom and 750 Marion area residences along Rt 37 southwest of Marion and Goreville. Central Illinois Public Service Co district superintendent Jesse Childers said a primary line on Carol Drive was severed by a broken tree limb in high winds forcing a several minute evacuation while a grand jury met and janitors searched for an auxiliary power source.

Williamson County Marion Rt. 37 Goreville Jesse Childers Central Ilinois Carol Drive Laura Lane Childers Union Street

SIU tenure case against Allen may go to court after April

Douglas M. Allen, denied tenure by Southern Illinois University in December, said his federal suit likely will be filed after April 1. The AAUP and ACLU hold talks on academic freedom and potential inquiry, with censure as a possible but unlikely outcome at this stage.

Michelle S. Klaus Southern Allen Joseph E. Schwartz National American Association of University Professors Southern Illinois University David K. Derge Harold R. Fischer Granite City Board of Robert Harrell AAUP Willis Moore STU Board Sturgis SIU Lindell Sturgis Schwartz Allen Case Gener Derge Elliott ACLU Department Philosophy Department

Rosiclare mine disaster prompts safety overhaul

US Bureau of Mines links seven deaths at the Barnett Mine near Rosiclare to failure to recognize hydrogen sulfide hazards and inadequate ventilation. The report, under the 1966 act, cites management neglect to quarantine gas areas and notes a burned-out ventilating fan and delayed rescue attempts. The Barnett Mine employs 20 workers.

US Bureau of Mines Rosiclare Ozark-Mahoning Bureau United States Barnett Mine Barnett

Randolph County plans elderly apartments near Ellis Grove

Randolph County commissioners cleared the way for a 10 to 12 unit elderly housing project near Ellis Grove with an estimated cost around 200000. They also accepted Bunny Bread Co. bid of 15000 plus its building for the Camptown site, planning courthouse parking. Ed Scott was named to Randolph County Housing Authority board. Bids for a 100 unit elderly high rise in Carbondale will be opened by Jackson County Housing Authority.

Randolph County Board of Commissioners Ellis Grove Camptown Bunny Bread Co Anna W- Brown Hanner, Bretweiser McLaughlin Chester Bob Schroeder Schroeder Rt. 150 Bunny Bread Ches Ter Plumbing and Heating Co Ed Scott Evansville Randolph County Housing Authority Jim Colvis Carbondale Jackson County Housing Authority S. Marion St Authority 7Th Hanson Streets Murphysboro

Union County grand jury files indictments in multiple cases

The Union County grand jury indicted Jack Womick and Jim Womick of Anna for aggravated battery and assault stemming from a July 16 1971 strike scuffle at Transcraft. Owen Birdsong Jr of East Carondelet faced burglary theft over 150 and criminal damage charges from an Oct 30 1971 break-in at Anna Junior High. A separate reck less homicide case involving Larry Glasco was not indicted after the grand jury returned a no true bill.

Jack Womick Jim Womick Anna Union County Transcraft Corporation Transcraft Bruce Glasco Lewis Goodman Mike Sweitzer Owen Birdsong Jr East Carondelet Anna Junior High School Birdsong R. Corydon Finch Kenneth Davis Menard Penitentiary Finch Larry T. Glasco Cobden Glasco Brenda J. Stull Jonesboro Stull Rt. 51 Rt. 146 Bill

Ex ACLU Director Sees Overlap In Civil Liberties Debates

Corliss Lamont, visiting SIU Dewey Center, says the ACLU has strayed into cases not tied to core rights while defending both left and poverty groups. He argues anti pollution and militant activism challenge the group’s focus and warns against politicization weakening civil liberties work.

Michelle S. Klaus Southern Trindsan American Civil Liberties Union National Aclu Carbondale Corliss Lamont Southern Illinois University John Dewey SIU Dewey Center Wall Street Journal ACLU William Rehnquist Supreme Court Lamont The National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee New York Columbia Harvard

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