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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1968

Page

10

Democrats and Republicans vie in Illinois district primaries

Eleven Democrats and nine Republicans seek June 11 nominating ballots across the 57th 58th and 59th state representative districts. Incumbents in 57th and 59th face no opposition. 58th features five Republicans including Ben Blades and James Eatherly. Democratic challengers include Harold Stedelin and ex state senator William L Grindle. Counties span Jackson Williamson Union Johnson Gallatin Pope Hardin Alexander Pulaski Massac Franklin Jefferson Hamilton Saline White Wayne Perry Randolph Washington Monroe and part of St Clair.

Ben Blades Fairfield James Eatherly Galatia Harold Stedelin Centralia William L. Grindle Herrin Sam Slagel Golconda Clyde Choate Anna Gale Williams Murphysboro C. L. McCormick Vienna Jackson Williamson Union Johnson Gallatin Pope Hardin Alexander Pulaski Massac Blades and Eatherly GOP Mike McClatchey West Frankfort Robert S. Redfern Emil J. Hoffman Mt. Vernon Stedelin Richard O. Hart Benton Wayne R. Samuels Lesser James Lavern Sanders Carl E. Tennyson Ma Leansboro Robert V. Walsh Grayville Franklin Jefferson Hamilton Saline White Marion Wayne Daniel Clotfelter Jr East St. Louis James D. Holloway Sparta William J. Cunningham Pinckneyville Norbert G. Springer Chester Perry Randolph Washington Monroe St. Clair

Wasby resigns from Carbondale street committee chair

Stephen L. Wasby quits as chairman of the Carbondale street name and number committee saying the city has not acted on six month old recommendations. He submitted the resignation in a March 6 letter to the mayor and warns the inaction may deter future citizen volunteers.

Stephen L. Wasby Carbondale Wasby

Anna youth dies in motorcycle crash ruled accidental

A Union County coroner jury ruled Dallas Richardson, 14, of Anna accidentally killed March 4 when his motorcycle collided with a gasoline transport truck. The youth died of head injuries in Union County hospital after being thrown from the bike onto East Vienna street. The truck driver, Golden H. Brown of Cape Girardeau Missouri, declined to testify at the inquest. Murphysboro: Clayton H. Pierson cited for driving too fast for conditions.

Union County Dallas Richardson Anna Union County Hospital Lloyd E. Sitter Raymond E. Smithey East Vienna Street East Avenue Smithey Golden H. Brown Cape Girardeau

Ramsey Denies Attendance at Police Meeting

Former Carbondale council man Gene Ramsey said he was not at a police meeting late Saturday night after the city council session, correcting an earlier Southern Illinoisan report that he attended.

Carbondale Gene Ramsey Southern Illinoisan Ramsey

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