Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale, Illinois

We have 16,533,978 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1973

Page

3

Youth Workshop Series Planned Across Southern Illinois

Sessions planned for youth in 27 southern counties will cover dress codes recreation alcohol and drugs and boy girl relationships. The program is co sponsored by the Southern Illinois Volunteer Services Council and the Department of Corrections Juvenile Division Community Services with sessions in Effingham Mt Vernon Pulaski County and other districts.

Jeanne Wood Southern Hlinois Southern Mlinois Volunteer Services Council Department of Corrections Southern Steve Kossman Springfield Blic Epartment of Corrections Pete Gentry Tve Community Services Unit Margery Parker Tamms Allin Oliver Sy Egyptian Consolidated School Pulaski County Kossman Sangamon State University South

Intruder Walks Ledge At SIU Mae Smith Hall

A white male intruder walked along a 14th story ledge at Mae Smith dormitory before entering an 18 year old coed’s room at 3:45 a.m. The student woke, screamed and the intruder fled via the hallway after placing a hand over her mouth. Salem educator Bert E. Gum, 81, died Wednesday night. he served as superintendent of schools in Odin and Salem.

Southern Illinois University Mae ‘Smith SIU Salem Bert E. Gum Southern Illinois Southern Illinois Armal University Carbon Southern Illinois Unirsity Odin

Union County to post unsafe on nine county bridges

Union County will post nine township bridges with Unsafe Travel at your own risk signs after an engineer rated loads under three tons. The survey by J. T. Blankinship & Associates covered bridges 20 feet and longer and found 58 bridges in both systems rated 3 to 10 tons and 32 above 10 tons. Highway Superintendent Loren Hinckle outlined repairs and replacements while noting funding and timelines.

Union County Loren Hinckle Union County Board J. T. Blankinship & Associates Murphysboro Hinckle

Jackson County Township Elections See High Filing Compliance

Jackson County townships show 119 of 152 candidates filed economic disclosure forms, with 20 of 33 not filed clustered in Kinkaid and Levan. Gov. Walker extended the filing deadline by 10 days to April 5 for those who missed prior deadlines, aiding several upcoming elections. Parrish withdrew from the Makanda race Wednesday.

Jackson County Delmar Ward Kinkaid Levan Daniel Walker Bradley Ronald Heiman Carbondale Herbert Korando Archie Hamilton

Picketing Begins at Benton Franklin Hospital Over Unionization

Pickets from Laborers International Union Local 529 march at Franklin Hospital in Benton to push for union talks with the hospital board. W.W. A. Lamont says operations continue with no disruptions, while Stark cites ongoing lines to negotiate and notes support from UMWA district 12. The dispute follows February walkouts over conditions and pay.

Franklin Hospital Benton Laborers International Union Stark James Proctor Zeigler Hospital Hospital Board Judith Shurtz Local 529 United Mine Workers of America UMWA District 12 Kenneth Dawes

Ten Day Extension Spurs Filing of Economic Disclosures

Jackson County officials report action after a 10 day extension for economic disclosure statements. County Clerk Delmar Ward says eight township candidates filed by Wednesday, with 33 of 152 candidates still unfiled. The extension, approved by Governor Walker, runs until April 5 and more filings are expected.

Jackson County Delmar Ward Ward Daniel Walker

No peach bloom this year in Union County orchards

James West of the Illinois Fruit Growers Cobden reports peach trees in Union County are not in full bloom due to unpredictable weather. Blossoms began early in mid March from warm conditions but a cold front and ongoing rain have staggered and knocked off blooms, possibly ending by the weekend if rains stop.

Union County James West West Illinois Fruit Growers Cobden

Three potted plants tied to youth weed case in Jonesboro

Police confiscated three potted plants believed to be marijuana from a 16 year old Jonesboro youth after a circuit court warrant. Plants sent to a crime lab in De Soto for testing. Neighbors saw plants in multiple bedroom windows and a kitchen window at Karen Thiess’s home. Thiess, 22, was charged with possession of marijuana and theft by possession and released on a $25 bond.

Jonesboro Richard Lingle James Leaton de Soto Karen M. Thiess S. Wall St Miss Thiess

Four Bowen Center workers return to jobs amid court clash

Four Harrisburg Bowen Center craftsmen fired last week are back at work pending a Springfield court hearing. The Sangamon County suit alleges illegal dismissal for Republican affiliation and seeks an injunction to keep them on payroll. Replacements, all Democrats, remain on duty.

Henry de Fiebre Southern Illinoisan A. L. Bowen Children’s Center Harrisburg Springfield Richard Ogilvie Sangamon County Vitt Ilinois Dept. of Mental Health DMH Nolan Jones Illinois Dept. of Personnel Albert J. Shafter Bowen Center George Lindberg Jimmy Dale Lambert Leonard Smith Larry Reed Charles Hester Smith Eldorado Shafter Poe Hanley State Republican Party Doy Lendensford

Election results upheld in Pope County contest

Delores Johnson 42 of Golconda will remain Pope County states attorney after a circuit court trial in Golconda. Judge John Daily ruled for Johnson after a recount altered the results by six votes, overcoming Republican Duane Leach who had contested the election. The canvass shows Leach served since September 1965 with a $20,000 salary.

Delores Johnson Golconda Pope County Lea Verema Mad ‘Sole Sen Batts Fio Roa Lt Leach

Escapee Returns to Army After Jail Break

Danny T. Wyant 21 of West Frankfort surrendered to military authorities at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on a AWOL charge after escaping the Franklin County jail in Benton March 22. Wyant had escaped Wednesday after allegedly picking a jail lock and evading searches. he was the third inmate to escape during a six week remodeling period.

Franklin County Benton Ft. Leonard Wood Danny T. Wyant West Frankfort Wyant

Pinckneyville Miner Wins UMWA Cadillac Auction

Willard Pugh a 52 year old Pinckneyville coal miner bid 5000 dollars to purchase one of three luxury Cadillacs used by UMWA officials under W A Boyle. Bernard Aronson said the 1970 Cadillac was formerly owned by John Owens and Miller plans reforms to curb lavish union vehicles. Pugh left for Washington after the sale and presumably travels home in the car.

Willard Pugh Pinckneyville Illinois Washington D.C United Mine Workers of America UMWA W. A Tony” Boyle Bernard Aronson Arnold Miller Pugh Aronson Boyle Miller United Electric Coal Co Fidelity du Quoin

Senate OKs Kirk Miller and Burris for Walker cabinet

Illinois Senate approved three Gov. Daniel Walker appointees Frank Kirk Jerome Miller and Roland Burris to cabinet posts 44 to 0 Kirk Carbondale director of local government affairs Miller child and family services Burris general services Several senators abstained after a tense hearing where Kirk faced sharp questions over economic multipliers and the governor's authority in enacting the freeze the outcome acknowledged the need for clarification.

Springfield Daniel Walker Illinois Senate Frank Kirk Carbondale Jerome Miller Children and Family Services Roland Burris Senate Kirk Walker Requir Kirk Hudson Spurs Peoria Tom Merritt Hoopeston Merritt

Driver Feared Dead After Car Drops From Ohio River Bridge

A car driven by a Wickliffe resident named ghia 27 allegedly plunged through a bridge railing on the Ohio River south of Cairo. Mayfield Graves rescue team retrieved the submerged vehicle, but the victim Dalton was not inside. Rescue divers continued searches as the river was dragged for the body.

Ghia 27 Wickliffe Ohio River Cairo Mayfield-Graves Rescue Squad Mayfield Dalton

Zeigler-Royalton school board reverses non-tenure firings

The Zeigler-Royalton School Board reversed its March 25 decision to honorably dismiss 15 non tenured teachers for 1973 74, rehiring 13 after further cost and program cut analysis. Officials cite funding uncertainty, lower attendance, and state aid doubts as pressures while freezing salaries and shifting contracts.

Zeigler-Royalton Roy Belcher Belcher

SIU Institutes Saturday Office Hours for Spring Quarter

Southern Illinois University will open deans and departmental offices on Saturday mornings during spring quarter on an experimental basis. Assistant Provost J Keith Leasure said the goal is to let students and prospective students see advisors ask questions or get advice. Each dean will decide which offices to keep open while not all deans and professors will be in their offices on Saturdays.

William Hanley Springfield Sorling, Catron and Hardin Leroy le Building Trades Vocational Belcher Sehgal Southern [Illinois University J. Keith Leasure Leasure

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Townships Florence Korando Earl Koehn Elk Fountain Bluff Charles Fritsche Grand Tower Harry L. Bridgeman Hollis Burke Wilbur Clendenin Otto Breek Thomas G. Wilson Floyd Whitson Kenneth Saul John Wilson George Christensen Dan Morgan Glenn Bryant Edward Phoenix Raymond Shannon Gilbert Hines Ted Taylor Dan Jarrett Randle Pierson Vern Sandusky Cecil Pulcher Ora Ray Tripp Ray Penrod Sand Ridge Somerset Vergennes Joseph Parrish George Lichliter Leland Coffer Parrish Benton Hospital Miss Shurtz UMW Souis Z-R
Search Courier

Search the Southern Illinoisan Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Southern Illinoisan?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication