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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1972

Page

3

Southern Illinois miners resume work after wildcat stoppage talks

About 2,900 miners at eight Southern Illinois mines returned to work as Inland mine and UMWA officials prepared for a 10 am meeting in Lesser to discuss the unauthorized stoppage. Local 1545 members protested a trainee roofbolter job classification, while federal judges issued restraining orders to curb picketing.

Southern Illinois Wildcat Eril United Mine Workers of America UMWA Inland Steel Co Inland Lesser E. M. Pace UMW International Kenneth Wells Springfield Minais Freeman Coal and Coke Freeman Coal Mining Corp. Mines Old Ben Coal Corp. Mines Kenneth Dawes Dawes National Labor, Relations Board St. Louis Freeman Coal NLRB Orient Old Ben Zeigler Coal and Coke Co

Randolph County Randolph County Courthouse bid opening set

Bids for the Randolph County Courthouse will be opened May 16 at 2 p.m. in the Chester Municipal Building by the Chester Public Building Commission. The old stone portion will be moved and plans include a museum, with the new facility about 124 by 124 feet and 34 000 square feet of space.

Chester Municipal Chester Public Building Commission Randolph County Commissioners The Building Commission William R. McLaughlin Hanner, Brietweiser, and McLaughlin Chester Weinrich State Street Sheriff’s Office State St

Alert system to notify merchants of stolen property

An alert program for Marion Chamber of Commerce members will inform about stolen checks or IDs by April 1. Ten firms will relay data to designated names. the last firm must call the chamber to confirm notifications. If the call is late, the chamber will follow up. Also, a Jackson County grand jury in Murphysboro entered its second day as State's Attorney Ron Briggs expects 14 cases today.

Marion Chamber of Commerce Chamber Jackson County Murphysboro Ron Briggs Briggs

Coed Escapes Abductor After Hitchhiking Near SIU

A Southern Illinois University student jumped from a car during an abduction attempt after being picked up on campus near the Communications Building at about 3 thirty in the afternoon. She said the driver was a slight white man. He drove onto Rt. 51 before stopping behind a left turning car, and she fled to a nearby motorist who drove her to the police station.

Ilinois University SIU Rt. 51

Salvage Yard Owner to Move 50-Foot Strip

Bert Wilson, operator of a salvage yard on Route 37 north of Marion, says he will move salvage from a 50 foot east side strip after a notice from James Sanders, special assistant to the attorney general. He denies the strip was conveyed to the state and will file a veyance and begin moving salvage once he buys a tractor.

Bert Wilson Rt. 37 Marion Wilson James Sanders

Southern Illinois faces push to join junior college districts

In the 1971 legislative push, non district areas in Southern Illinois weigh joining existing districts or forming new ones. Randolph Monroe and Trico areas consider annexation to Belleville Rend Lake or John A Logan colleges as the state imposes higher population and valuation thresholds for new districts. Senate Bill 1188, vetoed by Gov Ogilvie with a backdoor referendum carve, would place districting decisions with the Illinois Junior College Board unless local action occurs before July 1 1972.

His Illiois Richard Ogilvie Birchler Belleville College Bend Lake College John A. Logan College Ilinois Randolph County Monroe County Trico Jackson County Woodlawn Jefferson County Tlinois Junior College Board IJCB John Gilbert R-Carbondale Illinois Junior College Board Gilbert Ogilvie State Junior College Board Ilinois Junior College Board Ane Thellinois Junior College Board Heart C Sident Spoon River College Canton Bishop Browne William G. Ogilvie DeKalb Elden A. Lichty Normal Rend Lake Logan St. Clair County Belleville Norman Beck Red Bud Belleville Area College Red Bud Si Eugene Holmes James Romano Cvent Nathan Ivey Ivey Woodlawn High School Rend Lake College Kaskaskia College Roy Stafford Searemsonge Nagane Stafford Dibel Distriet Wae James Snyder Bend Lake Logan College Sen

All-America City title seen as state of mind by SIU president

SIU President David R. Derge told Carbondale Chamber of Commerce members the All-America City honor should be viewed as a mindset that boosts growth and diversity. He recalled Bloomington Indiana’s growth through university-linked industry and urged Carbondale to leverage local resources and attract new business, while outlining SIU’s focus on governance and job-market readiness. He also discussed street closures and asked for chamber support to study traffic plans for weekends to aid student freedom.

SIU Joseph Arimond Southern Illinoisan Southern Illinois University David R. Derge Carbondale Loomington Ind University RCA Westinghouse Otis Elevator Bloomington Derge Indiana University Chamber of Commerce Neal Eckert Chamber Ilinois Avenue Eckert

Marion policeman charged after commendation

Richard Hilliard, Marion police officer, charged by Police Commissioner Rex Presson with violating merit codes. A public hearing may be set today. hearing must occur within 30 days. Hilliard accused of leaving post without authorization insubordination and conduct unbecoming an officer.

Richard Hilliard Marion Rex Presson Val. Jean Thomas Merit Board Thomas Hillard Hilliard Presson

Local governments set April 10 General Assembly meeting

The first meeting of a proposed General Assembly of Local Governments is scheduled for 7 30 p m April 10 at the Franklin County courthouse Benton Representatives from 116 local government units in a five county area Jefferson Perry Jackson Franklin and Williamson counties were invited by W I The Brandon GERPD C chairman The assembly aims to give municipalities a greater voice in regional planning with advisory powers only The Herrin Fire Department volunteers elected John Miller president Jerry Totten vice president and Butch Dotson secretary treasurer.

General Assembly of Franklin County Benton Jefferson Perry Jackson Franklin Williamson W. I Brandon Greater Egypt Planning Commission Herrin Fire Department John Miller Miller Olin Corp Jerry Jim Totten U.S. Post Office Butch Dotson Zeigler Coal and Coke Corp

GenTel Reaches 200000 Phones in Southern Division

General Telephone marks its 200000th installation in the Southern Division. The milestone phone sits in the regional state office building in Marion within the Environmental Protection Agency quarters. EPA moved in this week as the last state agency to relocate there. Twenty three counties form the division and GenTel previously hit 100000 in 1958. Twenty three EPA phones were installed.

General Telephone Marion Environmental Protection Agency EPA Illinois The Telephone Company

Marion attendant injured when car brakes fail at service station

Steve Emery of 1137 Midway Court Marion was pinned against a metal cabinet at Sunoco on DeYoung and Market when car brakes failed while directing William Lowe of 402 E Main Street onto the grease rack for brake repair. Emery sustained leg injuries and was in good condition at Marion Memorial Hospital. The oldest lunar rock is reported at 4.09 billion years old.

Steve Emery Midway Court Marion Emery Sunoco DeYoung Market Streets William Lowe Main St Marion Memorial Hospital

Huffman Joins SIU Legal Staff In Carbondale

John W. Huffman, formerly Kent State University director of legal affairs, begins as assistant to SIU legal counsel Dick Mager. Mager’s team includes Lawrence Auten Irving Adams and Robert Artz with Auten half-time to the SIU foundation. Huffman earns about 23000 dollars pending board approval. Herrin Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt set for 2 p.m. at Herrin City Park for children up to 10. if weather prevents, rescheduled to Sunday.

John W. Huffman Kent State University Ohio Southern Ilinois University Carbondale Huffman SIU Dick Mager Mager Lawrence Auten Irving Adams Robert Artz Auten SIU Foundation SIU Board of Trustees Olney Kent State Office of Herrin Kiwanis Herrin City An. I. L

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