Hospital Notes Reflect Admissions and Discharges Across Southern Illinois
The hospital list records admissions for Logan Joan of Du Quoin and others including Jerimiah Womick Anna Harrison Bobby Farris Marie Vinenna Taylor Cindy Creal Springs Jason Carter Herrin Candice Makanda Teressa Peters Dongola Ghant Robert Robertson Ardell Hodges Murphyshoro Powell Bertha Jonas Julian De Soto Brooks Moses Collier Richmond Marjorie Herrin Peradetta Virginia Pinckneyville Schecter Eric Ferguson Norma Mount Vernon Paglia Bonnie Darnell Chase Marion and discharges for John King Donna O Brien Daniel West Frankfort Brian Black Murray Cagle Susan Carterville Arthur Duncan Mountain Home Ark Clark Leler Cairo Griffanti Frances Herrin Smith Clayton Lum Drews Lydia Christopher Brandon De Soto Murphy Bennie West Morgan Ruth Elkville Hurt Jennie Smith Birdie Benton Nagrodsi Grace Herrin Leckrone Shirley Marion McBride Opal Murphysboro Stacy and doctors list Harrisburg. Names of admitted persons not available. Discharges include Weber Georgia O Neal Paul Feaze Robert Blackburn Mac Griffith Joseph.
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Herrin Peradetta
Virginia
Pinckneyville
Schecter
Eric Ferguson
Norma
Mount Vernon
Birth announcements from scattered towns March 30 1981
Raymond and Teressa Peters welcomed a son at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. Rodger Norris and Janice Norris also had a son there. William Taylor and Cindy Taylor welcomed a daughter. Lawrence Paglia and Bonnie Paglia welcomed a daughter at Memorial Hospital Carbondale. Ralph Silk and Wanda Silk welcomed a daughter at Doctors Hospital Harrisburg. Victoria Lacy welcomed a son at Sparta Community Hospital. John Moore and Carla Moore welcomed a son at Browning Hospital. Various families listed with births and adoptions across Dongola Crand Springs Carbondale and surrounding communities. Discharges and admissions noted at multiple facilities.
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Dongola
Peters
Raymond
Teressa
Memorial Hospital of
Carbondale
Norris
Rodger
Janice
Creal Springs
Taylor
William
Cindy
Paglia
Lawrence
Bonnie
Equality
Silk
Ralph
Wanda
Sateerday
Doctors Hospital
Harrisburg
Three charged after Belleville drug raid bond set
Belleville police and state agents said three people face narcotics charges after a raid on a Belleville house. John Killip is held on 100000 bond for aiding distributing narcotics. Sheila Nichols 50000 for distributing narcotics. Barbara Mason 25000 for interstate distribution. A preliminary hearing is set for April 8. The raid followed an multi state investigation into LSD trafficking linked to the Outlaws motorcycle gang. a suspect, Glen Mattila, was shot and hospitalized.
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Belleville
St. Clair County
John S. Killip
Sheila Nichols
Barbara Mason
Robert Hurst
Glen Mattila
Minnesota
Mattila
Hurst
Barry Biehl
Killip
Ms. Nichols
Ms. Mason
St. Louis
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Illinois Division of Criminal Investigation
Terry Delaney
DCI
Outlaws
Illinois House to debate emergency transport plan after Reagan shooting
The Illinois House met to consider Thompson's transportation rescue plan after canceling an earlier session due to the Reagan assassination attempt. Members adjourned after a brief recess as Speaker Ryan said no word from the White House on Reagan's Wednesday speech. Thompson proposed an oil tax to fund mass transit and crumbling roads amid a looming Chicago area transit shutdown.
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Springfield
Illinois
Reagan
James R. Thompson
House
Thompson
Ryan
White House
General Assembly
Amputee pilots dream takes flight in adulthood
Doug Wilson, a Will County probation officer who lost his right leg after a hunting accident at 14, earned a private pilot’s license this year with an FAA waiver. He now flies with his wife Claire while his mother remains wary, and he notes he does not use the right leg in the cockpit.
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Minooka
Doug Wilson
Wilson
Will County
Claire
Ex inmate testifies on stick swung at guard in 1978 riot
Larry Hrebener, an ex inmate serving a sentence for armed robbery, testified in a Pontiac Circuit Court murder trial. He said he saw Jesse Hill swing a stick at Lt. William Thomas during the 1978 riot at Pontiac Correctional Center North Cellhouse. He described Hill chasing and beating guard Dale Walker with a wood object. He acknowledged $2,000 from prosecutors and fear of retaliation delayed reporting. The 10 defendants are among 17 indicted for the guards murders Thomas Conkle and Cole. seven others await trial.
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Chicago
Pontiac Correctional Center
Larry Hrebener
Pontiac
Hrebener
Jesse Hill
William Thomas
Latin Kings Street
Hill
Dale Walker
Walker
Thomas
Robert Conkle
Stanley Cole
Housewife Guilty Of Robbing Blind Chicago Man
Elaine Fox 22, Hillside, convicted in Criminal Court of the 1980 robbery of William Koppelmann 37, a legally blind man who testified two robbers offered him a ride and threatened him with an axe. They stole $15, a payroll check, a satchel with a radio, cassette recorder and an electronic reading device. Fox's partner Ronald Eberle pleaded guilty and got four years.
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Chicago
Art Neville
Elaine Fox
William Koppelmann
Koppelmann
Schlafly heckled by students at Illinois campus speech
In Champaign under a hostile crowd about 1,500 gathered to hear Phyllis Schlafly. A pro ERA faction disrupted the event with chants and placards while 200 students marched outside. Schlafly contended feminism is coercive and left the stage after remarks on women and the draft. The appearance was sponsored by Young Americans for Freedom.
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Champaign
Phyllis Schlafly
University of Illinois
Uncle Tom
Phyllises
The
Young Americans For Freedom
William F. Buckley Jr
Slain 6 Year Old Caps East St. Louis Shooting
In East St. Louis a gunman fired through a bedroom window killing 6 year old Sidney Collins III as his parents slept. Earnestine Collins and Sidney Collins Jr. survived injuries from two blasts while six other children in the house were unharmed. Police linked the incident to a history of threats tied to contractor Sidney Collins Sr., who had prior public office bids and a 1972 shooting involving Homer Wright.
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East St. Louis
Earnestine Collins
Collins
Homer H. Wright
Singer Actress Edith Wilson Dies in Chicago at 84
Edith Wilson, a veteran singer and vaudeville performer known for 18 years as Aunt Jemima for Quaker Oats, died at Michael Reese Hospital after a fall on March 2. The Chicago native, age 84, had a career spanning blues jazz stage radio film and television with first recording in 1921 on Columbia.
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Chicago
Edith Wilson
Miss Wilson
Jemima
Quaker Oats Co
Michael
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Larry Mayer
James Owens
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Whittington LaVault
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Hearin Hospital
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