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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1971

Page

3

Fatal crash kills six involving Flannigan family

An entire Cypress family Mr and Mrs Donald Flannigan and their four children died in one car while Teddy N Sisk 20 and Greg Mathis 19 both of Vienna perished in the other after a collision on Route 37 at the Cache River Bridge north of Karnak. Story on page 1.

Donald Flannigan Cypress Teddy N. Sisk Greg Mathis Vienna Sisk Collison Cache River Bridge Karnak

Big Muddy Basin plan makes progress in Southern Illinois

A $228 million Big Muddy River Basin study in Southern Illinois advances as Col. Carroll N. Le Tellier reviews a 23 page framework in Benton. The plan targets 73 reservoirs and 1,096 miles of channels across Franklin Jackson Jefferson Perry and Williamson counties with a 90.2 million early action program and environmental corridors. Leaders from Congress and local officials attended the special meeting, including Rep. Kenneth Gray and Senators Percy and Stevenson.

Southern Illinois Benton Carroll N. le Tellier U. S. Army Corps of Engineers St. Louis Franklin Jackson Jefferson Perry Williamson Washington County Nixon U. S. Congress Congress Greater Egypt R-Ill Sen Adlai Stevenson III D-Ill

Clerk's roof rescue as rain floods county office

Williamson County Clerk Barney Boren climbed onto a second floor window and onto the roof to clear a drain nest of pigeons and mud drenched water. He removed shoes and socks, borrowed a raincoat, and crawled back inside after spraying the flood away.

Williamson Barney Boren Boren William J. Sinks

Fire narrowly stopped at Marion area apartment store

A early morning blaze in a second floor apartment above Bryan Furniture Store at 313 W Main St was halted by Marion firefighters led by Paul Barnwell and Bob Cash after sheriff's radio operator Raybourn Killman spotted flames near an open window. A gas line ruptured but the fire was contained with heavy water use and no injuries reported. A state fire marshal planned an inspection.

Williamson County Sheriff’s Office Marion Raybourn Killman Bryan Furniture Main St Masonic Hall Lonnie Dungey

Replacement not named Cuendet appointed principal of CCHS East

Gerald Cuendet, principal of Carbondale Community High School Central, is named principal of CCHS East replacing George J. Kuhn who resigns to become superintendent of Giant City Consolidated Grade School District. Salaries for 1971 72 not set. Cuendet and Kuhn earn 17900. New hires include Catherine Kendrigan, Markes Ervin Jr, and Leonard Nickel with varied salaries.

Gerald Cuendet Carbondale Community High Schol Central Cchs East Cuendet George J. Kuhn Giant City Claude Ross Cchs Centeral Kuhn CCHS William T. Holder Arthur Black Cchs Central Black Catherine Ann Kendrigan Rt. 2 Murphysboro Markes F. Ervin Jr Carbondale Leonard Wilhelm Nickel Kendrigan Ervin Nickel Robert Boudet Boudet

Carbondale Man Dead After Family Shooting

A Carbondale man, Joseph Lilly, 23, died of a gunshot wound to the chest after a family quarrel that involved his wife Mary Lilly, 22, who was treated for a thigh wound. Witnesses described a struggle at 498 E Oak St as the gun discharged while Mrs Lilly attempted to hand it to juveniles across the door. Police continue investigating the incident.

Carbondale Doctors Hospital Joseph Lilly E. Oak St Mary Lilly Lilly Edward Hogan Hogan

Community leader Albert Vancil dies at 92 in Carbondale

Albert B. Vancil longtime Carbondale businessman and charter member of the Elks and Rotary died about 10 15 a m at Doctors Memorial Hospital at age 92 He was born in Joplin Mo Sept 29 1878 moved to Carbondale in 1896 and served on the City Council and Jackson County Board of Review Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at Huffman Funeral Home with burial in Oakland Cemetery He was the oldest male member of the First Baptist Church and of the Carbondale Masonic Lodge

Albert B. Vancil Carbondale Elks Lodge Rotary Club Doctors Memorial Hospital S. Dixon St Carbenale Vancil Carbendale Jackson County Board of Review Joplin Evan S Eliza Schuster Vancil Benton Carbondale Olive C. Crippen Vancils Roscoe A. Taylor A. S. Johnson West Jackson Street Walker Lllinois Avenue First Baptist Church Van Cil

Carbondale to Dominate New Five District County Board

Remap plans would create five districts with 25 members based largely in Carbondale Township. Census data set the county population around 55,008, guiding districts toward roughly 11,000 per zone, with districts outlined to include Carbondale, Makanda, Murphysboro, and remaining townships.

Carbondale Jackson County Board of Supervisors Carbondale Township United States Supreme Court Makanda Township Murphysboro Ship Makanda Coun

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