Carbondale landlord charged in beating of former tenant
Frank Stonemark 39 of Carbondale was charged with attempted murder after allegedly beating 27-year-old Larone Belliford with a clothes iron and chain binder near New Era Road and Charles Road. Belliford remained in critical condition at Memorial Hospital. Bond set at 15000, preliminary hearing scheduled for June 15 at 1 30 p.m.
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Carbondale
Ann Schotmann
Frank
Stonemark
Larone Belliford
Jackson County
John Clemons
Belliford
Memorial Hospital
Lake St
Richard E. Richman
New Era Road
Charles Road
Green Acres Trailer Court
Relliford
Clemons
Rock Island Man Held in Bible Theft Case
Rock Island resident Lee Oliver Chavez 21 faces theft under 150 dollars in Randolph County for allegedly taking a Bible from St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Steeleville. Chavez was arrested Saturday by Steeleville police. Woodrome 17 of Baldwin charged with criminal damage to property. Sewell 18 of Tilden charged with attempted burglary. Morrison 19 of Coulterville released on 1500 bond on deceptive practices. Clare 21 of Sparta released on 35 bond for assault. Oakley 17 of Evansville released on 35 cash bond for disorderly conduct. Guebert 17 of Red Bud released on 35 cash bond for disorderly conduct.
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Lee Oliver Chavez
Rock Island
Randolph County
Steeleville
Chavez
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
James A. Woodrome
Baldwin
Woodrome
Red
Tion
Claro
Sparta
Thomas J. Oakley
Evansville
Oakley
Red Bud
Rusty W. Guebert
Southern Illinoisan publication details and rates
Publication offices in Carbondale Murphysboro and Herrin publish daily except Saturdays. Classified ad numbers listed. Mail and subscription rates shown for 18 county area and Illinois. Postmaster address for changes provided.
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Illinois
Carbondale
Ill
16Th
Herrin
Murphysboro
Southern Illinoisan
Het
Marion
SIU School of Medicine gains five more years of accreditation
The Southern Illinois University School of Medicine undergraduate program, leading to an M D degree, is accredited for five more years. The Liaison Committee on Medical Education, combining AMA and AAMC members, approved 72 students per class and a plan to shift to a four year curriculum starting with the next class enrolling next month. The last four year accreditation was in 1977, with the next site visit due in 1986.
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Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
Liaison Committee On Medical Education
National Accrediting Agency For Medical Schools
American Medical Association
American Association of Medical Colleges
Springfield Medical
SIUC
Albert Somit
Richard H. May
Medical School
Fire damages Herrin home. faulty fireplace suspected
A fire on Melody Lane in Herrin damaged Neil McPherson’s house Sunday night. About a dozen firefighters fought the blaze for three hours. rear ceiling and roof sustained moderate damage. No injuries were reported.
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Herrin
Neil McPherson
Melody Lane
Court rules suspects must know consequences of testing
Supreme Court rules that murder defendants must be warned about potential use of psychiatric test results after conviction in life or death decisions. The decision overturned a Texas death sentence for Ernest Benjamin Smith and could affect dozens more in Texas Virginia and Oklahoma. The ruling also limited police questioning when suspects invoke counsel and addressed obscenity and sodomy convictions, among other actions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Ernest Benjamin Smith
Virginia
Oklahoma
Smith
Joel Berger
New York City
Robert Edwards
Tucson
Ariz
Edwards
Byron R. White
William J. Brennan
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
Harry A. Blackmun
John Paul Stevens
Hustler Magazine
Larry Flynt
Cleveland
Flynt
New York State
High Court
New York
Philadelphia
Italian anti-terror chief cites remote possibility of global plot
DIGOS head Alfredo Lazzerini said there is only a remote chance of an international conspiracy behind Pope John Paul II's shooting. He suggested the would be assassin may have been hired but gave no details. Turkish arrests connected to Agca's false passport were reported, with officials in six Italian cities and Interpol probing links. A police spokesman said no foreign ties yet found. Photos of two Turks linked to Agca were requested to aid the investigation.
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Vatican City
Italy
John Paul II
Turkey
Alfredo Lazzerini
Associated Press
Lazzerini
DIGOS
Agca
Nicola Simone
Rome
Interpol
Danville Siamese twins case shocks Illinois towns
Illinois officials investigate two 11 day old Siamese twins found starving at Lakeview Medical Center in Danville after a welfare worker tip. The twins joined at the waist were moved to Children’s Memorial Hospital in Chicago. guardian alleged but unnamed father is to face possible charges. Hospital staff faced questions over alleged feeding refusals.
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Danville
Lakeview Medical Center
Chicago Sun- Times
Karen Moody
Americana Health Care Center
Lakeview
Vermillion County
Michael Clary
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
Althei
Gregory L. Coler
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Coler
David Kirk
Richard Livengood
Vermilion County
John Meyer
Meyer
Danville-area
Sun-Times
William Saroyan Dies at 72 in Fresno California
Author William Saroyan, famed for The Time of Your Life and The Human Comedy, died of cancer at 72 in Fresno after hospital confinement since April 20. The Pulitzer winner refused the award money, stressed art independent of wealth, and left two children with former wife Carol Marcus.
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Fresno
Calif
William Saroyan
Saroyan
Aram
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Murhysboro
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S/U
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Ithaca
Carol Marcus
Bendix Corp
Lucy
Jerry
West
Frankfort
Bane-Clene Corp
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