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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1981

Page

6

Med tech program planned for Southern Illinois

Funds are being sought to start a medical technology program in Southern Illinois, but it remains in the planning stage with no firm approval or kickoff date yet.

Day Southern Illinois

Medical technician training program urged for Southern Illinois

Dr. Alden Thompson of Herrin Hospital says a formal medical technician training program is ready but lacks $80,000 in funding. The 1974 VA grant to SICCM financed allied health curricula, yet with grant expiry in June there is no state budget money for the medical technician program. Thompson leads a letter campaign to lawmakers without replies from the governor or legislators.

Bonnie Marx Southern Illinois Alden Thompson Herrin Hospital Thompson SICOM Pat Ellinger Southern Illinois University- Carbondale George Maroney Memorial Hospital of Carbondale

Medical technology program eyed for Southern Illinois area

Thompson and others urge creation of a hospital lab technician program in Southern Illinois arguing it will improve training, reduce turnover, and support lab work across hospitals. They propose funding via state education and seek local support, with hospitals potentially donating equipment and supplies.

Thompson Maroney Mrs. Ellinger Illinois

Where are the mature women by Erma Bombeck

This column argues for mature women as credible news presenters and writers, contrasting Walter Cronkite’s experience with younger anchors. Bombeck laments industry age bias, recalls women journalists from earlier decades, and urges respect for seasoned female broadcasters rather than youth and glamour.

Erma Bombeck Walter Cronkite Walter

Russell Krienert Engagement Planned for May Wedding

Shirley Jane Russell and James Michael Krienert announce their engagement. Miss Russell is daughter of Margaret Russell of Murphysboro and the late Edward E. Russell and works as a word processor for SIU C Men’s Athletic Department. Krienert, son of Joseph and Wilma Krienert of Earlville, is a student at SIU C. A May 30 wedding is planned.

Shirley Jane Russell James Michael Krienert Margaret Russell Murphysboro Edward E. Russell Joseph Wilma Krienert Earlville Miss Russell Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Siu-C Krienert

Hunter Cox to wed in June after high school ties

Katherine Hunter and David Cox announce their marriage announcement for the couple from Herrin. Miss Hunter is a 1977 Herrin High School and 1980 John A. Logan College graduate and works as a hairdresser in Herrin. Cox is a 1972 Herrin High School graduate who attended John A. Logan College and works for Burlington Northern Railroad. A June 27 wedding is planned.

Katherine Marie Hunter David Paul Cox Elwood Hunter Energy Vernon Cox Herrin Miss Hunter Herrin High School John A. Logan College Beauty Chateau Cox John A. Logan College Burlington Northern Railroad

Krause Lingle advance wedding announced for Sept 19

Patricia Krause and Richard Lingle announce their forthcoming marriage. Patricia Krause, Gorham, is a 1978 Gorham High School and John A Logan College graduate and works as a legal secretary for Gilbert Law Office. Richard Lingle, a 1977 Murphysboro Township High School graduate, is employed by Lastour in Murphysboro. The couple plans a Sept 19 ceremony.

Gorham Paul Lingle la Center Krause Gorham High School John A. Logan Gilbert Law Office Lingle Murphysboro Township Lastour Murphysboro

Faster rivet factory in England boosts output

Millions of rivets are produced weekly at the world’s first automated fastener factory in Birmingham. The computer controlled plant makes five sizes of aluminum rivets and, per Emhart Tucker Fastener unit, they are manufactured without human contact from material to carton. Officials say productivity will rise about 50 percent versus conventional methods.

Birmann England Emhart Tucker

Know Thyself Questionnaire from New Trier High School students

A column printout titled Know Thyself Questionnaire lists 30 personal yes or no items on dating, drinking, drugs, sex, and behavior with point values. It includes a 30 item scoring chart and criticism categories ranging from nerd to hopeless, reflecting 1980s teen norms and attitudes.

Maine California New Trier High School Chicago

A Small Version Of Favorite Dessert Carrot Cake

A compact carrot cake recipe from Cecily Brownstone notes a 6 cup fluted tube pan and 350 degree oven. Key ingredients include grated carrots walnuts flour sugar oil and eggs mixed in steps with baking powder soda salt and cinnamon. Bake 45 minutes until tester comes clean.

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