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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1985

Page

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Suspects at Large After Manhunt For Escaped Federal Inmates

Two men arrested on the Mississippi River levee south of Grand Tower identified themselves as Charles Lee Walmer and Daniel L. Poole, both charged with possession of a stolen vehicle and burglary linked to a Chester gun club break-in. Authorities initially pursued men matching Colomb and Welch, fugitives from a Chicago federal prison escape, but later ruled them not the same.

Tony Stevens Cathy A. Monroe Hugh Colomb Bernard Welch Randolph Jackson Colomb Welch Chicago Mississippi River Grand Tower Charles Lee Walmer Daniel L. Poole Chester Benton Jackson County William Kilquist Kilquist Michigan Detroit Chica Illinois 3 Nelson U.S Marion

Supreme Court lets stand coal miners black lung benefits ruling

The Supreme Court without comment rejected an appeal by Saginaw Mining Co of St. Clairsville Ohio seeking to avoid black lung disability benefits for miner Lewis Gilas who quit in 1978 after a heart attack. The decision requires coal mining firms to pay benefits even when black lung was not the sole cause of retirement.

Washington Supreme Court Ohio Saginaw Mining Co St. Clairsville Lewis Gilas

Supreme Court to hear Illinois abortion law appeal

The Supreme Court agrees to hear arguments from Illinois officials and pro life doctors challenging a 1979 abortion and birth control law. The case follows a November ruling by the Seventh Circuit that revived efforts to enforce the statute.

Washington Supreme Court Illinois U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Neil F. Hartigan

Carbondale Fire Destroys Dorm, Sparks Alarming Evacuation

Fire at the Clark Apartments on Wall Street forced about nine residents to flee and left nearly 20 international SIUC students without passports or belongings. Rescue teams evacuated occupants from second and third floors as flames spread from a kitchen grease fire. A Kenyan native resident, Ahmed Dino, survived the smoke, while Sherman Brown and others rushed to escape through windows and to nearby police and fire stations. Firefighters faced delayed reporting and door-blocked exits, but only minor injuries were reported among the evacuees.

Dave DeWitte Karime Mahmoud Lebanon Carbondale Clark S. Wall St Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Mahmoud Ron Ledbetter Ahmed Dino Dino Joy Hudson Carbondale Fire Station No. 1 Everett Rushing Cliff Manis SIUC Sherman Brown Brown Rushing Loren Allen Terry An

Carbondale High faces funds strain with building closures eyed

A Finance Study Committee issued an interim report on Carbondale Community High School finances after an eight day teachers strike. It warns of possible closure of a building and suggests alternative salary negotiations. The panel cites a looming deficit, with the education fund balance near 600 000 in 1984 and a projected next year of 4.2 million expenditures against 3.8 million revenues. It also discusses a 600 000 working cash fund and explains its limited use as a one time reserve subject to public intervention if enough voters object.

Dave DeWitte Southern Illinoisan Carbondale Community High School Carbondale High School Carbondale Community High School Education Association Donald Beggs Southern Illinois University-Carbondale School Beggs State Capitol

Capsized rig near Morgan City traps crew in flooded bays

A 200-foot Tonkawa drilling barge with 23 aboard capsized in Bayou Chene near Morgan City Louisiana, killing four and trapping eight in flooded compartments. Divers searched the wreck as two men were rescued after drilling an air hole, with several injured and hospital treatments underway.

Morgan City Louisiana Coast Guard Bruce Barton Keith Simon Acadian Ambulance Service Mark Kugelberg Bayou Chene St. Mary-Terrebonne Parish Simon St. Mary Parish Float- Fae Cadet Guard New Orleans Barton Ray Rowell Lakewood Hospital Tonkawa Temple Drilling Co Houston

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