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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1972

Page

3

Work begins on mall fits regional shopping complex

Construction starts on the 3 million Univer sity Mall Shopping Center along Rt 33 between Penneys Spore and the new regional post office. W H Miller Construction builds for Hocker Squitiers of Owensboro Ky with Enclosed air conditioned mall linking to Penneys and two major anchors Britts Department Store and Walgreens Drug Store, plus Goodyear Center and about 30 40 smaller stores. The project faces permit timing, zoning conditions, and funding for a frontage road to connect with Rt 13 and future Giant City Road extension, with completion about 15 months away if weather cooperates.

Joseph Arimopa Southern Clingisan University Mall Rt. 33 Penneys Spore John Yew Carber- Gale W. H. Miller Construction Atlanta, Ga Hocker Squitiers Owensboro Penneys Britts Department Walgreens Drug David Hocker Goodyear Automotive Center Rt. 13 Penneys Amematic Hocker Carbondale Board of Appeals Carbondale Richard Greenwood Greenwood Harold Hall Hocker-Squitiasi Bill Schwegman State Highway Department Schwegman Herrin Hightse Feas Steinmarch Herrin Building Mallon J. W. Durham State Department of Transportation Main Russell Streets Court and Boulevard Streets Carbon Durham Halfway Road Union Street Russell Street New Rt. 13

Police seek council OK to form Carbondale Police Officers Association

Members of the Carbondale Police Department will ask the city council tonight for permission to organize the Carbondale Police Officers Association. A petition with 39 signatures was presented last month and the council previously allowed an election on the proposal. Cpl. Larry McKimmy said 36 voted for forming the CPOA, two against, and four favored a bargaining agent but did not name the CPOA.

Carbondale Police Department Carbondale Police Officers Association Cpoact Cpl Larry McKimmy CPOA McKimmy

Illinois Security Hospital Groundbreaking Near Chester

Groundbreaking for the Illinois Security Hospital near Chester marks a shift from locking up the mentally ill to treating them as recoverable, with Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie outlining aims to serve 400 patients, admit females for the first time, and create skilled jobs as the old 1891 Chester facility is replaced. The $6 million project sits one mile north of Chester on Rt. 3, with Buckley Construction Co. as contractor and Hellmuth Obata Kassabaum as designer.

DeMaris Berry Chester Richard B. Ogilive Gay Ogilvie Albert J.glass State Department of Mental Health John F. Briggs Mental Health Department Ivan l Davoyic Region 4 Vernon J. Affleman Security Hospital Chesteron Rt. 3 Illinois Security Hospital Buckley Construction Co Fenton, Mo Hellmuth, Obata

Marion moves ahead with public housing site plan

Marion City Council approved a Williamson County Housing Authority plan for a six story elderly housing building at West Main and Bentley, on two two acre lots owned by Mrs. John Neely and James Otey, with space for a recreation area and off street parking near Marion Memorial Hospital.

C. R. Walley Southern Mindsan Williamson County Housing Authority Marion City Council West Main Bentley Streets John Neely James Otey Julius Steinmarch Authority Marion Memorial Hospital Steinmarch Department of Housing and Urban Development

Herrin City financials show $75,000 surplus for 1971-72

A preliminary audit for Herrin indicates the 1971-72 fiscal year closed about $75,000 in the black, per Mayor John McVey, with the prior year at $63,000 in the black and three years earlier $68,000 in the red. City Attorney Haney was authorized to settle a small claims suit against Womick Trucking Co. for about $50,000. All mines reported working Wednesday.

Zelah Scalf Herrin John McVey McVey Don Swinford Herrin Certified Public Accountant Swinford Tom Haney Womick Trucking Co Anna Polk 12Th Streets Haney

Strike talks set Friday at Marion quarry sites

Workers from 19 Southern Blnds quarries and union reps plan Friday talks with a federal mediator at 4:30 p.m. in Marion. If unresolved, area road and building projects may stall in one to two weeks, delaying Interstate 24 work and other county jobs, with potential impact on ready mix plants and bridge projects.

Wanda Barras Southern Marion International Union of Operating Engineers Harrisburg E.T. Simonds Anna Quarries, Inc Simonds Construction Co Carbondale Interstate 24 Ava Fred Thane Williamson County Pittsburg Three Star Thane Three Star Construction Co Heerin-Freeman Odum Marton Anna Alin White—Hall Mermet Buncombe Campbell Cave-in-Rock Sidespehervile Simonds Wardell Riggs Riggs

De Soto restaurant plans to buy Tom's Place

Hayes Fair Acres Inc of Du Quoin announced plans to purchase Tom's Place, a restaurant north of De Soto, from owner Roger Kuss after a purchase option expired. Kuss will return to Shawano, Wis., to run his other restaurant after July 17, with management to be decided in coming weeks. Tom's Place gained national notice in 1962 in Duncan Hines Travel Books.

Hayes Fair Acres, Inc du Quoin Tom's Place de Soto Roger Kuss Kuss Shawano Wis William R. Hayes II du Quoin State Fair Hayes Duncan Hines Joe Moroni F. M River" Hewitt Carbondale Hewitt

Jackson County seeks multiplier reduction probe

Jackson County officials pressed to cut the tax multiplier from 1.905 after a Monday hearing in Springfield. Chairman Charles Gray said state officials will study the county's protest, with a final decision expected in a week or ten days. County data show a 39 percent value jump in 1971 reassessments, supporting a lower multiplier.

Jackson County Springfield Charles Gray Gray

Water plant Kinkaid bids sought for lake district project

A legal notice calls for bids on a water treatment plant and facilities at Kinkaid Lake west of Murphysboro with bid opening at 2 p m on June 27 at the Jackson County courthouse Murphysboro. Bids are to be submitted in three sections covering construction at the lake site distribution lines and pumping stations and storage facilities at the plant site and in De Soto.

Kinkaid Lake Murphysboro Jackson County Reed's Creek Conservancy de Soto

Five Car Crash at Intersection Injures Ruby Ross

Five cars collided at an intersection near the Ruby Ross area on a morning today causing serious injuries to Ruby Ross of 329 N Logan Centralia. Her daughter and another passenger sustained minor injuries. Mrs Rees was admitted to Marion Memorial Hospital with throat and facial injuries. Police and Trooper Akid Mitchell of West are investigating. a full report is pending.

Ruby Ross N. Logan Centralia Parton Rees Marion Memorial Hospital Akid Mitchell West

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Illinois Ilinois Security Hospital J. W. Childers Marion Carnegie Library Board Pearl Fowell Harry Beneke Williamson County Public Building Commission Oscar Schafale Schafale F. E. Holmes Ron Swafford John Logan College Robert Butler Swafford Rex Presson Ilinois Presson James Triplett BU Norris Paul Joyner Shate Division of Public Water Supplies Cal Meyers Sweden Meyers Southern Illinois University Lund Oo Meyers SIU Walter S. Matthews Holland Italy de Soto Restaurant Tom John R. Parrish Parrish Delmar Ward Scotter Teed ‘Y Ron Briggs Visor Lowell Helier Raymond Dilinger Kinkaid Ed Greer
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