SIU Opens New Journalism Wing With $4 Million Addition
The SIU Communications Building adds a four million dollar wing featuring the School of Journalism facilities and spaces for speech pathology audiology and radio television broadcasting services. A cooling system atop the building serves the west campus area.
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SIU Communications
School of Journalism
Sys
Steeleville Considers Raising Graduation Credit Requirements
Steeleville Board of Education discussed higher graduation credits at the May meeting. Current 16 credits may rise. some students finish in three years with summer school. Summer staff hired for district programs. salaries under review as Donald Bonsbach contracted to teach agriculture.
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Steeleville High School
Steeleville Board of Education
Felix Williams
Virginia LaRocca
Edaine Wedemeyer
James Hutter
Allen Waeltz
Pauline Paetzhold
Paetzhold
Chester
Doris Wunderlich
Williams
Donald Bonsbach
Western Illinois University
Bonsbach
Trico Unit hires three teachers and sets salary talks
The Trico Unit District 176 board hired Patricia Younger Barbara Chism and Bernice Berry for physical education health and second grade positions with a current 7100 salary. A June 14 meeting will discuss a new salary schedule while other actions include coal bids and a summer drivers training program.
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Board of Education
Trico Unit
Patricia Younger
Barbara Chism
Bernice Berry
Cutler
Peabody Coal Co
Way’s Office Supply Co
Steeleville
Clem Quillman
Jim Romano
Weather Outlook Elevates Showers Across East and Great Lakes
A cooler pattern with rain and showers is forecast across the East and Great Lakes. Scattered showers may reach the South and parts of Washington. Cooler conditions are expected in the Great Plains, while the South basks in warmth.
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East
Great Lakes Area
Washington
Great Plains States
South
Herrin High School Hosts Lawn Concert Tonight
The annual concert on the lawn at Herrin High School begins at 6 30 p m today. The band and stage bands will perform for about one hour and visitors are urged to bring blankets or chairs. Band director Dave Cox and assistant director Jim Finn lead the event.
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Herrin High School
Dave Cox
Jim Finn
House Burned on Jefferson Street in Johnston City
Fire destroyed a house at 1005 Jefferson St in Johnston City owned by Mrs. Bertha Odle. The call came in at 11 55 a m Sunday and the cause remains undetermined. The Southern Illinoisan reports the incident, listing city offices and editions in Carbondale Marion Herrin and Murphysboro.
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Jefferson St
Bertha Odle
Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinoisan Inc
North Illinois Avenue
Carbondale
North 16Th Street
Herrin
Walnut Street
Murphysboro
Ilinois
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Associated Press
Godard
Muckelroy
Southern Illinois University
Coulterville
Copehagen
Riviera Drive-In
Varsity
Trash
Vanishing Point
Liberty
Fox
B.S
Orpheum
Marion
Herrin police seek junk cars abandoned citywide campaign
Herrin Police Department continues a campaign against abandoned junk cars. Chief Bill Humphrey said unlicensed undrivable cars will be picked up free if called in. An estimated 25 to 30 such cars remain on Herrin streets.
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Herrin
Bill Humphrey
Carbondale
Dan Friese
S. Wall St
Police Briefs from Carbondale Area Report
Police report details a Marion and Elm street parking incident in Carbondale involving Ronnie E. Coverstone. A gun stolen from Leo's Liquors is valued at 86.50, taken between 3 and 4 p.m. Saturday by Palmier, a Leo's employee. March era charges include speeding and unlicensed operation in Carbondale, Zeigler, and Du Quoin with fines listed.
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Thomas Palmier
Rt. 3
Carbondale
Leo’s Liquors
W. Monroe St
Palmier
Leo's
du Quoin
Donna M. Crumbacher
Bernard George Haag
Joseph C. Liberto
Zeigler
Lancie Shannon Jr
Danny L. Parrish
Area Weather Shortcast for Sunday and Monday
The forecast shows Sunday high of 77 and low of 55 with an overnight low of 63. At 9 am today temperature is 70 with 62 expected precipitation from 7 am Sunday to 7 am Monday. Sunset today is 8 16 and sunrise Tuesday is 5 37 followed by sunset 8 17.
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Logan College Summer Classes Begin at John A Logan
Logan summer quarter at John A Logan College Carterville starts June 22 with advisement underway. New students must file formal applications and provide prior college work or high school transcripts before counselor appointments. Counseling hours 8 to 5 weekdays and 5 30 to 8 p m Tuesday and Wednesday. Groundbreaking ceremony postponed. a new date for construction of permanent facilities will be announced.
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John A. Logan College
Carterville
Norman Myers
Logan
Inmates Wife Sues For 65000 Over Husband's Crimes
Mrs. James Burklow filed a 65000 suit in circuit court Marion against Domino Club operator Bille Gene Barden and Teaheakin Lounge operator Billy L. Davis alleging they served alcohol to her husband before his burglary along Rt 37 and a May 1970 fight and auto crash. She seeks 20000 from each defendant plus 20000 jointly for wage loss and 5000 for medical costs. Burklow pleaded guilty to burglary August 10 and got 112 years at Menard. Meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Rice Jr. of Corinth sue for 50000 on behalf of daughter Margaret Ann struck by Fred Etherton's car while crossing to board a school bus. she suffered a broken left leg. In Murphysboro, Irhmaim A. Damiri of Carbondale and Vernon O. Siebert of Cape Girardeau involved in a two car crash. Damiri treated for minor injuries, Siebert not injured.
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Menard
Marion
Johnston City
James Burklow
Bille Gene Bearden
Domino Club
Rt. 37
Billy L. Davis
Main St
Burklow
LeRoy Rice Jr
Margaret Ann
Etherton
Corinth-Johnston City
Williamson County
Carbondale
Doctors Hospital
Murphysboro
Irbhaim A. Damiri
Vernon O. Siebert
Cape Girardeau
Damiri
Siebert
Carbondale Man Injured in Two Vehicle Crash
A Carbondale man, Charles C. Tolbert, 34, suffered minor injuries after a two car collision Sunday near Royalton on Rt. 149. Driver Melvin W. Browning, 69, Mulkeytown, was not injured. Police cited Tolbert and Browning for the incident. other local notices list fines for Kenneth Lemon and Lester Dierks for vehicle-related violations.
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Carbondale
Royalton
Charles C. Tolbert
Herrin Hospital
Tolbert
Melvin W. Browning
Mulkeytown
Rt. 149
Browning
Calendar notices of public meetings and events
Public meetings listed for Marion Herrin Benton Hurst Carbondale Carterville and Johnston City with times. Special events include SPEBsqS A rehearsals and campus workshops Alternative 71 films and environmental topics. Also arts concert lectures police briefings and local notices with names and locations.
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Marion
Herrin Little Egypt
S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A
Herrin High School
Southern Illinois University Center
Southern Illinois
Lawson
Southern Illinois University
Godard
Muckelroy
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