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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1982

Page

3

Clarifying dog pickup dispute in Murphysboro

The Southern Illinoisan reports an error about a Murphysboro pet owner claiming animal control picked up dogs near properties. Suzanne Doyle said dogs a block away were targeted, which Nancy Grana denies, noting she rarely seizes dogs unless owners can’t be reached. The paper also corrects a misstatement about leash law fines and council actions from May 26, 1982.

Southern Illinois Murphysboro Animal Control Suzanne Doyle Nancy Grana Ms. Grana Southern Illinoisan

Court costs set at ten dollars for first offense

Ms Grana states the new penalty is ten dollars plus court costs, typically another ten dollars, effectively raising the initial charge to twenty dollars in total. The change highlights a shift toward a flat base fee with added court expense.

Ms. Grana

Murdale delays response to Carbondale counter offer

Murdale Water District officials failed to reach a decision on Carbondale's 400000 dollar counter offer for in city water lines after an hour long executive session. The council had authorized a 400000 dollar package with 140000 cash and 260000 in bond principal and interest, a figure 260000 below Murdale's April proposal. The two sides have clashed since the 1970s over who should serve Carbondale residents on the west side.

Murdale Water District Board Carbondale Richard Crowell James Buitt Murdale Water District Carroll Fry Dents West Side Crowell Springfield Crawford, Murphy and Tilly Mardale

Marion man Byerly faces murder trial in wife killing

Testimony in the Marion murder case shows Clyde Byerly admitting then denying killing his wife Sherry 17 in their mobile home on Sept 18. Witnesses recount his statements, a sheriff’s interview, and autopsy findings placing the bullet at close range from a handgun linked to Byerly.

O.R. Walley Southern Illinois Clyde Byerly Byerly Roger Bozarth Marion Sherry Williamson County Jerald Kobler Bozarth Kobler Richard Evans Wilbert Beard Illinois Division of Criminal Investigation Frank Cooper de Soto

Fred Thompson Heads SII Executive Unit

Fred Thompson of Marion was elected chairman of the Southern Illinois Inc Chief Executives Council. The council gathers chief executives from earned income organizations in Southern Illinois to sponsor speakers, raise funds, and support business growth. A golf tournament is planned for July 8 at Bend Lake Golf Course with a 6 p.m. dinner.

Fred Thompson SII Marion Southern Illinois Inc. Chief Executives Council Southern Illinois Thompson Southwest Forest Products Herrin Southern Illinois Inc Southern Illinois Bend Lake

Murphysboro officials clash with newspaper over open meetings

Murphysboro Mayor Sydney Appleton and Alderman David McDowell accused The Southern Illinoisan of interfering with city business at a council meeting. They cited editorials about possible Open Meetings Act violations and demanded a written apology while pushing for a legal test case to determine compliance.

H.B. Koplowitz Southern Illinoisan Murphysboro Sydney Appleton David McDowell Newsaper Appleton McDowell Peter Selkowe Hich

Fund drive started for boy with leukemia in Pinckneyville

Friends and the First United Presbyterian Church launch the Tommy Williams Leukemia Fund to raise the initial 50,000 dollars for a bone marrow transplant. Sister will donate marrow. travel and treatment costs strain the family. Donations are tax deductible via The Tommy Williams Leukemia Fund, First National Bank of Pinckneyville, or checks to local churches.

Tommy Williams Pinckneyville Tommy Richard Luann Perry County First United Presbyterian Church of Tommy William Tom Guthrie First National Bank First United Presbyterian Church First National Bank of

Pleton Says Union Salary Increase Timing Was Inaccurate

Pleton stated in The Southern Illinois on Wednesday that the timing of a city employee union salary increase request was inaccurate. The report noted employees had asked for a 10 percent raise before the article described the city planning to offer 6 percent. Alderman Pat McCann, to

Pat McCann McCann Lavern Porter Laborers’ Union Appleton Murphysboro Carbondale Selkowe Sydney Appleton Southern Illinois

Murphysboro lowers leash law penalties and reviews ordinance

Murphysboro City Council reduced leash law fines from 25 to $10 for first offense, $20 second, $30 third, and $100 fourth. A special meeting June 9 will review the entire animal control ordinance. Suzanne Doyle cited confusion over stray vs. unleashed near properties. The council also sought $750,000 in CDBG funds to repair homes in a target area and approved road work and subdivision site improvements.

Spruce Street Tina Drive 14Th 15Th Streets 17Th Street South Street 13Th 16Th Edith Street 15Th 17Th Oak Street CDBG

Sparta Unit District approves 11.344 percent bonds

The Sparta Unit School District 140 board approved an average interest rate of 11.344 percent for bonds totaling 850000 for fire and life-safety repair work. The bid was awarded to four firms: Mercantile Trust, Dain-Bosworth Inc., Newhard-Cook and Co. Inc., and Columbian Securities Inc. The bonds cover state mandated repairs under the fire and life safety code.

Sparta Unit District 140 St. Louis Chicago Mercantile Trust Dain-Bosworth Inc Newhard-Cook and Co. Inc Columbian Securities Inc

Prairie lands remembered in new book by John Madson

Illinois prairie history is recounted by wildlife writer John Madson in Where the Sky Began Land of the Tall Grass Prairie. The book traces the prairie’s history plants and animals and offers tips to recreate and find remnant grassland in the Midwest. It includes pen and ink drawings and notes on prairie relicts along railroad rights of way and in parks.

Ben Gelman Illinois Pacific Ocean Prairie Louis Joliet Mississippi Canada George Flower Atlantic Wabash River John Madson Iowa Godfrey, Ill Alton Houghton Mifflin Company Boston Midwest

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