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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1979

Page

3

Herrin council overrides Ottolini pay hike vetoes

Herrin aldermen overrode Mayor Ottolini’s vetoes on ordinances raising pay for city workers. Six votes needed. several aldermen abstained or opposed specific raises, while others backed increases for laborers, police, and most other employees. Firemen protest, citing longer hours and unequal rises, requesting a new merit board and better talks. The council also debated liquor at the city garage and time clocks, and opened bids for a new fire truck and water sewer line work on Illinois 148.

O.R. Walley Southern Illinoisan Herrin Mario Ottolini Paul Dunning Frank Hubbard Emil Nava Ottolini Herman Garavalla Victor Ritter Paul Francis Charles McEvers Theodore Bollmann Cecil Isaacs Adrian Chamness Edward Quaglia Hod Carriers Garavalla International Firefighters Association Police and Fire Department Merit Board Francis Isaacs Quaglia Ritter Joe Lapinski Monty Cooper Sewer Department

Vietnam War Honor Amid Hidden Valor

Former President Nixon called it peace with honor yet many Southern Illinois veterans recall little recognition for courage. Charles Crews of Murphysboro, partly paralyzed, and Charles Western of Carbondale describe what drew them to serve in 1964 and early Vietnam. Western recalls Marines sent to Vietnam after early deployments, landing in Okinawa unsure of their destination.

Dan Hubble Southern Illinoisan Richard Nixon Vietnam Southern Illinois Charles Crews Murphysboro Crews Veterans Administration Charles Western Carbondale Marine Corps Okinawa Western Philippines Valley Forge Richard Schumacher Teutopolis America Schumacher Illinois Phan Thiet United States James Taylor Glen Taylor Eleventh Armored Cavalry Division Army Japan

Court entrapment ruling challenges drug enforcement

Prosecution and agents fear Fifth District Appellate Court entrapment rulings may hamper convictions in illegal drug sales. In Wineburg and Tipton cases, defendants argued informants induced sales and the state failed to produce them. Officials warn a Supreme Court reversal could force new tactics and weaken efforts to prosecute drug networks.

Ann Schottman Knol Southern Illinoisan Southern Illinois Illinois Supreme Court Jackson County Howard Hood Supreme Court Mark Wineburg Southern Illinois University-Carbondale Murphysboro Southern Illinois Enforcement Group Hood Wineburg Richard Richman State Supreme Court Bill Tipton Tipton Illinois Tom Mansfield Mansfield Richman FBI Watergate Fifth District Richard Pariser Pariser SIEG

Coal panel probes Benton miners' lives in survey

The President's Commission on Coal visits Benton Illinois for a month long Illinois tour to interview miners and families. Three researchers gather questionnaires and conduct in depth interviews to gauge how miners live and feel misrepresented by media and sociologists.

Coal Panel Benton Benton, Il President’s Commission On Coal Commission Illinois Coal Fields Nada Samuels

Convicted slayings appeal in Mount Vernon Illinois

Gary Michael Brown 27 of Rantoul and Nailer Jeffrey 52 of Williamson County have appealed their 1975 murder convictions in the killing of Cary Lee Reischeuer, a 79 year old Carbondale woman. Jeffrey received 100 to 200 years and Brown 30 to 100 years.

Mt. Vernon, Ill Carbondale Mount Vernon Gary Michael Brown Rantoul Nailer Jeffrey Williamson County Cary Lee Reischeuer Jeffrey Brown

Gunfire hits truck injures Johnston City man

Williamson County detectives investigate an early morning shooting that wounded 28 year old Terry Joe Orr in one eye. Orr, of Route 1 Johnston City, was asleep in a pickup outside Kent Smith’s home when a gunman fired, shattering glass and lodging a splinter in Orr’s eye. He was treated and released from Union Hospital in West Frankfort.

Williamson County Terry Joe Orr Orr Route 1 Johnston City Kent Smith Union Hospital West Frankfort

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