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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1985

Page

3

Peace Links joins Jeanne Simon in urging nuclear arms dialogue

Jeanne Simon wife of congressman Paul Simon discusses her involvement in Peace Links a congressional wives group promoting awareness of nuclear war. She stresses nonviolence nonpartisanship and education over demonstrations and highlights aims like breaking down U S Soviet barriers and supporting arms control as peace strategy.

Tim Landis Jeanne Simon U.S Paul Simon D-Nl Simon Betty Bumpers Dale Bumpers D-Ark Mrs. Simon United States Church Women United Carbondale Peace Links

Tornado memorial holds tight to future

Marion marks the third anniversary of the May 29 1982 tornado that killed 10 and injured 136. City leaders and residents reflect on tragedy, resilience, and a future rebuilt, naming personal losses from Jimmy Gulledge and Lynn Moore, and noting Marion’s rebound despite lasting scars.

Marion Tower Square Robert Butler Madelyn King Mrs. King Jimmy Gulledge Jimmy Herrinfest John A. Logan College Shawnee Village Carl Hearn Marion Memorial Hospital Hearn Frank Trotter Third Baptist Trotter

Thompson pushes Southern Illinois growth agenda in St Louis Marion stops

Springfield governor James R. Thompson will tour Giant City State Park Marion and the St. Louis area to promote plans for Scott Air Force Base a Mississippi to Ohio river road and a four lane upgrade of Illinois 13. He will brief editorial boards attend a Giant City lodge ceremony and speak at a Thompson fundraiser in Marion.

Springfield James R. Thompson Illinois St. Louis Giant City State Park Marion Scott Air Force Base Illinois 13 Mississippi Ohio Thompson East St. Louis Citizens For Thompson

Road closure near Carbondale for two weeks on US 51 work

Township Road 261 north of Carbondale will close for about two weeks beginning Friday due to the U.S. 51 Murphysboro District Wye railroad project. Local traffic remains to access west end businesses at Oakland Avenue. the intersection with U.S. 51 will be blocked.

Carbondale U.S. 51 Murphysboro Carbondale Concrete Jim’s Towing Oakland Avenue

Carbondale cop rises to police chief in Western Springs

In 1969 a 23 year old SIU Carbondale student joined Carbondale Police. Now Lt William Rypkema prepares to become police chief in Western Springs, a Cook County suburb, after a rapid rise from patrolman to corporal, sergeant and lieutenant. His move ends a 16 year Carbondale career with federal grant aided modernization boosting staff from 22 to 50.

Dave DeWitte Southern Illinois.n Southern Illinois University- Carbondale Carbondale Police Department SIUC William Rypkema Western Springs Cook County Rypkema Western Heights Carbondale Ed Hogan Department Tom Bush Hogan

Hearing officer to fight drunken driving charge

Jackson County official Miller plans to enter a not guilty plea after a DUI arrest at his Carbondale home. The hearing officer for Illinois driver license stations may face job action. special prosecutors were appointed and a June 12 court hearing is scheduled.

Cathy A. Monroe Ann Schottman Knol Southern Secretary of State Mack Miller Illinois Department of Personnel Chuck Dean Art Wright Jackson County John Clemons Carbondale Barbara Colvin Richard E. Richman

Fire victims seek aid amid red tape and loss

Fire victims recount their struggles to replace essential documents and receive aid. Alzaben faces an $80 passport cost if the embassy accepts a lost document claim. Red Cross vouchers cover about 300 dollars for food and clothing, with church and individuals donating cash and goods. Victims advise renters to read contracts, get renters insurance, and store valuables in safe places.

Tion Alzaben

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