Recycling plan for Carbondale residents approved
Carbondale residents may need to sort newspapers from other trash under a proposed recycling program. The city council will vote December 7 after a Monday public hearing, with franchised pickups monthly and city ownership of curbside refuse to reduce conflicts.
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Tom Woolf
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale
Meister
Esseks advocates state action to halt farmland loss
Professor J Dixon Esseks of Northern Illinois University spoke at Southern Illinois University Carbondale about preserving disappearing farmland. He cited zoning like Oregon farm use zones and tax and acquisition policies in Illinois Connecticut Maryland Massachusetts and New Hampshire to protect farms and delay or prevent sale to developers. He urged accurate regional data and proposed agricultural areas with government-backed farming assurances as a remedy.
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United States
J. Dixon Esseks
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Southern Illinois Univer
Esseks
Illinois
California
Michigan
New York
Virginia
Joe Smith
Steven E. Kraft
SIAC
Department of Agribusiness Economics
Southern Illinois
Census of Agriculture
Kraft
Farmers wary as elevator bankruptcy bill eyed in Murphysboro
A public hearing in Murphysboro examined a bill to create a fund for 100 percent farmer reimbursements after elevator bankruptcies funded by a per bushel fee on operators. Farmers questioned the plan, citing past losses and state enforcement concerns amid potential use for other programs. Legislative action was not expected until March at the earliest.
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Ann Schottman Knol
Murphysboro
Wayne Alstat
Vergennes
Clyde Robbins
Fairfield
Frank Watson
Greenville
Jackson County
Robert Frank
de Soto
James Heller
Chicago Transit Authority
Watson
Charles Young
Jackson County Farm Bureau
Young
Robbins
Calvin Ibendahl
Edward Heller
Mllinois Grain Dealers Act
State Agriculture Department
Heller
Jackson jail committee sticks to bond vote plan
A Jackson County committee backed continuing with a $5.6 million jail bond plan for Murphysboro while excluding the $4 million courthouse renovation from the referendum. dissenting member Crim urged possible separate approval for courthouse work and funding for the jail via bonds without a referendum.
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Jackson
Ann Schottman Knol
The
Southern Illinoisan
Jackson County Board
Murphysboro
Robert Crim
Judicial and Law Enforcement Committee
Crim
Reward Offered in Weatherall Murder Case
A $10,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of the person or persons who killed Joan Weatherall, a Carbondale resident, is being offered by C P P Security Services of Van Nuys with a St. Louis office. Sheriff Don White said the reward stems from a Detroit office friend of Weatherall and advises reporting to the sheriff’s office. Weatherall was found in an old surface mine pit between Elkville and Vergennes. she had been strangled and rape status is unknown.
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Carbondale
Joan Weatherall
California
Jackson County
Don White
C.P.P. Security Services
van Nuys
St. Louis
White
Detroit
Miss Weatherall
Sheriff's Office
Elkville
Vergennes
Christopher Man Seeks Franklin County Board Seat
Christopher, Tyrone Township supervisor, announced his Democratic bid for Franklin County Board District 1. Don R. Dick Minor, longtime Tyrone clerk and supervisor since 1975, says he will file petitions December 7 for the March primary.
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Christopher Man
Franklin County
Don R
Dick’’ Minor
Christopher
Tyrone Township
Franklin County Board
Minor
Jury seeks further probe in Ava gunshot death
A Jackson County coroner’s jury could not determine if the Oct. 13 gunshot killing of 33 year old Ava resident Harold A. Peters was an accident or homicide and urged additional investigation. Peters and friend David Brown reportedly argued over a bar theft before returning home to fetch a gun.
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Jackson County
Ava
Harold A. Peters
Jerry Nellis
Peters
David Brown
Nellis
Brown
Vergennes
Eugene Endres
Endres
Herrin theater group nears site decision and bids
Herrin Community Theater board expects a site decision for twin movie theaters next week after a Monday meeting. They favor a new building, citing ceiling height costs. funding has reached about $30,000 with 89 stockholders. Remaining financing may come via industrial revenue bonds and an investor campaign. A new twin cinema would cost 200 000 to 300 000 dollars.
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Bonnie Marx
Southern Illinoisan
Herrin
Fiorina
Quarless to direct Du Quoin Boys Club
Jan C. Quarless, 30, has become director of the Du Quoin Boys Club. A former SIU Carbondale assistant football coach, he aims to rebuild the club into a community cornerstone with programs tailored to local youths. The club closed last June due to finances and waning interest, with a tentative reopen date set for December 15.
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Quarless
du Quoin Boys Club
Brad Betker
Southern Illinoisan
Jan C. Quarless
Southern Illinois University- Carbondale
Munity
du Quoin
SIUC
University of Michigan
Marquette
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Siu-C
Carbondale
Linda
Ryan
Janna
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