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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1981

Page

2

De Soto District 86 Okays Policy Changes And Budget Action

The De Soto District 86 board tentatively approved Illinois law driven policy changes including open meeting definitions voice vote recording and minutes for closed sessions plus higher bid thresholds from 2500 to 5000. They also approved a staff resignation policy and minor discipline and expression policy updates while approving a 266000 tax levy and scheduling Christmas and band programs and noting a curriculum study and playground hole repairs.

Tony Stevens Southern Illinois Board of Education de Soto Illinois Harold Klingenberg Klingenberg

Banovic eyed for international union posts with Trumka slate

Evan M. Davis reports that John Banovic, elected president of United Mine Workers District 12 in Illinois, is touted as a candidate for international secretary treasurer next year. A slate includes Richard Trumka for president and Cecil Roberts for vice president, with Gaylon Parks noting second hand confirmation. Burnished by district leaders, Banovic has not commented and Leroy Bauer questions his run.

Evan M. Davis Southern Illinoisan United Mine Workers District 12 Illinois John Banovic Banovic International Richard Trumka Pennsylvania Cecil Roberts West Virginia Gaylon Parks Paulton District 12 TrumkKa-Roberts-Banovic Trumka IEB Walter Suba Roberts UMW Sam Church Arnold Miller Church

Buncombe Man Dies in Tractor Accident at Home

Donald Mighell 76 of Route 1 Buncombe died at 10 am Tuesday November 17 1981 near his home when his tractor slipped from gear and overturned on a steep hill Johnson County deputy Jim Alsip said. He was born October 5 1905 in Shawnee Oklahoma and survived by his wife three sons five grandchildren 19 great grandchildren one sister and one brother. Funeral services set for Friday at Whitney Funeral Home Vienna with burial in Mount Zion Cemetery east of Buncombe. Friends may call after 5 pm Thursday at the funeral home.

Donald ‘‘Clown Mighell Route 1 Buncombe Dallas Eliza Ann Jolly Mighell Anna King Vienna Jack Larry Lance Thelma Burklow Manteno Willard Ward Whitney Funeral Home Mount Zion Cemetery Funeral

Norge Fire Quickly Extinguished at Norge Inc Machine Shop

A pile of magnesium shavings caught fire at about 7 50 am in the Norge Inc machine shop in Herrin. The Herrin Fire Department arrived and found the pallet moved outdoors by forklift before damage occurred. Neither party had Class D extinguishers and firefighters monitored the metal fire until it was out.

Norge Inc Herrin Fire Department Norge

Harrisburg Man Hurt After Pickup Hits UPS Tractor Trailer

A Harrisburg man, Robert D. Price, 32, was seriously injured when his pickup collided with a United Parcel Service tractor-trailer on Illinois 13 near Marion. Firefighters freed him, and he was airlifted to St. Louis after surgery. The other driver, Marvin Smothers, 44, of Harrisburg, was treated for minor injuries.

Harrisburg Robert D. Price Firmin Desloge Hospital St. Is Marion Price United Parcel Service Illinois 13 Marvin Smothers Smothers Marion Memorial Hospital Marion Hospital St. Louis

Armed Robbery at Carbondale Speedway Station

Police report an armed robbery at the Speedway gas station on East Main Street in Carbondale shortly before 8:30 PM Tuesday. A Black man about 25, six feet tall and 185 to 190 pounds entered with a shotgun, demanded cash, and fled on foot. He wore a dark blue pullover hat, brown gloves, a light blue scarf, and a calf-length gray coat with gray buttons. Carbondale manager Don L. Eggers and assistant manager Paul Meadow were present.

Speedway E. Main St Carbondale Don L. Eggers Paul Meadow

Southern Illinoisan Subscription Rates and Offices

Regional and out of area rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions. Publication offices in Carbondale Herrin and Murphysboro. Postmaster address for mail subscriptions and note on delivery schedule Sunday through Friday. 4 week carrier rate listed as six dollars.

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Illinois rail lines seek federal grants for preserving service

Two Southern Illinois railroad lines are among six statewide eyed for federal loans or grants to preserve service. The total price tag exceeds 18 million dollars, while FRA funding for Illinois in 1982 is limited to 2 million. IDOT will pick which projects to recommend after hearings including one in Marion on December 1.

Ron Poppenhagen Southern Illinoisan Southern Illinois Railroad Federal Railroad Administration Illinois Illinois Department of Transportation FRA Marion Holiday Inn Orchill Burlington Northern Railroad Mandle City of Crab Orchard and Egyptian Railroad Illinois Central Gulf Reevesville Rossclare Pope Hardin Ordill-Mante IDOT Reevesville-Rosiclare Decatur Champaign-Urbana Momence Lowes Park Rockford Branch Junction Centralia

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