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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1981

Page

2

Head-on Collision Injures Three On Illinois 13 Near Crab Orchard

Illinois State Police report an early Saturday crash on Illinois 13 two miles east of Crab Orchard. James Owens, 17, Harrisburg, drove west in the wrong lane, colliding with Joseph Fisher, 18, Marion. Passengers James Murphy, 18, Carbondale. Kevin Adams, 19, Creal Springs, were taken to Marion Memorial Hospital with minor injuries. Both cars suffered major damage.

Illinois Crab Orchard James Owens Harrisburg Joseph Fisher Marion Owens James Murphy Carbondale Kevin Adams Creal Springs Fisher Murphy Adams Marion Memorial Hospital

Soviet boy gains permanent U.S. residency status

Walter Polovchak, who fled his Soviet parents in 1980, has been granted permanent residency in the United States. His lawyer Julian E. Kulas said the 14 year old is no longer under asylum and could seek citizenship on January 4, 1985. He intends to become naturalized and stay in the United States.

Chicago Walter Polovchak Soviet Union United States Walter Julian E. Kulas U.S Kulas U.S. Justice Department

Murphysboro High Selects Homecoming Queen

Cindy Ripley, 17, daughter of Lawrence and Rita Ripley, was named Murphysboro High School Homecoming Queen on Saturday night. She was chosen over seven other candidates with Jodi Schimpf as first runner up and Rita Nowacki as second runner up.

Murphysboro Cindy Ripley Murphysboro High School Miss Ripley Lawrence Rita Ripley Jodi Schimpf Lynda Dale Schimpf Rita Nowacki Ray Rose Marie Nowacki

Marion High School crowns Homecoming Queen Cheryl Crisp

Cheryl Crisp daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry L Crisp II was chosen Marion High School Homecoming Queen over four contestants Tracy McKinney daughter of Mr and Mrs Ron McKinney finished as runner up The sophomore class won best float Other winners included the senior class the Pep Club and the Freshman Sophomore Tri Hi Y all receiving trophies

Cheryl Crisp Harry L. Crisp II Marion High School Tracy McKinney Ron McKinney

Herrin High names 1981 Homecoming Queen Valerie Kennedy

Valerie Kennedy daughter of Betty and Larry Kennedy was crowned Herrin High School 1981 Homecoming Queen on Thursday night by former queen Donna Restivo. Maid of honor Kristy Stewart. special attendants Suzi Dennison Geri Wolf Carl Russell. Other attendants Lori Agers Vicki Tutkus Terri Jenkins Carol Young Rene Billingsley Shelly Walker Susan Hoague.

Valerie Kennedy Betty Larry Kennedy Herrin High School Donna Restivo Kristy Stewart Ronald Stewart Suzi Dennison Geri Wolf Carl Russell Lori Agers Vicki Tutkus Terri Jenkins Carol Young Rene Billingsley Shelly Walker Susan Hoague

Water taps ordered for Devil's Kitchen system

The Devil's Kitchen Water District board unanimously denied a proposal to allow multiple residences on a single water tap. Four customers linked to one tap favor higher rates instead but the board maintained $500 tap fees and single family use. Notices will warn customers to install individual taps and separate service lines.

Dave DeWitte Southern Illinoisan Devil's Kitchen Devil’s Kitchen Water District Nadine Reynolds Don Kramer Marion R. A. Mack

Mob Violence in Bombings Haunts St Louis Crime Scene

In St Louis a spate of car bombings linked to warring crime factions draws back 1930s gang violence memories. A recent blast in a downtown parking garage killed one. Michael Eornhardt, 24, is charged with capital murder in the death of George Faheen, nephew of a reputed syndicate figure James Michaels. The 18th bombing since 1970, with 11 killed overall, remains largely unsolved.

St. Louis South St. Louis Michael Eornhardt George M. Faheen James A Jimmy” Michaels

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