Murphysboro Boy Wins 11 12 Year Old Fun Run Title
Chris Marcey aged 12 of Route 2 Murphysboro wins the 11 to 12 year old category in the Murphysboro United Way Secondal Fun Run at Murphysboro High School finishing in 6 31 for a 1 mile.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1981
Page
3
Chris Marcey aged 12 of Route 2 Murphysboro wins the 11 to 12 year old category in the Murphysboro United Way Secondal Fun Run at Murphysboro High School finishing in 6 31 for a 1 mile.
The Southern Illinoisan corrects Barbara Arbeiter’s occupation on the Murphysboro 186 School Board race. It notes she and her husband own and operate a farm in rural Murphysboro, correcting prior reporting.
Jackson County Nursing Home plans a 10 percent rate increase effective December 1 to balance its upcoming fiscal year budget. Director Richard Ligon warns that if the state does not approve higher public aid reimbursements, pay raises for staff may be cut and the budget may not balance.
Southern Illinois state representatives Bruce Richmond and James Rea announced they will seek re-election in the new 116th and 117th districts. Richmond said he will pursue House leadership and remain in the Senate-free plan, while Rea cited seniority for key committee posts. House Republicans like Wayne Alstat weighed Senate runs, and Democratic Ken Buzbee potential influence looms over slate timing.
Saleh S. Jabr, 31, named president of the Du Quoin State Fair, cementing the Jabr family in management roles. He replaces Curt Greene, whose departure leaves a void in leadership as the Jabr brothers shift from passive shareholders to active managers.
Du Quoin State Fair named Jabr family executives to guide harness racing and operations at the fair in Lexington Kentucky. Jabr will continue to oversee program development while Lydal Graff becomes executive vice president handling expanded duties. David Emerson becomes board chairman while Saleh Jabr broadens responsibilities with Saad Jabr’s financial group.
Kenneth Jarrett of Jacob announces Democratic candidacy for District 2 Jackson County board seat. Robert Koehn also seeks the Democratic nomination for a District 2 seat. Republicans Larry Lipe and William Shufflebarger hold District 2 seats. Shufflebarger seeks county sheriff nomination. Lipe undecided on reelection. Jarrett cites life long rural residency and community involvement including Fountain Bluff Township supervisor, Gorham District 166 school board secretary, Christ Lutheran Church education board member, and 15 years at Egyptian Telephone Cooperative.
Murphysboro voters face eleven candidates for three seats on the Murphysboro Unit School District 186 board in the November election. Inside Township contenders include incumbents Mary Adams and Kenny Carr. outside Township hopefuls include Gerald Neill Barbara Arbeiter Don Gladden Harry Wright and Gilbert Zimbleman, among others with varied backgrounds from teaching to public aid.
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