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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2001
Page
13
Ronald K. Winkenwerder, 36, was arrested by Union County deputies around 8:30 p.m. after being sought on failure to appear for drug charges in Union, Pulaski, and Massac counties. He was armed earlier that day but no injuries were reported.
The Williamson County Fraternal Order of Police says a person is collecting donations from residents under the FOP name. Sheriff’s Office asks anyone with information or questions about these calls to contact 997-6541. John D. Homan.
Murphysboro Fire Department responded at 7:34 p.m. to 1219 N. 20th Street as Henry O. Newfarmer suffered second and third degree burns to his abdomen and hands and was hospitalized at St. John’s Mercy. Albert Wehrheim, 46, sustained burn injuries to his arms and was taken to a St. Louis hospital.
Don Conoscenti guitar and vocal show at Cousin Andy's coffeehouse was postponed from Friday night to Sunday at 4 pm. The venue is in the fellowship hall of the Church of the Good Shepherd at 515 Orchard Drive in Carbondale, reported by Ken Seeber.
Jackson County authorities say Carbondale resident Eric J. Crimson, 32, was arrested after a Wednesday night crash on old Illinois 13 east of Murphysboro. He faces counts of leaving the scene, driving with a suspended license, uninsured vehicle, DUI drugs, possession of a controlled substance and a hypodermic syringe.
Southern Illinois University Police report an arrest for assault at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday in Pierce Hall involving Pieter G. Badenhorst, 22, of Carbondale. The Din theft of computer equipment from Faner Hall occurred Sept 1 to Sept 6, value $4,490 with no suspects. A bicycle theft from the Communications rack occurred between 7 and 8 p.m. Monday, value $315, with no suspects.
A 19-year-old Benton man, Jacob L. Foster, is in critical but stable condition at St. Louis area hospitals after an early Thursday disturbance on Lawrence Street. Troy A. Karnes, 20, also of Benton, was arrested and charged with aggravated battery at Franklin County Jail.
The boil water order for De Soto and the area west of town has been lifted. The road across the main dam at Rend Lake will be closed until further notice.
Williamson County man Steven M Crutchfield had his first degree murder conviction overturned by the 5th District Appellate Court citing improper jury instruction The State plans to appeal to the state Supreme Court Crutchfield allegedly stabbed Michael V Sasso to death on April 3 1999 after an abusive relationship and a series of events including a disconnection of the telephone and a prior protection order
Five year old Kaitlyn Oetjen and seven year old Tanner represented Immanuel Lutheran School in a hands-free pie eating contest. About 125 pies donated by Borowiak IGA fed contestants as 10 year old Lukas Hanson posted the fastest time. Teen contenders from Boy Scout Troop 115 and Murphysboro High School teams added drama with cheerleaders aiding the pageant like competition.
Carbondale and Murphysboro host Pig Out and Apple Festival with memorial moments for terrorist victims. Apple Festival closes Sunday with a 4 p.m. memorial on Walnut Street. Pig Out runs through Saturday featuring a celebrity dunking booth with proceeds to Red Cross Little Egypt Network and Humane Society.
SIUC dedicates the 1977 recreation center pool to Ed Shea, its former recreation head, with Shea promising to yield the first lap to his grandson Adrian. The ceremony at 9:30 a.m. honors a man lauded for designing the pool deck space and advancing meets with a capacity crowd of about 1,500 across events a year.
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