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41 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAV OCTOBER 19. 1937 EVENTS South 5th Street in Dupo. Times may change for the month of November. sponsored by the Eugene B.

Redmond Writers Club. Admission is free. More information is available by calling 875-8800. cohol and drug problems. There is no charge.

More information is available by calling 234-2120. Ext. 1555. All calls are confidential. International Feslivul Elwar(lsill Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville will host an international festival and a series of forums on current events and world affairs beginning at 10 a m.

Thursday in the University Center. William Nance, officer in charge of the Philippines desk. Agency for International Development, U.S. State Department, will be speaking on the Philippines. Writers Club East St.

Louis Sterling Plumpp, a poet and black studies professor at the University of Illinois-Chicago, and Vertamae Smart-Grosvenor, author and commentator for National Public Radio, will recite their works at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the cafeteria of State Community College. The program is Parenting Seminar Belleville "Effective Parenting in Stressful Times," a four-week seminar, will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Illinois Center of Family Personal Support Centers, 3 Executive Woods Drive. The sessions focus on improving parenting skills and managing the stresses of parenthood, career, family and societal demands.

The group will meet on four consecutive Thursdays at the center. More information and registration is available by calling 274-5166 or 235-5656. Dialogue Edwardsville "St. Paul: The Man, His Influence Mendelssohn's Oratorio on His Life" will be the subject of "Dialogue with Senior Citizens." The session will be from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Wednesday in the Mississippi-Illinois Room of the University Center. Leonard Van Camp, professor in the department of music, will present slides and musical excerpts illustrating the famous early Christian. Transportation is available at the Senior Citizens Center, 1003 Main Street in Edwardsville. More information is available by calling 692-3454. Emission Testing CahokiaI)iio The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency's vehicle emission test program with the Air Team's mobile test van is testing cars and trucks in the Cahokia and Dupo areas.

During the month of October the mobile testing van operates from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each Wednesday at the Cahokia City Hall, and each Friday at the Sugarloaf Township offices, 250 HeallliMedieal Itelleville The Chemical Dependence Program at St. Elizabeth's Hospital is sponsoring a Parent Education Program at 7 p.m. Tuesday, and a Family Education Program at 7 p.m.

Thursday. Both programs will meet in the Family Lounge on the eighth floor of the hospital. A lecture on "The Stages of Adolescent Chemical Dependence" will be presented at the Parent Program, while the film "Alcohol and Cocaine, The Secrets of Addiction" will be shown at the Family Program. The programs are open to anyone in the community interested in learning more about al Historical Flvtarlsill The Metro-East Institute of Lifetime Learning has announced the fourth session on the Fall Focus Series at SIUE. The session, focusing on "The American Revolution," is scheduled from 10:30 a.m.

to noon Wednesday in the Mississippi Room of the University Center. John Taylor, associate professor of historical studies at SIUE, will be the narrator for the session, which is one installment of the series "Great Moments in World History." More information is available by calling 692-3210 BIRTHS lv 7- yi il AP Brighton Jared Lee, born Oct. 10 to Sherry and Lee Lansdon, at St. Joseph's in Collinsville Travis Mike, born Oct. 6 to Shannon and Jerrv Scribner, at St.

Elizabeth Medical Center In Granite Citv. Mike Anthonv II, born Oct. 7 to Nancv and Mike Bowlds, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Granite City. A boy, born Oct 7 to Kathryn and Ronald Motieiaitis, at Belleville Memorial.

A bov, born Oct. 7 to Rhonda and Roger Cassadv, at Belleville Memorial. A bov, born Oct. 9 to Arlene and Robert Hanmer at Belleville Memorial. Cottage Hills Samantha Jo, born Oct.

11 to Debbie and Darren Couf toise, ol Alton Memorial. East Alton Peggy Michelle, born Oct. 12 to Shelly and Larry Wakelord, at Alton Memorial. Edwardsville David William, born Oct. 8 to Cassandra and James Poletti, at St.

Elizabeth Medical Center in Granite City. Freeburg A girl, born Oct. 11 to Deanna Lindblad, at Belleville Memorial. MARRIAGE Kenneth H. Hubbard and Stacev L.

Carlisle, both of South Roxana. Michael T. Jones and Abbie D. Williamson, both of Brighton. David N.

Kantor of University City and Marv L. Balk of St. Louis. Gregorv J. Maag and Lisa M.

Papes, both of Alton. Kevin R. Mercer of East Alton and Patricia A. Krpan of Wood River. Robert T.

Montgomery of Collinsville and Karen L. Hatscher of Granite City. Scott E. Montgomery of Memphis, and Kimberlv S. Lazenbv of Alton.

Phillip Newell Jr. of East St. Louis and Florence L. Butler of Brooklyn. Leo Nighohossian and Barbara A.

Kemp, both of Granite City. James W. Null and Laura J. Hoosier, both of Granite Citv. Walter W.

Ogle and Allsa L. Ferguson, both of Collinsville. Kanturhai Patel of Norrlstown, and Asha N. Patel of Collinsville. Christopher P.

Phelps of Bethalto and Sandra K. Gueldener of Moro. Bobby E. Price and Teresa L. Money, both of Alhambra.

Wesley L. Sanders of Bethalto and Anita J. Reeve of Alton. Kent T. Schelle of Godfrey and Kimberlv A.

Osterman of Alton. Robert J. Schmidt of Madison and An-issa R. Bryant of Granite Citv. David E.

Stroud of Eart Alton and Kathleen M. Jarke of St. Louis. lob Tewolde and Anna M. Jones, both of St.

Louis. William L. Willhite and Shannon A. Roberts, both of Springfield. Franklin E.

Wiseman and Susan E. Ladd, both of Edwardsville. Education Kdwardtttillt Trends in mathematics education will be the topic of a seminar by Julia Szendrei to be held at 4:30 m. today in Classroom Building II Room 0310, at SIUE. Szendrei is a senior researcher at Hungary's National Institute of Pedagogy, Budapest.

She is the co-chairman of the I International Commission for Mathematical Education. Local teachers, administrators and SIUE faculty and staff members are invited. There is no charge for participation. More information is available by callinq 692-2118. a which was No.

1 on the charts for 1954 and No. 8 on the pop charts for the Penguins. The Crew-Cuts, a white band, did a remake that became an even bigger pop hit (as was the case with "Sh-Boom," originally recorded by the Chords). But for Sinclair and his band, the Turks, there was no money and no credit. Sinclair later accepted a $5,000 out-of-court settlement "because I'm a fool." "You got to understand that there were a lot of black boys with talent in Los Angeles in 1954, and not much money," Sinclair says.

"We were young kids and we didn't know what we were doing. Somebody walks up to you and tells you, "Hey, here's $50 for that you think you're into real money." In the 60s, Sinclair progressed rap-, idly in the jazz world. He hung out with Miles Davis and Dexter Gordon, and their sidemen. He landed a recording contract, but at his peak of LA popularity, Sinclair was caught on a drug charge and spent a year in jail, emerging an expert on heroin. "Well, obviously my career just went to pot," he says, grimly punning.

"That took me out of the game for five years." When he came out of the haze and kicked the habit it was 1971, arid rte' was playing in Chicago a good-time, he says, when Sonny Stitt and Dexter Gordon would join him on stage. But by 1977, the good times hatl faded. That's when John Dahlstedt of the University of Illinois music department struck up a friendship with the saxophone man at the Quasar Lounge and talked him into coming to Champaign. Charlie Mingus was playing in those days at the Ruby Gulch, a small bar on Green Street, and Chicago musicians would make the trip down to jam with Uncle Guido and other South Side veterans. "I said I was going to stay a couple weeks," Sinclair says, "and somehow it's been eight or nine years." Besides playing at Nature's Table, Sinclair this winter is recording his own compositions something he said he should have been doing all along.

"Everybody on the record is from my school of music," he says. "And my school of music is just hanging out." Jazz musician Guido Sinclair taking time out from performing on his saxophone at Nature's Table, a restaurant in Urbana where he has a loyal following. Drugs And Jamming And All That Jazz GroniteCitv John Keith, born Oct. to Carlo and Keith Kellev, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center.

Scott Michael, born Oct. 8 to Anita and Jelterv Perrvman, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center. Martha Elizabeth, born Oct. 9 to Harriet and Jimmy Hall, at St.

Elizabeth Medical Center. Amada Michelle, born Oct. 9 to Marv and Michael Yarbrough, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center. Stephanie Kave, born Oct.

11 to Anita and Ralph Jenkins, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center. Ashlee Renee, born Oct. 11 to Dionno and Dennis Oberhaus, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center.

Chad Michael, born Oct. 11 to Dawn and Robert Patrich, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center. Greenfield Jeffrey Brian, born Oct. 11 to Carol and Mike Knislev, at Alton Memorial.

i Hartford Samantha Lvnn, born Oct. 11 to Dee and John Shelton, at Alton Memorial. LICENSES St. Clair County David A. Harter Jr.

and Julie A. Stein-harrit, both of Belleville. Paul M. Jones and Frieda D. Hesse, both of New Athens.

John R. Winterbauer and Lisa A. Bech-erer, both of Freeburg. Jeffrey D. Sinn and Tommv J.

Brown, both of Marissa. Keith D. Mason and Reenai E. Temple, both of East St. Louis.

Jeffrey A. Elder and Kathleen A. Sintzel, both of Belleville. Michael A. Helfrich of Freeburg and Donna L.

Tvree of Belleville. David C. Etling of Belleville and Linda S. Coppedge of Edwardsville. Robert J.

Cunningham and Sandra J. Schanz, both of Belleville. David C. King and Sandy A. Staddard, both of Belleville.

Charles A. Strube Jr. of Marissa and Marilyn E. Sprengeler of Belleville. Mark A.

Hubbs and Peggy S. Rickard, both of Millstadt. Jeffrey A. Rodgers of Rockford and Sharon Y. Dickinson of Cahokia.

Gerald Edwards and Renee J. Preston, both of Troy. Charles P. Fiedler and Marilyn J. Oliver, both of Belleville.

Marvin D. Gordon Jr. and Marilyn F. Royal, both of Belleville. Kurt G.

Schoor and Cynthia S. DeMarse, both of Maryland Heights. Raymond C. Paradise Jr. of East St.

Louis and Rozitta Hughes of Washington Park. John F. Kollenberg and Linda M. Lowe, both of Belleville. Prasong Piamthlpmanus and Sunan Choimongkol, both of Belleville.

Eric V. Rogers and Carletha Y. Elery, both of O'Fallon. Ralph L. Freeman Sr.

and Ethel M. Freeman, both of Alton. St. Clair County Elaine Ann Moore and Kenneth Lee Moore. Debra Bailey and Stanley Howard Bailev.

Thomas George and Sheryl George. Willie Parker and Wiley Parker. Janice Towns and Harrv Towns. No 2: The Pickup Artist, 5:15, 7:15. LINCOLN BELLEVILLE No.

1: Sweet Revenge, 7, 9:05. No. 2: Like Father, Like Son, 7, 9, No. 3: Dirty Dancing, 7, 9. NAMEOKI CINEMA No.

1: Disorderlies. 7.. No. 2: Stakeout, 7:15. ROXANA CINE Can't Buy Me Love.

7. Forest McGraw, 74, died Sunday, funeral Wednesday, Russell. Edwardsville Martha Yaeger, 85, died Thursday, funeral today, Weber. Germantown Minnie Brauer, 87, died Saturday, funeral Tuesday, Moss-Breese. Granite Citv Fred L.

Coffmann, 85, died Saturday, funeral today, Irwin. Theodore P. Kotoff, 58, died Friday, funeral today, Irwin. Maurice E. Steele, 76, died Friday, funeral today, Irwin.

make up the bulk of the 21st congressional district. Costello is one of three Democrats who have said they will run for the congressional nomination in the primary in March. The other two who have announced their candidacy are Arthur "Pete" Fields, auditor for Madison County, and Mike Mansfield, an aide to U.S. Rep. Melvin Price, Recent births in the Metro East area: Alton Rvon Andrew, born Oct 9 to Romona Hancock, at Altor Memorial.

Justin Alan, born Oct. 11 to Selma and Mark Buford, at St. Joseph s. Tommv Lee, born Oct. 12 to Rebecca and Tommy Whitehorn, at St.

Joseph s. Belleville A bov, born Oct. 7 to Robin and Robert uesk ing, at Belleville Memorial. A bov, born Oct. 7 to Kandv and Terrv Doolev.

at Belleville Memorial. A bov, born Oct. 8 to Marie and Arthur Koenig.at Belleville Memorial. A girl, born Oct. 8 to Pamela and Rick Higginbotham, at Belleville Memorial.

A bov, born Oct. 8 to Carrie and Randall Kellev, at Belleville Memorial. A girl, born Oct. 8 to Laura and Ronald Mclntvre, at Belleville Memorial. A girl, born Oct 8 to Colleen and Michael Meder, at Belleville Memorial.

A bov, born Oct. 9 to Nancv and Paul Flahan, at Belleville Memorial. A bov, born Oct. 9 to Bettv and Charles Gene' McCaulev. at Belleville Memorial.

A bov, born Oct. 9 to Julie Hllleshein, at Belleville Memorial. A bov. born Oct. 10 to Shelli and Scott Bement, at Belleville Memorial.

A girl, born Oct. 10 to Susan and Frank Schmittling, at Belleville Memorial. Madison County Holly Shawn Ainsworth and Yvonne J. Friesland, both of Caseyville. Calvin E.

Ashworth and Frances D. Ash-worth, both of Wood River. Donald L. Ballard and Lorraine E. Szed-lar, both of Granite City.

Nester V. Baylon and Anna L. Whiteside, both of Alton. Willard H. Berry and Julie A.

Eaves, both of East Alton. Larry L. Beyer Jr. of Glen Carbon and Kimberlv A. Roan of Granite Citv.

Stephan L. Cimarolli of Mount Vernon and Kathleen A. Wehling of Edwardsville. William P. Curry and Sonya A.

Schwarz, both of Highland. Robert A. Dean and Sheila A. Johnson, both of Edwardsville. George J.

Diak Jr. and Nancv K. Cuvar, both of Granite Citv. David K. Digirolamo of Caseyville and Linda G.

Johnson of Collinsville. James R. Duft and Patricia K. Hitt, both of Highland. Michael S.

Elliott and Kathv L. Dvkes, both of Highland. Thomas L. Fleming and Susan R. Taylor, both of Alton.

George E. Flowers and Marv E. Bram-lett, both of East Alton. Clifton L. Gassett and Christina L.

Dicker son, both of Granite City. Daniel J. Gentry and Lisa J. Droste, both of Godfrey. Darrell E.

Hamilton Jr. and Tracv A. Morelock, both of Pontoon Beach. Clarence L. Hand and Doris J.

Rose, both of Madison. Michael S. Haynes and Patti J. Carr, both of Alton Phillip E. Holman and Deborah L.

Na-cua, both of Alton. Madison County Lorenzo J. Small Jr. and Sheila A. Small, both of Alton.

George A. Bradley of Arnold and Linda S. Bradley of Granite City. Robert E. Madison and Diane M.

Madison, both of Alton. Gregorv D. Gerdes and Diane L. Gerdes, both of Brighton. Joe T.

Whitt of St. Charles and Jennie L. ALTON CINE No 1 Fatal Attraction. 5. 7:30.

9:55. No. 2: Like Father. Like Son, 5:15, 7:20, 9:30. ALTON CAMEO The Ottspnng, 5:30.

7:30. B.A.C. QUAD CINEMA BELLEVILLE No. 1 The Princess Bride. 7: 1 0.

9 1 5. No. 2: Someone To Watch Over Me. 7. 9:15.

No. 3: The Pick-Up Artist. 7:10.9:10. No. 4: Stakeout, The Offspring.

9. Recent deaths in the Metro East area: Alton Jo Anne Yarnel, 54, died Friday, funeral Tuesday, Staten. Belleville Geneva Herman, 86, died Saturday, funeral Tuesday, Goerdner. Elisabeth Mudrunka, 86, died Sunday, funeral Tuesday, Baldus-Radden. Fremont F.

Pfeiffer, 85, died Saturday, funeral Tuesday, Gaerdner. Aurelia Rennhoff, 71, died Friday, funeral today, Renner. Brighton Bettie Kinser, 56, died Friday, funeral today, Targhetta. Two Democratic As expected, St. Clair County Board Chairman Jerry F.

Costello has been endorsed by the St. Clair County Democratic Central Committee for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the 21st District. Costello Jersevvllle Kyle Levi, born Oct. 11 to Wannetto and Bill McBnde, at Alton Memorial. Adam Paul, born Oct.

12 to Cindy and Steve Feltes, at Alton Memorial. Madison Jamie Lee, born Oct. 7 to Patricia and Matthew Windsor, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Granite Citv. Brandon Christopher, born Oct.

7 to Nancv Christopher Norman, at St. Elizabeth Medical Center In Granite Citv. Mascoutah A girl, born Oct. 5 to Laura and Danny Malear, at Belleville Memorial. Medora Eva Nicole, born Oct.

9 to Carlo and Juan Rioias, at Alton Memorial. Troy A bov. born Oct. 6 to Ruth and Harl Deane, at Belleville Memorial. Waterloo A bov.

born Oct. 6 to Cathv and Curtis Miller, at Belleville Memorial. Wood River Kelli Rae, born Oct. 9 to Lisa and Darrell Clendenny, at Alton Memorial. Larry D.

Molohon Jr. and Denlse R. Mo-lohon, both of Belleville. David B. Evans and Aimee J.

Kapp, both of Belleville. Todd D. Breitwieser and Joyce P. Heim-rich, both of Belleville. Brian L.

Rea and Jane D. Yarbrough, both of Aurora, Colo. Peter P. Palko and Anne M. Proctor, both of Belleville.

Eric S. Rickmann and Beth A. Pitt, both of O'Fallon. Darwvn Williams of Scott Air Force Base and Florence L. Russell of Belleville.

Kenneth C. Burgdorf and Sharron Ber-neking, both of East Carondelet. Peter Parker of Miami, and Lorl A. Gunner of East St. Louis.

Lyle W. Sinn of Freeburg and Lynette A. Maurer of New Athens. Wesley E. Kramer of DeKalb and Susan Norsigianof Belleville.

Mark A. Schmitt and Marv A. Smith, both of Belleville. Robert J. Witherspoon and Debra L.

Schulte, both of O'Fallon. Donald T. Taylor and Mary E. Gudinas, both of Freeburg. Thomas C.

Green and Cathy J. Waghorn, both of Belleville. Steven M. Baro and Paula L. Strebel, both of Belleville.

Ralph H. Oelschlager of O'Fallon and Penelope S. Witcher of Millstadt. Mark S. Sims of Washington Park and Jill Pavton of Belleville.

Lawrence F. Hamann and Rosemary Gain, both of Belleville. Heath B. Smith and LaTanya D. Luster, both of Centrevllle.

Daniel J. Witkus and Cynthia S. Rivolre, both of Belleville. Jeffrey H. McCann of O'Fallon and Elisabeth K.

Rainbolt of Fairview Heights. John A. Russell of Fairview Heights and Kim Orossen of O'Fallon. John Gregorv and Linda Gregorv. Judith Upham and Phillip A.

Upham. Albert Wisham and Lena Wisham. Dorothy Counts and William Counts. Wanda Butts and Billy Butts. Rose M.

Mays and James H. Mays. Roger Robards and Gwendlyn Robards. Lonnie Ray Beck and Cathy Lynn Beck. John D.

Kinder and RoseM. Kinder. Sandra Lee Kaisor and Allen Adrian Kaisor. Teresa May Vastlne and Ralph Edward Vastine Jr. ST.

CLAIR 10 CINE No. 1: Hellraiser, 5:40. 8, 10. No. 2: Dirty Dancing, 5:15.

7:1 5, 9:20. No. 3: Like Father, Like Son. 5:10, 7:20, 9:30. No.

4: Sweet Revenge, 5:50, 7:50. 9:40. No. 5: Three O'Clock High, 5:45. 7:45.

9:45. No 6: Fatal Attraction, 5, 7:30, 10. No. 7: Can Buy Me Love. 5:20.

7:20. 9:30. No. 8: Best Seller. 5:30.

7:40. 9:50. No. 9: Adventures In Babysitting, 5:40. 7:45, 9 50.

No. 10: O.C. Stiggs, 5, 7:30. 9:45. Madison Bryan Burkett, 18, died Saturday, arrangements pending, Irwin.

Melba Favier, 69, died Saturday, funeral Tuesday, Lahey-Sedlack. O'Fallon Oscar H. Busch, 85, died Saturday, arrangements pending, Schildknecht. Roxana Francis H. Pitt 47, died Sunday, arrangements pending, Marks-Wood River.

Staunton John Grabruck, 81, died Saturday, funeral Tuesday, Williamson. Wood River Anabel E. Bowers, 61, died Friday, funeral today, Marks-Wood River. Candidacy Price has said that this is his last term in Congress. The St.

Clair Countyi Democratic Committee also announced its support Friday for state Appellate Judge Horace Calvo of Madison County for state Supreme Court justice. Calvo hopes to succeed Justice Joseph Gol-denhersh of Belleville, who is retiring from the Supreme Court. DIVORCES Whittol Granite City. Kenneth W. Bailey and Melissa A.

Bailey, both of Godfrey. Bradley K. Stahlhut of Wood River and Anita R. Stahlhut of St. Louis.

David J. Steiner and Elizabeth M. Steiner, both of Alton. Richard Hamilton and Sheila R. Hamilton, both ot Collinsville.

Richard Brown and Mvldrine Brown, both of Alton. MOVIES B.A.C. COTTONWOOD III CINEMAS No.1:ZomBieHigh,7:15,9:15. No. 2: Stakeout.

7. 9:10. No. 3: The Secret of My Success 7. 9.

B.A.C. niTZ III No. 1: Surrender, 7:10. 9:10 No. 2: The Principal.

7:05. 9:05. No. 3: Zombie High, 7. 9.

EAST GATE CINEMA No. 1: The Principal. 5:30. 7:45. DEATHS By Paul Wood The Champaign News-Gazette URBANA, 111.

(AP) If you really like jazz and Guido Sinclair seems to you don't keep music to a 9-to-5 schedule. Sinclair has shared the stage with jazz greats, had a hand in a few minor hits himself with rhythm-and-blues bands 30-odd years ago, and is reworking his compositions to record them this winter. When he wants to play his saxophone, it doesn't do much good to remind him of the late hour or the neighbors or work the next morning. "Uncle Guido blows in at 3 o'clock in the morning, and if he wants to jam BLAM! you jam," says fellow musician Vicki Alexander, who isn't complaining. More than once, Alexander says, she has sat in her night robe blearily watching jazz musicians file into her home in Champaign, then picked up her own sax and joined in.

"No, I don't get bored, ever," says Sinclair, 54. "The cats I play with keep it interesting." The musicians who play with Uncle Guido at Nature's Table, a health food restaurant, are an irregular group, but their strong point is improvisation. "We live together and we play together, and we're comfortable with each other," says drummer Danny Deckard. "Guido's been on the street so long he can hear just a little bit of something and take off with it." Sinclair's 40-year career has careened near success, but a prison sentence took him off track, and heroin addiction robbed him of good work and a personal life. "I'm a living example of how terrible heroin is," he likes to say.

Old friends say the hard years turned him from a man glib and easy with the saxophone into a teacher and composer whose work is deepened by pain. "Now, mainly he's a survivor, that's why he's so good," says Jon Regulus, a Chicago musician who has known Sinclair for 30 years. Sinclair grew up in a musical family shuttling from Los Angeles to Fort Worth to Chicago. He dropped out of high school to play rhythm and blues on the LA club circuit, and had a hand in Chuck Higgins' early 50s hit "Pachuco Hop." He composed "Earth Angel," Cahokia Dolores Trepka, 60, died Friday, funeral today, Braun. Collinsville Peggv L.

Johnson, 49, died Sunday, funeral Tuesday, Allan Ciuferi. John Yancey, 90, died Saturday, funeral Tuesday, Kassly. Columbia Gene F. Henckler 66, died Saturday, funeral Tuesday, Dashner. East St.

Louis James Chamberlain, 37, died Saturday, funeral Tuesday, Officer. Edward N. Grebenick, 74, died Friday, funeral today, Kassly. Committees Endorse Costello's Costello was endorsed by the committee late Friday. "He has the brains, the experience and the guts to really make a difference in Congress," said Bruce Cook of Belleville, the districts' state central committeeman.

A day earlier, Costello picked up the endorsement of the Madison County Democratic Central Committee. Madison and St. Clair counties 'n 'i Tn a hi fin it.i irln if i Ii i i ri i1n rfn. i. t.flt i i.

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